Liquor Agents Raid Gamblers In Cincinnati
Cincinnati crackdown on bookmaking leads to raids on three establishments in Silverton and Norwood. Payoff slips and betting records seized as evidence. operators at First Stop Inn Diamond Cafe and Pilot Cafe cited for board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Department
Cincinnati
Frank M. Acton
Board of Liquor Control
Acton
Silverton
Norwood
Walter Mitchell
Ohio
FEPC Debate Features Stark Hoffmann Marshall Masters
The article lists several names including Guy C. Hiner, Fred L. Hoffman, George B. Marshall, J. Wesley Masters, Dave Moore, and Joseph Schwartz. It notes seven Democrats voting no: M. C. Anderson, William D. Donovan, George Grussenmeyer, Joseph E. Logan, Irvin A. Miller, Paul Miller, and Ray M. White. The proposal would bar employers with more than 12 workers from racial or religious discrimination in hiring and firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy C. Hiner
Stark
Fred L. Hoffman
Hamilton
George B. Marshall
Franklin
J. Wesley Masters
Morrow
Dave Moore
Perry
Joseph Schwartz
M. C. Anderson
William D. Donovan
Lucas
George Grusenmeyer
Montgomery
Joseph E. Logan
Putnam
Irvin A. Miller
Fairfield
Paul Miller
Jackson
Ray M. White
Holmes
Stark County Delegation Backs FEPC Bill in Ohio House
All four Stark County representatives in the Ohio House voted for the FEPC bill: Hiner Witmer Ryan DuBar. The measure creates a five member Fair Employment Practices Commission to investigate discrimination and enforce orders through courts. Contempt could follow violators. An amendment by Gordon Renner aims to keep Communists out of Ohio industry, with nine Democrats opposing. Religious groups and fraternal organizations would be made subject to the regulations, and an Neipp proposal adopted by voice vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Ohio
FEPC
Guy C. Hiner
Ed Witmer
Ann Ryan
Joseph A. DuBar
Ers
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Gordon C. Renner
Hamilton
Morton Neipp
Lucas
William J. Hart
Morton C. Anderson
Franklin
John F. Cantwell
Mahoning
Anderson
Cantwell
Witmer
Stark
Patrick J. Dunn
Tuscarawas
Senate
Weather Outlook For Ohio From International News Service
Cloudy skies covered most of Ohio with rain likely in the north by afternoon. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for occasional showers and milder temperatures with a low near 45 degrees. Forecaster Howard French says the cold spell will not be severe or long. Readings ranged from 57 in Chesapeake to 30 in Dayton, averaging about 45 in the afternoon. Canton area remains cloudy and cool with possible rain and a low near 40 tonight. Friday to be cloudy and colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Howard French
Chesapeake
Dayton
Canton and Vicinity
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Curtain Fails Friday on 10th Timken Revue
The 10th annual Timken Revue at Timken Vocational High School opens Tuesday and closes Friday evening. The all school show, a joint effort of design sets sewing printing and programs, showcases high school talent with a fast moving performance. Cast and crew include Dick Kendre master of ceremonies Evelyn Fahl feder Marlene Carnes Ann Stilianos Jacqueline Kelly Betty Navrozides John Meeks Steve Luther Harold Knappenberger Leo Everitt Cecil Armitage directs the music A Clarke Miller leads drama Pauline Shorb dressmaking Frances Seederly Dan Risaliti and others provide stage work and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken
Timken Vocational High School
Evelyn Fahlfeder
Marlene Carnes
Ann Stilianos
Jacqueline Kelly
Betty Navrozides
Clara di Stefano
John Meeks
Steve Luther
Harold Knappenberger
Leo Everitt
Cecil Armitage
Cuyahoga House Debates FEPC Amendments and Pension Plan
The Ohio House, voting 67 to 65, moved to remove a ban on questioning or recording veterans race or ancestry in FEPC matters. Rep. Morton Anderson spoke against the substitute for a voluntary FEPC program. Debates touched on pensions, with Jacobs proposing a flat $10 monthly pension at 65 and an index for war service, while other amendments sought to limit or exclude certain veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga
George B. Marshall
Franklin
Gardless
House
Representative Jacobs
Indiana
Jacobs
Representative Rogers
Florida
Rankin
Representative Huber
Ohio
Kearney
New York
Rent Bill Advances Despite Democratic Split And Home Rule Debate
The Senate approved the rent bill with Republicans uniformly voting against it. Ten votes for the Magnuson amendment to extend rent controls were Democrats, including Lucas of Illinois who called the measure a near good job minus the local option. He opposed the House style home rule but preferred the Senate version and urged conferees to discard the House provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
Butler
Nebraska
Cordon
Oregon
Edton
Montana
Gurney
South Dakota
Ken
Missouri
Mundt
Wherry
Williams
Delaware
Young
North Dakota
Taft
Truman
Magnuson
Washington
Lucas
Illinois
Myers
Pennsylvania
Fulbright
Arkansas
House
Belt line conveyor faces rail opposition in Ohio hearing
Ohio lawmakers heard opponents of a proposed 130 mile belt conveyor linking East Liverpool Youngstown Lorain and Cleveland. Rail labor predicts 15055 jobs lost while supporters claim minimal impact. Rubber workers cite 1470 possible dislocations and three year build time with 15730 workers needed. Committee set next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Ohio
Lorain
Railroad Brotherhood
C. W. Vance
Charles P. Bailey
East Liverpool
Vance
Goodyear Local 2
C.N.O. United Rubber Workers
Akron
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Galileo Builds Telescopes and Scans Heavens in 1608
The great astronomer Galileo constructed actual telescopes in 1608 and became the first man to survey the heavens with an optical aid, marking a milestone in observational astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
China Cabinet Names Second Peace Mission
China named a five member peace delegation to push for negotiations with the Communists to end the civil war. The new Nationalist cabinet pressed the Communists to set time and place for talks while Communist forces mass near Nanking along the Yangtze River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Nanking
Ho Ying-chin
Red
Yangtze River
Lin Piao
Manchuria
Chuhsien
Central China
Yangtze
Sun Fo
Sun Mission
Shao Li-tze
Moscow
Shao
Mao Tze-tung
Shanghai
Chang Chih-chung
Huang Shaohsiung
Chang Shih-chao
Li Chen
Northern Ohio women to be sworn into Marine Corps
Two young women from Stark County join the Lady Marines, the first from northern Ohio since enlistments reopened. Jocelyn Stradnicky and Genevieve Norling will be sworn in in Pittsburgh on April 4, then begin three year terms with boot training at Parris Island. Most later clerical work will be in Washington, D C. They will appear on WEWS TV and met Jack Carson and Marion Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Ohio
Marine Corps
Pittsburgh
Jocelyn Stradnicky
17Th St
Genevieve Norling
Cherryrd NE
Massillon
Canton
Anthony A. Zaleski
Norling
Massillon Washington High School
J. C. Penney Co
Parris Island
S. C
Washington, D. C
Paul Hodges
Wews Tonight
Jack Carson
Marion Hutton
Youngest Grandmother Contender Listed at 32
Mrs. Howard Mowery, 32, enters race for youngest grandmother as her daughter Mrs. Dean Jackson, age 16, gave birth to a son Joseph Henry. Jackson was married at 15 and Mowery was 15 when her daughter was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Howard Nowery
Joseph Henry
Dean Jackson
Jackson
Mowery
Sounds as musical or nonmusical patterns
The text contrasts sounds that form rhythmic musical patterns with nonmusical sounds that display irregular wave intervals. It notes rhythmic patterns as characteristic of music and irregular waves as nonmusical.
Miners Face Contract Talks as Welfare Fund Jeopardized
The United Mine Workers leaders denounce operators amid new work rules and an executive order dated March 23. The welfare fund, crucial for miners' relief, may be at risk as contract negotiations begin in April after Truman's Boyd appointment was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
John Owens
Senate
Truman
Boyd
U.M.W
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Insects Must Have Three Pairs of Legs to Be Classified
A defining trait for insects is having six legs arranged in three pairs. Absence of this feature means an organism is not scientifically an insect and may belong to another arthropod group.
Canton Trio Questioned In Scrap Metal Theft
Three Canton men are jailed in Massillon pending Massillon police arrival to question them about a burglary at Ekco Products Co Aluminum Division No 2. Arrested at 6:20 a m on a signal light charge the men claimed the scrap metal was given to them at 4 a m from the plant. officials confirm three tons were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureon Massillon
Canton
Bedford
Massillon
Aluminum Division No. 2
Ekco Products Co
Ekco
Early Telephone Lines Lease Pairs Allow One Link Only
In the early days of the telephone instruments were often leased in pairs so two stations could talk to each other but not to any others.
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State Liquor Department
International News Service
Atlanta
Buffalo
Chicago
Columbus
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Los Angeles
Miami
St. Paul
Timken Revue
Friends of Modern Music
Dick Kendre
Huber
Representative Camp
Georgia
Representative van Zandt
Halleck
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lady Marines
Miss Stradnicky
Lincoln High School
Diebold, Inc
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek, Mich
Mac
Bottle Creek
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