Morgan Sees TVA Facing Large Annual Deficit
Former TVA chairman Dr Arthur Morgan testified before a Senate House committee that seven dams now built would produce about 13 million dollars in annual expenses with potential revenue near 9.9 million dollars, leaving a 3.16 million dollar deficit. He argued many costs are concealed subsidies and urged single administration for TVA.
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Washington
Arthur
Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate-House
Roosevelt
David Lilienthal
Harcourt A. Morgen
Arthur Morgan
Congress
Tupelo
Miss
Davey Delivers Clemency Report in Hahn Case
Columbus Ohio Gov. Martin L. Davey’s executive secretary Earhart completed a factual clemency report on Anna Marie Hahn, the Cincinnati poison slayer awaiting execution. No recommendation will be made. the document will go to the governor after Davey’s Eastern trip. If carried out, Hahn would be Ohio’s first woman electrocuted. Her 12-year-old son Oscar visited her on death row as officials note continued visits today.
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Daniel 5. Farhart
Martin L. Davey
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Earhart
Mesd Tahn
Davey
Tavey
Hahn
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Oscar
Death Row
James C. Woodward
Man pleads not guilty in pastor father slaying case
Robert Bready, 29, pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the slaying of his father Dr. Russell H. Bready of Bainbridge Ohio. He was bound over to the Ross county grand jury and denied bond as prosecutors say Bready confessed to shooting his father during a walk to sober him up. Funeral services for the pastor were announced for Bainbridge with authorities planning to transport Bready to the rites before returning him to jail.
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Robert Bready
Russell H. Bready
Bainbridge
Ross County
Bready
Court of ‘Justice of the
Pearce
Samuel G. Briggs
Paul Herjenstein
Lester S. Reid
Brendy
Lon Lowery
Young Bready
Roy. Tra J. Jones
Columbus
Methodist. Episcopal District
Asi
Pioneer
Stone
Ohio
Michigan
Liavid Cowles
Cleveland
Tr. Beady
Breatly
Toledo State Hospital
Cincinnati
Char Bready
Washington, D. C
Robert
Rlchard
W. Wy
Kennedy
Warsaw
Ind
Stewart. Watson
Detroit
Hertenstein
Daladier Rejects War Pact Pressure Over Corsica and Tunisia
Paris premier Daladier declares France will not cede any territory and will defend integrity of all French lands. He notes Italy’s colonial demands and welcomes Von Ribbentrop’s Paris visit only as a starting point for talks with no strings attached.
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Paris
Daladier
France
Corsica
Tunisia
Italy
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Carolca
Dssadler
von Ribbentrop
Rome
Radical Socialist Party
L's Oeuvre
Aformants
Roosevelt's Speech to Be Heard Abroad
President Roosevelt on the move from Warm Springs to the Carolinas for sightseeing and a speech in Chapel Hill North Carolina. He will broadcast the Chapel Hill address internationally and domestically while weighing foreign and domestic topics.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
Chapel Hill
N. C
Warm Springs
Carolinas
Washington
Columbia
D. C
University of North Carolina
National Capital
Europe
South America
United States
Congress
Hugh R. Wilson
Germany
Wilson
William Phillips
Italy
South Carolina
Ellison JD. Smith
Olin D. Johnston
Sanford
Clyde R. Hoey
Pittsboro
Horton
Kenan Stadium
University
Clevelanders Win Bridge Championship Open Pair Title
Cleveland housewife Mrs Jarry FE Funk and partner Frank E Bubna won the American Contract Bridge League open pair championship in Cleveland after a six day event. They outpaced 105 entrants as Oswald Jacoby and Charles Lorkridge placed 50th amid strong Eastern showings. Defending champs von Zedtwitz Barnes finished 24th. Culbertson Vogelhofer were 30th.
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Dallas
Tex
Charles Lorkridge
New York
Jacoby
Rejnowned
Four Aces
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
A. Mortimer Barnes
Josephine Culbertson
Charles Vogelhofer
Young Man Admits Morals Charge Here
Joseph Monnie of Niagara Falls New York 24 was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 90 days in county jail after pleading guilty to a morals charge in municipal court. He, though married, was charged with proposing marriage to a local high school girl. Police arrested him Saturday morning at a Dresden road residence. Stotts and Penn led the investigation based on statements from four young women. Montie denied the charges and police will continue probing his activities since school started last September.
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Joseph Monnie
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Milt Stotts
Tyan Penn
Dresden Road
Stotts
Montie
Reconciliation Ends Tragic Jump Attempt in Los Angeles
An 18 year old aircraft mechanic Oliver Titch enal jumped from a bridge into the Los Angeles river bed but survived. He told detectives he tried to end his life after a quarrel with his sweetheart, yet the act led to reconciliation with her.
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IMS Angeles
Oliver Titchenal
Los Angeles
California
Tiehenal
Lfe
Funeral for two Zanesville youths in fatal highway crash
Funeral arrangements are set for two Zanesville youths, Ralph Walsh and Howard Wade, who died after their car plunged from a 100 foot embankment on National highway near Linnsville. Six others were injured. Walsh leaves a widow and one-year-old son. Wade’s funeral is at his home with Salvation Army officer in charge.
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Zanesville
Linnsville
Ralph Walsh
North Fifth Street
Howard Wade
Gilbert Street
Andrew Arnold
Avenue
Wade
Walsh
Keck Funeral Home
W. E. Price
Crooksville
Jamies
Crown Street
Victor Doughty
Salvation Army
Schmidt Recreation
Doris
Michael
Tampa
Fla
Samuel
Dresden Road
James
William
South Sixth Street
Robden
Ruth Davis
Luella Grubb
Price Street
Donadine Drumm
Pauline
Juanita
Ruby
Maxine
Roseville
Mi. EB. Church
WPA
Schmidt Recreational Hall
James Wade
Roy Clifford
Nathan
Loren Wade
Oakland
Calif
Mellie Wade
Columbus
Charles Goodry
Pilot survives 1800 foot plunge after door opens midflight
Daniel Cleveland, 24, an amateur flyer, fell from a plane while leaning out to photograph city buildings. A safety belt snagged his legs and kept him from a fatal fall, allowing him to climb back and pull the aircraft from a tailspin. He did not recover any photos from the ride.
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Marrow
Boston
UPI
Daniel Cleveland
Cleveland
P.S
Bus overturns in fog injures 21 on New York to Miami run
A New York to Miami bus skidded and overturned in pre dawn fog near Philadelphia injuring 21 passengers and the driver. Motorists assisted the injured but some waited an hour for care as fog hindered locating hospitals. The fog stretched across New Jersey and into the Pennsylvania mountains halting air travel and causing three fatal accidents.
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Philadelphia
Miami
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Mountains
Philadelphis
Architect to Explain Plans To Council In Zanesville
Wheeling architect George Cunningham will present tonight before the Zanesville city council to defend plans for a new municipal auditorium. He will address floor design, including a flat ground floor for expositions and a slanting main floor with a large stage. The building commission oversees the project, with possible revisions to basement supports and a new stadium site may be discussed.
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Cunningham
City Building Commission
Guffey backs Roosevelt third term in Pennsylvania
Senator Guffey said Pennsylvania delegates to the 1949 Democratic convention will back Franklin D. Roosevelt for renomination. He attacked middle-of-the-road candidates and warned of finance and industry interests posing as Republicans. He stressed the liberal democracy of Roosevelt versus fascist finance.
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Guffey
D-Ps
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Wall Street
Precautionary Bus Crossing Safety Ordered in Muskingum County
County Superintendent F D Ring issues orders to 99 Muskingum County bus drivers to flag railroad crossings after stops. A safety committee of two older students may assist drivers, and only crossings without watchmen are affected. Muskingum operates about 3,500 daily miles for 2,575 pupils.
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F. D. Ring
Muskingum County
Utah
Ring
Muskingum
State Department of Education
Ile
Chicago Stockyard Strike Settled Ends Two-Week Walkout
More than 600 stock handlers returned to work in the Chicago stockyard pens today, ending a two week strike that tied up the nation’s largest meat market. CIO Stockhandlers Local No. 576 quit on November 21 and accepted a peace proposal from the Union Stock Yards and Transit Company. The packinghouse workers organizing committee approved the terms, and stockholders nearly all voted to resume feeding and caring for animals. The agreement designates the CIO as sole bargaining agent and commits to further wage, hour, and condition negotiations in writing.
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Chicago
CIO Stockhandlers
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Santa Traded Reindeer for Truck in Waynesburg Parade
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Santa Claus joined a Christmas parade but the truck ran dry and left him stranded. He later reached the courthouse to note children’s Yuletide requests and his own plea for more gas.
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Santa
Waynesburg
Santa Claus
Supreme Court Defines NLRB Authority Over Interstate Commerce
The Supreme Court ruled that the NLRB has supervision over a company operating in one state but selling to firms in interstate commerce, applying to Consolidated Edison of New York and broadening NLRB power under the National Labor Relations Act.
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Inves
Supreme Court
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc
Labor Board
Monoxide Blamed in Couple's Death in Newark
Coroner George W. Sapp investigates the deaths of 87 year old Titus R. Jones and his 80 year old wife Alice found in their Newark home from monoxide poisoning after a stove fire. Their bodies were found by a daughter yesterday and a double funeral is planned tomorrow.
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Newark
George W. Sapp
Titus R. Jones
Jones
Alice
Sapp
Ex Follies Beauty Ends Life With Gas
The body of 38 year old ex girl Helen Ryan Cressmen Carr was found in her Riverside apartment kitchen. Detective Reilly called it death by self action noting she turned on stove burners and left a farewell note as gas filled the room. Her estranged husband comedian Alexander Carr was reported searching for her.
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Gas
New York
Helen Ryan Cressmen Carr
Ziegfeld Follies Beauty
Alexander Carr
Riverside
Eugene Reilly
Nine Go On Trial In Tar-Feather Case
Wesley Hasley, 65, and eight relatives and friends stood trial in common pleas court over the tar and feathering of evangelist Joseph A. Dixon who had married Hasley’s daughter last Oct 10. After three hours, no jurors were chosen and 75 witnesses were called 18 for the state and 57 for the defense. John W Kline 24 of Hamilton asked Ohio Supreme Court to review his death sentence for the slaying of Officer Aaron Laubach during a gasoline station holdup.
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P— Wesley Hasley
Common Pleas Court
Joseph A. Dixon
Hasley
Washington County
Columbus
John W. Kline
Hamilton
Aaron Laubach
Ohio Supreme Court
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