McGregor Defends Dillon Dam Against Flood Control Critics
Rep. McGregor of West Lafe district criticizes opponents like William Corey over Dillon Dam funding. He asserts the Delaware dam is essential to flood control, while Dillon dam is not, citing Muskingum valley protections and rising costs from 50,000 to over 13 million dollars. He notes increased below-dam property values maintain benefit ratios despite price increases.
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Wiliam Corey
Zan Commerce
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Licking Valley
Muskingum Valley
U. S
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Chamber of Commerce
Col Arthur
Dion
Licking River
Ohio River
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Dillon Dam
Cole Arthur
Redraft moves target Van Aken bill as legislature acts
Legislation scene shifts as Ohio Senate and House discuss redrafting the Van Aken bill amid alignment with Governor Herbert and labor interests. Reports say caucus pressure and committee work aim to block or modify the bill, while representatives urge merit and public need ahead of Senate floor action.
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Clumbus
van Aken
Thomas J. Herbert
House
Senate
William O'Neill
Man Jailed on Gambling Charge in Gambi Township
A man was jailed after pleading guilty to a roulette wheel possession and gambling charge in Gambi Township. Deputy sheriffs raided the scene Monday at 3 h for the municipal court to hear the case. Judge Harvey J. Alexander fined him $606 and sentenced him to six months in jail after rejecting requests to seize thousands of dollars in gambling equipment.
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Gambia
Aeruffs
Harvey J. Alexer
Common Pleas
Holsberrr
Convicted Boston Mayor Seriously Ill in Hospital
Boston mayor James M. Curley, reported seriously ill at his summer home, plans to enter Cohasset Hospital for high blood pressure treatment. Curley’s lawyers in Washington prepare for a possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court while he remains on bond after a 6 to 15 month fraud sentence.
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Nes M. Curley
Boston
Ayor
Cohasset Pital
Curley
Ishington
U. S. Supreme
Iturley
Liberty
St Louis Hit By Widespread Transit Strike
St Louis faced a near total halt as bus operators walked out, crippling public transport for a sprawling 2.9 million population. Absenteeism surged in hours, with massive disruption to commuting as thousands sought alternative routes and firms reported near zero service.
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ST. Louis
Seary Yrcary Land
St Louis
Infantry Division Parades in Columbus Headlines
A parade through downtown Columbus honored the Ninth Infantry Division with hundreds of veterans, including ODonnell 52, linking past service to the statehouse and university associations. The event recognized more than 30 years of unit history and paid tribute to fallen soldiers, reflecting wartime service spanning North Africa and European campaigns.
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Bend
Ind
Odonnell
State House
Sion
Grand Rapeway
North Africa
Ids
Mich
Rhine
New Weapon Rivals A Bomb In Secrecy
AUCKLAND New Zealand Herald reports a joint project by scientists from New Zealand Great Britain and the United States on a novel weapon rivaling the atom bomb. Fred Bohn named chairman of the Christmas Seal sale drive by Bohn Plumb-Zelanders. David James Leeca cited as coordinator. Proceeds support tuberculosis stamping out.
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N. Z
Fred £. Bohn
Bohn
David James Leeca
London
The
Herald
Japan
the Herald
Fred Bohn
Australian envoy urges progress on world disarmament
Col Hodgs on of Australia led a small nation attack on the UN commission on conventional armaments criticizing the Big Five for failing to agree on arms limits and the Trieste governorship. He supported the U S plan for regulation and urged the major powers to advance the disarmament work.
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United Nations Commission
Big Five
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Trieste
Tou Hlave
Pier
Austrelie
U. S
Unworkable Labor Measure Sparks Truman Analysis Debate
Washington experts reviewing the Taft Hartley bill say the measure is unworkable and may not halt a coal strike. Officials who saw the analysis say some advisers urge Truman to sign, while others argue Congress will enact a less restrictive Taft measure despite uncertainties.
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Truman
Howe
Congress
Fartley
Taft
Ohio
Scattered Showers Across Ohio with Cooler Temperatures
Scattered showers move through Ohio with increasing clay like humidity and moderate temperatures. Tonight's forecast calls for more scattered thundershowers and a cool mix following yesterday's high and low around 2239.
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Ohio
Brave Reporter Fears Own Name on Friday the 18th
Dayton Daily News reports feature by Aaron Jacobson on superstition, with editor note saying the byline was left off due to 1F testers in the name Agron Jacobton. Harry Judkins, 60, of Diginn, a waiter for a catering firm, was found dead beside rail tracks west of Quincy, likely struck by a train at a grade crossing last night per Coroner A J McCracken.
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Dayton
Aaron Jacobson
Dayton Daily News
Daily News
Agron Jacobton
Bellefontadue
Harry Judkins
di Ginn
New York Central
Quincy
A. J. McCrackens
McConnelsville Woman Wins Free Plane Trip to Havana
Doris Abelwie of Emmett Abel, local attorney and mother of four, was chosen Queen for a Day on a San Francisco radio program sponsored by laxatives and tonic companies. She won a complete wardrobe, luggage set, and other gifts plus a plane trip to Havana and a week's respite. Mrs. Abel phoned her four children in MacConnelsville after the program, a moment heard by local listeners on WHKC Columbus.
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Doris Abelwie
Emmett Abel
Prenip Morris and
Aika Seltzer Companie
San Francisco
Calif
Abel
Arthur Hamilton
Sea
Ted Press
Cisco
Ional Con
Queen
Aneen
Bost
MacConnelsville
Chidren
WHKC
Columbus
British Study Marshall's Call For Action To Aid Europe
The British embassy opened talks with the state department to learn how to turn Secretary Marshall's call for a joint European revival program into action. The discussions aim to outline steps for coordinated Western aid and postwar recovery efforts in Europe.
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Europe
Washington
State Department
Massillon Baby Deaths Bring Inquiries At City Hospital
Massillon authorities pursued answers after the deaths of ten week old Rosemary Morton and eight week old Diane Jean Brand. Police chief Stanley Switzer said officials are unsure if the fatalities were accidents or murders and noted nurses filed routine accident reports. Investigators ruled out a third crib as involved and gathered new information at a lengthy press conference with hospital staff and city officials.
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Stanley W. Switzer
Rosemary Morton
Diane Jean Brand
Marian Sileck
Miss Silleck
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Lois Arnold
City Hospital
Stark County
Harry Feutc
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Clifford Davenport
John Mohr
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Foremen beaten as Ford strike broadens at Rouge plant
Four Ford Motor Co foremen were dragged from a car and beaten on the way to work near the Rouge plant. The assault follows a 24 day strike by 3700 foremen in the Foremen's Association of America and a walkout at Continental Motors where 550 day shift workers joined 350 night shift workers in a slowdown and sitdown action. Police reported injuries to Emil Rose Charles Ufman Vimar Polosarri and Max Schmidt.
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Charles Ufman
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Max Schmidt
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Schmidt
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Truman Visits Niagara Falls
President Truman toured Niagara Falls on a Canada trip returning to Washington to face domestic issues like tax and labor bills. He viewed Horseshoe and Canadian Falls, joked about dodging a barrel, and declined to reveal tax policy plans while stressing a goal of world peace and friendly relations.
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Truman
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Horseshoe Fells
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Signory Club
Ottawa
United States
Baby Treated For Radioactivity After Radiom Therapy
A six month old baby from Cleveland underwent treatment for radioactivity after exposure to radiom therapy. The child, under care of Mrs. Mary McPheter, reportedly received the therapy to address an ailment affecting spinal growth. The mother stated the infant developed radioactivity following the procedure at a local facility.
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Monica
Cleveland
Mary McPheter
Girl Shot to Death by Brother in Hawk Shooting Incident
Ruth Betts, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harrison Betts of Oakhill, was shot and killed yesterday when her 13-year-old brother Jack attempted to shoot a hawk with a 12 gauge shotgun near an ally.
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D.i
Ruth Betts
Ally
Jack
Harrison Betts
Oakhill
Europe recovery drive shaping US talks with Britain
Washington reports that Undersecretary William L. Clayton will visit several European capitals to discuss Europe’s economic problems with foreign officials and decide whether the United States should urge Britain to initiate a coordinated plan. Marshall urged Europe to draft its own comprehensive rehabilitation plan to secure American aid, with Cohen stating the next three to four years may require between 15 and 20 billion dollars to prevent starvation and the rise of dictatorship.
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State Department
William L. Clayton
Europe
London
United States
Britain
Marshall
Benjamin V. Cohen
Long Beach
Calif. J
Cohen
U S Holds Key to Peace says Austin at MIT
Austin, U N chief delegate, told MIT graduates that the United States with half the world’s productive power has decisive leverage to create conditions for permanent peace. He commented on Soviet atomic proposals, noting basic disagreements remain but expressing guarded optimism for progress.
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Mass
Warren BR. Austin
U. S
United Nations
United States
Austin
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Fime
Toj Ibe
Lake Success
Andrei A. Gromyko
Woman Admits Slaying Baby in Hamilton
Acting Chief J A Bippus stated an unmarried 2 year old? woman taken into custody admitted the baby in her care was hers and that she caused the death. The body of a few days old boy was found yesterday in a garbage can near 107 Ludlow Street. No charges were filed yet.
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J A. Bippus
Miss One McGe
Ludlow Street
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