1200 Exchange Clubs To Take Part In Crime Prevention Week
Toledo AP report says 1200 exchange clubs will join third annual National Crime Prevention Week in February 1925. Harold M. Harter notes clubs will cooperate with law enforcement, churches, schools, and civic groups to stress year round crime prevention. FBI uniform crime data show nationwide increases in 1948 with burgularies, larcenies, and assaults rising. total offenses around 11,686,470. Murders and negligent manslaughters led in clearance rates.
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Harold M. Harter
National Exchange Club
Hairdressers To Hear Expert At Columbus Convention
AP reports M. Louis, dean of American hair stylists, tells Columbus audience that spring style favors longer hair. He predicts about four inches on the nap of the neck, not reaching the shoulders, to preserve femininity while remaining fashionable. He cites page boy, upsweep, and feather cut as trends as about 1,000 hairdressers from Ohio attend.
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Warren Polio Drive Lagging
LEBANON The Levenon and Warren County March of Dimes campaign trails far behind its $5,000 target, says county chairman R. F. Hatfield. The drive, slated to end last Wednesday, has been extended indefinitely as Hatfield urges donations by coin cans or mail. Officials hope to reach the goal within another week.
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Gerald W. Couden
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Woodling to Speak in Ohio Counties This Week
Republican gubernatorial candidate George W. Woodling will hold speeches in Sandusky, Lucas, Fulton, Hardin, Erie, Huron, and Hancock counties on Monday and Tuesday, aiming to rally support across multiple regions.
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Erie
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Hancock Counties
Former Reds Testify In Christoffel Trial Second Time
In Washington the government calls admitted former Communists as witnesses in its second attempt to convict Harol Christoffel ex Milwaukee labor leader of perjury. Louis Budenz and Farrell Schnering testified while Christoffel’s fate hinges on whether the Labor Committee heard his Communist denials. The trial could wrap up by midweek with defense plans undecided on calling Christoffel.
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Fordham University
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Christoff
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Warren County appoints Holden to elections board
The Warren County Democratic Central Committee recommended reappointing John E. Holden to the Warren County Board of Elections where he currently serves as chairman. The panel also notes Wilbur Hutt as the other Democratic member and references Holden as a veteran election board member.
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John E. Holden
Warren County Board of Elections
Warren County
Democratic Central Committee
Holden
Wilbur Hutt
Cloudy Rain Forecast With Mild Tonight Through Tuesday
Weather forecast predicts little change in conditions tonight and Tuesday. Overnight lows near 45 to 50 degrees with light rain likely ending. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy with minimal temperature change.
Rotary Head Urges Peace Talks and UN Backing
Columbus AP report notes Percy Hodgson president of Rotarians urging Americans to pursue peace and fully back the United Nations. Hodgson has visited 45 countries since last August. The piece also states the United States currently produces about five million barrels of petroleum a day.
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Rotarians Today
United Nations
United States
House Group To Take Up Education Bill
Washington AP The House Labor Committee opens tomorrow amid the federal aid to education dispute with several bills to move action. Rep Barden NC2 faces a clash over church separation as proposals range from parochial school funding to teacher salaries and school construction. He emphasizes principle over amount.
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Cathedral Latin High Tops Knights of Columbus Debate Tourney
Cathedral Latin High School of Cleveland won 15 of 16 debates to capture the sweepstakes trophy at the Knights of Columbus Speech and Debate Tournament in Cleveland. The event drew 875 students from five schools across Ohio Pennsylvania and New York, with Cathedral scoring 74 to Wooster 56 Louisville and Canton each 54.
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Knights of Columbus
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Wooster
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Canton
Lehman High
Ohio
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New York
Steel Buyers Pressing For More Orders
Cleveland AP report notes buyers seek extra steel due to coal shortages risk. Despite ample coal at many plants, some may face curtailments within a week unless miners boost output. Anticipatory buying not yet major, but could rise if coal outlook worsens. Demand stays strong for light flat rolled products and tin plate firms are booked through June. Estate probate notices appear after on line.
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