Lausche asks Bricker to divert Ohio surplus funds
Cleveland mayor Frank Lausche demands immediate diversion of state surplus to cash-strapped cities towns and schools. He accuses the Bricker administration of pilfering tax receipts and calls for a special legislative session now to relieve taxpayers. He argues the surplus, likely over 25 million by next month, stems from local excess taxes rather than state savings.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Surplus Tax Funds Sought for Ohio Local Government Aid
Mayor Lausche urged a statewide drive to distribute sales tax surplus from 12 million to 16 million, noting 1941 revenue up 27 percent while local funds stayed at 12 million. He warned of harsh winters without relief, citing Cleveland and welfare levy debates and Nov 4 election results against new levies.
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Pope Maintains Aloof From Political Controversy
Pope Pius XII said the Catholic Church will not join disputes over political regimes but will serve as a guide of consciences. He spoke during an audience with Argentina's new Vatican ambassador Llobet, stressing the church's role in upholding divine law in questions of principle.
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Two Destroyers Slide to Water at Kearny
The United States Navy answered the torpedoing of the Kearny by launching two 1630 ton destroyers, the Aaron Ward and Buchanan, at Federal Ship Building in Kearny New Jersey within 20 minutes of each other. Rear Admiral Harold G Bowen praised the rapid production and noted ships previously scheduled for 35 weeks on the ways are now set for 24, marking the 16th and 17th launched at the yard this year and the eighth and ninth since navy control began.
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International News Service
Kearny
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Navy Today
United States
Aaron Ward
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Harold G. Bowen
Building plan fails in Jericho as longtime resident moves
Washington Lafayette, 84, of Jericho Vermont after six decades living in a house he hoped to finish has given up the project. He ends the effort, moving to Essex Junction, saying time and money ran out for building materials and labor.
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