Lausche for President Drive Launched by Ohio Publisher
An Ohio publisher launches a nationwide campaign to back Gov. Frank Lausche for president in 1952. The effort includes direct mail and copies sent to senators and representatives and to newspapers and radio stations to rally support for the Democratic governor.
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Gor Leader Dies Aberdeen
John C lent died at a Huntington Township farm yesterday. He was the 41-year-old chairman of the Brown County Republican Party and the oldest member of the GOP State Committee with 14 terms served.
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Lincoln's Face by Gordon Martin
Poem reflecting on February twelfth and Abraham Lincoln. It highlights his wartime burden and the call to sacrifice for safety and freedom while urging determination and faith that right makes might. The speaker connects Lincoln to enduring values and the hope for peace through duty. The piece echoes public resolve and moral guidance drawing from Lincoln's image.
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Dealers Oppose Auto Tax Hike in Washington Attack
The National Automobile Dealers Association opposed a proposed excise tax increase on automobiles as part of a large tax program saying it would price many buyers out of new cars. A Beltline project seeks public utility status to condemn land for a right of way from Lorain to Youngstown.
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Explosions and Fires Hit Ohio in Weekend Blasts
Explosions and fires caused about 125000 dollars in damage across four Ohio communities over the weekend injuring at least one person. One blast hit Myers Inc assembly building. A separate fire damaged a carbide and carbon plant. investigation ongoing with workers reporting a strong odor and fumes.
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Fire destroys station 10 miles west of Columbus
A blaze last night gutted a filling station in West Jefferson about 10 miles west of Columbus. Owner Leonard Martin estimated damage as high as 50 000 dollars, with no buildings housing patients endangered. Martin said the spectacular fire was started by an automobile.
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Lynds Jones Dies Founder of Oberlin Ornithology Course
Oberlin obituary notes Lynds Jones founder of Oberlin College first ornithology course and former curator of the Zoological Museum died yesterday. He helped establish early bird study and natural science ventures at the university.
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UE Drives for Pay Boost Amid Conference Debates
The UE announced a national campaign for higher wages at its conference without specifying the increase size. Delegates voted to improve welfare and pensions. The move would affect 485 of 1,000 contracts with firms employing 210,000 workers, including contracts with General Electric and Westinghouse. The union gave no dates for renewal clauses and notes its UK branch left CIO over communist domination charges.
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Whien
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Liberia ore shipments seen boosting Youngstown steel output
Public Steel Corporation expects first iron ore shipments from a Liberian deposit to reach Youngstown later, enabling higher steel output by spring. Officials say the ore will raise production margins significantly.
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Hospital Insurance for Ages Sixty to Eighty Five
Hospital insurance available to men and women ages 60 to 85. It pays $5 a day during hospital confinement for accident or sickness with multiple periods possible. Mail a penny postcard with age to Old American H-2¢R, Kansas MO for details.
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