Anxious Ohio Legislature Eyes Lausche Budget Hopes
Ohio lawmakers awaited Gov. Frank Lausche’s budget due March 1 as the executive package moves through printers. Defenbacher noted efforts to meet the promised date, with calls for trimming requests to fit anticipated receipts. Mechem bill would modify the sales tax while Lausche favors a gross receipts tax as hearings begin. Fireworks restrictions pass the House, belt conveyor hearings resume, and Ernest Cornell named head of Unemployment Compensation in a Senate vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Herbert D. Defenbacher
Lausche
Assembly
Senate Committee On Taxation
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roy F. McMahon
Cuyahoga
BUC
Senate
Ernest Cornell
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Cornell
State Securities Division
Frank Collopy
Amherst By MRS June and Alexander
Amherst belated wedding notice for Mrs. June and Mr. Alexander lists 172 Franklin Ave as contact with telephone 3611 for details.
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June & Alexander
Franklin Ave
Man To Speak At J C s Service Award Dinner
Amherst Jaycees announce the third annual Distinguished Service Award banquet at Amherst High School on March 6 at 6 30 pm with FBI agent Richard Shimer as speaker. The award honors a local 21 to 35 year old for civic service and leadership.
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Amherst
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amherst High School
Amherst Jaycees
Richard Shimer
F.B.I
DSA
D.S.A
James Carpenter Jr
Dick Gormley
Ken Alexander
Tom Heinzerling
Irving Emmerich
Sanford Slutzker
Citizens’ Committee
Elmer Smith
Merrill Walker
Pearl Street
Amherst Junior Women's League
Mother pleads for son to attend club while staying home
A mother expresses loneliness and asks her son to stay with her tonight. She says it would be kind for him to miss his club meeting, but she has arranged for Mrs. Smith to visit.
Belt Line Fight Promises Long Senate Session in Columbus
Opponents of the East Liverpool to Lorain belt conveyor system vow a long session before the Senate Judiciary committee as they oppose rubber railroads used as public utilities. The special transportation committee, backed by railroads and labor groups, will hear witnesses on eminent domain and utility rights. Frank R. Uible of Cleveland will lead three witnesses through an extended evening while Roy S. Kerns and R. G. Breen present economic and diversion impact studies. Adolph Pacifico of United Mine Workers District 6 testified to the committee yesterday.
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Bauer
Style Mart
Plate Coal and Supply Company
Amherst Lumber Company
Slutzker’s Master Market
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Amherst Jaycee
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce
George Walker Jr
DSA
Vermilion
Howard Huey
State Aerie of Eagles
Amherst Eagles
Eagles
District 9
Berea
Edmund Delfing
Fishermen's Club
Joseph Thomas
Ete Muniga
George Davis
Board of Controls
Henry Kmieciak
Earl Maas
Ralph Thomas
Dick Muniga
Clyde Donnelly
Elmer Reichert, Jr
Carl Walski
Lorain
Eagle
Women’s Guild
Women’s Guild of
St. Peter's Evangelical and
St. John’s Church
South Amherst
William Barris
Frank Stark
Pearly Wooster
Charles Sabiers
John Watson
Columbus
East Liverpool
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frank R. Uible
Cleveland
Special Transportation Committee
Ohio
R. G. Breen
The
Transportation Consultants, Inc
Dayton
Washington, D. C
Roy S. Kerns
Coal Coke and Iron Ore Committee
Central Territory
Adolph Pacifico
Bellaire
United Mine Workers, District 6
Senate
Belt conveyor debate pits coal interests against public use
Pacifico warns conveyor belt raises costs and threatens 20000 Ohio coal jobs while the judiciary committee is urged to deny eminent domain. Robert L. Barton argues the belt line benefits a few and not the public. Chile joins first postwar nitrates sales to Germany and Japan.
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Chile
Germany
Japan
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