Senate vote to defeat Truman RFC plan in House light
Senate executive expenditures committee backed by 7 to 6 defeats President Truman's plan to put RFC under one administrator. The measure faces a Senate vote next week with a likely close outcome. If approved, the plan would take effect April 20 unless rejected.
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Washington
Senate Executive Expenditures Committee
Truman
RFC
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Senate
House
A. Willis Robertson
Capehart
Secs
John L. McClellan
Ark
Robertson
Karl FE. Mundt
S. D
Margaret Chase Smith
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kans
Henry C. Dworshak
Ida
Richard M. Nixon
Cal
Joseph R. McCarthy
Street Patching Project Begins in Elyria
Elyria started a street patching project after weather delays in the east end. Henry Hart, the road contractor, works under a $10,000 limit fixed by council. Kothe notes relaying on Cleveland and Bridge streets today and prioritizing main thoroughfares with a two week timeline if weather cooperates.
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Elyria
D. W. Rothe
Henry Hart
Council
Kothe
Cleveland
Appeals Dismissal From Hospital Post
Dr. R H Reddick appealed to the state civil service commission from his dismissal as a psychiatrist at Hawthornden State Hospital in Macedonia. State Welfare Director John Lamneck discharged him for not stating four months of atom bomb project work in Tennessee when applying for the job.
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Columbus
R. H. Reddick
State Civil Service Commission
Hawthornden State Hospital
Macedonia
State Welfare
John Lamneck
Dr. Reddick
Tennessee
Bicycle Licenses Issued Tomorrow by Police
Patrolman Edward Stankard announced that bicycle licenses will be issued from 8 a.m. to noon tomorrow. All bicycle owners without a license should bring their bicycles to obtain one. The license costs 23 cents and is valid for the life of the bicycle.
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Edward Stankard
Police Department
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio with mild temperatures
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and milder conditions in the afternoon reaching 64 degrees, with showers and a low near 46 overnight. Saturday may see cloudiness and wind with more showers, then turning colder. Total precipitation around one inch and temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Cooler Saturday and Sunday, warmer Monday, cooler Wednesday. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Amspaugh Elected 1951 52 President of Flyria Eagles
Clyde Amspaugh was elected worthy president of Elyria Aerie 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at a meeting last night and will be installed with other officers for the 1951 52 year. The group will begin June 1 and run for one year. officers include Isenburg Boals Graber Jensen Arias Bogart Schuster Nicholas Zieve. Also announced were three motion pictures to be shown after the April 19 meeting: Beautiful Ohio Ohio Wildlife and Oddities of Ohio, totaling one hour.
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Clyde Amspaugh
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Joseph Isenburg
Charles Boals
Arthur R. Graber
Robert Jensen
Fred C. Arias
Clarence Bogart
J. P. Schuster
George D. Nicholas
S. L. Zieve
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife
Oddities of
School's Role in Atomic Defense Discussed at Elyria PTA
A parents meeting at Elyria High School will discuss how far the school should prepare for atomic attack. The 8 p.m. session in the cafeteria, led by Assistant Superintendent Robert E. Wilson, will include a showing of the film Pattern for Survival and consideration of PTA by laws.
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Elyria High School
P.T A
Robert E. Wilson
Elyria Civil Defense Committee
P.T.A
David Hyman
PTA
Elyria Y M C A Holds Dinner Elected Eight Trustees
The Elyria Y M C A held its annual dinner meeting with over 100 members and guests. Eight trustees were elected to replace expiring terms, led by Elwood V. Rasmussen’s address urging strong Christian purpose for 1951.
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Elyria Young Men’s Christian Association
M. H. Crowder
Association
Ralph Murbach
Ralph Standen
Ray S. Norris
H. H. Meister
N. M. Fitch
J. R. Dail
C. Sheldon Riley
E. F. Reger
Elwood V. Rasmussen
Cleveland Y. M. C. A
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Richard J. Gollmar
State Welfare head seeks 19.38 million for Ohio institutions
Columbus Ohio State Welfare director John H Lamneck asked the general assembly for 19 382 500 to add to and improve the state's 34 mental penal and corrections institutions The request totals seven million five hundred twenty eight thousand four hundred for new construction and eleven million eight hundred fifty four thousand four hundred for capital equipment and outlay Lamneck noted Gov Moratorium guidance and pared the request from earlier figures The 1949 legislature allocated 25 113 032 for additions and betterments and 37 597 538 had been available since then with about 13 million remaining unencumbered at present Contracts not yet let will be re appropriated by the next session
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Columbus
John H. Lamneck
Ohio General Assembly
Lamneck
Herbert Defenbacher
Welfare Department
Go Ahead To Speed Repair Of Ohio Roads
Ohio moves to speed winter damaged road repairs by authorizing $2,000,000 from the maintenance fund for large scale contracts. State Highway Dept will cut red tape, allowing bids and awards within 10 days, backed by highway contractors to tackle extensive winter damage.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Ohio
T. J. Kauer
C. W McCaughey
Youth Held In Probe Of Diner Theft
Police hold an 18 year old youth as investigation proceeds into the theft of 51.80 from a cigar box at Marion's Diner on East Avenue run by Mrs. Marion Chandler. The missing money was found in the youth's room after he left at 4 a.m. local time.
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Marion
East Avenue
Marion Chandler
MacArthur urges freeing authority to aid Korea war
The White House says no change in policy against using Chinese Nationalist troops. MacArthur warns a Communist bid for global conquest centers in Asia and urges using Formosa forces, arguing Europe’s fate hinges on Asia. He calls for broader powers and resources amid GOP support and Democratic cautions.
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Washington
White House
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Congress
MacArthur
Europe
State Department
Far East
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Manchuria
Truman
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Martin
Formosa
China
United States
Contract Awarded for Care Mower by Ohio Machinery Co
Service Director D. W. Kothe reports a contract to The Ohio Machinery Co Cleveland for a Care mower at 1709 dollars. The bid was the lowest of seven bids received. The mower will be used by the street department.
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D. W. Kothe
Ohio Machinery Co
Cleveland
State liquor agents seize eight slot machines in club
State liquor agents seized eight slot machines from the Union Country club last night. Anthony J. Rutkowski, chief liquor enforcer, said the club would be cited before the State Board of Liquor Control.
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Philadelphia
Union Country Club
Anthony J. Rutkowski
State Board of Liquor Control
Gas Heat Freeze Proposal Faces Strong Opposition
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. seeks a winter freeze on gas space heating units but faces opposition from civil groups builders and manufacturers. Critics warn a ban could bankrupt small businesses while hearings examine Ohio gas supply and new installation policies.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Parma
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
James Carney
Home Builders Association of
Greater Cleveland
Columbia Gas System
Pennsylvania
Carney
Commission
East Ohio Gas
Ohio Fuel
Cuyahoga County
W. T. Shinholster
Shinholser
Shinholster
Columbia
Lorain County Welfare Dept Spent $27001 in March
Lorain County Welfare Department reported March expenditures totaling 27001.16 dollars, down 66.90 from February. Welfare Director Floyd Wooldridge noted a slight drop in cases but general relief costs rose by 759.10 dollars, with aid to blind 36 cases at 1614 dollars, aid to dependent children 128 cases at 11868 dollars, and general relief 216 cases at 13519.16 dollars. Administration involved 1131 home and office contacts.
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Lorain County
Floyd Wooldridge
Wooldridge
Volunteers Donate Blood Typing Samples at Club Meeting
About 23 volunteers provided blood typing samples last evening at the Elyria Democratic Women's Club meeting. Nurses A Gierman and R Hutchings led the procedure with help from Mrs. Russell Stokley and others registering volunteers.
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Lorain County Blood Bank
Elyria
Elyria High Speaker Nets Second in Extemp Contest
Elyria High senior Richard Larkin moved from third to second in the 1951 Lake Erie League Extemp Speaking contest at a Rotary Club gathering in Cleveland. The field, including Elyria and Lakewood, remains headed by Cleveland Heights with a spring final set for April 17 at Cleveland Heights High School.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie League
Shaker
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland
Elyria
Richard Larkin
Russia
United Nations
Lakewood
Alcazar Hotel
Cleveland Heights High School
Briton Seeks No Confidence Vote in MacArthur
In Parliament Will Nally of Bilston tabled a motion calling for a vote expressing no confidence in General Douglas MacArthur as U N supreme commander in Korea. The motion, likely to be defeated, cites his alleged reckless political interventions and seeks discussion next week.
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London
House of Commons
Douglas MacArthur
U. N
Korea
Will Nally
Bilston
United Nations
United States
MacArthur
Car Rolls Over Three Times At Lake Avenue Curve
A car traveling north on Lake avenue left the highway at a curve in front of 2074 Lake avenue, skidded and rolled over three times. The vehicle demolished, damaged a 20 foot tree and Hogan’s mailbox before resting on its wheels. The driver was held by deputy sheriffs for investigation.
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Lake Avenue
John Hogan, Jr
Hogan
Jury Indicts Mickey Cohen and Wife On Tax Charges
Los Angeles gamblers Mickey Cohen and his wife LaVon Klein Cohen were indicted by a federal grand jury on five counts of evading over 136000 in income taxes for the years 1946 47 and 48.
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Cc Cohen
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Lavonne
Wilson Has No Intention Of Quitting Under Fire
Charles E. Wilson says he is running the defense mobilization with full presidential authority and will not quit under pressure from labor or anyone else. He notes Truman retains policy control of production and related mobilization areas, and he denies forcing labor to accept his terms.
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United Press
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Truman
White House
Wilson
War Production Board
United States
Resistance Fights Back As UN Advances Push North
In west central Korea Communist troops on hill lines halted a northward UN push with ferocious defense from eight bunkers. Attacks by American infantry faltered while British Commonwealth units pressed toward objectives through rugged mountains. Tanks advanced deep, UN air forces contested enemy jets, and a brief dogfight near the Manchurian frontier ended with American victory and Red losses.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Chunchon
Manchurian
U. S
Enemy aircraft buildup in Manchuria confirmed
Washington reports a substantial buildup of enemy aircraft in Manchuria, with officials declining to give a number or types citing classification. The Air Force relies on photos from cameras along the Korean border and says no aircraft are being flown over Manchuria. Meanwhile, three Chinese Communist armies totaling about 100000 men have moved into North Korea from Man.
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Washington
Air Force Today
Manchuria
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Yalu River
Korea
North Korea
Sewing Machine Stolen From Mrs Nichols Apartment
Mrs Gladys Nichols of 144 East Bridge Street reported a portable sewing machine valued at 164 dollars stolen from her apartment within the past week. She said she used the machine about a week ago and police are investigating. Rummage sale announced for Saturday April 7 at 7 20 a m at First Methodist Church Wes leyan Service Guild anniversary Queen Plaza 28.
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Gladys Nichols
East Bridge Street
First Meth
Wesleyan Service Guild
Aniv
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Julius Rosenberg
Mart
Ethel
New York
Sobell
Amspaugh
Flyria Eagles
P. F. Johnson
Elyvia Y. M. C. A
Johnson
Russell Gleason
Henry G. Smith
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Harrie G. Stevick
Crowder
Stevick
Iss-See-Kes
County Welfare Department
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