Disagreement On School Fund Sparks Ohio Legislature Fight
Ohio Republicans faced a surprise clash with the Ohio Education Association as a Senate Education Committee recommended a school subsidy of 38 million dollars above Gov Lausche's budget. Three GOP Senators joined two Democrats to back a 253 million plan, moving the battle into floor debate and signaling possible dividers in the party over tax policy and education funding.
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Ohio
Art Parks
Columbus
O.P
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Frank J. Lausche
Oakley C. Collins
Lawrence
Ross Pepple
Allen
Robert Pollock
Stark
Collins
Charles Mosher
R-Lorain
Senate Education
Mosher
DEA
House
William Saxbe
Champeign
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Lausche
Saxbe
Robert Johnson
Medina
James McGettrick
Cuyahoga
Bowron Trails In Primary In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles mayoral race Bowron trailed Republican Norris Poulson by more than 8 000 votes as 1 566 of 3 641 precincts reported. Poulson led 53 533 to 45 327. Bowron faces possible runoff in the May 26 general election after the primary results.
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Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowron
Norris Poulson
California
Bowron
Poulson
League of Municipalities
Kilgallen husband-manager on the lam after bar confrontation
In Harlem after hours a husband-manager attacked a man seeking an introduction to his wife, breaking a beer bottle on his face and sending him to hospital for 30 stitches. The victim filed a 250000-dollar suit if the suspect is caught. Olivia de Havilland will attend Cannes and declined to take an Oscar to Europe as undignified and hammy. Carolyn Phillips, after a Coast flight from a romance with Frank Hunter, secures a role in a Dean Martin Jerry Lewis film.
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Harlem
Olivia de Havilland
Young Doctor Honored For Being Guinea Pig
CHICAGO A young doctor honored for risking his life during two years as a human guinea pig received the Walter Reed Society award. Dr Lloyd T Koritz 26 an interne at Cook County Hospital volunteered at 24 while a University of Illinois Medical School student to test new drugs and methods including a raw liver diet and push pull artificial respiration. He endured hours of unconsciousness and electric shock studies in collaboration with Commonwealth Edison Company and other experiments. He plans to practice in Rochelle Illinois with Dr A R Bogue.
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Chicago
Lloyd T. Koritz
University of Illinois Medical School
Walter Reed Society
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Koritz
Cook County Hospital
Commonwealth Edison Company
A. R. Bogue
Rochelle, I
Ex-Rumanian King Laid To Rest In Lisbon Church
In Lisbon Portugal ex King Carol II of Rumania was laid to rest in the Pan theon of St Vincent's church with an Anglican chaplain presiding as his death at 59 from a heart attack is noted. He faced religious and marital complications before the ceremony. His third wife Elena Lupescu attended along with other European royalty while his son Mihai sent a wreath from Switzerland.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carol II of
Rumania
St. Vincent's
Carol
Arol
Mme
Elena Lupescu
Mihai
Switzerland
Local Club Meetings Schedule For Wednesday And Thursday
A calendar of gatherings lists National Guard Company D and 107th Armored Cavalry at 7 30 p m with new armor, Knights of St John at 7 p m, Kiwanis and Lions at noon, Boys Choir at 4 p m, Toastmasters at 7 p m, Knights of Pythias at 7 30 p m, Jr O U A M Alpha Council 326 at 7 30 p m, I O O F at 7 30 p m, Dog Training at 7 30 p m, Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 45 p m, Moose Lodge officers at 8 p m, Kiwanis Board at 7 30 p m, National Association of Letter Carriers at 8 p m, AEIF committees at 7 p m and 8 p m, B P O E Lodge 257 at 8 p m, Blythe Williams Post and Auxiliary American Legion at 8 p m. All events take place in listed venues including St Johns Church basement and various named halls.
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National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
New Armor
Knights of St. John
St. John’s Church
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
Boys’ Choir
Y.M.C.A
Gardner Employment
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council 326
Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
South Main
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Kiwanis Board of Directors
National Association of Letter Carriers
Trades and Labor Council
AEIF
B.P.O.E
$108 Million In U S Bonds Sold Reported By Barker
Edward Barker, trust officer of First National Bank, told the Civitan Club at the Manchester Hotel that $108 billion in U S Defense Bonds have been sold since 1935. He noted January and February 1953 sales ahead of the prior year and marked May 1 as the 12th anniversary of bond sales in Middletown banks. A nominating committee for upcoming elections was named by President John Fitzgerald.
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Edward Barker
First National Bank
Civitan Club
U. S
al Swartz
William Withey
Shareholders Meeting for Bank Consolidation in Middletown
First National Bank of Middletown announces a special meeting on May 14 1953 at 11:00 a.m. at 2 North Main Street to vote on ratifying a consolidation agreement with Monroe National Bank of Monroe Ohio. Directors’ copy available during business hours for inspection. CALVIN VERITY President.
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First National Bank OF
Middletown
Ohio
First National Bank of Middletown
North Main Street
City of
State of Ohio
Monroe National Bank
Monroe
United States
Calvin Verity
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Dees
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Redtop
Coe
Rey AD Ely
Rines
Eprrarm
Martness
Gay
COLT
Chevronaire Cloths
Fieldcrest
U.S
Barker
City Fuel, Inc
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