30 Families Rescued in Flood Britain Ready to Give Up Rule
The report outlines Britain's plan to transfer power in India to Indians under temporary dominion status, with proposals for either a united or partitioned government. Indian leaders would divide the country between Muslims and non Muslims, aiming for a peaceful transition. The plan received mixed reactions from Indian leaders and British politicians, with concerns about potential conflict and the fate of the subcontinent.
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Use of Commons
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Hindustan
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Churchill
Idia
Willie Gallagher
Dillon Dam Hearing Set This Month In Washington
Chairman Wilson said hearings will be held June 25 and 26 on a bill to abandon the Dillon dam flood control project in the Licking valley. Rep. McGregor estimates costs exceed 710 million dollars. Opponents from farmers fear flooding. supporters in Zanesville warn need for flood control.
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Rent Controls Pace Obstacle in Congress Vote
Senator Buck reports two major disagreements over rent control restrictions may block congressional action. Senate conferees aim to resolve differences between Senate passed and House approved versions as talks proceed. A rival amendment would extend controls through June 1980. the Taylor substitute failed 233 to 16.
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Byrnes Takes Post With Film Industry
Hollywood reports James F Byrnes is selected to help guide the film industry as secretary of state in Washington. Eric Johnston president of the Association of Motion Picture Producers says Byrnes will advise as counsel with a D C law firm and spend most time in the capital. Salary terms were not disclosed.
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Eric Johnston
Association of Motion Picture Producers
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Deaths at Carnival Trap in Pennsylvania Show
Death struck thrice at the Wallace and Murray carnival act in Monaco Masury Ohio. Melvin Be trapped 40 feet, struck a wire, died. Ada Miller 28 of Toledo led a gypsy troupe and died in Rochester hospital from childbirth. baby born dead.
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Rochester
Freight Car Shortage Linked to Antitrust Violations
Attorney General Clarke said he asked a District grand jury to probe alleged restraints of trade in the railway freight car industry. Subpoenas seek documents from car builders and trade associations after the FBI found firms allocating business and fixing prices, amid an ongoing nationwide shortage.
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Clarke
Clark
Justice Department
District of Colombia
Tenwer
Fed Svnal Bureau of Investigation
Taneus Combe
Bulding
Dila@ing
Ballot Marking Topic of Dispute in State Senate
Clevelanders push for reconsideration of a ballot law requiring that marks show an X at party or candidate initials to count. The Senate approved a House amendment 25 to 9 to invalidate ballots with other markings, sending the measure to the governor unless reconsidered. Senators debate voting consequences and fraud prevention as several Cleveland lawmakers call for revisiting the provision.
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E. E. Addison
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Len Allen Cornett
R-Cu
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Joseph Nutt
Pr-Cuoyaboge
Carl D. Sheppard
Summit
Senate Elections Committee
John W. Morrison
Port- 2Ge
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Stark
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Hamilton
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Prebie
Tax Cut Bill Reaches White House Amid Veto Hints
Congress advances a four trillion dollar tax cut plan facing White House review with Senate ready to approve. Senator Taft of Ohio criticizes President Truman possible veto while arguing tax receipts must not inflate spending and keep government operating costs high.
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Ohio
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House Bill No 1 passes House amid tax cut talks
The House backed compromise tax legislation by 220 to 99, a move seen as laying groundwork for tax relief starting July 1 with rates ranging from 30 percent to 105 percent for largest incomes. Leaders expect the measure to face Senate review, while Truman prefers debt reduction over tax cuts. Treasury official suggests relief time nears.
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Snyder
Ways and Means Committee
Vandenberg Pushes Ratification of European Treaties
Senator Vandenberg urged swift Senate ratification of peace treaties with Italy Bulgaria Hungary and Romania warning that delays may hinder Germany and Austria pacts He said postponement could cause confusion while focusing on ending the war and forging an integrated Europe Meanwhile a separate report notes Julia Talarico 23 Canton Ohio injured in a taxi collision near South Zanessville with C B Swiger 59 of near South Zanessville charged with reckless driving and released on own recognizance for municipal court appearance
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Hungary
Romania
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Austria
Michigan
Ratifical
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Canton
West Pike
C. B. Swiger
Zanessville
Bethesda Hospital
Swiger
Tomorow
Four Hurtin Crash Near Chillicothe
Four people injured in a vehicle crash near Chillicothe, Ohio. Names misread in copy but include Mrs Clesa Damell of Saddle oon and occupants of a Gottivied trade, Buckhannon West Virginia, with head injuries reported.
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Clesa Damell
Buckhannon
W.va
District Manager of TWA Inspects Zanesville Airport
Paul D. Strahn, district manager of Transcontinental & Western Air Lines, inspected Zanesville municipal airport with plans to use it as a regular stop once CAB permission is granted. He indicated service could begin 20 to 45 days after approval and said a quonset hut would house personnel with gasoline pumps installed at once.
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Zanesville Airport
Paul D. Strahn
Transcontinental & Western Air Lines Fiwa
Columbus
Zanesville Suniciper
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
93 Liquor Bonds To Be Forfeited
COLUMBUS Atty Gen S Jenkins said 93 private clubs with revoked liquor licenses forfeited their $1,000 bonds and urged the State Liquor Control department to collect. If permittees refuse to pay, the attorney general’s office will pursue force payment. Bonds were posted to insure truthful representations by clubs whose permits were revoked for not meeting private club requirements.
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Genough S. Jenkins
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Stanley B. Cofall
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Hens Fide
Jenkins
One Killed Missing After Wreck of Two Trains Near Battle Ground
A collision of two diesel powered freight trains one and a half miles north of Battle Ground left William K Young 35 Lafayette fireman on the north bound train dead and the body recovered. J R Robinson Lafayette head brakeman on the south bound train is still missing as search continues. The trains ran between Chicago and Indianapolis.
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J. R. Robinson
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Indianapolis
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Central and Western Ohio Hooded After Heavy Rains
Flood crests alarm central and southeastern Ohio as torrential rains force at least 50 families from homes. Fire crews rescue 30 in Harrison township. towns like Snyderville, Darin, and Columbus-area lowlands flood. Mad River, Scioto, and Big Walnut overflow. highways close. zoo animals kept dry. two deaths reported as storms ease.
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Patrolmen Recover Stolen Liquor Truck
Charlies Webb of Columbus was arrested last night at Cambridge after driving a State Hover truck stolen earlier in the day in Columbus. No merchandise was in the vehicle when traced by patrolmen.
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Wehile
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Ark Ink
Muskingum County Narrowly Escapes Floods
Water impounds in flood control reservoirs release slowly, keeping Muskingum County rivers rising to 16.3 feet by noon. Zanesville rainfall reached 0.86 inches, May total 4.6 inches, year to date 16.64 inches, higher than 1945. No county roads closed, but Route 13 between St Louisville and Utica flooded briefly. B&O train delayed three hours by high water.
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Zanesville
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Licking County
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Utica
Forged Orders For Steel Found
Washington senate committee reports evidence of forged Bethlehem Steel orders from stolen letterheads. Subcommittee ties theft to a gray market in steel, with brokers allegedly taking deposits on forged commitments and Bethlehem Steel urging direct notification to its offices in Philadelphia.
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Senate
Bethiehem Steel Company
iBethieber
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Company
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Chappelear Named Division Engineer for Ohio District
Findley B. Chappelear 42 of this city will become division engineer effective June 7. He will succeed Paul Christy of Mt. Vernon in the division serving Muskingum Knox Licking Fairfield Perry Guernsey and Octon counties. Christy recently resigned to join Skelly & Sands. Chappelear began as an assistant in Muskingum county in 1932 and held roles in Zanesville Cambridge and with the state Highway Department since 1943.
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Newark
Murray D. Shaffer
Chappelear
Paul Christy
Mt. Vernon
iZanesville
Muskingum
Knox
Licki
Arfield
Perry
Guernsey
Octon
Tion
Skelly & Sands
Pine
Thornville
Mus
Ikingéen
Zanesvie
Zanesville
Fiee
Boyer Construction Co
Cambridge
State Highway Department
Southern Operators Renew Mine Parley
Civil Aeronautics Board meetings on the last Thursday of a United furlimes DC-4 plane tentative for June 11 or 12. Souther soft coal operators resumed talks with John Lewis United Operators today, without insisting on whether the bargain efforts with northern and western producers will collapse. Lewis not conferring personally with southerners. union reportedly seeks wage concessions mirrored from western and northern operators.
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York
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Lewis
J Union
Fair and Cool Night Forecast With Cloud Increase
A fair and cool night is expected with increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions. Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures are noted, with sunrise and forecast times.
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