Hearings End on Belt Line Eminent Domain Bill in Ohio
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee closes eighth hearing on Riverlake Belt Lines plan to use conveyor belts between Lorain and the Ohio River. Railroads' counsel Shively resists, while Riverlake executives claim cheaper rates and port stability. Public debate centers on whether belt transport is necessary and feasible, with projections of coal and iron ore volumes and multi port impacts.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee
Earl C
Pop) Shively
Railroads
Special Transportation Committee
Shively
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Ed Schorr
Riverlake Belt Lines, Inc
Sheppard
Lorain
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Schorr
H. B. Stewart
Riverlake
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Utilities Commission
ICC
Ohio
Stewart
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Ralph A. Winter
Lodi
Cary Coal
Legion Leader backs MacArthur plea for broader actions
National Commander Na tional Commander of the American Legion MacArthur's Plea Endorsed For reinforcements and freer action in Korea. He plans recommendations to President Truman and Defense Secretary Marshall, including widening combat zone boundaries and sanctions on Communist China. He also backs using Chiang Kai-shek forces and Chinese port blockade.ээд
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Tokyo
Larle Cocke
American Legion
Douglas MacArthur
Cocke
Truman
George Marshall
United States
Manchuria
China
United Nations
Chiang Kai- Shek
Korea
MacArthur
Far East
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Europe
Ice Breaker Clears Shipping Lanes in Mackinac Straits
Cheboygan Mich A 12000 horsepower coast guard ice breaker began its annual task of clearing the Great Lakes shipping lanes. Captain Dwight Dexter said the Mackinaw would enter Lake Superior around April 1 to slice chunks from the ice field so winds can blow them clear of freighter routes.
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Horsepower Coast Guard
Straits of Mackinac
Great Lakes
Dwight Dexter
Mackinaw
Lake Superior
La Grange Homemakers Hear Tale
La Grange Homemakers Club met at Mrs. John Curtiss home for a tureen dinner with Mrs. George Woodruff assisting. Sixteen members and two guests attended. They discussed Home Nursing courses starting the week of March 26 and Mrs. George Gulgin reported on the Furniture Refinishing project. Members wore old hats from a previous auction. Mrs. Curtiss photographed the group. Mary Beth Draper of Oberlin gave an illustrated ceramics lecture showing her handmade pieces. Draper also teaches ceramics in Oberlin and demonstrated molding and firing steps. Next meeting location to be announced. Mrs. R. B. Kelner recovering from pneumonia is improving. Miss Esther Spieth and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Frye are recovering from the flu.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Homemakers Club
John Curtiss
George Woodruff
George Gulgin
R. B. Kelner
Esther Spieth
Dean Frye
Local Radio and TV Highlights Mix in Dinner Time Wins
Broadcast listings show The 10 O'Clock Tunes with Frank Edwards, music newsreels, and detective stories. Programs include Mark Trail, Clyde Beatty, and Candlelite family segments. Dinner winner Midden Tru Press Club noted in station lineup.
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Monte Cristo
Frank Edwards
Mark Trail
Clyde Beatty
Midden
Tru Press Club
Candlelite
Frank Edwi
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Evening Meetings Tonight
Community groups from Columbia to Eaton schedule events this evening. Grafton hosts dinners and lectures from 6 30 to 8 00 p m while Chatham and Ridgeville plan council and grange activities. Various clubs meet in schools, churches, and halls with speakers, lunches, and group sessions.
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Columbia—P.t. A
Grafton
Samuel Llewelyn
Ella Bladowski
Chatham
Lodi
Sullivan Red Cross Workers Named for Area Drive
Those aiding the Red Cross drive include Mrs. Floyd Finley Mrs. Carl Sprinkel Mrs. Paul Huber and others with Mrs. Eva McAdoo as chairman Virgil Moffett the county school superintendent becomes county Red Cross chairman replacing Mr. Rickenbrod The motor blood bank will be in Ashland late in March Donate blood when possible Exact date to be announced Also brief notes Mrs Fail Heifner and Mrs Verna Dakin visited Wisconsin and Canton respectively
Avon youths begin army basic training at Fort Knox
Richard Plas and Alex Christ, both Avon area youths with family ties on Orchard Street and Walker Road, have enlisted for three years and are undergoing basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. Eva Knight travels to Florida to visit Kenneth Knight and family. Jeannine Thome of Detroit Road is ill at home. Mrs. A J Nagel of Detroit Road returns home Thursday from an unspecified trip.
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Avon
FT. Knox
Richard Plas
Richard Plas Jr
Orchard Street
Alex Christ
John Christ
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Florida
Eva Knight
Kenneth
Jeannine Thomé
Willard Thome
Detroit Road
A. J. Nagel
Auto Gasoline Tax Average In Ohio $78 Yearly
In Youngstown Ohio the Petroleum Industry Committee of Ohio reports the average motorist pays about $78 annually in automotive and gasoline taxes. A committee member notes a typical family with three dependents earning 3200 dollars yearly faces an $80 federal income tax.
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Ohio
Youngstown, O
Sam
Petroleum Industry Committee of Ohio
J. L. Marsh
Avon Baptist wedding set for Margery Walker and Neil Moore
Miss Margery Walker bride elect will wed Neil Moore May 5 at Avon Baptist Church. Cousin Miss Margery honored at a mis cellaneous shower hosted by Mrs June Jensen in Miami Florida with 23 relatives present including Miss Lucy Walker and Mrs Grace Barr. Refreshments served and gifts received.
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Belden
Mary Cutchen
Bay Village
Norma Nead
Elyria
Mae Lohr
North Olmsted
Jessie Hudson
Lucy Mawby
Grace Barr
Idonna Barr
Hazel McCutcheon
Meble Schenck
Evelyn Schenck
Nancy
Milburn Walker
Avon Lake
Elsie Smith
Ruth Barr
Avon
Walker
Bertha Barr
Tax talk on gasoline levy and local savings story
In Corinth Mississippi J H Reid is highlighted for saving ten cents from every dollar since age ten. He now owns two stores with annual business around two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Corinth
Miss
J. H. Reid
McElwain Co Marks 200 Millionth Shoe Pair
The J. F. McElwain Co. of Manchester New Hampshire reports it has manufactured its 200 millionth pair of shoes, highlighting a milestone in its production history.
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Manchester, N. H
J. F. McElwain Co
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