Mike DiSalle Inaugurated Ohio Governor In 12 Minutes
Michael Vincent DiSalle was sworn in as the 55th governor of Ohio before more than 10 000 spectators on a cold 38 degree day. He signed a law giving most cabinet members pay raises and pledged his brief inaugural address concluding a swift, ceremony filled with former governors and party officials.
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Mike DiSalle
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
DiSalle
O'Neill
Statehouse
Myrtle DiSalle
O’neill
Edward A. Stowell
Toledo
Stowell
Ohio General Assembly
Crowded Inaugural Ball Keeps Governor Out
Gov. George Docking and his wife could not enter the inaugural ball in Topeka as more than 2,000 people crowded the ballroom. Only part of the 300 member procession could get inside, and the Dockings left after squeezing through the crowd.
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Topeka, Kan
George Docking
Docking
Inauguration Marks Ohio Governing Challenge for DiSalle
Michael V. DiSalle becomes Ohio governor at a tense start to his four year term. Outsiders offer praise while insiders warn of demanding tests ahead as 1938 General Assembly moves to begin bill introductions. Ed Stowell’s salary issue lingers amid cabinet raises.
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William O'Neill
Ohio
Buckeye
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
DiSalle
Lt Governor receives Vic Donahey hourglass at inauguration
Donahey family from Tuscarawas County sent a gift hourglass to Lt. Gov. John W. Donahey of Alliance for his inauguration. State Sen. Danny D. Johnson delivered the symbol at the Ohio Senate rostrum, hoping it guides him in directing Ohio. The session honored retiring Lt. Gov. Herbert and welcomed the new lieutenant governor.
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Buckeye
O'Neill
Frank J. Lausche
John W. Bricker
U.S. Senate
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio Supreme Court
John Brown
Aj li
DiSalle
Betty O'Neill
Columbus, Ohio
Donahey
Tuscarawas County
John W. Donahey
Alliance
Y Donahey
U. S
Vic Donahey
John Donahey
Ohio Senate
Danny D. Johnson
Tuscarawas
Johnson
Ohio
Senate
Paul M. Herbert
Doyle Stocker
New Philadelphia
Braden Resigns After DiSalle Opposition in Ohio
George C. Braden, named administrative assistant to Ohio mental health chief Dr. Robert A. Haines, resigned amid Gov. Michael V. DiSalle's protests. Braden cited newspaper scrutiny and said he asked to withdraw from the payroll to avoid jeopardizing department staff.
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Columbus
Ohio
George C. Braden
William O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
Braden
Robert A. A
Haines
DiSalle
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Department
O'Neill
Rob
Ert
A. Haines
Politicians Trade Barbs Over Idaho House Heating
Seventeen Republican lawmakers formally asked to turn down heat in Idaho's House to save money amid Democratic hot air. Democratic leader Pieper quips the House furnace is under the Governor. Governor Smylie is a Republican.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho
Don Pieper
Robert E. Smylie
Joe Martin Restored Auto and Staff for Former Leader
The House approved a plan to restore Joe Martin of Massachusetts to his predeposition privileges as Republican floor leader. He will receive a chauffeur driven automobile and additional staff including an administrative assistant. No Senate action is needed.
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Washington
House
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Senate
John W. McCormack
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Martin
U S States Form Regional War on Racketeering
The Justice Department formed four regional offices in New York Chicago Los Angeles and Miami to build a nationwide program against syndicates and organized crime. Grand juries may be convened to aid investigators asst attorney general Malcolm Anderson leads the Criminal Division and Milton Wessel coordinates the nationwide effort. Officials withheld specific results.
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Washington
Justice Department
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
Malcolm Anderson
Milton Wessel
U. S
Auto Victim Dies After Pedestrian Collision in Cleveland
A pedestrian identified as Marlin G. Schultz of North Apollo Pa collapsed and died after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Huron Road and Superior Avenue N W in Cleveland. Police reported the incident occurred Monday night and cited a driver's license as identification.
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Cleveland
Huron Road
Superior Avenue N. W
Marlin G. Schultz
North Apollon
Cities Bid For 1960 Republican Convention Sites
Six cities will submit bids for the 1960 Republican national convention on January 19 and January 2. Meade Alcorn, RNC chairman, said delegates will present in Des Moines and bids from Philadelphia and Miami Beach plus New York on January 19. Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco bid January 2 and the site committee will report to the national committee in Des Moines January 22 and 23.
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Washington
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Republican Site Committee
Des Moines
Iowa
Philadelphia
Miami Beach
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alcorn
National Committee
Fox Drive Nets Three Kills in Warren County Hunt
Charles Johnson organized a fox hunt in Warren County drawing 80 to 90 hunters. Three foxes were killed, two in the morning and one in the afternoon, with no dogs used. A follow‑up fox drive is planned for Saturday meeting at the Red Lion Church at 9 a.m.
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Warren County
Charles Johnson
Red Lion Church
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