Assembly Awaits General Appropriation Bill In Ohio
Ohio General Assembly awaits the administration's general appropriation bill to accompany Gov. Lausene's $649,461,445 biennial budget. Bills on unemployment, driver licenses, penitentiary costs, and mental health care face votes as Democrats and Republicans clash over election law and ballot rules.
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Ohio General Assembly
Gammnistration
Frank J. Lausene
State Fiiance
Herbert D Defendacher
House
Finance Committee
Senate
U.S
Supreme
Henry A Wallace
House Industey Labor Committee
House of Representatives
Tug Of War Over Wilberforce Ends Briefly In Ohio
In Columbus a committee in the Ohio Senate postponed Senate bill five which would have merged Wilberforce University with the state funded Normal and Industrial College. The plan would restore pre 1947 board representation and shift control between the state and the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Trebesnat
African Methodist-Episcopal Church
Ohio
Wiiberforce University
Senate Committee Up Education
Wuberforce University
Normal and Industrial College
Wilberforce
General Assembly
Board of
Senate
Encouraging Children to Paint Within Frames
Edith Thomas Wallace Mather notes a child’s mischief with tearing a book and urges patience and practice. She argues that guiding handwork within a child’s abilities can prevent frustration and temper tantrums.
Volcanoes Called Earth's Heartbeats by Seismic Experts
Honolulu report quotes Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar describing volcanoes as the Earth's heartbeats. He says eruptions are periodic collapses of craters, with Mauna Loa and Vesuvius cited as examples, and notes sea depth and water pressure influence eruptions like a pulsating engine.
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Honolulu
Thomas A. Jagger
Jaggar
Vesuvius
Italy
Mauna Loa
Hawaiian Islands
Kilauea
St Louis Shifts To Democratic Control In Mayor Race
St Louis voters end eight year Republican rule as Joseph Darst wins mayoralty by about 18 000 over J Edward Gragg and Milton Carpenter takes comptroller post. Democrats gain eight of fourteen alderman seats to secure a 15 14 board majority. Ice cream history note mentions Catherine de Medici introducing the treat in 1550 with Marco Polo credited for bringing the recipe.
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Joseph x. Darst
J. Edward Gragg
Lows Nolte
Milton S. Carpenter
Catherine de Medici
France
Asia
Marco Polo
Lumber Industry Sees Return to Normal Activity
H V Simpson of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association says lumber production has caught up with demand and the industry is returning to normal. In 1938 Douglas fir mills in Oregon and Washington produced 8.5 billion board feet with a value of 677.25 million dollars, and utilization improvements boost wood recovery. The tree farm program has expanded to 22 states since 1941 and low wildfire losses accompany strong demand. Simpson projects full capacity to meet 1949 home and industrial orders.
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H. V. Simpson
Simpson
Oregon
Washington
Sumapson
West Coast
Pacific North States
Rman
DAV Meeting Tonight In Elyna Chapter At VFW Home
The Elyna Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans invites all members to a meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home on East Bridge Street at 8 pm. Two national service officers from Cleveland will answer questions on veterans affairs, per commander Alex Wack and adjutant Fred Zeck.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Bridge Street
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Cleveland
Wll
Alex Wack
Fred Zeck
Forecaster predicts no U S Russia war in 1949
New Orleans Tulane University political scientist Dr. John Kieffer forecasts no war between the United States and Russia in 1949. He cites his method of studying government history and embassy publications and notes earlier predictions that included Khrushchev?
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John Kieffer
Tulane University
Russia
Kieffer
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masarv
Coloe
de Well Seversi
Tne
Truman
Korea
North
Austria
Wll
Finland
Tito
de Gaullists
France
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Muslerfly
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Iron Cur
Security Council
Paraguay
Costa Rica
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Berlin
Salt in Milk Replenishment for Cattle Health
Farmers should provide daily salt for dairy cattle as sodium and chloride are excreted in milk. A pint of milk contains about a gram of salt, and cows need salt for body maintenance and milk production.
IChess Club Open House At Elyria YMCA Thursday
The Elyria YMCA chess club invites newcomers to an open house at 7 30 pm on Thursday for an evening of instruction and relaxation. The event follows a mixed turnout last meeting with both beginners and many members present and notes plans for four guest nights.
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Elyria
Cius
Lorain
Cluo
Stormont
Ciuo
Many Madisons Span States With 27 Cities Named Madison
The Railway Express agency lists 27 Madison named cities in the United States, including two in Alabama in different counties. Adams comes next with 26 states. Soil classification began in 1888 based on field surveys by Milton Whitney of the Agriculture Department.
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Madison
Alabama
Adams
Railway Express Agency
U. S
Milton Whitney
U. S Department of Agriculture
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