Wagner the Congressman Returns Home to Cincinnati Routine
Earl Wagner now a Democratic Congressman for the Second District in Hamilton County spends weekends in Cincinnati visiting family and friends. He describes long sessions in Washington, committee work on the Hoover Commission and Welfare Department, and his effort to stay connected with constituents while balancing a busy Capitol life.
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Pressing Problems FEPC Coverage in Cincinnati Papers
The state capitol delays action on Ohio House Bill 106 FEPC as printed copies lag. Cincinnati papers diverge in coverage with Times-Star and Enquirer giving limited or skewed reports while The Cincinnati Post charges full coverage of testimony for and against the bill and records editorial support.
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Local Guild Men at Post Receive National Award
Four Cincinnati Newspaper Guild members earned a Broun award citation from the American Newspaper Guild for the Post feature on Freedom Train ideals. Recipients: George Bidinger Jerry Ransahoff Leo Hirtl Russell McCormick. collaboration with Carl Groat and Walt Kelly noted.
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New Hampshire News Receives Broun Memorial Award
The Broun Memorial Award of 500 dollars was given for exposing state corruption. Five additional 100 dollar awards from Robert S. Allen’s fund went to Theodore C. Link, Don Magnuson, Drew Pearson, Alan Barth, and St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Seattle Times, Washington Merry-Go-Round, and related displays. The text urges germs hate soap and washing hands before meals.
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March Health Poster Urges Food Cleanliness By Anti Tuberculosis League
The monthly health poster from the Anti Tuberculosis League stresses cleanliness in handling food for March. It is distributed to more than 300 locations and aims to reduce disease risk through better kitchen hygiene.
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