Politicians eye Lausche’s drive in Ohio politics
Mayor Frank J. Lausche of Cleveland met with city officials to press Gov. Bricker to convene a special session and divide the state treasury surplus with local governments. A statewide meeting of local officials may be proposed to urge immediate action as debates over revenue shares shape the 1942 gubernatorial context.
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United Press
Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Los
Bricker
Relief Near Irreducible Minimum Guides Ohio Survey
State Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood announced that Ohio relief caseloads sit near the irreducible minimum, prompting a Dec. 1 spot check across 153 local relief areas to assess employability and potential for medical or vocational rehabilitation. October totals fell to 42,188, near the record low since 1933, with a projected irreducible minimum around 40,000.
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United Press
Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
Akron Patrolmen Go On Trial In Death
Patrolman Jacob Yingling testifies that he struck Walter Lamb Jr. with a blackjack three times at Akron City jail after Lamb grabbed a sweater and swung at him during a March incident. Patrolman Richard Coburn also faces manslaughter charges as the state alleges Lamb died from police injuries while the defendants cite self defense. Enrollment at Columbia University lists about 35,500 resident students and 10,000 non-residents.
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Associated Press
Akron
Jacob Yingling
Richard Coburn
Walter Lamb Jr
Lamb
Columbia University
New York City
Typhoid Outbreak Claimed Under Control in Pike County
Health Director H. R. Markwith announced the outbreak affecting 10 families in the Waverly district is under control after about 4,000 people were immunized. The epidemic tracing points to a transient who helped a farmer butcher and whose meat was sold locally.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Waverly
Pike County
H. R. Markwith
Nazi on Roundtrip Train In Effort To Flee Canada
Lieut Jergen von Krause of the German air force escaped to the United States by riding a freight train to Niagara Falls. After the train crossed back into Canada, authorities arrested him at the border and internment resumed at Rowantree? Row maybe. He remarked that learning of the U S arrival was unfortunate.
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Nazi
Canada
United Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Jergen von Krause
Air Force
Rowanville
Krause
Man Identified in Death Shot From Cleveland
A photo from Cleveland confirms the man found dead ten days ago is Robert Coleman Jr., a Wilberforce University professor near Xenia Ohio. Coleman used the alias Donald Ellis at a Negro Y M C A in New York. autopsy indicates poisoning.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Robert Coleman Jr
Wilberforce University
Xenia
Paul Stevens
Coleman
Donald Ellis
New York
Lynx and Cat Share Cage in New Hampshire Window
In Claremont New Hampshire a Lynx and a domestic cat live together in a wire cage in a sports store window. The cat was placed with the two year old lynx when it was two months old and the pair have coexisted for four years in the unusual arrangement.
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