Taft urges GOP health and housing policy talks
Sen Taft of Ohio urged Republicans to broaden regional meetings to include health and housing policy. GOP Chair Scott outlined farm vote focus with a September farm problems conference in Des Moines. Scott and Brewster hinted at New England industry tax talks and a potential Pacific foreign policy stance tied to China.
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Taft
Ohio
GOP
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Truman
Congress
Scott
New England
Connecticut
Los Angeles
Brewster
China
Harry S. Truman
Ohio roads need $66 million for two years
Columbus AP Ohio's highways require 66,229,424 for improvements over the next two years. Highway Director T J Kauer said the department seeks a 33,589,712 addition to the legislature’s appropriations funded from the state surplus, with federal funds totaling 56,845,416 awaiting dollar for dollar matching. The request includes subsidies for cities 6,279,285 counties 3,958,353 and about 16,000,000 for rural primary and secondary roads, aiming to create 25 million in street and bridge movements for the biennium.
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Ohio
T. J. Kauer
State Highway Department
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Highway Department
Kauer
General Revenue Fund
Ohio contestants reach finals in IOA contest at Northwestern
Evanston Ohio University Athens senior Robert Wilson and Joyce Bohyer of Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware advance to the finals of the 75th Interstate Oratorical Association contest at Northwestern University.
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Evanston, Ill
Interstate Oratorical Association
Northwestern University
Robert Wilson
Ohio University At
Athens
Joyce Bohyer
Ohio Wesaren University
Delaware
Shartles Activities Dinner Honors Athletic Teams
Shartles Activities Dinner at the Sportsmen's Club honored athletic teams from Shartle Brothers Machine Company. Glenn Ellison spoke, A. E. Bridge presented awards, and Dale Constiner acted as toastmaster. Harley Beckett won MVP softball, John Schwall and Frank Kaufman earned bowling honors, and the Volunteers Bowling team received a league award. About 75 attendees were reported.
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Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Sportsmen’s Club
Glenn Ellison
A. E. Bridge
Dale Constiner
Harley Beckett
John Schwall
Frank Kaufman
Middletown Motion Picture Council Elects Officers
Election of officers for the coming year dominated a Middletown Motion Picture Council meeting at the Civic Association. Elected vice president was Mrs Joseph T Riley. secretary Mrs Gladys Goddard. corresponding secretary Mrs Harry Phillips. The president is appointed from the board by the Federation of Women's Clubs. last year's president was Mrs L J Long.
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Middletown Motion Picture Council
The
Civic Association
Joseph T. Riley
Gladys Goddard
Harry Phillips
Federation of Women's Clubs
L. J. Long
Not His Best Friend Story From New Lexington
Clyde Kelly, jailed on an automobile theft charge in New Lexington, Ohio, was tracked down after a small fox terrier barked loudly. The dog’s bark led officers to Kelly’s escape by sawing his way from a fence, triggering a pursuit to a second story location.
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New Lexington, O
Clyde Kelly
Ff Clair Butts
Kelly
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