Sesqui pet show invites Hamilton school children
Hamilton and Butler County pupils are invited to a kiddies pet and costume parade on October 7 during the Sesqui Centenary celebration. Entry forms due by October 9 at celebration HQ. Eleven sections include best dressed pet and costumes. animals on leash or in cages only. Parade precedes Muskets On Miami spectacle and aims to draw hundreds of youngsters.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Hamilton-Butler County
Butler County Fairgrounds
Ita
Miami
Annexed Area Joins Sixth Ward Precinct in Fairfield
Butler County Board of Elections adds annexed territory in Fairfield Township to Precinct G of the Sixth Ward. Clerk Fred M. Stitsinger notes the area bounded by Corwin Avenue Van Hoook Avenue the alley south of Allen Avenue and Putnam Avenue requires voter registration at the courthouse board headquarters or a precinct polling place opening October 6.
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Fairfield Township
Butler County Board of Elections
Fred M. Stitsinger
Corwin Avenue
van Hoook
Allen Avenue
Putnam Avenue
Stisinger
Miami University Leaders to Speak at McGuffey Field Dedication
President A. H. Up ham of Miami University and Dr. J. W. Heckert director of McGuffey Schools will speak Friday afternoon at the dedication of McGuffey athletic field honoring the late Charles Bunger longtime principal. The ceremony will occur between halves of the McGuffey North College Hill football game.
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Oxford
Ohio
A. H. Upham
Miami University
J. W. Heckert
McGuffey
Charles Bunger
Morones to Represent Mexican Labor at ILO Meeting
President Avila Camacho named Luis Morones as Mexico's labor delegate for the October ILO meeting in New York. The interview also notes a warm invitation from President Green for CROM fraternal delegates to the AFL convention in Seattle. The piece comments on Mexican politics, labor leaders, and hemispheric democracy as crucial to wartime unity.
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Morones
ILO
Camacho
CROM
Mexico
Luis N. Morones
International Labor Ougunlentdin
New York
Green
A. F. of L
Seattle
Avila Camacho
Luis Morones
Robert Haberman
Toledano
I. L.C. Congress
Lombardo
Eclipse
U. S
Nazi
Guatemala
Tehuantepec
Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
Health group backs tax levy for tuberculosis care
The Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association has decided to again actively support a campaign for a tax levy to fund tuberculosis care. The organization aims to secure funding through local measures to improve treatment and public health services. The move signals continued local support for TB care initiatives and related health programs.
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Ohio
Butler County
Moore
Health Association
Butler” County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Butler County Press Ownership Statement 1941
The Butler County Press of Hamilton Ohio prints its ownership and management details as required. Editors Edward E Weiss and John F Mayer. Managing Editor John F Mayer. Business Managers Edward B Weiss and John F Mayer. Bondholders none. Sworn before C M Young Jr on September 22 1941.
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Butler County Press
Hamilton
Ohio
Edi- Wess
Edward E. Weiss
John F. Mayer
Edward B. Weiss
C. M. Young, Jr
2000 Bass Placed In Butler Streams
Two thousand bass supplied by the U S Bureau of Fisheries were released in Butler County streams Monday morning by Butler County Sportsmen and the Hamilton chapter of the Izaak Walton League. Officials present included Municipal Judge E N Davidson president and Robert M Stoeckel Raymond Martz and Gilbert Condo for the Sportsmen and the Izaak Walton League representatives.
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United States Department of Commerce
Bureau of Fisheries
Rochester
Ind
Butler County
Hamilton
Izaak Walton League
E. N. Davidson
Robert M. Stoeckel
Raymond Martz
Gilbert Condo
Slums No More Justified Than Bad Meat
James T. Daniels, ex Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce manager, urges outlawing rotten housing to fund public low rent housing. He cites city costs in Hansontown exceeding tax income by 40,000 dollars yearly and higher police fire costs per area, arguing slums drain city finances. A Jacksonville low rent project shows reduced delinquency and rising property values, spurring private subdivision growth nearby.
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James T. Daniels
Jacksonville, Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
ILNS
Daniels
Jacksonville
Hansontown
Compar
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