Absent Voter Ballots Marked in Ink Declared Legal
The Iowa Supreme Court rules that ballots marked with ink or colored pencil are legal for absentee voting as long as no identifying marks appear. Voters must submit a written request, have notarized forms, and ballots are returned by mail to the county auditor and kept for six months.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Carl Hendrickson
The
Gazette
Oakdale
Linn County
Supreme Court
Donlan
County Auditor's Office
Campaign probes seek test case against CIO unit
Washington report says a Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures unanimously adopted a resolution urging Attorney General Biddle to file a test case against the Ohio state CIO union council to determine whether its political activities violated law.
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Washington
Senate
Biddle
Ohio State Cio Union Council
Learn How To Make Good Coffee
Households can improve coffee with simple rules. Use 2 level tablespoons per cup, adjust water for strength, keep the maker clean, and maintain brewing time. Choose Hills Bros. Coffee for uniform quality through controlled roasting.
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Hills Bros
Ohio and Pennsylvania Political Probes Involve Campaign Pamphlets
A subcommittee heard CIO officers claim a pamphlet distribution in Ohio by the Ohio CIO council was for CIO members and the public, not a campaign contribution to Pickerell or a violation. The Pennsylvania case concerns state committee pamphlets attacking CIO PAC Chairman Sidney Hillman and tying him to President Roosevelt.
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Biddle
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Ohio
Ohio Cio Council
Sen
Taft R
William G. Pickerell
CIO
Pickerell
Sidney Hillman
CIO Political Action Committee
Roosevelt
Major Changes in Standard Oil Heads
Edward G. Seubert announces major managerial changes at Standard Oil of Indiana effective January 1, 1945. Seubert will retire after 52 years as president, to be succeeded by A. W. Peake. F. O. Prior becomes vice-president. Robert E. Wilson becomes chairman and chief executive officer with Chicago headquarters.
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Chicago
SNS
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Edward G. Seubert
Seubert
A. W. Peake
F. O. Prior
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Robert E. Wilson
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Indiana Company
Quick Cough Relief Home Mix Promises Fast Sleep
A home remedy touted as inexpensive and effective uses a sugar or honey syrup mixed with Pinex to create a pint of cough medicine. It claims quick action on throat and bronchial membranes, loosening phlegm and soothing irritation for easier breathing and restful sleep, with a money back guarantee.
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