Ohio General Assembly Opens With Record Surplus
Columbus reports the 97th Ohio General Assembly convened amid a record surplus and demands for higher school and local government grants plus state employee pay raises. Senate and House planned 1:30 p.m. sessions to approve caucus selections. minority leader post remains deadlocked between Margaret Mahoney and Clingan Jackson.
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Columbus
97Th
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
Assembly
Margaret Mahoney
Cleveland
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown
Mahoney
Jackson
Bank E. Whittemore
Akron
Enate
Thomas E. Batestian
Nye
Gavelin
J.J. Guy
George D. Nye
Waverly
Paul Herbert
Payl H. Ballard
R. Jackson
John Hayden
Clermont
C. William O'Neill
Marietta
Paul L. McCormick
Logan
Carl Guess
Co- Volumbus
John F. Cantwell
Youngsown
Resignation of Baruch Sparks Atomic Security Probe
Washington Republicans push for a sweeping congressional inquiry into atomic security after Bernard Baruch resigns from the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission. Sen Styles Bridges aims to raise the issue with the new Senate Atomic Energy committee. Baruch cites the need to protect American thermonuclear secrets and urges strengthening the McMahon law if needed. Bridges says a study may be warranted to ensure adequacy.
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Republican Today
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Styles Bridges
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United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Bridges
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Former Japanese Fleet Admiral Nagano Dies at 66
Former Jap Fleet Admiral Osami Nagano who served as Chief of the Naval General Staff during Pearl Harbor died Sunday of bronchial pneumonia at 66. His defense attorney announced at the war crimes trial here. The trial referenced his actions as Chief of Staff from April 1941 to February 20, 1944.
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Osami Nagano
Pearl Harbor
Nagano
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Weather and tavern ads mix in Ohio report
Partly cloudy with flurries near Lake Erie and in cold today. Tomorrow fair and cool. Sidney's Tavern opens for business offering food wine beer and dancing with a grand opening soon. Strongy's Tavern on Oberlin Road formerly Carlisle Inn advertises telephone 4568. Ad.
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Lake Erie
Sidney's
Stongy's Tavern
Oberlin Road
Ymerly Carlisle Inn
Two Planes Crash In Snowstorm Killing Three
Two transport planes crashed in a Maryland New Jersey and Long Island snowstorm. Three people were killed and 22 injured. Killed were Percy W. Van Noy Joseph Shutz and Sydney M Herscovitz. One plane landed on a beach and no other serious injuries occurred among 14 aboard American Airlines flight.
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New York
Wille Pep
Air Transport’ Service
Carmel
N. J
Millville
Percy W. van Noy
Olympia
Wash
Joseph Shutz
Sydney M. Herscovitz
Brighton
Mass
American Airlines
Jones Beach
Long Island
Coast Guard
Miami
Newark
Robert Donald Shelter
Warden Apartments
Fort Dodge
Kans
Raleigh
N. C
Richmond
Washington
Herbert to be inaugurated January 13 in Columbus
Gov elect Thomas J. Herbert announced his inaugural ceremony on Monday January 13 on the west side of the State House will be broadcast for 16 minutes starting at 11 45 p m He said he would not elaborate in detail in the inaugural address and would cover state problems more fully before addressing the state legislature prior to January 20.
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Columbus
Thomas
J. Herbert
State House
M Herbert
Public To Express Views On Courthouse Annex At Meeting
County commissioners will hold a public meeting in No 1 courtroom at 7 30 p m Jan 41 to hear views on plans to build a commercial annex to the courthouse and remodel the present building They aim to seek federal funds for drafting plans and specifications for the annex and remodeling. Bave limited Ingra me payer watches 275 federal tax included at Bultons Credit Jewelers 696 W Broad Ady.
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A.R. Aranson
Bulton's Credit Jewelers
W. Broad, Ady
42 Persons Die As China CNAC Plane Crashes Near Tsingtao
Shanghai reports CNAC plane crashed into a mountainside near Tsingtao killing 42 people including three Americans. Among the dead are pilot Lawrence Mass and UNRRA worker Sister Mary Tariglio. Six more victims from a prior Christmas Day series of crashes bring total to 113. Authorities suspend CNAC and China Air Transport operations for one week to overhaul facilities.
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China National Aviation Corp
Tsingtao
Yu Taei
Nanking
CNAC
China Air Transport Corp
Communications Ministry
Charles Joseph Sharkey
Lawrence
Mass
John T. Etchison
Crawfordville
Ind
UNRRA
Elizabeth Cecilie
James J. Ross
Mary Tariglio
Franciscan Order of
Egypt
Tingtao
Chinese National Assembly
Branson Reelected Chairman of Board
County Commissioner Alan R. Branson was reelected chairman of the board of commissioners during today’s reorganization after returning from a Christmas holiday in Plorids. Commissioner Orcar G. Dunn moved the measure, supported by Thomas McGeachie, citing Branson’s previous role as board president and tax board work amid the ongoing National Tube Company tax suit.
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Plorids
Board of Commissioners
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Branson
Thomas McGeachie
Dunn
McGeachie
Ans
Natonal Tube Company
Dunn Woul
Oberlin Man Held in Oberlin Murder Case
A 30 year old Oberlin man is in the county jail for investigation in the January 2 murder of 85 year old James Peters. Peters was shot in his boxcar home on Butternut Ridge road north of Oberlin and had $26 found in his pocket books. Peters lived alone and the motive appeared possibly robbery.
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Oberlin
James Peters
Butternut Ridge Road
Peters
Deputes
Army Shakes Up Its Command In Europe
Washington reports a European command shake-up with Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay to succeed Gen. Joseph C. McNarney as commander of U S forces in Europe. Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes to succeed Gen. Mark W. Clark as Chief of U S forces in Austria. McNarney becomes Air Forces representative for the joint chiefs and United Nations staff, March 15. Clark to command Sixty Army headquarters at San Francisco. Clay currently deputy to McNarney in Germany.
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Army
Lucius D. Clay
Joseph C. McNarney
U. S
Europe
Geoffrey Keyes
Mark W. Clark
U. 8
Austria
McNarney
Army Air Forces
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Military Staff Committee
The
United Nations
Clark
San Francisco
Vough W. Bulwells
Clay
Keyes
Germany
Imminent Martial Law Talk in Holy Land
London weighs martial law in Palestine as Attlee and Cun ningham plan action to curb Jewish underground groups. Officials report possible mass arrests, internment of illegal immigrants, and punitive moves on hostile villages amid Arab League invite to a London conference.
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Clement Attlee
Alan Cunningham
Palestine
Holy Land
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Attlee
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Arthur Creech Jones
Field Marshall
Viscount Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
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Arab League
Egypt
Transjordan
Syria
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Saudi Arabia
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Jewieh
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Stern Gang
Cyprus
Kenya
Former Nazi Official Ends Life By Hanging
Suernberg Karl Westphal, once a Nazi Ministry of Justice official, reportedly hanged himself. Indicted with 16 others, his trial had been slated for February in Nuernberg. References to Goering and Ley note past suicides in the Nazi leadership.
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Suernberg
Karl Westphal
Nast
Ministry of Justice
President Calls For Armed Forces Merger
President Truman urged Congress to merge the armed forces into a single Department of National Defense. He argued unification would cut costs while boosting national security and endorsed universal training to create a citizen reserve. Congressional Republicans were already challenging the merger plan.
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Truman
Congress
Department of National Defense
Excise Tax Cuts Slated For First Of July
Washington action by President Truman clears the way for immediate excise tax reductions on jewelry furs luggage cosmetics and household goods. House Ways and Means leaders seek rapid passage to make July 1 reductions effective now. The liquor tax falls from nine dollars to four per gallon as part of the mid year changes.
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Truman
Harold Knutson
A.J Minn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Edith Garford Hengon Dies Lifelong Elyria Resident
Edith Garford Hengon 80 longtime Elyria resident died at 162 Harrison Street at 2:30 today after two years ill. Born June 20 1866 she was the daughter of George and Hannah Garford and taught at the Fast Primary School on Ridge Street before marrying Seward W Hen son on November 21 184. The couple lived at Harrison Street. She was active in St Andrews Episcopal Church and a charter member of 99 Club. Survived by sister Mrs S B Rockwood and many nephews nieces and grandnephews. Funeral at Nichols Dicken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2:30 with Rev G Russel Horgate officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Elyria
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Hannah Lovell Garford
Elyria High School
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Seward W. Henson
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Rockwood
St. Clair Street
Nichols-Dicken Funeral Home
G. Russel Horgate
Ridgelawn
Alaska Hit By Snowstorms And High Winds
Alaska faced heavy snowstorms and gale force winds as Pacific weather moved in from the west. The Navy in Hawaii reported high waters from a Pacific storm receding near Palmyra Atoll where 108 people were at risk, with Pearl Harbor confirming the situation under control and no casualties. WelI destroyer and Coast Guard cutter were set to arrive. Nome halted all traffic including dog teams as a gale approached from the western Aleutians.
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Hawaii
Pacific
Palmyra Atoll
Pearl Harbor
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Coast Guard
Nome
Aleutians
Lorain Man Suffers Leg Fracture In Auto Crash
Robert Buckley a 33 year old Lorain resident sustained a fractured right leg an eye injury and multiple cuts after his car lost control on a curve near Route 62 in Lorain. Deputies said the vehicle struck a large ditch stone overturned and was badly damaged. Buckley was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police reported four additional minor accidents over the weekend with damage on Broad and Court streets West Bridge streets and Detroit Road.
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Lorain
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Route $7
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leonard Greene
Syracuse
N.Y
Leo Battista
Oxford Avenue
Broad and
Court Streets
A. R. Beach
Second Street
West Bridge Street
H. A. Davis
Detroit Road
Seven Foot Snake Found On Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati police recovered a seven foot frozen snake on a downtown street. Patrolmen Charles West and Finer Kubipks transported the specimen to headquarters to thaw it out. Authorities questioned who would keep the reptile while awaiting thawing.
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Cincinnati
Ocean 30
Charles West
Finer Kubipks
Margie
Jeanne Gratne
Slan Young
Ady
Truman asks Congress to apply excess to debt reduction
President Truman urged Congress to use any budget surplus to retire national debt, call for compulsory arbitration against monopolies, and push for a five point program including labor harmony, anti monopoly actions, a housing push, and a balanced budget with surplus for debt retirement. He spoke before a joint session urging cooperation to safeguard national welfare.
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Truman
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Germany
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Cold Wave Eases Across the Nation
A weather update notes the cold wave that seized coastal and inland areas is easing. Forecasters say temperatures will rise gradually, bringing relief to residents after weeks of subfreezing highs and wind chills.
Major Recommendations to Congress by the President
Snapshot of Truman era proposals covering domestic economy labor relations and antimonopoly actions. Calls for wage restraint, arbitration of grievances, strengthened mediation, a commission to study economic issues, and continued debt management. Proposals include public housing and military policy while civil rights emerge in limited form.
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Evegment Truman
Tapia
Gore
Mialaiien
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