State Senate Votes 3 Year Auto Tags Use
In Columbus on January 24 the state senate backed a plan to issue 1951 license tags for three or four years to conserve steel for national defense. The bill, passed 31 to 0 with two amendments defeated, moves to the house as Republicans push for a faster vote. Proposals included one license plate per vehicle, and a split over whether stickers or metal tabs should extend tag life.
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Columbus
State Senate
Ohio
Senate
House
Frank J.wausche
Republicans United
David Ferguson
Guernsey
Albert L. Daniels
Highland
Bartunek
Joseph Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Lausche
Donald Rolf
Hamilton
Arthur Blake
Belmont
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Canton Weather Forecast and Almanac Highlights
Partly cloudy and colder this afternoon and tonight with a few snow flurries. Probable low around 10 degrees. Thursday: partly cloudy and colder with high about 25. Ohio forecast notes two days of cold air, light snow flurries near lake areas, highs mid-30s south to mid-20s elsewhere, lows 10 to 15. Almanac: sunrise 7 46 a m, sunset 5 33 p m, moonrise 8 18 p m, moonset 9 14 a m. Precipitation 0.88 inch for date. temperatures around Canton yesterday and today mixed with clear and cloudy regions.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Milton Davis
Associated Press
Yes
Akron
Bismarck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tucson
Washington
Nehru urges Asia unity and peace at Lake Success
Nehru, addressing world leaders at Lake Success, argues Asia's changes upset power balance and criticizes the failure to recognize Asian rise. He notes Korea’s 38th parallel crossing as a major error, cautions against Western reluctance, and praises China’s willingness to negotiate. He mentions India’s food shortages and urges belt-tightening until imports arrive.
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Asia
38Th Parallel
Nehru
United Nations
Korea
U. S
United States
China
Peiping
Far East
Center to feed more than capacity of the facility
The center will house more people than the institution can hold as several rooms are repurposed from Molly Stark Sanitarium. Equipment came free through remodeling and forced sales by the IRS. The program may be run under Sheriff H W Grossglaus with potential future expansion to treat alcoholics in county homes.
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Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Nist
John Rossetti
Center County
A. T. Hall
County Engineers Office
Luther R. Paar
Alcoholics Anonymous
A. A
Stark Mental Hygiene Association
Board of Control For
County Commissioners
Alliance, Massillon and
Stark County Probate and Court of Domestic Relations
Three Held by U S Hide Diamonds In Shoe Heels
Customs agents arrest three trans Atlantic passengers on smuggling charges after finding industrial diamonds concealed in their shoe heels. In New York, two travelers face $1.5 million in diamonds from Europe. the Miami capture involved Eli Stern with 119,346 in diamonds. Eta Hoffman, Lukatz Weitman and others held on bail.
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U. S
Parker
George W. Percy Jr
New York
FBI
Hoffmann
Leiser Weitman
Miami
Fla
United States
City
Europe
Eli Stern
Brooklyn
N. Y
James R. Offutt
Stern
Havana
Cuba
Roger Edward Davis
Eta Hoffman
New York International Airport
Belgium
Lesser Weitman
Weitman
Revenues and expenditures in first year of U S government
The United States government earned about 4 million dollars in revenue and spent around 1 million dollars in its first year of operation, excluding interest on the public debt, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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United States
Britannica
Christian Science Founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1879
Mary Baker Eddy established Christian Science in 1879, laying the groundwork for a new religious movement focused on spiritual healing and the study of Christian metaphysical ideas.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Worcester Rep OConnor Enters Legislature After Fall
State Representative John H. O Connor of Worcester arrived at the state house by ambulance for the opening of the legislature shortly after breaking several ribs in an ice fall.
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Boston
John H. O’connor
Worcester
Ohio Bell Seeks Stable Service Amid Rate Dispute
Ohio Bell defends pricing as inflation and wages push costs higher. The company appeals a PUCO rate cut order after a $4 million refund to seven cities and a Supreme Court ruling that its valued income and rates were too high. Cities including Dayton Akron Toledo Cleveland Columbus Youngstown and Canton opposed the increase.
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Eide
Ohio Bell
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Akron
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Canton
Liquor Board Hearing Probes Threats in Lorain
At a three day state liquor board session in Cleveland a witness testified that Lorain permit holder and politician Fred Koury threatened a board agent after his son Mike was arrested for Sunday whisky sales. The hearing also heard of an alleged shakedown involving Forest Brook tavern proprietor Catherine Bordine and two unidentified men offering to fix the case for 400.
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Cleveland
State Liquor Board
Joan Demko
Fred Koury
Lorain
Young Koury
Beatrice Brown
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Catherine Bordine
Forest Brook Tavern
William J. Kelch
Child Killed Crossing Rail at Carnahan Crossing
Walter Hyler's son Jacob, a Burns School third grader, died when struck by an eastbound train at Carnahan crossing. Engineer J. L. Heffron and conductor Ernest Hammond commanded the passenger train. Police report trains are repeatedly passed by children before crossing and urge parental warnings and youth education. Jacob's family and funeral arrangements are noted with services planned Friday afternoon.
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Walter Hyler
Jacob
J. L. Heffron
Pittsburgh
Ernest Hammond
9Th St NW
Carnahan Crossing
Y.M.C.A
Burns School
Nellie Hyler
Betsy Lou
Millicent
Gary
Paul
Michael
Harry Stark
Canton
Jacob Hyler
Willowdale Lake
Lillian Fach
Jacobs-Waltner Funeral Home
First Cast Iron Made in England Around 1350
It is believed that the first cast iron was made in England about 1350, although iron had been produced elsewhere prior to that.
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England
New U S Commander Boosts West Confidence
Eisenhower’s appointment as top commander brings visible optimism. Truman pledges more troops as wartime factory output surges in Detroit, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Cleveland, Seattle, Los Angeles and in American atom plants, signaling stronger allied effort.
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United States
Europe
Truman
Eisenhower
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Cleveland
Seattle
Los Angeles
Councilman's Blackmail Trial Set for Feb 3
County Prosecutor John Rossetti announced Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber has scheduled the blackmail trial for Councilman Esther M. Archer of 603 9th St SE on Feb 3. Reed, 30, of 732 4th St NE Massillon, the hooded burglar, will face trial Feb 13 for breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling at night. Both pled innocent. two more indictments against Reed are pending for February.
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John Rossetti
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Esther M. Archer
9Th St SE
Joseph C. Reed
4Th St
Massillon
Reed
Stark County
Rossetti
Truman Proposes Commission on Internal Security
President Truman forms a nine member nonpartisan commission to study how to protect national security without sacrificing civil liberties. Admiral Chester Nimitz will head the panel, with eight other distinguished citizens to be named later. The group will study federal loyalty programs and broader state local and private activities, aiming to finish in a year. Senator McCarren and others respond with cautious optimism while McMahon hails the move and Hickenlooper urges scrutiny of members.
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Albert L. Daniels
Highland
D. A. Liggitt
Logan
Fred W. Danner
Summit
Ashington
Truman
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Nevada
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Connecticut
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Iowa
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McCarthy
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United States
Admiral Nimitz
State Department
Amb. Warren Austin to speak at meeting without rush vote
China Ambassador Warren R. Austin as chief U. S. delegate planned to address this afternoon’s meeting but would not push for an immediate vote. He indicated a cautious approach and awaited fuller discussion among participants.
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Warren R. Austin
U. S
Senate Backs Move Against China 91-0
The Senate unanimously approved resolutions backing labeling Red China an aggressor in Korea and denying the Communist nation a UN seat. Senators urged Western European allies to join in the stance as administration officials weigh public sentiment toward broader Korean War withdrawal.
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China
Korea
Senate
U. S
United Nations
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Hickenlo
Hickenlooper
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
United States
U. N
Morse
Oregon
Armed Services Committee
Great Britain
Fifty Million Drinkers in the United States
The committee on problems of alcohol of the National Research Council estimates that 50 million persons in the United States use alcoholic beverages.
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Committee On Problems of Alcohol
National Research Council
United States
Nickel Use Ban Details by Effective Dates
Nickel bearing stainless steel is banned after April 1 for auto bumpers grills hubcaps trim wheel rims and wheel covers. After March 1 nickel plating ends in auto accessories dash panels gasoline caps grills interior trim lamp housing window trim radiator trim wheel disks and window levers. The order allows substitution of other materials while not prohibiting manufacture of affected products.
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NPR
Half Inch Snow Causes Icy Road Surfaces Again
The U S Weather Bureau warns a cold snap will push temperatures to around 10 to 15 degrees tonight as more snow is likely but not much. About half an inch of snow yesterday created slick driving with numerous icy spots. A cold air mass moving from the Northwest reaches western Ohio tonight after traversing the Plains states.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Plains States
Ohio
Arthur Hill High agriculture students sell produce totals
SAGINAW Mich Agricultural class members at Arthur Hill High School sold produce from their projects totaling 14865 with a net profit of 8473 by 73 participants.
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Saginaw
Mich
Arthur Hill High School
Detroit Birth to 18 Cost Averages Eleven Thousand
A U S Bureau of Labor Statistics survey estimates it costs about 11000 dollars to raise a typical Detroiter from birth to age 18. The figure reflects expenditures on housing food transportation and other necessities over 18 years.
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Detroit
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nehru urges open door to civilized approach in UN row
The broadcast from London marks Nehru's return as Britain opposes U N penalties against Red China. Front reports detail U N patrols and air support across Korea, including MiG-15 losses, Thunderjet praise, and B 29 strikes on Komu and Yongwol as allied forces push to hold ground near Wonju and Ansan.
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Nehru
London
British Commonwealth of Nations
Great Britain
U.N
United Nations
China
Hoengaong
8Th Army
Ichon
Seoul
Matthew B. Ridgway
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East Air Force
Stratemeyer
5Th Air Force
Komu
Changjin
Yongwol
Han River
Wonju
U. N
Ansan
Local man dies after traffic crash in Canton
Mr. Keim, died on arrival at Mercy Hospital after a traffic incident. He had a fractured skull and a broken left leg. A Bethlehem, Pennsylvania native who moved here in 1940, he worked as a molder at Colonial Foundry in Louisville. Survived by five daughters, four sons, a sister, a brother, twenty grandchildren, and one great grandchild, with funeral home viewing Thursday. Body to be sent to Bethlehem for services and burial.
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Keim
Mercy Hospital
Bethlehem
Colonial Foundry
Louisville
Arthur Reichard
Walter Siegfried
Peter Beeler
Curtis Haas
Christopher Fielding
Henry
Canton
Stanley
Jacob
Warren Keim
L. A. Packard
Tampa
Fla
Claude R. Keim
Jacobs-Walther
Bevin Stricken by Pneumonia in London
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, aged nearly seventy, has pneumonia confirmed by his physician after earlier influenza and a severe cold. Bevin has long suffered asthma and heart trouble and remains in ill health over the past two years.
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London
Foreign Office
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
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