Ohio Aircraft Warning Web Is Just About Ready To Go
Ohio’s aircraft warning system with 18 000 Civilian Defense volunteers is nearly ready to start. Canton and Columbus filter centers are set while activation by the U S Air Force is awaited. Volunteers will staff 680 posts, each post 25 workers and centers 500, with training and periodic refresher runs.
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Ohio
Columbus
Canton
U. S. Air Force
Robert French
Air Force
Observers Set Up Radar Warning Supplements Plan
Observers arrange supplementary radar warning systems under the continental defense plan to enhance early detection and response capabilities across key warning cells. The initiative aims to strengthen situational awareness, interagency coordination, and rapid alert dissemination during potential aerial threats.
Former Ohio Red Testifies At Deportation Hearing
Charles Baxter of New York City testified in a Pittsburgh deportation hearing that he was a former Communist party worker in Pittsburgh Cleveland and Belmont County Ohio. Baxter and Flavian Stater of Zelienople Pa. said Frank Borich a 51 year old secretary of the National Creation Council was a Communist. The Labor Department had set aside Borich’s deportation order issued in 1933.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Baxter
New York City
Communist Party
Cleveland
Lowhatan
Belmont County
Baxter
Immigration Service
Frank Borich
National Creation Council
Flavian
Zelienople
Borich
U. S. Department of Labor
Hawaii Statehood Seen Sure To Pass
Samuel Wilder King, former Hawaii delegate, said the Hawaii statehood bill is certain to pass in a Senate vote. A Hawaii constitutional convention president cited a tally predicting 58 to 68 votes in favor. An arithmetical note mentions strong backing from advocates.
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Washington
Samuel Wilder King
Congress
Hawaii
Senate
New Lemon Township parking rules take effect today
Township trustees announced the new regulations apply to any road outside municipal limits and violators face up to 10 dollars in fines. Six rules require vehicles not to stop on paved portions when off the highway, leave a clear 200 foot view, face travel direction, avoid pedestrian walks, keep distance from intersections, and stay 10 feet from fire hydrants.
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Lemon Township
Paul J. Mehl
Mehr
Lions Club to mark 30th Ohio clubs anniversary
Columbus AP reports 281 Ohio Lions clubs plan a Sunday October 15 celebration. The event marks the 30th anniversary of the first 14 Ohio clubs formed in 1920 and the completion of an endowment for the juvenile braille magazine. Melvin Jones will attend, championing Lions International City proposal near Chicago.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati
Melvin Jones
Lionism
Lions International
Chicago
AMVET Leader to Report for Active Duty in Army
American Veterans of World War II State Commander William Carlin will report for active duty in the Army. The Findlay, Ohio native, a first lieutenant in a military government company, will relinquish his Amvets command. The announcement came yesterday and formalizes his transition.
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AMVET
Columbus
William Carlin
American Veterans of World War II
Army
Amvets
Findlay
Hog Price Cut Is Predicted
C L Columbus AP cited Ohio State University extension specialist C W Hammans predicting lower hog prices barring a national emergency. He warned that peacetime pork supplies will grow and that prices may drop at any time, advising farmers to top out heavy hogs, limit slow gainers at 200 pounds, and let fast gainers reach about 230 pounds as the market discounts price. The director noted the coming large pork crops.
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Columbus
C. W Hammans
Ohio State University
Hammans
500 Bars Of Soap Given To League
Sixteen Longview Social Service League members met at Mrs. Pose Kendle home for a monthly session. President Norman Trisler announced more than 500 bars of soap and a $5 donation, with groups including Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority 102 bars and ABC Club contributing. Donors urged more soap and hospital radios, as War Mothers Auxiliary plans a Saturday party chaired by Mrs John Pendleton.
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Longview Social Service League
Pose Kendle
Eleventh Ave
Norman Trisler
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
John Sauter
Kunz Ave
ABC Club
Mayfield
Dynamite Found Near Columbus Training Center
Police investigate six sticks of dynamite and a 40 foot fuse found in weeds near the downtown Sandusky Street bridge over the Scioto River. The box was near a Naval Reserve training center and lacked caps. Police chemist Lloyd Shupe noted the charges were intact but undetonated. Authorities questioned the bridge construction firm Visinine and Associates about dynamite use.
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Columbus
Sandusky St
Scioto River
Naval Reserve Training Center
Lloyd Shupe
Shupe
Visinine and Associates
Food-Home Show presents Recipe For Love at Le Sourdsville
The fourth annual Food and Home Show at Le Sourdsville Lake featured a second afternoon performance of Recipe For Love. Miss Jane Murphy demonstrated oven dinner prep and other dishes on the upgraded stage while evening acts showcased lighting advances by David Baker and Miss Stella Fetzer. The Tri State Fiddlers' Contest highlighted the night.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Jane Murphy
Home Economist
David Baker
Stella Fetzer
Home
Baker
Park Offers Half Price Rides and Free Entry for Uniformed Men
The park will host fireworks in the evening with all rides at half price for Wednesday only. Men in uniform will be admitted free, making the event accessible to service members.
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief And Backache
An old advertisement extols Doan's Pills for backache fatigue and kidney discomfort caused by aging stress or overexertion. It claims millions used over 50 years and describes relief by flushing waste from kidney tubes and urinary passages.
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Doan
Inland Steel names new chiefs for two subsidiaries
Inland Steel Company announces changes at Inland Steel Products Company and Inland Steel Container Company. Neele E. Stearns becomes president of the products unit, with plants in Milwaukee Cleveland and Baltimore and warehouses in major cities. William G. Caples is elected president of the container unit, which makes steel drums pails and space heaters in Chicago Jerry City N J and New Orleans. Clarence B. Hundall, long president of the parent, had also led the subsidiaries.
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Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Inland Steel Products Company
Inland Steel Container Company
Neele
William G. Caples
Manuafactures
Jerry City
N. J
New Orleans
Caples
Clarence B. Hundall
Dayton hosts two day Jake Daughters annual meeting plan
Dayton AP reports the Jake Daughters of America hold a two day meeting in Dayton with plans to name Mrs Beatrice Fleeck of Greenville as state councilor succeeding Mrs Gladys W Walde of Dayton.
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Dayton
Jake Daughters of America
Vista
Beatrice Fleeck
Gresville
Gladys W. Walde
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