Naval Construction Bill Revised and Cut in Amount
Washington January 18 Chairman Carl Vinson of the House Naval Affairs committee cut his proposed 1.3 billion naval construction authorization to 800 million 900 thousand eliminating about 500 million in authorizations for destroyers The revised Vinson bill would authorize 41 combatant ships instead of the 77 initially planned The move drew support from Rep Melvin Maas and faced criticism from Senate Chairman David Walsh who urged Navy to live within existing authorizations.
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Carl Vinson
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Naval Affairs Committee
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Melvin J Maas R. Minn
David J Walsh
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Walsh
Navy
Backache and leg pains signal health warning
Fragmented notice warns that persistent backache and leg pains may indicate kidney or bladder issues. Advises not to ignore symptoms, describes kidneys filtering poisons and waste, and promotes Doan Pills as a remedy with a long history of use. Also includes a separate bid solicitation for conduit system construction in Lorain County Ohio.
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Basketball Player Killed When Auto Skids
An automobile carrying four members of the Blanchard Future Facade of America basketball team to a game skidded on a road last night. Harry Tauck Jr, James Yate, Maynard Broun and others sustained injuries. The crash occurred near Findlay.
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Navy bill cuts tonnage to 218000 as revised plan outlined
Vinson explained the revised authorization would reduce construction to 218000 tons from 400000. allocations include 75000 tons for aircraft carriers, 110000 tons for cruisers, and submarines totaling 337000 tons for 24 vessels. The Navy would decide cruiser sizes, with options for 6000-ton, 10000-ton models or four 27300-ton battle cruisers.
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Gas Co Authorized To Revise Rural Tariffs
The Public Utilities Commission in Columbus Ohio on January 18 authorized the Ohio Fuel Gas Co to revise tariffs for rural service across several counties. The new schedule sets charges from 16 cents per 100 cubic feet for the first 1000 cubic feet, 17 cents for the next 900, 6 cents for the next 390, then 55 cents per 1000 cubic feet for excess with a minimum of 1.90 dollars and a 4 percent late payment penalty. Existing rates include 1.69 dollars for the first 1600 cubic feet plus 9 cents per thousand for excess and a discount structure.
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Oberlin Odd Fellows Install New Officers
Oberlin lodge of Odd Fellows held an installation of officers at the I OOF Hall with visitors from Lorain. Perry Walls served as Installing Officer and a full slate including Noble Grand Wallace Fair and Wace Grand Matt Gergel was installed, followed by an oyster supper.
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Women Voters League Backs Reciprocal Trade Pact
The Oberlin League of Women Voters urged joining the National League to advance the Reciprocal Trade Agreement program. It backs the act for three reasons: it promotes national prosperity, supports world peace, and represents a scientific approach to economic policy.
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SARA RACES TO COURT AS CURT PLANS SECRET WEDDING
In this soap opera installment SAR AID experiences jealousy around Curt Carrington a society heir and his secret engagement to Juliette Carter while Sara Sidney contends with a perilous storm involving her sister Vicky and their missing relatives Bill Wendy and little Bill. Toby Martin acts as protector as Sara struggles to cope with fear and hopes for news.
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Reciprocal Trade Drive Endorsed by National League
The National League advocates a science based tariff system and reciprocal trade treaties to boost American prosperity through expanded foreign commerce. It cites ongoing League studies since 1936 and support from lawmakers while noting threats to the program.
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Spencer Baptist Notes Spencer meeting guest speaker Rex Neighbour
Spencer Baptist notes report a Spencer Church monthly meeting with Rex Neighbour of First Baptist Elsiva as guest speaker. Neighbour is known from local radio. changes at Cleveland Henis parish noted. church gatherings invite all members. Pythien Sisters led Temple meeting due to play. Spercer Equity annuals Gomper discussed. Mens Brigade to hold regular meeting with Walter Handley at Spencer Church.
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Chicago Alumni Demand Football
Chicago alumni demand immediate reinstatement of football at the University of Chicago and representation on the Board of Trustees after the college abolished intercollegiate football last month. Alumni secretary Tahn Chapman cautioned trustees may not act soon but warned enrolment could drop if football remains halted.
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Bombers Win Sixth Still Top Y M C A H S House Circuit
The Bombers secured their sixth win keeping the YMCA High School House Circuit standings lead. They dominated the game with strong defense and scoring from key players, maintaining an unbeaten run and staying ahead of rivals in the league.
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Schevenk
No License For Jacobs In New York
New York boxing officials refused to grant a license to Joe Jacobs manager for a Galento bout, forcing the promoter to seek alternative sites. The New York State Athletic Commission approved the fight but denied Jacobs a license to stage the bout in New York, with tentative plans shifting to other venues and dates.
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Barons Hopeful Mason Returns for Cleveland Hockey
Cleveland Barons coach Bill Coun expects star right winger Charley Mason to return from a six week knee injury this Saturday at the arena against the Hershey Bears. Mason, a high scorer, is anticipated to boost the offense as he reenters action.
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Barons Whitewash Philadelphia For 3rd Straight Win
Cleveland Barons defeat Philadelphia Ramblers 2 0 to earn their third consecutive win and move to second place in the Western Division of the International American Hockey League. Hob Blake opened the scoring in the first period, Bud Cook added the second in the final period with Jerwa assisting, as the Barons return home for a game with Hershey.
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Mason Returns To Barons Lineup After Injury Break
Mason, a right winger for the Cleveland Barons, returns to action after recovering from a knee injury. Acquired from Chicago in a deal for Les Cunningham and Phil Hergesheimer, he joins teammates Freddie Robertson and Joe Jerwa as Cleveland vies for a playoff push. Also noted is Stan Hack returning his 1940 contract with the Cubs, requesting a higher salary.
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Lions May Release Clark If Coach Seeks It
Detroit reports Dutch Clark could be granted a release from his Cleveland position if coach wishes. George Patsy Clark, returning as Lions head coach, said Detroit may cut strings to keep Clark on a listless roster, while noting sentiment to avoid ending his active playing career.
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Patsy) Clark
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Knights Of Columbus League Evening Card Schedule
Two matches are set tonight in the Knights of Columbus League at the K of C Hall. McQuistion Helfrich Coils faces Silver Fox Bittner, followed by a Funeral Home duel Yome versus McCarvel Jewelers.
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