Ohio House Debates Korea Withdrawal Proposals
Ohio lawmakers consider two resolutions on Korea policy. Rep Karl Bauer of Canton urges withdrawal of U S troops to shape home defense while Rep Lowell Fess of Yellow Springs seeks a congressional and presidential push for a strong stance to end further UN showdowns. Speaker Renner will send hearings.
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Ohio Legislature
Congress
Truman
Korea
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Lowell Fess
Yellow Springs
Senate
Karl Bauer
Canton
George H. Kirkpatrick
Knox
Kirkpatrick
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Gordon Renner
Hamilton
Taft
Fess
Indiana
United Nations
United States
U.N
Far East
Ohio
Conveyor Belt Battle Begins In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on January 24 AP reports the second round of the fight over a proposed 130 mile conveyor belt from Lorain to East Liverpool. Bills to make Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines a public utility and grant eminent domain faced stiff railroad opposition and lobbyist activity as supporters and opponents marshal lawmakers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines
Lorain
Lake Erie
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Great Lakes
Upper Lakes
Riverlake
Cleveland
Youngstown
Carl D. Sheppard
Summit
Bishop Kilpatrick
Trumbull
Clarence L. Wetzel
Columbiana
Sheppard
Kilpatrick
Judiciary Committee
Ed D. Schorr
Frank H. Brown
Akron
Schorr & Co
Sandstone Quarry in South Amherst Claims Largest World Size
The largest sandstone quarry in the world sits at South Amherst Ohio and covers more than a mile around its edge. The immense quarry highlights Ohio’s notable stone industry and draws attention to regional geological resources.
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South Amherst
Ohio
26 Sign On 2nd Day of Defense Sidnup
Canton police and fire departments reported slow volunteer recruitment on the second defense signup day due to weather. Only 26 new police auxiliaries and 9 new fire auxiliaries joined, far from the 750 and 450 goals. Registrations are limited to designated offices with specific hours, while Brewster and county rural defense events are scheduled for this week.
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Canton Police
Police Department
Fire Department
Police Auxiliary
Laurence Maloney
Fire Auxiliary
Brewster Group
Stark County Civil Defense
Brewster Village Defense
Rural Defense
East Sparta High School
Richville Fire Station
Two area men wounded in Korea bring total to 105
Two more district men are reported wounded in Korea, totaling 105 injured. The report lists Pvt. George R. Beverly, 22, of 1417 3rd St SW, and Pfc. John W. Mustacchio, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Mustacchio of 705 W Main St Louisville, as hospitalized. Beverly, from the 23rd Infantry, 2nd Division, was captured out of action Jan 1 near Seoul and is recovering in an Osaka army hospital. He has received the Purple Heart and previously served 18 months in the army in 1946-47. Mustacchio, with the 19th Infantry, 24th Division, is treated for an arm wound suffered Jan 1 in Japan after enlisting in May 1948 and training in Kokura. His brother Staff Sgt Joseph Mustacchio recently returned from leave from Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md, where he is an ordnance supply instructor.
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George R. Beverly
Andrew Perrine
3Rd
Pfe
John W. Pyr
Ceorce Severly Mustacchio
Michael Mustacchio
Main St
Louisville
Beverly
Osaka
23Rd Infantry Regiment
2Nd Infantry Division
Seoul
Korea
McKinley High School
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Mustacchiosis
19Th
Japan
Kokura
Kyushu
Set
Joseph Mustacchio
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Motorist Loses Head After Third Collision
In Ockford Illinois on January 24 AP reports Miss Josephine Romano 27 explained I got tired of everybody running into my little car and I guess I just lost my head after she slapped Dr Paul E Dee following a minor collision. She was released on 28.40 bond for a police court hearing on assault and battery. Dee the physician obtained a warrant for her arrest after the incident referencing three recent impacts on her car.
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Ockford
Ill
Josephine Romano
Paul E. Dee
Draft Board 110 Registrants Leave for Training in Kentucky
Forty six registrants of Selective Service Board 110 left for basic training at Ft. Knox Kentucky after being sworn in January 18 at the Canton army and air force recruiting station. Six youths volunteered for induction ahead of schedule. Names include John J. Stanley Edgar R. Yeager Herbert C. Delaney Thomas E. Martin Richard L. Nickens Adrian G. Werst Jr. and many others from Alliance Canton North Canton Louisville Minerva and surrounding areas. Alton L. Williams trained at Ft Meade Maryland with another board in that region.
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Selective Service Board
Army
Canton
Army and Air Force
Ft. Knox
John J. Stanley
N. Webb Ave
Alliance
Edgar R. Yeager
Herbert C. Delaney
Thomas E. Martin
St NW
Richard L. Nickens
Waynesburg
Adrian G. Werst Jr
N. Webster Ave
Scranton
Donald A. Zachman
Louisville
Emory S. Crawford
Minerva
Donald E. Payne
Mahoning Rd
James R. Twiss
Robert Ix. Crowell
Carrollton
Drew W. Bara
S. Lindenave
Don Hinerman
N. Main St
North Canton
Charles F. Crum
Richard 2. Tomigh
FE. Gorgas St
Comer L. Biggums
Walter C. Shutler
N. Walnutt
Thomas J. Earle
2Nd St NW
Donald E. Witts
East Sparta
Bruce E. Buck
Jack B. Apple
Madison Ave
Akron
Leroy Kimble
Millen
Charles W. Draper
Greentown
Charles W. McDonald
Charles R. Teeters
Cleveland
Richard E. Parris
East Canton
John G. Grant
N. Market
Hershel Smuckler
18Th St
Royal G.,lister Jr
Paul M. Metzger
James R. Firm
James W. Lear
Portage St
Carlo C. Enhrlinspiel
Maximo
George N. Sandru
S. Linden Ave
Rogert Z. Smith
Robert L. Parker
Mapleave
Herman Turner
Harmont Ave
Kenneth L. Wallace
Homeworth
George R. Mathewson
48Th St
Jack Piovanelli
Elton R. Arris
S. Union Ave
Homer H. Sparks
38Th St
Theodore Sefert
Cottage Ave
Donald E. Double
Harold L. Gill
James D. Girard
Magnolia
Alton L. Williams
Cowen
W. Va
Ft. Meade
Grace Jane Noee Delivers Christian Science Lecture
Grace Jane Noee of Chicago spoke at Timken Vocational High School on Christian Science. She urged trust in God to defeat fear and hatred, citing Sennacherib and Hezekiah as examples, and advised against belief in enemies as agents of harm.
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Timken Vocational High School
Grace Jane Noee
Chicago
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
William L. Art
Mrs. Noce
Hezekiah
Jury Denies Damages In Case Brawl Injury
A Common Pleas jury led by Judge George N. Graham found no damages for Green Patrick of New Cumberland in a $15,000 personal injury suit against Sunny Side Inn at 1728 Warner Rd SE. Patrick alleged injuries from a cafe fight on April 3, 1948, while the defendants argued they could not control the melee and had acted to stop it.
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Court of Common Pleas
George N. Graham
John F. Locke
Carl F. Klein
Green James Patrick
New Cumberland
Sunny Side Inn
Warner Rd
Robert Eshelman
Ian Bruce Hart
Burial costs rise in Saginaw cemeteries
Inflation hits city owned cemeteries in Saginaw Michigan as burial charges increase by ten dollars to move toward self support.
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Saginaw, Mich
Standards Proposed For U S Ice Cream By Food Drug Group
The Food and Drug Agency proposes federal standards for ice cream after eight years of inaction. Requirements include at least 4.14 pounds per gallon weight with no more than half air, butterfat of at least 12 percent, and non fat milk solids of 6 percent. The International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers favors 10 percent butterfat and up to 10 percent non fat milk solids to lower cost and fat content.
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Ashington
America
Food and Drug Agency
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Thieves Enter Five-Point Drive-In on Route 62
Burglars broke a rear window at the Five- Point drive-in near Raffid SW early today, entering the restaurant operated by William Groves. They took $3 in change and a small table model radio, according to the sheriff's office.
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Route 62
Raffid SW
Sheriff's Office
William Groves
Ohio reports record low death rate in 1949
Ohio's vital statistics for 1949 show 80,109 deaths and a crude rate of 10.1 per 1,000, the lowest on record. Infant deaths fell further as prematurity and immaturity dominated infant mortality while maternal deaths dropped to 0.57 per 1,000 live births under a new cause-assignment method. Heart disease remained the leading adult killer with 24,303 deaths. cancer 11,737. vascular lesions 9,274. high blood pressure 5,515. accidents 4,880.
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Ohio
Port
Fire destroys Richville home on Route 62
A fire at an eight room two story house owned by Oscar Pratt on Route 62 near Richville caused about 8000 in damage. Fire Chief Paul Janson said the blaze started when oil furnace maintenance man Atlee Tidball used a burning oil soaked cloth to clean chimney flues. The interior suffered most, with 5000 to the structure and 3000 to contents. Two crews fought the fire for over two hours.
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Oscar Pratt
Richville
Paul Janson
Richville Department
Janson
Sheriff’s Office
Reed Urban Department
Atlee Tidball
Tidball
Mosquitoes Bite Only If You Have Good Taste
COLLEGE PA Jan 24. Two Pennsylvania State College scientists Frings and Hamrun report mosquitoes bite based on taste appeal. The female evaluates blood type with sensitive samplers on her nose and legs before sinking the stinger.
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of College, Pa
Pennsylvania State College
Hubert W. Frings
Charles L. Hamrun
Town to be lit up Webster Pa 120 year history first time
Rostraver Township officials approved a plan to install 32 street lights in Webster Pa, marking the town’s first-ever lighting upgrade in its 120-year history.
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Webster
Rostraver Township
Playing With Matches Blamed in Cellar Fire
A basement fire at 2809 Tuscarawas Street damaged items in a three family dwelling after a four year old boy playing with matches started it. Timothy Ashley, son of first floor occupants, accidentally set a chair and stored materials ablaze. H E Ashley controlled the blaze with a garden hose until firefighters arrived.
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Tuscarawas St
Paul Quinn
Timothy Ashley
Quinn
H. E. Ashley
Reedurban Genoa Lions honor citizens at banquet
At the Reedurban School fifth annual ladies night, quizmaster Fred McDonald led a quiz raising $20 for March of Dimes. George R. Hall Jr. received the outstanding citizen of the year award, H. A. McCoy earned a key man award, and Charles Schuster was cited for five years of perfect attendance. Distinguishing guests included Kenneth Glasgow, Louis Edgar, Fred Williams, Art Koenreich, and Ed Schauer from Canton and Cres ton.
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Reedurban
Genoa Lions Club
Reedurban School
Fred McDonald
March of Dimes
George R. Hall Jr
H. A. McCoy
Charles Schuster
Kenneth Glasgow
Creston
Ohio
Lions Clubs
Louis Edgar
Cadiz
Fred Williams
Canton
Art Koenreich
Ed Schauer
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