Short Commission Session In Tribute To Sullivan
In tribute to the late Robert T. Sullivan city prosecutor, the City Commission shortened its weekly session to handle only pressing matters. A sympathy resolution for Sullivan’s family was approved along with purchases for four sedans, two motorcycles for the Police Department, a new mail distribution system at City Building, and a $2,348 water main bill. A May 21 parade for I Am An American Day was approved subject to Police Department direction, and three water works buildings were slated for sale for $1,050. David Pence was hired temporarily for Park Department maintenance.
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Robert T. Sullivan
City Commission
Francis D. Carmody
Mr. Sullivan
Ross Motor Company
Fred J. Schatzmann
Schatzmann
Fisher Company of
Columbus
Lysburn Rd
Aliso
David Pence
Park Department
Mentally Ill Being Ignored Says Ebright
Ohio Republican candidate for governor Don H Ebright attacked officials for neglecting hundreds of probate certified mentally ill cases across the state He urged a positive program to build facilities house the feeble minded treat sex offenders and recruit top doctors in state institutions He spoke in Mahoning County during a campaign stop.
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Youngstown
Butler County Sets Bond Drive Quota at 655000
Foward Barker, county savings bonds chair, announced Butler's quota for the Independence Drive of the Treasury Department will be 655000. The drive runs May 15 through July 4, shorter than last year's period, with a replica of the Liberty Bell touring the state to promote sales. Ohio sales in March fell from 1949 levels due to labor unrest, but organizers expect increased effort to build individual savings for future security.
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Foward Barker
Butler County Savings Bonds
Butler
Treasury Department
America
Ohio
U. S. Steel
Loring L. Gelbach
Cleveland
Judge Delaying Ruling On Suit
Federal Judge Paul Jones postponed deciding whether U S or Canadian law applies to damages from the Noronic disaster. The question will be ruled on as the Canada Steamship Company seeks damages limited to 448,409 under Canadian law. The Noronic burned at its Toronto dock last September with heavy loss of life.
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Cleveland
Paul Jones
United States
Canada Steamship Company
Noronic
Toronto
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