Lausche Opposes Teacher and State Employee Pay Hikes
Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche urged restraint to shield a fatigued taxpaying public and opposed proposed salary increases for school teachers and state employees. He warned the $35,000,000 cost would require new taxes, noting falling state revenues and urging economy. He cited a Senate approved teachers raise and a House salary adjustment as potential next steps, with hearings in doubt due to his stance.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Senate
House Finance Committee
House
Joint
House Salary Study Commission
Senate Taxation Committee
Canadian Named Leader of Gyro International
E. Harvey McKinney of Toronto Ontario was chosen as president of Gyro International at Saranac Inn New York. Other officers named include vice president at large Charles W. St. Claire of Painesville Ohio and Edmond L. Kagy of Cleveland secretary treasurer.
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Saranac Inn
N. Y
E. Harvey McKinney
Toronto
Ont
Gyro International
United States
Canada
Charles W. St. Claire
Painesville
Edmond L. Kagy
Cleveland
Porter West Accepts Mercer County School Superintendent Post
Glen C. West of Portsmouth announced he accepted a three year contract to serve as superintendent of Mercer County schools.
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Mercer Schools
Portsmouth
Glen C. West
Mercer County Schools
Ditches Key to Stark County Tillable Lands and Costs
Stark County relies on about 153 county ditches to drain low land, with the county paying 25 percent of new ditch costs and property owners bearing the rest. The Hartville swamp area benefits most from two major ditches, the Stark Portage and Swartz ditches. Any group can petition for a new ditch. hearings, surveys, and plans determine costs and assessments, which can be paid over five years, with some bills up to $1,000. Ditch cleaning follows a similar process, often by contract, with owners paying their shares.
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Stark County
George Davidson
Hartville Swamp
Stark-Portage
Swartz
Oliver Kuhn
Joe Nist
Glen C. Sponseller
Guardsman Killed in Brooklyn Parade Attack
New York July 2 AP a national guard warrant officer Alexander J Taras 34 was knocked from ranks by two civilian hecklers during a 900 strong parade in Brooklyn en route to Pine Camp New York. He died from a fractured skull as guardsmen chased suspects then retreated back to ranks.
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New York
National Guard
Alexander J. Taras
955Th Field Artillery Regiment
8Th Ave
Brooklyn
Pine Camp
N. Y
Taras
Manufacturers Trust Co
Budget Cut Doom Canton Campus of Kent State
Kent State University Canton faces closure July 1 1950 after state budget cuts. President Dr George A Bowman says the Canton division would continue if the biennial budget of $340000 for two years had been approved. The board cites reduced funding and temporary status, urging legislature to restore resources to avoid ending Canton operations.
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Kent State University
Ohio General Assembly
Canton
George A. Bowman
Bowman
University At
Kent
Kent Board of Trustees
Canton Division
Columbus
Board of Trustees
Record corn in government loans reaches 390 million bushels
Washington July 2 Farmers placed a record 390,478,653 bushels of the 1948 corn crop under government price support loans or purchase agreements through May 30. The Agriculture Department said 304,537,362 bushels were protected by farm storage loans and 85,941,291 bushels were under purchase agreements.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Unequal Pay for Family Status Urged by Sociologist
Cincinnati July 2 AP Dr Paul Popenoe director of the American Institute of Family Relations urged a proportional family wage at the University of Cincinnati summer school social hygiene institute. He argued equal pay for equal work hurts family life and lowers living standards for those with dependents, proposing a basic wage plus dependent allowances to maintain living standards without added cost to industry or government.
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Cincinnati
Paul Popenoe
American Institute of Family Relations
Los Angeles
Popenoe
Social Hygiene Institute
University of Cincinnati
America
Thieves Rifle Cash Register At Adelphia Cleaners
Anthony Manos of Adelphia Cleaners reported a theft of 23.05 from a cash register at 211 5th St NW. Police said thieves likely entered through a rear door Thursday night or early Friday.
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Anthony Manos
Adelphia Cleaners
5Th St
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