Battle Looms On Lausche's State Program
In Columbus as the 99th General Assembly nears week end, Governor Lausche faces strong GOP opposition. A Democratic committee will draft bills to enact his program, with cabinet heads aiding. Republicans block bipartisan talks over national emergency, and FEPC bills trigger protests while allies push for racial and religious equality laws.
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John Waters
United Press
Columbus
99Th General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Assembly
Paul Hinkle
Mercer
George E. Fedor
Cuyahoga
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Lausche
Celebrezze
Senate
Joseph W. Bartunek
House
Ray C. Carpenter
Seneca
FEPC
Britain reshuffles cabinet amid housing ministry move
The Labour government replaces Isaacs with Bevan as labor minister and appoints Hilary Marquand as health minister. Attlee shifts housing powers from Health to Town and Country Planning, dropping health from the cabinet. Analysts predict broader changes later in the year affecting Bevin Strachey and Slim as possible targets.
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Isaacs
Bevan
George Isaacs
Hilary Marquand
Attlee
Health
Ministry of
Town and Country Planning
Ernest Bevin
John Strachey
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Weather Report 7 Canton and Vicinity
Dense clouds blanket Ohio with fair and warmer trends forecast as temperatures rise nationwide. Toledo readings show barometer 28.55 inches at station, 29.85 inches at sea level with southwest wind 10 mph and 90 percent humidity. Tomorrow could see light rain late as a chilly high pressure edge moves in.
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Ohio
Milton Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Detroit
Miami
Clay ST
St. P. A
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tucson
Washington
Canton
Minister Forging Policy Debate at Stark County Banquet
Rev. Elwood Rowsey addressed over 300 at the Stark County Home Builders Association banquet at the Onesta Hotel. The retired Dundee Presbyterian pastor warned America faces a choice between war and survival, urging a unified domestic and foreign policy and cautioning against socialism and easy aid. Mayor Nichols welcomed attendees as new officers were introduced and Gus Dannemiller became president.
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Elwood Rowsey
Stark County Home Builders’ Association
Onesta Hotel
America
Rowsey
Dundee Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Neb
Harold H. Eibling
Maumee
Toledo
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Schneider
Gus Dannemiller
Thomas H. Nichols
Cressae
Peter D. Kleist
Cleveland
Ohio Home Builders’ Association
Robert R. Schneider
Truman Defends Authority to Send Troops to Europe
President Truman clashed with reporters at a news conference over his remarks on consulting Congress before deploying American troops to Western Europe. Reporters argued the quotes were published. he insisted he would consult Congress and carry questions to the people if opposed. The exchange touched on atomic policy, press quotes, and a Senate resolution endorsing troop use.
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Truman
United States
Congress
Europe
Joseph Short
Connally
Short
Elisabeth May Craig
Portland, Me
Press Herald
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Associated Press
Mr. Truman
New Yorker
John Hersey
Hersey
Korea
Peiping rejects cease-fire plan seeks seven-power talk
The U N and Western allies clash over Peiping’s demand for a seven power conference in China and U N membership before talks. Acheson denounces the plan as unacceptable while Britain Canada and Scandinavian nations urge caution and avoid undermining collective security in Korea. The military impact remains unclear as no move to bomb Chinese arsenals is anticipated.
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Peiping
China
Korea
U.N
Acheson
U.S
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Far East
Europe
Roberto Urdaneta Arbalaez
Colombia
60- Nations
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
London
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Ottawa
U. S
Manchuria
Wonju Front Firefight and Troop Movements Reported
Reports describe an overnight stay in a ruined Wonju town by a Korea man and a Thursday withdrawal. Eighteen prisoners returned to Wonju area as U N patrols engaged Reds near Wonju and 15 miles southeast firefights left 9 Communists dead 10 wounded. Heavy Red concentrations flagged, with trains and convoys spotted.
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Man’s-Land Highway
Wonju
Forrest Walker
Kansas City
Kan
U. N
Seoul
Yongwol
Chungju
8Th Army
Korea
Pusan
Suwon
Ichon
Kumyangjang
Conti nental Press ties to Capone era race network rumors
Senate investigators question Arthur McBride on Continental Press origins and ties to the Capone mob, with details on associates Morris Wexler John Angersola and Charles Polizzi. McBride defends his role while denying direct bookmaking sales and noting transfers of control through 1940s leadership changes.
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McBride
Halley
Continental Press
Arthur B. McBride
Martin O’boyle
Cleveland
Morris (Mushy) Wexler
Empire News Service
Angersola Brothers
Fred and
John
Alias King
Miami
Angersolas
Wexler
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Ragen
Continental
Capone
Polizzi
Coral Gables
Cleveland News
Annenberg
Senator
Nellis
Giesey
Beverly Hills Club
Samuel Tucker
N. D. Dalitz
Louis Rothkopf
Morris Kleinman
Charles Polizzi
Tommy McGinty
Samuel Schrader
Tucker
Dalitz
Rothkopf
Kleinman
John Angersola
Charles
Chuck) Polizzi
Moe Dalitz
Morris
Miners consider wage deal as April strike deadline nears
Industry spokesmen aim to avert a price wage freeze and ease relations with miners amid talks led by Lewis and Harry M. Moses. The Southern Coal Producers Association pages its 30-member board awaiting Joseph Moody's report on proposed terms. Workers press for a 60 to 80 cent hourly rise while the welfare fund and daily scales loom, potentially lifting ton cost by about 27 cents.
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Lewis
Harry M. Moses
Steel Company
Moses
North
Midwest
Southern Coal Producers Association
Association
Joseph £. Moody
Welfare
1951 Program Planned For Local Girl Scouts
Canton Girl Scouts outline 1951 plans with two day rummage sale set for March 9 and 10 and an April 15 to May 15 cookie drive. Key organizers are Mrs. Sanford Lazarus and commissioner Mrs. Kenneth Greenwalt. Juliette Low recognition programs planned for February as neighborhood fairs to boost participation.
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Canton Girl Scouts
Sanford S. Lazarus
University Circle
Kenneth Greenwalt
William P. Flenniken
Richard Hoover
T. S. Klinedinst
Gordon Troxler
Paul Syler
Robert Dencer
Juliette Low
Hangman’s Derrick Origin of the hoisting device name
The word derrick for a hoisting apparatus comes from Elizabethan times and traces to a hangman named Deric in that era.
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Deric
Chivalry’s Shift From Warriorship to Courtesy
A brief note explains that the medieval term chivalry originally described fully armed and mounted fighting men in the Middle Ages and later evolved to signify courteous behavior.
Archer Seeks Re election in May City Primaries
Charles L. Babcock of Cov entry boulevard NE filed for the Democratic mayoral nomination, challenging Mayor Thomas H. Nichol in the May primary. Babcock has radio industry ties and prior unsuccessful runs, plus roles in city recreation and sandlot sports. Several others filed petitions for various ward council seats and city offices, including Esther Archer amid a pending indictment, and former officials Charles Clatterbuck, Elmer Walter, and Andrew Bartko among others.
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Charles L. Babcock
Coventry Blvd
Board of Elections
Thomas H. Nichol
Babcock
City Recreation Department
Albert C. George
8Th St NE
Chester H. Waters
E. Reed St. Alliance
Esther M. Archer
Elmer R. Walter
9Th St
Charles D. Clatterbuck
Hartung
Andrew Bartko
13Th St
Massillon
Ivan W. Smith
7Th St
Francis J. Wallace
Donald Graham
Baldwin
Indians to meet Dodgers in Cleveland on August 6
The Cleveland Indians announced an exhibition game with the Brooklyn Dodgers set for August 6 at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Proceeds will benefit the Cleveland Amateur Baseball Federation fund and similar funds in nearby cities. This marks the fourth straight year the clubs have played here, with 48,000 fans attending last season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Cleveland Amateur Baseball Federation
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University of Miami
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Tony Accardo
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James Jr
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Philadelphia
Ragen Sr
Fred Angersola
Joseph L. Nellis
George Angersola
James Ragen
Mushy Wexler
J. E. Edwards
Adams St
Steubenville
Empire Service Co
Barberton
Campbell
Chillicothe
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Lancaster
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Ashtabula
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Newark
Salem
Troy
Stow, Xenia
Miamisburg
Internal Revenue
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Beverly Hills Country Club
Newport
Alvin C. Giesey
Cleveland Public
Chesapeake Catering Co
Chesapeake
William Schwartz
James
Shimmy) Patton
Internal Revenue Department
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Jimmy Brink
Marian Brink
Kentucky
Lookout House
Dixie Highway
Covington
Lookout House, Inc
James Brink
Hangman’s Derrick
Archer
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