Enforcement Considered Workable Strip Mine Control Law
Ohio lawmakers study a new strip mine control plan to replace the aging act. Hanna Coal’s James Hyslop discusses a proposed regulatory structure with a director and control board. Conferees favor spoil bank leveling and reforestation while opponents question constitutionality amid a pending severance tax bill.
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Columsus
Ohio
James Hyslop
St. Clairsville
Hanna Coal Co
Senate
House
Frank J. Lausche
97Th General Assembly
Lausche
Liquor Department
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Clingan Jackson
Mahoning
Ray M. White
Holmes
Kenneth F. Berry
Coshocton
Milton Ronsheim
Cadiz
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau
Jackson
White and
Ronsheim
Wanted Bendix radio and phonograph combo in knotty pine
Classified notice seeks a brand new Bendix radio and phonograph floor model in knotty pine. Also requests a 1948 Universal sweeper. Respond by dialing 4-8807 or 304 25th NW.
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Bendix
Knotty Pine
Retired Teachers To Meet at Lisbon
East Liverpool reports a county meeting for all retired teachers at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church in Lisbon. Fred Berkman and Leila Beard seek to organize a Columbus County chapter of the Ohio Retired Teachers Association with A. A. Doty as principal speaker. Doty’s group has proposed a bill to add 180 dollars yearly to pre June 1947 retirement pay for teachers with ten or more years of service.
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Brush-Moore News Service
East Liverpool
First Presbyterian Church
Lisbon
Fred Berkman
RD 2
Leila F. Beard
Columbiana
Columbiana County
Ohio Retired Teachers Association
A. A. Doty
Doty
Duffy Names Aide Beamer to State Posts
Robert M. Beamer of Sandusky was appointed assistant attorney general and assigned to the State Industrial Commission by Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy. Beamer is a Capital University and Ohio University Law School graduate.
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Duffy
Columbus
Robert M. Beamer
Sandusky
State Industrial Commission
Herbert S. Duffy
Beamer
Capital University
Ohio University Law School
Third Term Curb For President Hits Snag in States
The proposed 22nd amendment to limit presidential terms has stalled in several states. Since the Democratic win last November only two of forty eight states have ratified, four rejected, with 13 of the remaining 19 needing action by 1950. States rejecting this year include Idaho Montana Utah North Carolina. Texas and Oklahoma had previously blocked it.
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Washington
Idaho
Montana
Utah
North Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
North Dakota
Maine
Michigan
Kansas
Iowa
New Hampshire
Illinois
Delaware
Oregon
New Jersey
Vermont
California
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Connecticut
Missouri
Nebraska
Virginia
Mississippi
New York
Girl Convicted In Assault Case
Louise Sharpe, 23, was convicted by a Hamilton County Criminal court jury of assault and battery for shooting Paul Streicher, 36, in his Cincinnati apartment on Sept. 30, 1947 after he reportedly refused to marry her. The case stemmed from a prior trial that ended with a hung jury. Sentencing to follow.
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Cincinnati
Louise Sharpe
Hamilton County Criminal Court
Brunet
Paul Streicher
Streicher
Miss Sharpe
Louis J. Schneider
Schneider
10 Cent Hourly Boost Ends Cleveland Strike
A four month strike by 250 Patterson-Sargent Co. workers ends with a compromise settlement. The C I CO Gas Coke and Chemical Workers union accepts a 10 cent hourly pay boost and arbitration for a further 5 cent raise. The contract includes a union membership maintenance clause.
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Cleveland
Patterson-Sargent Co
C.i.co. Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers’ Union
Cupid Gets Floor And Idaho Woman Legislator Yields
In Boise the Idaho House witnessed a running gag as Rep E A Snow asked a question of Edith Miller the Ada County judge. Miller accepted the proposal after debate with acting speaker Mills then Snow urged a kiss. The pair left the floor for a brief recess.
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Boise
Idaho
House of Representatives
E. A. Snow
Council
Ada County
Edith Miller
Snow
Ada
Miss Miller
Larry Mills
Adams
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James M. Carney
Cuyahoga
Edward Welsh
Montgomery
Dayton
Welsh
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Commerce Department
Senate Liquor Committee
Father John
Pike County
Milford
John H. Lohman Jr
Mama Bruin
Lohman
Cupid
Casco
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
U. S
Ohio State Building & Loan Department
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration
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