Ohio Senate Passes Liberal Jobless Aid as Liquor Fees Fail
Ohio lawmakers approve a jobless compensation bill after revisions, expanding benefits to 25 dollars for 26 weeks and easing qualification rules, while liquor license fee increases fail. The measure shifts political risk to Governor Lausche as House votes quail listing for propagation. In Ottawa, Canada plans a 32 percent income tax cut to spur prosperity with broad exemptions and reduced levies, forecast to top 270 million dollars and keep rent controls.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Rules Committee
Frank J. Lausche
House
Senate
Emmett R. Guthrie
Coshocton
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cuyahoga
Lausche
Florida
Guthrie
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Franklin
Margaret A. Mahoney
Walcutt
Ottawa
Douglas C. Abbott
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
National Liberal Party
Abbott
Five Bodies Recovered From Missing B-29 Crash
A U S Air Force rescue team recovered five bodies from the B 29 tanker wreck on a mountain top northeast of Clark Field near Manila. The plane, which crashed March 1 after refueling the B 50 Lucky Lady II, left four crewmen missing. Identified is Lt Col Jack Stuart Hunt of Victoria Texas by a diamond ring. The other four bodies were not yet identified.
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U.S. Air Force
Clark Field
Manila
Air Force
Arthur W. Stear
13Th St NW
Irene K. Stear
Thomas
Margaret
Canton
S. Norris St
Tucson
Ariz
Stear
Jack Stuart Hunt
Victoria
Tex
Wabash Rail Strike Ends After Eight Day Halt
Wabash Railroad workers returned to their posts after an eight day shutdown. Four unions reached a back to work agreement with management, submitted to a presidential fact finding panel which approved the settlement. About 3,500 operating employees struck and 9,000 were laid off during the idleness.
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ST. Louis
Wabash Railroad
Arthur K. Atkinson
Wabash
Draft Board 110 Moves to New Office in Canton
The Selective Service Board 110 shifts operations Thursday to Room 216 in the Dime Savings Bank building at 301 Tuscarawas St E. The board serves Wards 10 and 11 in Canton plus Alliance and several townships. Despite pause in inductions, 18 year olds must register and return draft questionnaires to determine classification.
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Office of Selective Service Board
Dime Savings Bank
Tuscarawas St E
Cleveland Ave NW
Canton
Alliance and Plain
Lake
Nimishillen
Marlboro
Osnaburg
Pike
Sandy
Paris
Washington
Lexington
Thursday Special Glazed Donuts at Liberty Bakery
A Thursday special advertises glazed donuts for 35 cents at Liberty Bakery located at 1030 6th Street SW. The listing also notes services in painting and decorating with reference number 21397.
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Liberty Bakery
Roll Call Saves War Pensions In House Trick
The House reversed an earlier shelve vote on a Rankin war pensions bill and moved toward passage after a rapid roll call. The plan would pay 90 dollars monthly to 65 year old WWI and WWII veterans, with likely amendments restricting to WWI and adding need-based eligibility.
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Roll Call
Washington
House
Rankin
Mississippi
Ohioan
Representative Huber
Ohio
Representative Carroll
Colorado
Bill Carroll
Veterans Committee
Rain Dwindles to Drizzle After 24 Hour Downpour
A long period of nearly continuous spring showers produced .78 of an inch of precipitation. By morning the rainfall had eased to a misty drizzle as temperatures fell from 55 Tuesday afternoon to 40. Forecasters expect a slightly colder night.
U S Officials Reject Berlin Bill for Communications
The United States refused to pay a 7 000 900 bill for Berlin to western Germany communications dating to 1945. Officials said the charges violated the 1945 agreement with Russia and would be maintained at a fairer rate. The dispute risks tense relations as cable lines remain a vital link to western Germany.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
U. S
Russia
E. T. Martin
Columbiana Man Killed in Route 30 Crash
Kenneth Hoyt 29 of East Liverpool died after his car struck a culvert on U S Route 30 near Lisbon last night. The collision occurred in Salem area, with authorities reporting the fatal crash on March 23.
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Salem
Kenneth Hoyt
East Liverpool
U. S. Route 30
Lisbon
Colored Oleo Wins in House Group 9 to 2
The Ohio House industry and labor committee recommends passage of a colored oleomargarine bill by 9 to 2. The measure, backed by initiative petitions from about 200000 voters, allows the manufacture and sale of colored oleo margarine in Ohio.
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Columbus
INS
Senate
House Industry and Labor Committee
Ohio
House
Cloud
Logan
Guy Hiner
Stark County
Robert Johnson
Medina County
Rittenour
Ross
Witmer
DuBar
World Peace Conference Opened In New York
State Department bars 11 European and South American delegates from the World Peace conference opening in New York as Soviet backed plans to oppose the North Atlantic pact are alleged. Officials say 21 Soviet and eastern European officials may enter as official reps. others are excluded unless they are official visitors.
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Ashington
New York
State Department
Moscow
Europe
South America
Soviet Russia
Eastern Europe
Acheson
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Shapley
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Amusements Comics Deaths Editorial Page
A clipped newspaper index lists sections including George Sokolsky at page 6, markets and financial on page 29, radio programs on page 23, social news on page 20, sports pages 26 through 29, weather report on page 12, and a note about Westbrook Pegler Flora Fetzer as shorthand reporter with the contact line Dial 34762-ad.
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George Sokolsky
Westbrook Pegler
Senate votes to let cities ease rent controls with governor’s okay
Senate 45 to 35 approves Fulbright amendment allowing cities to remove rent limits if the governor signs, extending controls 12 to 15 months with up to 10 percent increases. State option retained while measures seek to curb housing penalties and ensure fair returns. House supports 15 month extender.
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Washington
Senate
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Chicago
Lucas
Illinois
House
Truman
U S Denies Using Iran as Base for Actions
Secretary of State Acheson called Russian charges that the United States plans Iran as a military base for attacks on Russia entirely false. He reaffirmed U S interest in Greece Turkey and Iran and stressed no shift away from Middle East concerns despite North Atlantic Pact focus.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
Iran
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Middle East
First In Television Large 52 in Picture
Home Furniture Co at 229 Market announces a large 52 inch television in easy terms. The ad highlights quality value and installment options available to shoppers in the market area.
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Home Furniture Co
Rice's Banana House Wholesale Ad
Bananas wholesales available at the new banana house. Cash and carry. Contact 23817 or 612 Cherry S. 46227.
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New Banana House
Cash & Carry
Cherry S
Canton Seeks Fair Share On Highway Grade Elimination Costs
Canton Mayor Carl Klein told the Ohio General Assembly a Canton bill to ease grade crossing costs would run five to six million dollars funding via bonds. The debate centered on shifting from an 85 15 to a 75 25 cost split with railroads, and proposals for commissions to determine fair ratios.
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Olumbus
Canton
Ohio
Carl F. Klein
Centos
Ohio General Assembly
Fivuse Cuitimeircce
Klein
Fostoria
James Guernsey
Guernsey
Joseph A. DuBar
Stark
Kenneth Sims
Euclid
Massachusetts
A and M Super Market Ad Item List
Rome beauty apples three pound for 25 cents Bananas priced at 15 cents per pound Rinso soap twenty five cent box milk and tie can at 314 East Tucad (address partially shown)
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Rome
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Patricia
Ruth Miller
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U.S
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Sra
Flora Fetzer
Dial
Harry P. King
Doris Acosta
Mrs. King
Red
Rent Maytag
Rice’s-ad
Canton’s
James R. Joyce
Jefferson
Joyce
George Hook
Brown
Frank King
Newton Chapman
Geauga
Representative Chapman
Ohio Supreme Court
Sims
Mr. Chapman
Paul Siple
Lawrence
Ralph Humphrey
Ashtabula
Gerald King
New York Central
Gurensey
U. S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Harry Stoneberger
State Highway Department
Ferraro
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