Special Trips In School Bus Gets Approval
County school superintendents approved regulations for extra curricular bus trips. Starting Feb 10 a driver must carry a signed travel certificate from the local superintendent. Certificates not required for trips within a county. A nine member committee will draft an interpretation on transporting paying spectators within 10 days.
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Board of Education
J. E. Laudenschinger
Coshocton
Association
Norwood appoints Hager as public works director
Mayor R Edward Tepe of Norwood announces Charles G Hager a staff member of State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson is named director of Norwood public works department in a recent appointment.
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Cincinnati
R. Edward Tepe
Norwood
Charles G. Hagerty
Joseph T. F Ferguson
Council Votes City Inquiry
Hamilton City Council orders a fourth investigation into city affairs focusing on police department dissension. A residents’ village delegation urged a report, while committee members said a complete finding would be ready by the next caucus. The council also approved driver shifts on pension, budget hearings set, and zoning changes on Fourth Street.
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Hamilton
Frank R Mer Ot Pele
Rotsea
Veterans’ Village
South Avenue
Rosendahl
William Beckett
George Thom
Perm
Coal Ave
Robert Wittman
Firemen's Pension Board
Vince Emminger
Wittman
Police
City Planning Commission
Fourth Street
Buckeye Street
Irvin Street
Black Dominates Paris Spring Style Shows
Paris fashion opens with a beach-leaning spring mood as half the dresses and coats are black or trimmed in black. Hats stay ornate and forward on the brow with feathers and flowers as key accents, while some bright prints brighten the otherwise shaded runway. Jean Desses leads with pleated, billowing gowns and extreme waistlines, and Le Groux introduces a popular hat style amid a high hairline.
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Paris
Jean Desses
Dessel
le Groux
Desses
McCarthy Loser in Bid for Post at Columbus Labor Federation
Paul J. McCarthy Sr. failed to win the newly created executive secretary treasurer post in the Columbus Federation of Labor as Al Vesy defeated him 84 to 57. The CFL also voted 53 to 41 against the state capital's payroll corporate income tax, shifting from a previously favorable stance.
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Carthy, Sr
Columbus Federation of Labor
McCarthy
CFL
al Vesy
Bricklayers Local 55
Columbus Council of the
CIO
Cleveland Near Employment Peak Hinted
The Cleveland postwar employment peak may have been reached, with firmer evidence of a downward trend not expected until the end of February. Signed by B C Seipe, Cleveland manager.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
C. Seipe
Ohio State Employment Service Reports Slump in Jobs
Seipie announced a downturn in employment figures over the last two months and a hiring lull in January. New unemployment compensation registrations rose 48 percent from late December to late January.
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Ohio State Employment Service
Seipie
U.S. Fertilizer Use Sets 1946 High Record At 15 Million Tons
An estimate places commercial fertilizer usage in the United States at about 15 million tons in 1946, marking a new high for the nation. The figure reflects strong demand from farmers as agriculture expands after the war.
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United States
Inspector Takes Post Without Pension Status
Ex detective Jess Dennis, named garbage complaint inspector, works while not on the police pension list. City officials discuss Dennis pension issue. he chooses to leave pension for now. He will be paid 50 dollars weekly plus car expenses. pension reinstatement possible after assignment ends. The move sparks debate over costs as Middletown Service Company contract nears renewal in August 1948.
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Jess Dennis
Francis Carmody
Fred J. Schatzmann
Dennis
Carmody
Schatzmann
Middletown Service Company
Police Chief Appointment in East Liverpool
Police Lt. Leroy J. Wise, a World War I veteran and 14 year member, is appointed East Liverpool chief today by Mayor Harry C. Smith after his name was certified by the Civil Service Commission. He succeeds Hugh J. McDermott, who retires after 45 years as a law officer and 31 as chief.
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East Liverpool
Leroy J. Wise
Tce
Harry C. Smith
Wise
Civil Service Commission
Hugh J. McDermott
Pretty and Practical Aprons for Busy Households
Advertises stylish printed aprons designed for protection while cooking. Highlights gaily trimmed designs, wide ruffles and ric rac, with bib and skirt coverage. Mentions Hoover style and a broad range of bright prints in small to extra large sizes.
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