Life of Ohio lawgivers proves heavy with politics and party
In Columbus on May 13 the Ohio House recessed amid lively social events as legislators, lobbyists, and publishers mingled at cocktail parties and banquets hosted by utility firms, trade associations, and banks. The scene continued across months with numerous receptions, dinners, and open houses guiding the legislative day.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Black Jr
Toledo Blade
Architects Society of Ohio
Scioto Downs
Statehouse
William G. Hinig
Philadelphia
House Insurance, Utilities and Financial Institutions Committee
Standard Oil Co
Ohio Assn. of Tobacco Distributors
Neil House
Assn
Sheraton Hotel
Buckeye State Sheriff’s Assn
Ohio Veterinary Medical Assn
Motorists Mutual Insurance Co
Fire Mark
Central National Bank of Cleveland
Sheraton
First Bank Group of
Ohio Meat Industries Assn
Top of the
Ohio Vegetable and Potato Grower Assn
Ohio Credit Union League
Venus
Ohio Osteopathic Assn
Dayton
Area Chamber of Commerce and
Area Progress Council
Thomas Ferguson
Joe
House Economic Affairs Committee
Carol Tucker
Consumer Federation of America
Ohio Contractors Assn
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
House Insurance Committee
Union Commerce Bank
Cleveland
Ohio Chiropractic Assn
Senate Democrats
Strictly Personal Strictly Personal by Sydney J Harris
The columnist notes a cultural farewell as General Motors ends convertibles other than Cadillacs marking the decline of a romantic era. He recalls convertible glamour, personal memories, and the sense of youthful freedom once tied to top down drives from Petoskey to Charlevoix.
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Detroit
General Motors
U.S
Cadillac
Petoskey
Charlevoix
Paris
Cote D’ Azure
BUSINESS IS WHERE IT IS A PLEA FOR PROSPERITY
Joan Cochran argues that American business must gain broader understanding and cooperation from government labor and press to create jobs and sustain growth. She urges faster capital formation through depreciation relief and tax changes, redesign of reporting, and respect for profits as the engine of prosperity.
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Ohio
Howland Bandwagon subscription rates listed
The Howland Bandwagon announces subscription pricing by mail for the year six months and three months. The newspaper lists staff including Publisher L W Stauffer Executive Editor Lloyd R Stover and Correspondent Dorothy Smith with editorial page editor Margaret Dennison.
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L. W. Stauffer
Lloyd R. Stover
Dorothy Smith
Margaret Dennison
Niles Publishing Co., Inc
Niles
Opinion on stray dogs and a novel Hubbard solution
The piece argues stray dogs burden communities with property and safety concerns while noting the humane side. It details Hubbard's acceptance of using tranquilizer guns to stun stray animals at a distance, highlighting benefits and cautions and urging wider adoption after careful trials.
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Hubbard
Two Cheers for Henry Kissinger in Turbulent Times
The author defends Henry Kissinger against relentless criticism, praising his international peace efforts and saying he did not create the Middle East conflict. He notes Vietnam exit pressures and national mood, urging steadiness and recognizing Kissinger's character and continued service.
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Henry Kissinger
American
Middle East
Dr. Kissinger
Vietnam
Paris
Polskie Fiat Shows How U S Car Policy Misaligns With Energy Push
A small 1300 pound Polski Fiat with 50 mpg is quarantined in Boston for lacking U S emissions or safety certification. The piece argues Detroit trims models and fuel economy while imports gain market share, urging stronger energy legislation and a shift in automaker priorities.
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America
Fiat
Boston
U.S
Detroit
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
The
Christian Science Monitor
Signs of spring as Americans spend tax rebates
A Christiance Science Monitor item notes households are receiving tax rebates and shows optimism as people begin to spend. It contrasts with last year and highlights consumer spending patterns amid the program.
The Yard and Landscape Reflect Our People
The essay notes that yard care reveals character and urges a clean landscape as essential to beauty. It celebrates natural beauty across regions from mountains to seacoasts and condemns trash piles along rural roads while praising public officials promoting a cleaner environment.
Beautification and Clean Air Fight Pollution Together
The piece lauds efforts by industry and government to cut emissions and curb litter to restore beauty and health. It highlights Lake Erie clearing thanks to pollution controls, urges neat yards and landscaping, and calls for community groups to join in beautification projects to improve air and water quality nationwide.
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Lake Erie
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