Ohioans To Advise Crusade Advisory Committee Formed
Cleveland reports four prominent Ohioans named to an advisory committee for the 1957 Crusade for Freedom to back a $300,000 goal for Radio Free Europe and Free Europe Press. Members include Robert A. Weaver of Ferro Corp Cleveland T Spencer Shore of Eagle-Picker Co Cincinnati Charles M White of Republic Steel Corp Cleveland and William Maag editor of the Youngstown Vindicator.
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Ohio Growers Sweep National Dressed Turkey Show
Ohio turkey growers dominated the National Dressed Turkey Show at the National Turkey Federation convention. Harry Wilford of Elyria won the grand championship for dressed turkeys and the Gift Pack Class A award with stuffing chestnuts and cranberries. Runner up in the grand championship was Harry Lamparter of Mountville Pennsylvania. Jack Steenberger of Ironton won the championship flyer roaster and George Neumann of Neumann's Turkey Farm Springfield Ohio placed second.
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Harry Wilford
Elyria
Harry Lamparter
Mountville
Jack Steenberger
Ironton
George Neumann
Neumann
Turkey Farm
Springfield
Car crashes into Midway grocery store injures none
A car rolled 150 feet down a street and collided with a Midway, Kentucky grocery store injuring five people, though only a scratched finger was reported. Police said brake failure caused the parked car to roll. Store damage was estimated at $1,500.
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What Young People Thinke Quiz Shows That Youths and Adults
Eugene Gilbert reports on a nationwide quiz of teens and a few adults. Ten questions test knowledge of national and world events, revealing teens' heavier interest in dates and studies than global affairs, with many adults only marginally better.
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Eugene Gilbert
Ohio Senate Committee Heads Named in 02nd General Assembly
Sen C Stanley Mechem announced the appointment of Sen David Ferguson as Senate Finance chair. The roster includes chairmen for civil service and retirement, code revision, commerce and labor, health and education, elections and federal relations, highways, insurance, judiciary, liquor control, municipal affairs, public utilities and works, state government, and taxation. Mechem will lead the influential rules committee that controls floor access for legislation.
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C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Senate
David M. Ferguson
Guernsey
Senate Finance Committee
Tech E. Baker
Montton
J. E. Simpbanks
Joan Robert R. Shaw
Franklin Civil Service
Delbert L. Latta
Hancock
Fred W. Danner
Summit
Oakley C. Collins
R Lawrence
Charles A. Mosher
Lorain
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Tom V. Moorehead
R-Muskingum
Gordon Renner
R-Hamilton
William Tyrrell
R - Preble
Raymond E. Hildebrand
R-Lucas
Fred L. Hoffman
Hamilton
Lowell Fesse
Greene
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
William H. Deddens
Mechem
Consultation By Telephone Gets Approval
Cin cinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co. will offer regular teleconsultation service for doctors to improve heart and brain diagnoses. Since its temporary start nearly three years ago, it has been satisfactory. Doctors in Cincinnati can transmit electrocardiograms and electroencephalograms by telephone to colleagues in other cities.
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Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co
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B. L. Kilgour Jr
New Unemployment Claims In Ohio Fall For Week End Jan 5
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports new claims for the period dropped from 13,483 to 11,997 while those unemployed one week or more rose from 50,437 to 55,796. The January last year averages were 13,126 for new claims and 50,642 for continuing claims.
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Ohio
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Ohio Bureau of Unem
Bureau
Women Over 45 Make Up Large Share Of U S Workforce
A new study shows more than one third of women employed in the United States are aged over 45. Researchers note shifting demographics, retirement timing, and persistent participation by midcareer workers across industries.
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