DiSalle Files Renomination Petitions in Ohio Race
Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle filed renomination petitions with 4,976 signatures from all 88 counties. Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy expected to file. Republican rivals include Auditor James Rhodes and William L. White. Deadline 4 p.m. Wednesday. Also multiple entries for congressman at large and other statewide offices amid a crowded nomination slate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
James A. Rhodes
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Lowell Fess
Yellow Springs
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Richard C. Bing
North Canton
Roger W. Tracy
Richard M. Brown
Cuyahoga Falls
Ross Pepple
Lima
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Dayton
William R. van Aken
Shaker Heights
William T. Weisenborn
Marion
11Th
Oliver P. Bolton
Sebald Self-Reliance Awards Applications Open
The Juhler Chamber of Commerce reports 87 applications for the 1962 W W Sebald Self-Reliance Award from Middletown High School Fenwick Lemon Monroe seniors. Rating sheets go to ministers and employers. Forms will be collected in two weeks with preliminary judging to begin. finalists honored and winners named at an April awards dinner.
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Juhler Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Sebald
Middletown High School
Fenwick
Lemon Monroe High School
TUMS in Handy Rolls and Bottles Tool
This item advertises TUMS in convenient formats including handy rolls and bottles. It highlights easy access for stomach relief, mentions portable pack options, and targets consumers seeking quick chewable options for on the go relief.
Two Men Sentenced in Torture Case in Cleveland
In Cleveland two men, Homer Mithell Jr. and Hezikiah Rambert, received 11 to 30 years and 10 to 25 years respectively at Ohio Penitentiary for armed robbery and aggravated assault. They invaded Nathan Lenox's home on August 22, burned Lenox's feet with matches, and forced him to reveal his savings of about 400 dollars plus a piggy bank, after seeking 9,000 dollars.
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Ohio
Homer Mithell Jr
Hezikiah Rambert
Nathan Lenox
Lenox
Romney Seen In Willkie Pattern
Washington AP Romney, president of American Motors, tests the Willkie pattern as a potential 1964 nominee but must win Michigan governor to gain serious bid. Republicans view him as moderate with momentum tied to Michigan politics and upcoming elections.
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Romney
Willkie
Washington
George W. Romney
Wendell Willkie
Michigan
American Motors
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Congress
Keating
Miller
Republican House
Girl Scout Workshop for Leaders Set Near Sing Event
A song and game workshop for Girl Scout leaders precedes the All Girl Scout Sing on March 11. It runs Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Middletown Civic Association with Mrs. Robert McIntyre and Mrs. Rowan Crawford as trainers. Leaders will learn songs to be used at the Sing and how to teach games.
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Robert McIntyre
Rowan Crawford
Middletown Civic Association
Len
Jack Miller
Alown
32-hour Steel Week in personal crisis
DETROIT AP E J Hanley president Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp said a 32 hour week idea is in personal crisis He warned that a 25 percent rise in hourly employment costs could worsen unemployment in the steel industry and nation during an Economic Club of Detroit speech
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Detroit
E. J. Hanley
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Hanley
Pittsburgh
Economic Club of
Steelworkers’ Union
Three Men Confess in Kidnapping Case on South Side
Chicago police said three men admitted kidnapping an auto dealer Irving Chanenson's wife, son, and daughter for an $8,000 ransom. Robert Hall, William Evans, and Joseph Dear, all African American, confessed their roles after scenes at Chanenson's home. One suspect had previously worked at Chanenson's store. Police recovered $1,000 of the ransom.
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Chicago
South Side
Howard Pierson
Irving Chanenson
Pierson
Robert Hall
Chanenson
William Evans
Joseph Dear
Akron woman sentenced for fatal July shooting of husband
Odessa Love, 47, of Barberton was sentenced to 120 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for the July fatal shooting of her husband Joel. The case concluded after prosecutors argued for a severe penalty reflecting the murder.
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Akron, Ohio
Odessa Love
Barberton
Ohio
Joel
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