Lausche Struggles With Democrats Over Liquor Fees
Governor Lausche faces party friction in Ohio Senate over a proposed 50 percent liquor permit fee increase aimed at boosting local revenue by over 3 million dollars yearly. Four of 19 senators oppose, while House animosity over a fair employment practices bill adds to tension as vote timing looms.
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Democratic House
Postal Rate Boost Protested by Union
The International Brotherhood of Paper Makers executive board adopted a resolution opposing a proposed second class postal rate increase. Union President Paul L. Phillips announced the stance, saying the bill would hinder news exchange and threaten democratic life ahead of the Cincinnati convention opening Monday.
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International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
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House of Representatives
Spellman Sends Funds To Graveyard Strikers
New York March 19 AUP All 250 gravediggers who struck at two Catholic cemeteries received $65 checks today from Francis Cardinal Spellman who led seminary students to dig graves. TheChecks accompanied by a personal note from the cardinal noting unemployment hardships and Easter blessings.
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Dayton Commissioner Charles E. Smith Dies After Illness
Charles E. Smith aged 64, Dayton city commissioner since 1945, died after a long illness. He previously spent 37 years in the retail grocery business before retiring to accept the commission post.
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