Ohio Legislature Approves School Funds and Pollution Bill
Ohio's Legislature overrode Gov. Lauche's vetoes to approve a $25 million school funding increase and a stream pollution bill. The school measure raises teacher pay bands and boosts the foundation program, while the pollution bill authorizes a five member health board to curb sewage and industrial dumping with penalties up to $500 and a year in jail per day’s violation.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
Lausche
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Franklin
Ohio Turnpike Commission
House
Ray Bliss
Akron
State Health Department
Common Pleas
District Scouts Host Training Evening at Chautauqua
Miami District Boy Scouts act as host to the Mound Builders Area Council at Chautauqua Wednesday at 6 30 p m. The meeting aims to acquaint cub scout and explorer leaders with program planning. A picnic dinner will be served, followed by section meetings on planning. Training ends at 9 p m.
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Miami
Boy Scouts
Mound Builder’s Area Council
Chautauqua
Shelter House
Texas Leads Nation in Sheep Raising
Texas remains the top state for sheep production, maintaining its lead in United States flock size and annual wool and lamb outputs as drought conditions influence regional herds and farming practices.
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Texas
United States
Steel supply warned to grow critical in early 1952
The Iron Age says steel supply will become more critical in late 1951 and the first quarter of 1952 as auto producers may cut back further due to shortages of alloy and carbon bars and plates. It notes August output controls on carbon bars, possible no alloy steel for civilian use, and downgrading military orders to boron steels. Ingot production this week held at 103.5 percent of capacity.
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NEW York
Metalworking Trade Weekly
Flowers Stir Newark Park Fight Over Labor Day Carnival
Newark residents clash over Labor Day carnival in courthouse park. Garden Club members, backing a continuing maintenance agreement, present 3 539 signatures opposing the event. Labor advocates counter with 651 names and city offers street use, while council seeks a temporary truce and continuation of grounds care.
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Newark
Courthouse Park
Newark Garden Club
Garden Club
The X Appeal and Great Love in Screen Ideals
The passage argues that true love transcends sex appeal and material gain, urging cinema to present loftier, unforgettable relationships. It contends cynicism stems from public life and predicts audiences will PAY more for great love stories than for trivial romances, changing tastes and standards.
Births Report: Babies Born to Local Families
Vital statistics item notes newborns for West Middletown Germantown and Middletown areas. A girl was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Al Roark Route 1. A boy to Mr and Mrs Garnet McMurray Route 1 Germantown. A girl today to Mr and Mrs Charlie McKee 1906 Sherman Ave. Further birth details to Mr and Mrs Bunion Amburgey Middletown Route 2.
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al Roark
West Middletown
Garnet McMurray
Germantown
Charlie McKee
Sherman Ave
Bunion Amburgey
Middletown
James Stamper
Yankee
Edward Smith
English Skidmore
Seneca St
Darlene Sebastian
David Sebastian
Wayne Ave
Rufus Miller
Granville Miller
Oxford State Rd
Dan Lunsford
Baltimore St
Hattie Hoover
Franklin
Lyle Edinger
South Sutphin St
Eagar Bowlin
Alvin Barker
Beech St
Civil Air Patrol to Aid Civil Defense Effort
Maj. Gen. Lucas V. Beau announced at Wright Patterson that the Civil Air Patrol will devote permanent mobile units for emergency use and play a significant role in civil defense. He said local agencies had doubted CAP but new orders place squadrons in charge of permanent mobile units ready for authorities.
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Dayton
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Lucas V. Beau
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Beau
Pastors Pay Raised by Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
The Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church debated raising ministers pay and elected delegates to the general conference. Minister salaries were discussed after Dr. Howard W. Peterson highlighted a $2,200 minimum for married ministers and compared it to a $3,400 minimum subsistence income for a family of four. He urged higher wages amid inflation and rising costs, urging fairer pay for clergy versus trades and engineers.
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Lakeside
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
General Conference
Church
Spanish War Vets Elect Unopposed Ohio Officers
The 53rd annual Ohio Department encampment of United Spanish War Veterans ends in Cleveland with the election and installation of three unopposed officers Roert L. Hinds Toledo commander George F. Horn Lakewood senior vice commander and H. Dale Shields Forest Hardin County junior vice commander The Ladies Auxiliary nominates unopposed officers including Mrs Alvina Eismann Green Hills president Mrs Ada Knecht Mount Healthy senior vice president Mrs Ella Mae Turner Youngstown junior vice president Mrs Amelia Marshall Lakewood chaplain Mrs Mildred Voll Toledo patriotic instructor Mrs Elanor Taylor Akron historian Mrs Laura Prevo Dayton assistant conductor Mrs Ruth Sturgeon Myrna Southam Elyria assistant guard
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Cleveland
Ohio Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Roert L. Hinds
Toledo
George F. Horn
Lakewood
H. Dale Shields
Forest
Hardin County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Alvina Eismann
Green Hills
Ada Knecht
Mount Healthy
Ella Mae Turner
Youngstown
Amelia Marshall
Mildred Voll
Elanor Taylor
Akron
Laura Prevo
Dayton
Ruth Sturgeon
Myrna Southam
Elyria
Bryan named price executive for Cincinnati OPS
William T. Bryan former University of Cincinnati professor and president of Bryan James Inc becomes price executive for the Cincinnati district Office of Price Stabilization succeeding Joseph L. Steiner.
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Cincinnati
William T. Bryan
University of Cincinnati
Bryan-James, Inc., Consultants
New Price
Office of Price Stabilization
Joseph L. Steiner
Emergency response units include medical personnel and pilots
The forces will deploy medical personnel, communications specialists, pilots, planes, and emergency rescue squads to support rapid response efforts.
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Wilberforce
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Senate House
Ohio Program Commission
Norris
First Ave
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N.Y
PROOP
District Scouts
MR. N.stich
New York City
Brasenose College
Oxford
England
Lincoln College
Robinson
Miam,Fla
Iron Age
Journal Want
Christel Ave
Mabel Dance
North Ave
Mary Hilton
Russell Hilton
Moore St
Elmer Griffith
Franklin Route 1
Frank Long
Henry St
Christine Anderson
Albert Anderson
Rufus St
James Quinn
Walnut St
Surgical
Alfred Montville
Central Ave
Frank Roberts
Franklin Route 2
Otis Thomas
Camden
Fern Suzanne Troutvine
F. E. Troutvine, Jr
Carolina St
John Maskis
Webster St
Alva Strait
Princeton St
Phyllis Hinkle
Mark Hinkle
Bonnie Dalton
Clay Dalton
Frank Heyer
Kenwood Dr
Shelby Jean Tuggle
Jesse Tuggle
Coles Rd
Lillie May Loveless
Poinciana Rd
Danny Cochran
Dana Cochran
Granada Ave
Howard W. Peterson
Cambridge
Harry Benadum
Blackheads
Che
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Percale
Pinafores
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