FCC to Hear Toll Rate Challenge Against Bell System
The FCC orders hearings to determine if Bell Telephone long distance tolls are unjust and burdensome. AT&T and 22 U.S. affiliates must file statements by March 23, with initial hearings set for April 23. Bell earnings cited at 7.32 percent for ten months ended Oct 31, 1950, rising and prompting potential interim rate cuts. Killingsworth argues lines demand defense needs justify revenue, while the association of state regulators sits in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Bell Telephone System
Commission
Bell System
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
United States
A.t.&t
Long Lines
H. T. Killingsworth
Korea
Killingsworth
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Theater listings and events across multiple venues and films
The page runs theater listings for Loew's Joel Palace and other venues with multiple film programs including Frenchie Madelein e Stage to Tucson The Killer That Stalked New York Operation Pacific Hamlet on the stage Lynne ONeill The Petty Girl The Plunderers Sunset Boulevard Pigmy Island Prison Warden Under Mexicali Stars Rio Grande The Hidden City Riding High On the Isle of Samoa Therese stage play at 8 30 Dr Feinman to speak Optimist Club meets Monday noon Onesto Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew’s
Joel McCrea
Shelley Winters
Ann Todd
Leslie Banks
Madeleine” Palace
Rod Cameron
Wayne Morris
Tusson
Evelyn Keyes
Charles Korvin
New York
Ohio
John Wayne
Patricia Neal
Dueber
Laurence Oliver
Jean Simmons
Lynne O’neill
Burlesque Review
South
Joan Caulfield
Robert Cummings
Ilona Massey
Traffic Arrests Report From Friday
IX motorists were arrested by police and deputies Friday. Police issued 12 signal light and stop sign summonses. Arrests include Hugh L. Nester 18 Akron for failing to yield at Rexave and 6th st SE after a collision with Esther Sell, 39. Richard J. Kuebel 24 RD 4 speeding 50 on Tuscarawas st E after a crash with a parked car. Charles A. Lee 60 201 Smith ave SW failed to report an accident within 24 hours after his car hit a parked vehicle. Deputy arrests include Dennis E. Newman 29 NE for failing to yield at Route 43 near Waco Mapiton rd after a turn caused collision with Elizabeth Haas, 27. Haas treated at Mercy Hospital. Newman booked at North Canton Mayor's Court. Billy Marks 19 Henry ave SW fined for no driver’s permit at Route 43 near Waco. William E. Brand 26 RD 1 Akron fined for no tail light at Route 8 54th st NW. Signal light and stop sign culprits named with addresses.
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Hugh L. Nester
Akron
Rexave
6Th St
Esther Sell
Dueber Ave
Richard J. Kuebel
RD 4
Tuscarawas St
Charles A. Lee
Smith Ave
5Th St
Shorthave
Dennis E. Newman
Blecker
Waco-Mapteton Rd
Elizabeth F. Haas
26Th St SE
Mercy Hospital
Newman
North Canton
Billy Marks
Henry Ave
Waco
Louisville
William E. Brand
Frances Augsburger
Harrison Ave
Influenza Toll 390 in Britain
Britain and Ireland face Europe’s worst influenza outbreak in years as 890 deaths were reported in 126 English and Welsh towns last week, nearly doubling the prior week total. Cork and Dublin saw severe impact with schools closed in Cork and officials ill in Dublin, while Europe’s trend varied with declines in parts of Germany and Scandinavia.
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London
Ireland
Britain
Europe
England
Wales
Registrar General
Cork
Dublin
Pilsen
Brno
France
Paris
Mediterranean
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Talmadge Threatens Cuts Over School Racial Mingling
Governor Herman Talmadge sent to the Georgia legislature an appropriation bill that would strip state funds from any school permitting race mixing. He warned that a court ruling overturning the decree would trigger a statewide cutoff of common school funds. The provision would also affect the university system, anchoring segregation in the two‑year appropriation with a conditional clause tying legality to constitutional acceptance.
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Herman Talmadge
Georgia
State Board of Education
Former Liquor Agent Pleads Innocent in Bribery Charge
Nicholas A. Sisler, 45, of Cleveland, ex Ohio liquor enforcement agent, pleaded innocent in Sandusky to soliciting bribes from an Erie County tavern keeper. He will be tried in Common Pleas Court on Feb 7. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Sisler served as chief liquor enforcement agent for the Canton district from August to December 1949.
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Nicholas A. Sisler
Cleveland
Ohio
Sandusky
Erie County
Sisler
Common Pleas
Canton
Stark County Tavern Keepers head to Buckeye liquor meeting
H C Walther and Herman E Seiser will lead a Stark County Tavern Keepers Association delegation to a four day Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association meeting in Columbus starting Sunday. Walther is a former two time state president and Seiser serves as current third vice president.
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H. C. Walther
Herman E. Seiser
Stark County Tavern’ Keepers Association
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Columbus
Walther
State Group
Mr. Seiser
Ohioans Face $519 Per Capita Federal Budget Burden
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce projects each resident will pay about 519.17 dollars for the federal government’s fiscal year ending June 30, 1952. C S Weaver heads the chamber and estimates Ohio’s share at roughly 4.102 billion dollars, with support for national defense but concern over anticipated nonessential civilian spending.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
C. S. Weaver
Weaver
London’s smallest house tucked between mansions in Hyde Park Place
A six by twenty foot London dwelling sits wedged between two large mansions in Hyde Park Place. Access requires climbing a narrow ladder to reach the upper stairs where compact miniature furniture fills the rooms.
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London
Hyde Park Place
Election Code To Be Revised In Ohio
A committee led by Mrs. Rose Anthony of Dennison will study changes to Ohio’s election code to align with the new office-type ballot. Subcommittees will address other code revisions and report to Secretary of State Ted Brown at the Feb. 1-2 association meeting. Bills to modify the code will be drafted for the legislature.
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Columbus
Rose Anthony
Dennison
Ohio
Ted Brown
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Brown
Wayne Milburn
Painesville
Wilbur Shull
Anthony
Association
Ruth Fox
Elyria
Massillon Boy Advances to Ohio Speech Semifinal
Charles Massey of Massillon, winner in the district Prince of Peace contest, will speak Sunday night in Third Avenue Methodist Church in Columbus as one of three state semifinal contests. The two winners in each semifinal enter the state finals at the Ohio Pastors Convention in Columbus on Wednesday morning, Jan 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Massey
Massillon
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Columbus
Insects Cause Massive Deaths and Damage in India
Annual insect activity in India leads to over 1.5 million deaths and about 750 million dollars in economic losses, highlighting a severe public health and agricultural threat.
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India
Twenty-Four Smiths Sponsor G I Amputee Vacation
In Miami on January 20, twenty four men named Robert Smith organized as Bob Smiths Unanimous to fund a winter vacation for a quadruple amputee from Korea. They raised enough to bring Pfc. Robert Smith of Middleburg Pennsylvania and his widowed mother Mrs. Clara Smith to Miami from Walter Reed Hospital.
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Miami
Fla
Robert
Bob
Pfc
Robert Smith
Middleburg
Clara Smith
Walter Reed Hospital
Ancient applause paid workers praised performances
A historical note describes paid volunteers or workers employed to applaud dramatic performances in ancient times, reflecting early public relations and cultural practices surrounding theater.
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Theater Guide
Feinman
E. M. Feinman
Tim‘cen Roller Bearing Co
Optimist Club
Onesto
John A. Burns
Grace Ave
Richard W. Roby
Kenneth
Benjamin F. Winters
Fultoard
Norma E. Tower
Robert G. Henning
RD 1
Hartville
Samuel Berkman
Market
Grandma
Peggy Castle
Florida
Beach
Joyce Farley
Miami Peach
Talmadge
YLE
Patricia Galvin
Vna
Lorraine Dimples
Elsmore
Billy Wallace
Eddie Lloyd
Harry White
U. S
Paramount Presents
William Holden
Gloria Swanson
Weissmuller
Pyygmay Island
Columbia Picture
Warner Pe
BIA Picture
Covun Wild Western
Coleen Gray
Bing Crosby
Jon Hall
Isle OF Samoa
The
Arizona Cowboy Care
Wonder Horse
Pike
le Een
Bugs Bunny
Shirley MacCalla
New Smyrna Beach
Loew's
Shelley McGrea - Winters
Gem
Madeleine”’ Ann Todd
Herbert J. Yates Pres
John Fords
Maureen O’hara
Nayne
John
Sow
Sheffield
Agatine
Tomo
BELLE
Ally Tr
Ace
Ani
SEA Food
Marine
Portage Lakes
Long Lake Lodge
Bob Smiths
G. I
Tucso
Ourixeo
Ney
Dan
BKC Radio Pictures
U.S. Marine Corps League Benefit
Montezuma
Jack Campbell
USMC
Olivier Hamlet
Charlie Pickens
McEvern San IO Ballroom
SUN
Ross Halamay
Teddy Phillips
Eeeee
Lake Erie
44Th St
Cleve
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