Colored Oleo Bill Loses in State Senate
In Columbus on March 3 AP reports the colored oleo bill failed 15 to 15 in the Ohio Senate after Senator William M. Boyd changed his vote. He may ask for a reconsideration Monday night to keep the measure alive, with Whitacre voting no and Orval E. Whitacre opposed to the proposal.
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William M. Boyd
Cuyahoga
Senate
Boyd
Ohio
Whitacre
Orval E. Whitacre
Stark County
Foes Rally Behind Plan to Ban Yellow Margarine
In Washington on March 3, supporters push to repeal margarine taxes while also banning manufacture and interstate sale of yellow colored margarine. The House Agriculture committee set hearings with witnesses backing the bills.
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Washington
Friends of the
House Agriculture Committee
Miss Mahoney Presiding In Senate Session
Senator Margaret A Mahoney of Cuyahoga presided in the absence of Lieutenant Governor George D Nye. Her vote could have tipped the bill to passage, but procedural limits and a later change by Senator Boyd left the measure unresolved.
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Margaret A Mahoney
Cuyahoga
George D. Nye
Pike
Cresse Nye
Senate
Dwight L. Matchette
Greenville
Miss Mahoney
Boyd
Nye
George
15 Month Rent Controls Extended by House Panel
The House banking committee voted 23 to 2 to extend rent controls for 15 months, rejecting a 24 month extension. Controls expire March 31 unless renewed. The panel also rejected fines up to 5000 and imprisonment up to one year for violations and rejected a Georgia representative's bid to tie ceilings to fair value.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Brown
Georgia
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Banana cream pie special Friday at Liberty Bakery
Friday only offer for banana cream pie at Liberty Bakery located at 1030 6th SW. Pie priced at 50 cents.
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Liberty Bakery
Around-the-world B-50 flight signals Cold War posture
Washington reports that a nonstop B-50 bomber flight completed in Fort Worth is cited as dramatic evidence of Western military readiness in the Cold War. State Department clearance is noted, with experts viewing the trip as a test of the Atlantic security framework and U.S. strategic power against Soviet threats.
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U. S. Air Force
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
John M. Hightower
Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
Curtis E. LaMay
Strategic Air Command
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Subcontinent
India
America
Air Forces
Missing B-29 Crew Includes Canton Airman
Staff Sgt. Arthur W. Stear formerly of Canton is listed among the nine crew members of a missing B-29 believed down in the northern Luzon mountains after refueling the Lucky Lady II. Brig. Gen. Crabb said the tanker B-29 failed to return after a 90 mile distance from Clarkfield. Stear, a former Canton post office clerk, reenlisted last June and previously endured six years as a Japanese POW. His wife Irene, son Thomas and daughter Margaret relocated to Tucson Arizona last August. Stear left Canton in July. his mother has moved to California.
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Arthur W. Stear
13Th St NW
Luzon
Air Force
Jared V. Crabb
Clark Air Base
Manila
Clarkfield
Stear
Post Office
Repository
Irene K. Stear
Thomas
Margaret
Canton
S. Norris St
Tucson
Ariz
Freda Stear
Harmontave NE
California
Stark’s
Robbery Suspects Plead In Court After Station Heist
Bobbie Dale Reynolds and Andrew Popa, both 25, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to armed robbery and were bound to the grand jury for the Cherry Avenue filling station robbery that netted 57 dollars. A third man, Harold Reynolds Jr., 27, pleaded innocent and set a Feb. 12 preliminary hearing.
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Bobbie Dale Reynolds
Mansfield Reformatory
Harold P. Reynolds Jr
Ohic
Bobbie
D. L. McCarroll
Harold Reynolds
Bobbie Dale
Massillon
Papa
Reynolds
Farm home saved after five hour blaze and milk can brigade
A 72 year old woman and daughter survived a major warehouse type fire at the 80 acre Krabill farm home near Louisville. Fire chiefs from Homeworth Minerva and Pleasant View battled flames for hours assisted by neighbors using a milk can brigade to haul water from a creek a quarter mile away. The eight room house on Route 153 suffered an estimated 15000 dollars in damage though most possessions were saved.
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Pleasant View
Elizabeth Krabill
RD 3
Louisville
Route 153
Krabill
Washington Township
Miriam
Wade H. Krabill
Homeworth Department
Chester Knoll
Minerva
R. Dale George
Homeworth
William Loller
George
Krabills
Kaiser-Frazer Auto Agency
Milk Can Brigade
Elton
Earl
Byron Schmucker
Duane Starkey
Dean
Merle Kandel
Art Falk
Homer Krabill
Malen
Pete Wallace
Labor groups oppose Auditorrium sale bid as too low
The Anton Federation of Labor and Stark County Industrial Union Council reject a $234,567 offer for the old city auditorium. Delegates argue the building is worth more and discuss repair, but no resolution was passed.
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Anton Federation OF Labor
Old City
Avwen Rancider
Arnund
YY Sve
Eide SR
Wees
Nes
Ross Griffin
Carpenters
Stark County Industrial Union Council
Book Sale Bargains Hit News Depot
Book sale offered publishers overstock at 35c each or 3 for $1. Unheard of values promoted by News Depot located at 224 2nd Ave near the Washington Hotel. First ad shown.
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News Depot
Washington Hotel
Alliance Civic Clubs Ketchum Join Protests
Alliance civic groups and Mt. Union College president Dr. Charles B. Ketchum issued protests Wednesday over long standing vice conditions in Alliance Ohio. Mayor Robert D. Althouse ordered suppression of vice operations and stoppage of illegal gambling liquor and prostitution. The Jr Chamber of Commerce condemned the situation as years in existence and hypocrisy.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Mt. Union College
Robert D. Althouse
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alliance
Alliance Sorosts Club
Althouse
Charles B. Ketchum
New Area Chief Rules Canton District Liquor Enforcement
Nicholas A. Sisler of Cleveland becomes chief of state liquor law enforcement for the 14 county Canton district. He vows tough action against cheats and after hours spots and says he was sent to enforce the law. Lister succeeds Klinker as he moves to the Toledo district amid statewide changes prompted by a Cleveland expose.
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Nicholas A. Sisler
Cleveland
Canton
Sisler
Lister
Howard E. Klinker
Lancaster
Toledo
Alliance
Anthony A. Rutkowski
iThe Repository Today
Cincinnati
Sis
Limits Fixed At 21 Months and Payments Cut
Federal Reserve loosens installment credit with 21 month terms for many items from cook stoves to radios and cars. Auto down payment stays at one third. non autos 15 percent. The move aims to lift lagging sales and move inventories, though critics urge longer terms and broader powers for Congress.
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Washington
Cook
Federal Reserve Board
Edgar Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Patman
Texas
Reserve Board
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Senate House Economic Committee
Maybank
South Carolina
Senate Banking Committee
Monroney
Oklahoma
House
Small Business Committee
Wolcott
Michigan
Banking and Currency Committee
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