Ohio House backs bill easing wartime adoption rules
Ohio representatives approved an amendment to relax wartime adoption rules, expanding the scope to WAVES WACs and SPARS. The vote followed intense debate on whether husbands should be informed and whether such adoptions reflect the couple's consent amid wartime strains. Critics warned of reputational harm and urged full disclosure to spouses overseas, while supporters argued for streamlined welfare considerations for children. The measure returns to the senate for concurrence.
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Ohio Legislahaven
House of Representatives
William O'Neil
Marietta
GT Joes
O'Neil
California
Ohio
Neil
Edwin’ Fo Sawicki
Cleveland
Franklin County
Tudge McClelland
Anna P. O'Neil
Four Important Money Bills Still Remain To Be Settled
Ohio's general assembly entered its final session day amid an official deadline at midnight while backlogs delay adjournment. Leaders expect late Friday or Saturday as nine bills passed and 2 were approved. four key money measures, including the 40.7 million dollar appropriations and the 74.9 million capital improvements bill, remain to be resolved with conference committees and debates over distribution formulas and additions.
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R. Jackson
Paul McCormick
Logan
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Cuyahoga
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Chernfield
Glingan’ Jackson
Kingstown
Mt. Vernon
Herbert Yelvenbacher
Longview State Hospital
Wilberforce
John W. Brinker
Frank J. Lausche
Fnvernor
Richard W. Morse
Akron
State Industrial Commission
William D. Harris
Erie County
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
E.C. Scott
Miami County
State Optometry Board
Brown County
Ohio’ Development and Publicity Commission
Felepbins suit spans federal to municipal courts
OPA NEWS reports Felepbins sues across nine districts with cases heard in federal state and municipal courts. Sixty persons convicted for criminal violations with sentences totaling 23 years five months and fines of 14845 dollars. Price Panel settlements bring Treasury receipts to 3,071,936.45 by June 9.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Patial
Teasure
Red Cross Seeks Hospital Personnel in Elyria Area
Mrs. Frank J. Klein, Red Cross field representative, visited Elyria to launch a new Personnel Recruitment Committee. The drive targets 700+ hospital positions across 46 military hospitals, with roles for social workers, recreation workers, and aides for domestic and overseas service. Scholarships offer college graduates field work and stipends to pursue social or recreation careers.
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Alexandria
Virginia
American Red Cross
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Elyria
Red Cross
L. P. Tutford
Edith Metcalf
Ronald O. Dunn
Ona V. Holly
Harlie G. Stevick
Carl Hobart
Robert W. Punk
O. E. Schrader
H. W. Poyd
Upe
Army
Navy
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Nahces Willan
Elyria Chapel
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American Red Crosse
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