Rain and disease cut needed Southwest wheat storage
KANSAS CITY July 13 AP Mother nature ends the Southwest wheat storage scare by sharply reducing yields. Plans to use B-29 hangars near Hays and Pratt were abandoned as surplus space remained unused. In Oklahoma and Texas storage is scarce with barns and garages housing grain. Nebraska reports no storage problem as harvest begins. Texas Grain and Feed Dealers Association secretary G E Blewett notes less wheat stored than a decade ago and many bins are not full.
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Mother Nature
Southwest
Hays
Kan
Garden City
Kansas
Pratt
Oklahoma
Texas
G. E. Blewett
Fort Worth
Texas Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Lappin Installed as Head Foreman of Republic Steel Club
Ross A. Lappin, foreman in the swing grind department at Canton South, is named president of the Foremen's Club for Republic Steel Corp's Canton Massillon district. He succeeds H. P. Conklin. Fifty others were installed including Hathaway as vice president and Loutzenheiser as secretary treasurer. Attendance reached 250 with district officials speaking on the club's future.
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Ross A. Lappin
Canton South
Republic Steel Corp
Canton-Massillon
Lappin
American Legion
Massillon
H. P. Conklin
Charles E. Hathaway
Canton Steel and Furnace Division
Ohio Survivors Collect 96 Million Insurance Payments
Ohioans collected more than 96 million in life insurance death benefits last year, the 1949 life insurance fact book shows. The sum was paid to beneficiaries of 86,176 policyholders. Ohio families owned 12.15 billion of life insurance on Jan 1, 1948, up 2.03 billion from two years earlier, with 49 million in new ordinary policies purchased last year.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
Ohio
Mayor Lausche Distracts Voters With Gambling Smokescreen
Columbus Mayor James A. Rhodes accuses Governor Frank Lausche of using gambling as a misleading issue to mask failures by the 98th Ohio General Assembly. He says Lausche could shut gambling joints but instead talks up rhetoric, aiming for newspaper notoriety over real legal action.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Lausche
98Th General Assembly
Virginia Church Killer Begins 99-Year Term
In Richmond Virginia 16 year old Lee Scott starts a 99 year sentence after choking Dana Marie Weaver to death in Christ Episcopal Church May 8. Dana Marie, also 16, was a Jefferson High School classmate. Scott plans to read the Bible and other texts while in prison and will be eligible for parole in 12 years.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Penitentiary
Lee Scott
Dana Marie Weaver
Scott
Dana Marie
Jefferson High School
Christ Episcopal Church
Fremont Bans Shaving For Centennial Festival
Fremont moves to ban shaving without a one dollar permit starting Saturday as the Bush Growers League prepares for the July 31 to August 6 centennial events. A permit to shave costs one dollar for donation to the centennial fund, with officials warning violators may face violence. city officials approved the project.
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Fremont
INS
Bush Growers League, Inc
Centennial Fund
League
Woman Sues Over $2,700 Bingo Winnings in Summit County
Ruth Levine, of Cleveland Heights, seeks a declaratory judgment in Common Pleas Court over a $2,700 bingo jackpot at Liberal Club in Summit County. She alleges director Charles T. Barker refused payment and accuses Sheriff Robert L. Smith and County Prosecutor Alva J. Russell of failing to investigate the club’s legality, including whether Keno is legal before pursuing funds.
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Akron
Cleveland Heights
Liberal Club, Inc
Summit County
Ruth Levine
Common Pleas Court
Charles T. Barker
Robert L. Smith
Alva J. Russel
Two Stark County inmates granted parole
Two Ohio Penitentiary inmates, John Hilton and Jimmy Brown, were paroled by the state pardon and parole commission on Tuesday. Hilton served for burglary and Brown for unarmed robbery. both are set for release on October 5.
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Stark County
Ohio Penitentiary
State Pardon and Parole Commission
John Hilton
Jimmy Brown
Truman to Address Nation On Economic Outlook Tonight
President Truman will speak to Americans tonight about his plan to combat a nominal economic slowdown. He aims to reassure against panic and defend fiscal policy, outlining an 11 point program to boost production, employment and purchasing power. The address, his first fireside chat of the year, follows his midyear report to Congress.
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Congress
White House
Truman
Canton
Douglas Hyde Dies First Irish President at 88
Dublin reports that Dr. Douglas Hyde, 88, first president of Eire, died last night. A scholar and poet, Hyde was chosen by acclamation and took office June 25, 1938. Ill health led to retirement as his seven year term ended, succeeded by Sean O Kelly after the June 1945 election.
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Dublin
Douglas Hyde
Eire
Hyde
Sean O’kelly
Ohio Banker Charles H. Mylander Dies in Columbus
Charles H. Mylander a former city editor of the Ohio State Journal who later joined Huntington National Bank in Columbus as vice president after a three year stint at First National Bank in Cincinnati died after a year long illness at age 55.
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Ohio
Columbus
Charles H. Mylander
Huntington National Bank
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio State Journal
Milk Inspector Says Farmer Churned Him
Lorain County farmer Carl L. Laisy of Chagrin Falls was charged with assault and battery after a city food inspector, Stephen Gaul, said he was roughed up on the farm. The dispute arose when Gaul announced that the farm with 70 dairy cattle could not ship milk to Cleveland. Gaul said Laisy tore up inspection records, grabbed him, and threw him from the milk house. Mrs. Laisy denied physical harm, saying her husband only yelled.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Stephen Gaul
Chagrin Falls
Carl L. Laisy
Laisy
Gaul
800 Students Offered Jobs on State Highways
The State Highway Department announced a 540000 summer employment program for high school and college students in Columbus. About 800 youths will earn 500 to 600 dollars each painting guard rails and mowing weeds under the maintenance bureau chief engineer L F Schaeublin. Applications are to be made at local district offices.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
T. J. Kauer
L. F. Schaeublin
Cincinnati Newsman Passes Up Fatal Indonesian Tour
Cincinnati Enquirer travel editor Dave Roberts declined a trip to Indonesia recently after returning from Europe. A KLM airliner crashed yesterday killing 45 people, including 13 American news correspondents, in a disaster tied to the Indonesian voyage.
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Cincinnati
Dave Roberts
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roberts
Europe
Indonesia
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