Red Cross Honors Veteran Volunteers For Service
Red Cross honors 390 supportive service volunteers from five-county Greater Cincinnati area at a ceremony in the Red Cross Memorial Building Cincinnati led by a color guard with service branches represented Honorables include hospital workers drivers staff aides canteen workers production volunteers nurses aides and social welfare aides totals of service time reach about 3450 years Recruitment chief emphasizes the need to expand volunteers urging calls to the Office of Volunteers and listing local Red Cross offices in Cincinnati Batavia and Covington Kentucky
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Red Cross
Greater
Cincinnati
Red Cross Memorial
Sycamore St
Walton H. Bachrach
Red Cross Office of Volunteers
Air Corps
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Henry W. Hobson Jr
Hobson
Main St
Batavia
Garrard St
Covington
Kentucky
$1 Airlift postage stamp announced for overseas parcels
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien unveiled a $1 Airlift stamp to cover low rates for parcels to and from U S servicemen overseas and in Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The stamp valid for parcels up to thirty pounds and 60 inches combined will be issued April 4 in Seattle Washington. It also pays regular mail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. O’brien
Cincinnati
Joseph J. Scanlon
Seattle
Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Army
Fleet
Cincinnati Red Cross Ships Grooming Kits to Fourth Infantry
The Cincinnati Area Red Cross, led by James A. Peurrung and Richard F. Schulte, sends pocket grooming kits to about 20 000 soldiers in the 4th Infantry Division. The kits bear the message Cincinnati supports the Fourth and include the Cincinnati Enquirer editorial Cincinnati Cares, praising local aid through Operation Helpmate for troops in Dak To and Pleiku, Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th
Vietnam
James A. Peurrung
Richard F. Schulte
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati Area
Red Cross Chapter
Peurrung
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Cares
Dak To
Pleiku
South Vietnam
4Th Infantry
Peurrung and
Schulte
Cincinnati Women Voters Publish 1968 Political Directory
The League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area announces the 1968 edition of They Represent Us A Political Directory. It lists government units terms of office and names addresses of Ohio’s senators congressmen state officials state legislators and local officers. Copies available at Hamilton County Library branches or by mail from the LWV office.
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League of Women Voters of
Cincinnati
They
Ohio
State Board of Education
Hamilton County
Boards of Education
Board of Election
TRU
League of Women Voters
Cypress Street
Ohio primary system outlined for presidential delegates
The Ohio Constitution directs people to elect delegates and alternates to national conventions at May primaries. Voters name first and second presidential choices with consent, creating slates that inform delegates which candidates to back. The 1964 ballot showed candidates with favorite sons. delegates must support chosen candidates at conventions.
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Ohio
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Stevan Dohanos
Postmaster General's
Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee
John Bellamy
National Gallery of Art
THE
American Red Cross
Area
Cinti
Women Voters
Tasty Pak
BUY Union and Quality
Cigar Makers Union
Woodward Building & Loan CO
Central Parkway
East Court ST
Corner Wine
Union
Three Rivers Sheet Metal, Inc
Commercial—Industrial
Miami
North Bend, Ohio
Union Merchandise Union Employees Union
Union Optical
East Court Street
Corner Vine
Te Fifth Third Union Trust NO
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