83 000 Throng At Centennial Ohio State Fair Press Day
Gov. Frank Lausche appeared three times during the Centennial Ohio State Fair on press day drawing a record 83 000 attendees. Opening and Sunday events drew large crowds amid a light shower as a near capacity horse show decked the Coliseum. A 7 30 p m centennial revue and fireworks were planned for Safety Day with reported Cross casualties and lost children prompts.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Red Cross
Duane Hauser
Tipp City
University Hospital
State of Ohio certifies insurance compliance and finances
The Ohio Superintendent certifies Albany Insurance Company and Atlas Assurance Company Ltd U S S Branch complied with state laws and are authorized to transact in Ohio finances as of Dec 31 1949. Albany assets 4,365,834.89 liabilities 1,774,236.61 net assets 2,591,598.28. Atlas assets 11,902,575.98 liabilities 7,954,394.47 net assets 5,948,665.51 surplus 83,448,563.51 income 6,159,670.66 expenditures 6,624,160.29. Massachusetts Protective Association Worcester Massachusetts assets 32,204,970,938 liabilities 10,616,038.96 net assets 21,589,931.97. Northern Insurance Company of New York assets 24,514,451.40 liabilities 16,458,538.25 net assets 7,855,093.15. Surpluses and incomes noted with annual statements.
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State of Ohio
Albany Insurance Company
Albany
State of New York
Columbus
Ohio
Walter A. Robinson
Ins. of
State of
U. S&s
Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd
New York
Massachusetts Protective Association, Inc
Worcester
Massachusetts
Public hearing set on zoning appeal for 906 Delaware site
Notice announces a September 8 1950 public hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals. Clint G. Crist appeals Louisa Behrens ownership over a denied permit to erect a one story frame dwelling at 906 Delaware, Part Lot 7405, rear yard matters under Building Zone Ordinance Section 13.52. Aug 28.
Steel Output Drops to Ninety Percent Capacity
Cleveland AP report says national steelmaking fell to 90 percent of capacity last week the lowest since March due to coal miners' strike. Steel Magazine estimates about 190000 tons lost from ingots amid token railroad strikes and rising demand as manufacturers stock for military needs while selective price increases continue.
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Cleveland
National Steelmaking
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
X Ray Doctor Is Vindicated in Cincinnati Controversy
Dr. Frank H. Mayfield said neither the Army nor Dr. Irwin C. Albert deserved criticism over X ray exams for Greater Cincinnati draftees. Complaints had centered on a $4 fee per test under an agreement with Army recruiting Major Willard E. Lowery. Lowery says bids will start to obtain the lowest price, while the Army says current costs are satisfactory. The Cincinnati Radiological Society will interpret films at the induction station during the emergency at no charge or per Army stipulation.
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Cincinnati
Frank H. Mayfield
Academy of Medicine of
Army
Irwin C. Albert
Greater Cincinnati
Police Arrest Photographers Near Steel Plant
Two men were held for questioning after police arrested them for photographing a Republic Steel Corp plant on Clark Ave bridge. Officers found German cameras and a tripod. one man said he photographed for hobby. Postwar laws against war plant photography were uncertain.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Clark Ave. Bridge
Cultural Leaders Urge Free Speech to Peace Voices
A group of 70 educators scientists and religious leaders urged President Truman and 92 mayors to crack down on efforts to silence peace advocates. The letter cites arrests and disloyalty accusations against those speaking for peace and calls for Americans to practice their democratic ideals. It lists signers including Robert M. Lovett Emily Greene Balch Linus Pauling Henry Cadbury and John B. Thompson.
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New York
Truman
United States
Robert M. Lovett
Virgin Islands
John B. Thompson
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
University of Chicago
Emily Greene Balch
Henry Cadbury
Harvard
Quakers Service Committee
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
U. S
France
Strike Ends at Lamson and Sessions After 18 Day Walkout
Lamson and Sessions workers resume production after an 18 day strike involving about 1200 CIO United Auto Workers members. Agreement includes new terms on vacations and piecework. Also contains a legal notice from Trenton Church of the Nazarene seeking court authority to sell real estate in Butler County Ohio with a hearing set after September 9 1950.
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Cleveland
Lamson & Sessions Company
Cio-United Auto Workers
Trenton Church of the Nazarene
Trenton
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Lemon Township
Harry F. Duane
State of
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John W. Powell
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George S. May
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Chicago 6
Ill
Middletown Retail Merchants
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard J. Leydon
C. H. Taylor
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
First National Bank
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Main St
Middletown Loans
NAVY
Princess Rose
Dubonnet
I Navy
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