Ohio Judge Committee OKs Elyma Municipal Court Bill
The House Judiciary Committee approved creation of three municipal courts in Ohio, including Elyma Municipal Court with jurisdiction in Elyma and nearby townships. The bill, sponsored by Reps. Burge and DeChant, advances to the House Rules Committee and then to a vote.
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Leslie Burge
Edward DeChant
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Carlisle
Elyna
Ridgeville
House Rules Committee
Judiciary
Fremont
van Wert
Chardon
Lancaster
Justices of the Peace
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Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio today and next five days
Northeastern Ohio shows mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with light snow tonight. Highs near 26 to 30, tonight’s low around 2, 3 percent precipitation. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with normal to slightly below normal temperatures through Friday and a chance of rain or snow Saturday.
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Dulles Warns Reds Threaten Formosa Not Bluffing
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned Congress that Chinese Communists are not bluffing in threats to seize Formosa. He reports on his Far East tour to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed session, then to the House Foreign Affairs Committee before a national radio and TV address. Networks CBS ABC Mutual carry the talk, with a filmed version on CBS at 1:15 p.m. EST and radio broadcasts at 10 p.m. EST.
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It's To Game Not Market These Pigs Go
An Indiana family attends a tournament game with their piglets whose mother died soon after birth. Between games a family member feeds the piglets in a basket using a bottle, showing the unusual scene surrounding the event.
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Edison Plans Big New Plant Near Steubenville
Preliminary work was started on Ohio Edison Co's proposed large power plant near Steubenville Ohio with tunneling for intake and discharge to the river. A firm spokesman said definite plans are not yet prepared. Simultaneous work includes Army Engineers relocation of Route 7 between Empire and Stratton in connection with a new high level dam at Stratton.
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Where To Turn Curfew Suggested By Elyria Police
Elyria police urge a curfew in a city effort to curb youth trouble as Avon Lake plans water system expansion and Lorain Council debates Riverlake Conveyor Belt project. Anbert Chamber honors Man of the Year in a yearbook style tribute.
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Red Attack on Matsu Expected
AP dispatch notes official quarters saying Nationalists rush heavy American artillery and reserve ammunition to Matsu as Communist buildup looms. Naval sources report garrison growth to about 40,000, opposite a major invasion threat along the Formosa coast amid reports of massive air sea maneuvers and reinforcements.
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Party Line Misuse Law In Making
Ohio House Judiciary committee advanced a Senate passed measure to penalize refusing to yield a party or emergency phone line. The bill, backed by Fire Marshal Charles H. Scott and statewide safety groups, would impose up to 500 dollars fine and 90 days in jail. Similar laws exist in Michigan Washington and New York, with Indiana sending such a bill to the governor.
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Ohio House Judiciary Committee
iHouse
Kine Roberts
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Milkman Finds Odd Note In Bottle On Route
Alden Johnson, a Sioux Falls milkman, discovered a note in an empty milk bottle. The message asks to pour about a cupful of milk from a quart into the dish in the entry for the kitten.
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County Civil Defense Plans 10-Point Center Proposal
Lorain County Civil Defense Director Sam Provenza presented a 10 point plan to county commissioners to establish a county CD control center at the former schoolhouse near Pleasant View Sanatorium Amherst. The plan includes building cleanup repairs telephones master maps evacuation plans emergency power two way radio and a five year finance plan with a one tenth mill levy. Federal and state funds would cover half and one fourth respectively with Elyria and Lorain participation required. Lorain has not yet joined slowing county wide program progress. About 500 CD volunteers exist with more needed and recruitment contact details were provided.
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Ohio Supreme Court Considers Beaver Creek Blocking Case
The Ohio Supreme Court took under advisement a Lorain County dispute over an iron cable placed across Beaver Creek by William S. Schaeffer. Coleman and Cisco, boat dock operators, say the cable blocks passage from the dock to Lake Erie. Schaeffer argues land ownership on both banks and dredging keep the creek navigable. The attorney general urges navigation cannot be blocked by private citizens. No ruling date set.
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Knowland Sees Defeat Of Tax Cut On Senate Bill
Senate GOP Leader William F Knowland predicted that Democratic attempts to insert the $20 tax cut into the administration’s tax bill would be defeated by a very substantial margin. He warned against any compromise amendment on the same timing. Knowland spoke after a White House GOP conference and said debate could start late this week. He planned to consult Democratic leaders on timing as House passage of a $72 tax cut was the main topic at the meeting, with Republicans confident in their strength.
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Lausche defends 932 million budget against critics
Governor Lausche urged lawmakers to back his proposed 932 million dollar budget, saying the state's financial position would be sound if adopted. He argued the plan balances Senate and House positions, and is neither overly conservative nor liberal, in a statement to legislators.
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Military Pay Raise Approved by House Committee
The House Armed Services committee approved a 735 million dollar pay raise for about two million servicemen in a 29 to 0 vote. The measure aims to increase military compensation across the services.
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INS
House Armed Services Committee
Ohio River flood hits four states as crest nears
Red Cross reports disaster-stage flooding across Ohio River communities. In Cincinnati area 706 families and 116 businesses evacuated as river at 58.8 feet and rising. Meigs and Gallipolis see major damage with dozens of businesses halted and many families displaced while Ashland, Kentucky hosts regional disaster headquarters.
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Mississippi
Red Cross
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Kentucky
Indiana
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Meigs County
Charles Russell
Gallipolis
Kgger Creek
Portsmouth
Gas Refunds Top $14 Million
Seven natural gas companies refunded wholesale customers a total of $14,691,814 this year under directives of the Federal Power Commission. Included were Hope Natural Gas Co of Clarksburg West Virginia refunding $53,714, Home Gas Co of Pittsburgh $161,975, and Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus $739,400 as the FPC reduced rate increases.
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Big Inch Pipeline Blast Near Zanesville
A $50,000 explosion ripped 165 feet of the Big Inch pipeline on the Ely McHenry farm near Zanesville. Flames shot 3 to 400 feet high. No casualties reported. Mains were shut off and gas rerouted through other pipelines serving Pennsylvania, New York and New England.
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Ely McHenry Farm
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
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