Streamlined Program Set To Clear Assembly Bills
Ohio lawmakers map a streamlined program to speed up the 101st General Assembly. Senate Mechem and House Speaker Clough divide bills for hearings and press to clear major measures by June, including school subsidies, election laws, port authorities, and unemployment changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Roger Cloug
Logan
House
Cloud and Mecham
101St General Assembly
Carmody to Shear Years of Underpass Opening Ceremony
Francis Carmody, chair of Middletown City Commission, will use the old scissors to officially open the Shafer-Ne bar underpass Sunday afternoon. Don ald G. Driscoll, chairman of the Program Committee, and two Middletown high school youths, David Higham and Joseph Mulligan, will observe. The event follows a Progress Program funding civic projects including fire and police protection, traffic lights, streets, parks, and Wildwood Crossing improvements. The 2:30 ceremony includes a parade at 2 p.m. from Kenwood Drive and Central Avenue with Driscoll as MC and Mrs. E. J. Sebald as a speaker.
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Francis Carmody
Middletown
Carmody
Donald G. Driscoll
David Higham
Joseph Mulligan
Driscoll
Ran
Wildwood Crossing
Fenwick High Schools
Kenwood Drive
Central Avenue
Acid Leak Forces Evacuation of Downtown Building
Fourteen gallons of acid spilled from a downtown building on the sixth floor after a hand truck toppled in an elevator. The fumes sickened six workers who could not return to work immediately. twenty people were affected as the incident prompted a building-wide evacuation in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Matusow admits compiling false blacklist of actors
In 1952 Harvey Matusow testified as an ex Communist and said he created a false blacklist of radio and TV actors for Lennen & Newell who paid him 150 dollars. He named many without proof of communism, saying the list cost people jobs. The agency said the list was not used for hiring and many names went to a dead file. He also spoke of a NYC Board of Education screening project paid 250 dollars. He apologized to several Senators, but some rejected or doubted the apologies. A separate church notice requests court approval to borrow 40 000 dollars for a Middletown church and school construction.
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House
William L. Manahan
Defiance
State
Ohio
Manahan
New York
Harvey Matusow
Matusow
Lennen &Newell
Lennen & Newell
Thomas Butcher
Lennon & Newell
Edward J. Dimock
New York City
Herbert Lehman
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Washington
Lehman
Humphrey
Mansfield
First Church of the Nazarene
Middletown
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
County of
Butler
State of Ohio
State of
Central Ave
Edgewood St
Superior Ave
Sutphin Street
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Company
Common Pleas Court
P. Louis Union Trust Company
F. Tegeler
St Louis Missouri
Dempsey-Tegeler & Company
FIRST
Church OF the Nazarene
Mary Orth
John Clark Harvey Woodson
Charles Wills Porter M. Brewer
Robert Duff
Wilmer, Wilmer & Wilmer
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Art Parks
Higham
E. J. Sebald
Zenith
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Shell
Oil
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Curtis ST
American Legion Hall
SO. Main ST
Art Albaugh
Henry Clays
Bond
Kentucky
Bourbon
the Old Crow Distillery Company
Frankfort, Kentucky
Raes
Marshall Smith
Windhendorn, Mass
John Oglander
Church Isle of Wight
George Simm Alexandra
Nebi
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
America
Matuso
Mikiiv
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