Congress Has Little to Show This Session in 1949
The 81st Congress has made few major gains six months in, with rent control and housing bills on the horizon. While Senate action favors a housing measure, a new labor law remains uncertain without House action. Budget cuts promised by Democrats have not materialized, prompting calls for the Capitol to decide government spending.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
House
T-H
Speedy Bakers and Sewers Endorse Ice Cream Social
The sixth meeting of the Speedy Bakers and Sewers Club in Hocking County was held June 23 at the advisor’s home with thirteen members attending. Members discussed project books cake and cookie types club tours and camp. An ice cream social is planned for July 12. Refreshment committee named.
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Speedy Bakers and Sewers Club
Ruby Anderson
Marlene Travis
Mona Keister
Enterprise Hilltoppers 4-H Club Holds Third Meeting
The third meeting of the Enterprise Hilltoppers Boys 4-H club took place at Enterprise School with members gathering to discuss upcoming projects and activities.
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Enterprise Hilltoppers
Enterprise School
4 H Club Reports and Summer Event Plans
On Tuesday June 21 the group met and the next session is set for July 5. Four members reported on projects and the 4 H tour on August 15 was discussed. The club beat Enterprise 9 to 6 on June 22. Members present include Jim Nihiser Jim Hansley Bob Dupler Wayne Dup ler Jack Mathias Junior Nihiser Jim Jones Bill Helber Rodney Helber Charles Fetherolf Garry Fetherolf Charles McBride.
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Enterprise
Jim Nihiser
Jim Hansley
Bob Dupler
Wayne Dupler
Jack Mathias
Junior Nihiser
Jim Jones
Bill Helber
Rodney Helber
Charles Fetherolf
Garry Fetherolf
Charles McBride
Connors Roughnecks meet for dairy heifer care demo
Friday evening at Bobbie Schrader's home the Connors Roughnecks held a demonstration on care of dairy heifers. The meeting at the schoolhouse included president Schrader and advisor Roger Conner outlining the camp and club tour. A swimming party was planned and the club photo poster completed with thirteen members present and a post meeting ball game.
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Merry Workers
Lloyd Nutter
Bonnie Harden
Mona Strawn
Rosalie
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marilyn St. Clair
Shirley Redd
Ann Glick
Barbara St. Clair
Janet Coakley
Edith Fickel
Evelyn Bowlby
Virginia
Helen Schrader
Carl Harden
Patty O'Dell
Connors
Roughnecks
Bobbie Schrader
Roger Conner
Harold Phillips
Union Furnace
Patty Price
Mona Sheline
Sue Prater
Beverly Nixon
Donna Danison
Shirley McDaniel
Delores Raredin
Carol Hinerman
Phyllis Edgar
Gene Ann Skinner
Elizabeth Rheinscheid
Sylvia Todd
Norma Harden
Inspector Urges More Mine Safety Measures at Rend-Mar No. 15
Federal reinspection of Rend-Mar Coal Company's Juliette No. 15 mine near Hemlock Ohio cites need for stronger safety standards. Inspector J C Reardon notes adequate air but calls for improved sealing and ventilation of abandoned workings, fireproofing, rock dusting, water use to suppress coal dust, and safeguards for haulage and electrical systems.
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Reardon
Valley Girls 4 H Club Holds Meeting At Klingers
Last Tuesday the Valley Girls 4 H club met at Mr and Mrs Klinger home. Members answered roll call with their projects and played games. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies candy and lemonade. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Goheens home.
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Valley Girls 4-H Club
Cyclist and Companion Injured in West Virginia Crash
Eddie Hankison, 3835 North Spring Street, severely injured in a Williamstown motorcycle accident. He has a broken right leg and deep leg lacerations. His companion Miss Jackie Stoffel, West Main Street, suffers severe lacerations and bruises. Both were taken by ambulance to a Marietta hospital. Hankison to be moved to Hocking Valley Hospital. Stoffel to remain for observation and treatment.
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Eddie
Hank) Hankison
William Hammond
North Spring Street
Williamstown
W. Va
Jackie Stoffel
Gene Courtney
West Main Street
Marietta Hospital
Hankison
Hocking Valley Hospital
Giants Clinch NL Pennant Marking Long Rise
The New York Giants secured the National League pennant for the 13th time, a record surpassing all other teams, continuing a storied franchise achievement since 1937 and highlighting their dominance in the league.
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New York Giants
Wanted Now Sales Representatives for Furnace Firm
An employment ad seeks married men aged 25 to 35 as sales reps for a large furnace manufacturer. It offers extensive on the job training in Cincinnati with living expenses during training, asks for personal data and a photo, promises prompt interviews, and cites a permanent career in the Williamson Heater Company at 4558 Marburg Avenue, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Wuerdeman
Williamson Heater Company
Marburg Avenue
Ohio
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