Government Raises Interest on Short Term Debt to curb costs
The U S government will pay higher interest on its short term securities starting September 15 and October 1 as part of a drive to curb living costs. Certificates will rise from 1 1 2 percent to 1 3 4 percent, affecting about 1.5 billion dollars in debt. The move coordinates with new federal controls on consumer and bank credit expected to tighten installment buying.
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Washington
Demnd
Treasury
Snyder
Federal Reserve Board
Bank
Consumer Credit
Congress
Massillon Receives State Receiving Hospital Office Move
State Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood announced six northeastern Ohio counties moved from the Youngstown district to Massillon’s receiving hospital district. Massillon Hospital opened August 2 and will serve Ashland, Holmes, Medina, Stark, Tuscarawas, and Wayne counties, while Youngstown’s district narrows to eight counties. Ohio leads in operating receiving hospitals with a plan for Athens and a unit at Longview State Hospital Cincinnati in progress.
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Columbus, O
Charles L. Sherwood
Ohio
Youngstown
Massillon
Sherwood
Massilon
Ashlang Holmes
Medina
Stark
Tusarawas
Wayne
Ashtabula
Carroll
Columbiana
Barthson
Jefferson
Mihoning
Portage
Trumbull
Welfare Department
Athens
Ohio State University
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Knife Victim Improves After Franklin Knife Incident
John Ally of Route 1 Union Road Franklin improved after neck and right arm cuts. Sally, admitted at Middle town Hospital following a scuffle with an unidentified man in whose wagon he rode. Companion Charles Thomas also treated and released for a left hand cut. The knifing occurred near Tytus Ave and Germantown Rd at Riverside Inn.
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John Ally
Union Road
Fanklin
Middletown
Sally
Charles Thomas
Franklin
Riverside
Plac
Tytus Ave
Gernantown Rd
Thomas
Negroes Vote in South Carolina Primary Amid Races
In Columbia, Dem primary polls open at 8 a.m. with fair weather and a two man US Senate race expected. About 100000 Democrats, including 30000 Negroes, participate in first general voting since 1976 as choices in three of six districts and many state contests draw voters.
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Columbia
S. C
United St¢es Senate
South Carolina
Ash Tabula County Fair Opens in Jefferson
Ash tabula County's 10th annual fair begins today in Jefferson and continues through Saturday.
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Ashtabula, O
Ashtabula County
Jefferson
Ohio Legionnaires elect Smith state commander at convention
Ohio American Legion held its 30th annual convention in Columbus. Carl W. Smith of Kenton won the state commander post after J. D. Sawyer withdrew to seek unity. Sawyer backed Smith with a call for unanimous votes. Roy A. Cox and Dr. Luther Cupp were elected first and second vice commanders, with others chosen for key posts. A $1000 disaster relief gift was sent to Lancaster for flood veteran aid. Sunday parade winners included the Salem senior band.
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Columbus
Ohio American Legionnaires
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
J. D. Sawyer
Middletown
American Legion
Aaron J. Halloran
Springfield
Smith
Roy A. Cox
Byesville
Luther Cupp
Arcanum
Darke County
Louis Kricker
Portsmouth
Roy Spicer
Pemberville
C. W. Whitemyer
Canton
Stark County
Department
Lancaster
Salem, O
Four Injured In Accidents In Hamilton
Four persons sustained injuries in traffic accidents involving a motorcycle and bicycles in Hamilton. Bobby Hurd, 14, fractured his left leg and suffered a concussion after a collision at Third and Vine Streets with a car driven by Dave Bybee. John Bell, 24, was injured in his right leg and left hand while riding the cycle. Ralph Spivey, 30, fell from a motorcycle and injured his leg after being given a ride by the cyclist. he was later taken to Hamilton. Edward Helton, 60, sustained a cut above the left eye when his bicycle was struck on Maple Avenue. the driver did not stop.
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Hamilton
Third
Vine Sts
Bobby Hurd
Starr Ave
John Bell
Heaton St
Dave Bybee
Pine St
Ralph Spivey
Locust St
Dayton
Edward Helton
Morris Ave
New Miami
Maple Ave
Helton
Reward Offered in Slaying of Local Tavern Owner
Carroll County commissioners announce a $500 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the slayer of Hiram Berlin a 53 year old tavern owner who was shot to death in his car last Tuesday in Carrollton D.
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Carrollton
Store Looted in Cleveland Burglary
Police searched today for burglars who looted Safiems Inc in Cleveland for more than 20 000 dollars in cash cigarettes and government bonds.
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Cleveland
Safiems, Inc
Biggest Corn Season In History Expected
Government progress report forecasts a record corn harvest likely to exceed prior forecasts. The Agriculture Department had predicted a record crop a month ago and now sees higher yields, with implications for meat dairy and poultry inputs and potential retail price effects.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Harest
Civil Service Exams Announced For Agriculture Roles
The U S Civil Service Commission announced two examinations for Agricultural Research Scientist and Cotton Technologist positions. Agricultural roles cover numerous fields and most openings are in Agriculture Interior and Smithsonian. Cotton Technologist posts are in Agriculture mainly in Washington DC South Carolina Mississippi and Texas. Salaries range from 3727 to 6235 dollars annually.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Smithsonian Institution
Washington D. C
South Carolina
Mississippi
Texas
Washington
D. C
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Department of Agriculture, Research Center
Beltsville
Maryland
Polio Cases Reported in Clinton County
Two infantile paralysis cases described as mild were reported in Clinton County. Dr. R W Decros, county health officer, said they are the only cases of the season.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
R. W. Decros
Child Parking Lots: A Practical Solution for Shoppers
Boston has opened an outdoor supervised play area where mothers can park their children while they shop. The fenced lot offers slides and swings, promising to halve shopping time for mothers and provide kids a safe place to play.
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Mama
Junior
Boston
Two Prisoners Escape From Cleveland City Jail
Cleveland police probe how two inmates escaped the city jail as two turnkeys face neglect charges. Dalton S. Menzies, 25, from Chicago, slipped away amid hymn singers. James Peterson, 37, of Cleveland, fled during X ray treatments at the hospital under temporary sick leave. Authorities note religious services did not stop the escapes. Patrolmen Fred Dittebrand and Lawrence Coughlin charged with neglect.
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Cleveland
City
Dalton S. Menzies
Chicago
James Peterson
City Hospital
Thomas A. Murphy
Menzies
George J. Matowitz
Fred Dittebrand
Lawrence Coughlin
Wilberforce College Names New Professor
Wilberforce State College in Columbus announced the appointment of Dr. Ralph T. Templin as professor of Social Sciences. He previously taught at Wilmington College.
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Wilberforce College
Columbus, O
Wilberforce State College Today
Ralph T. Templin
Wilmington College
Downtown heating plans approved in Middletown venture
The Secretary of State in Columbus approved Middletown Enterprises Inc to issue 250 shares of common stock at par value ten dollars. Incorporators are Tom C. Venable John B. Minnich and A W Wilkins. The firm will install a steam line from Sorg Paper Co heating plant to Chapple Buick Manchester Hotel Civic Association and YMCA. City Commission authorized laying the steam line under Manchester Avenue.
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Secretary of State
Columbus
Middletown Enterprises, Incorporated
Tom C. Venable
John B. Minnich
A. W. Wilkins
Carew
Springfield pastor reelected as district superintendent
The Rev. L. R. Roberts of Springfield was reelected district superintendent of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at the state camp meeting. The Rev. B. A. Awe of Columbus was reelected as assistant, with Rev. Albert M. Hood of Marion as secretary, Rev. J. R. Siders of Oak Hill on the advisory board, and Rev. O. E. Rutledge of Springfield as treasurer.
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Springfield, O
L. R. Roberts
Springfield
Pilgrim Holiness Church
B. A. Awe
Columbus
Albert M. Hood
Marion
J. R. Siders
Oak Hill
O. E. Rutledge
Dixie Highway Extends Southward for 1500 Miles
The Dixie Highway completed in 1925 runs southward for nearly 1500 miles and its reach is expanded by 4500 miles of paved laterals.
Kiwanis Distributes 9 000 000 Pamphlets Across Nation
Howard A. Murray of Middletown Kiwanis announces that over 9 900 000 patriotic pamphlets have been distributed nationwide since January to stress individual enterprise in the United States. Seven pamphlets compare American government with centralized control. Kiwanis clubs insert leaflets with payroll envelopes and other mailings, with nearly 15 million leaflets expected by December.
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America
Kiwanis Clubs
Howard A. Murray
Kiwanis Club of
Middletown
United States
Murray
Executive Dies in West Hartford
William M. Maus 69 of Philadelphia former Philadelphia Stock Exchange member and Ontological Hospital director died Sunday at a daughter’s home in West Hartford. Survived by a brother George Maus of Alliance Ohio.
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West Hartford
Conn
William M. Maus
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Ontological Hospital
George Maus
Alliance, O
Scouting Board Plans Wednesday Dinner Meeting
The executive board of the Mound Builders' Area will conduct a business session with district scout leaders as guests at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Chautauqua Dining Hall. Miami District scouters will attend to hear reports on district affairs led by E H Bindley and E J Goldschmidt.
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Mound Builders
Chautauqua
Miami
E. H. Bindley
E. J. Goldschmidt
Youngstown Seeks Bids for Airport Expansion Project
Youngstown will advertise today for bids on initial work in a $600,000 municipal airport expansion program. City Engineer James C. Ryan said bids will be opened August 23.
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Youngstown
James C. Ryan
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