Much Colder Weather Forecast Across Ohio
Freezing rain sleet and snow hit most of Ohio this morning making travel hazardous. Highways snow covered north and east of Port Clinton to Jackson and Marietta and near Fremont Napoleon and Montpelier. Temperatures ranged from 29 to 10 degrees with forecast continued cold and occasional rain or snow through Monday night.
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Ohio
State Highway Department
Port Clinton
Jackson
Marietta
Fremont
Napoleon
Montrelier
Upper Sandusky
Defiance
Nena
Wilmington
Inzhway Department
West
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Weather Bureau
Miss Finley Sails Back to Venezuela on Sante Paula
Miss Dolores Finley of Denison Avenue leaves Sunday evening for New York to await the Sante Paula and plans to return to Venezuela next Friday morning. She begins her third term as a missionary with the Mid- Alissians Baptist mission board, fully supported by the First Baptist Church of BisTie. Miss Ruth Hese of Wellington plans to join in New York and then return to her post in Venezuela on 21 Tucupta.
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Dolores Finley
Denison Avenue
New York
Venezuela
Weather outlook with clouds and wind turns cold
Cloudy conditions develop this afternoon with wind and mild temperatures. Snow showers and rain arrive tonight with a sharp drop in temperature to around 20 degrees. day’s high near 36.
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Rainer
Market Needs Ground Floor Storage Space
A reputable wholesaler seeks about 40 by 60 feet ground floor storage with parking. Availability for lease of 1 to 5 years. Contact phone 2409.
Truman requests massive foreign aid to halt totalitarian spread
President Truman bundled a peacetime foreign aid request totaling more than 9 billion dollars for 1948 49 and 50 to fund international relief recovery and European and other programs. He argued expanded spending was needed to prevent expansion of totalitarian rule and urged Congress to approve substantial new appropriations across multiple agencies and nations.
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Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
China
International Refugee Organization
Philippines
Germany
Fire on Army Transport En Route to Antwerp For Unknown Cargo
New York The Army transport Joseph V Connolly reported fire in the engine room and 30 to 35 crew abandoning ship en route to Antwerp to pick up a cargo of wet dead. The Liberty ship Vivo-ton sent an SOS at 4 30 a m EST. The crew later abandoned ship as weather worsened with hail, 30 mph winds, and rough seas. Rescue ships Morrison Josephine Lxvxes moved toward the scene.
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New York
Joseph V. C.unnoikr
Aniawerp
T. Twentieve
Nsrae
Hieovais
Two Fires Displace Six Families in Findlay
In Findlay early today a fire started at the rear of an electric company and spread to a two story brick building housing the Moose Lodge the state registrar branch office a wallpaper store a men s clothing shop and a dry cleaning establishment. The blaze forced six families from their apartments and caused extensive damage to the combined properties.
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Findlay
Moose Lodge
Two Ohioans Hurt In Plane Crash Near Chillicothe
In Chillicothe two people were listed in fair condition after a plane crash near Stoner Creek Airport south of the city. Pilot Nolan Sweeney, 23, sustained a crushed left cheekbone and facial injuries, while passenger Robert Colder, 15, suffered a back injury.
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Chillicothe
Stoner Creek
Nolan Sweeney
Robert Colder
Down Payment On Marshall Plan Faces Cut
Washington reports rising Congress opposition to the 6.8 billion dollar Marshall Plan down payment. House GOP leaders aim to reduce top first year outlays to about 3.0 to 3.5 billion as Marshall and Harriman press the administration case on Capitol Hill.
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Congress
House
George C. Marshall
Secretary of Commerce
W. Averell Harriman
Capitol Hill
Senate
Congress Asked for Billions for Air Defense
President Truman urged Congress to authorize an 11.025 billion national defense outlay for the 1949 fiscal year with a 400 million universal training program. He noted air force and Navy aircraft procurement increases and stockpiling of overseas raw materials to safeguard national safety.
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Washington
Tru“Man Iodey
Congress
Mrr
Truman
Air Force
Navy
Biggest Foreign Aid Spending Proposed in 1939 Budget
Washington reports Congress could keep current laws limiting 1939 outlays to under 34 billion, creating a treasury surplus of about 10 billion. President FDR seeks 39.6 billion, with foreign aid taking about 4.4 billion and the rest directed to human resource development and social programs.
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Washington
Congress
Fruman
Treasury
Truman
Lorain Man Hurt In Auto Accident
Lorain resident Nick Molnar 20 of 312 Kentucky avenue suffered bruises and possible internal injuries after a 3 a m crash on North Ridge road. He ran off the road and hit a car owned by Theodore Hoffman parked nine feet off the roadway. Both vehicles were badly damaged.
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Lorain
Nick Molnar
Kentucky Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Molnar
North Ridge Road
Amners
Theodore Hoffman
Where Federal Funds Would Come From And Where They Would Go
Washington outlines the 1949 budget sources and allocations. It lists federal income by tax type and social receipts, then itemizes expenditures across defense international programs welfare health housing education agriculture energy and transportation. Net federal income and total expenditures are shown with various reserve figures.
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Washington
Truman
National Defense Veterans
Budget Proposals In Simplest Form
Prident Treiman proposes for the year starting July 7 a revenue of 44.4 billion versus 45.2 billion this year and spending of about 396 billion versus 237.7 billion. He forecasts a 4.5 billion surplus on June 30 1949 with a 7.5 billion surplus in 1948 and aims to apply surpluses to the federal debt bringing it to 246 billion by end of June 1949 from 296.5 billion now. Defense would rise to 11 billion from 10.7 and international aid to 7 billion from 5.9.
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Prident Treiman
Truman calls for billions in new programs in 1949 budget
President Truman sent a 1949 budget to a Republican Congress proposing more than 39.7 billion dollars in spending. He urged funds for a national health insurance plan, broader old age and unemployment insurance, universal military training, and other programs. The plan forecasts a four to twelve billion dollar two year surplus and emphasizes defense and international aid as core Cold War priorities.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
China
Atomic Energy Commission
Mrr
Would Revise Farm Prices Support Plan
A budget request to Congress outlines revisions to farm price supports to remove profit from overproduction. The Agriculture Department plans $1.085 billion in expenditures for the coming year with the Commodity Credit Corporation at about $335.6 million to support prices. President Truman says rescinding surplus resale could reduce the loss to $116.6 million, with further cuts possible if the price support formula is overhauled.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Truman Again Bids on Prices to curb inflation
President Truman said he may push increases in veterans benefits and federal salaries if Congress blocks his anti inflation bills. He estimated a budget cost of 2.4 billion dollars to raise incomes of federal workers veterans social security beneficiaries and retired federal workers to parity, arguing it would worsen inflation.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Truman Seeks National Health Insurance and Expanded Social Security
President Truman urged Congress to create a national health insurance system and broaden social welfare programs. He proposed a half percent payroll tax to finance health coverage and to expand old age benefits, extending coverage to farm and domestic workers and the self employed starting 1949. He asked for 116 million dollars to start the measures next year.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Offer Quick Cash
Emergency funds and steady income via Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads. Rent out a spare room to paying guests. call 34-121 or 44-131. Beauty shop for sale at 3324. Geisel sells Stenco all aluminum storm windows with prompt delivery at 61 West Ave, phone 2991.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Geisel
Stenco
West Ava
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