Why Are Ohio Roads Poor Blamed On Planning And Trucks
The Ohio road condition debate centered on planning failures heavy trucks and state finances. Highway director Kauer argued trucks do not pay enough toward highway costs and dollars vanish into the general fund while purchasing power declines. Senators urged funding audits and long range planning for road needs.
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Cedar Point
Ohio State Automobile Association
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Roscoe R. Walcutt
R. Franklin
State Highway Department
Ohio Program Commission
Highway Department
Cincinnati Clerks Get Pay Increases
A new one year contract covering about 750 employees was signed by Rollman & Sons Company and Store Employes Retail Clerks Council. It provides a $2 weekly raise for non selling staff and a 0.125 percent commission boost for certain sales workers retroactive to May 1 and subject to Wage Stabilization Board action.
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Rollman & Sons Company
How to Prevent Impotence in Men ad
An edgy ad claims divorces stem from wives failing to satisfy men sexually and urges readers to request a medico-psychological bulletin by sending a stamped envelope and a dime to Dr. Crane. It notes the 100-piece U.S. Army field band began in 1946 and has played in 300 cities since.
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Short-Tailed Monkey Puzzle Across and Down
A word puzzle featuring horizontal and vertical clues. Determine depicted animal, action, and scientific terms to fill a grid with cross-checked letters and thematic connections.
Puzzle Answers From The Lure And Reveler Clues
A compact solution list decodes the crossword style hints. Each clue maps to a word: 33 Summer in French, 34 Through, 36 Tin symbol, 37 Exists, 39-hair is long and sill, 41 Mourning Virgin, 46 Small child, 47 Bind Ph, 48 Sculptor, 49 Indonesian of Mindanao, 50 Enterprise, 52 sakis relation, 54 Lariats, 55 Penetrates, 42 Electrified particles, 43 Editor abbr, 44 Duration, 45 Presently, 46 Grasp, 51 That thing, 53 Niton symbol.
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Indonesian of Mindanao
Enterprise
Oilmen prepare to shift world oil routes if Iran unrest spreads
New York AP reports Oilmen plan to move world oil traffic quickly to counter Iran's potential loss of 700000 barrels daily. They seek DOJ clearance on plans and warn of possible gas rationing in England, shortages in India and Pakistan, and a shift of production and tanker routes to Western Europe and the United States.
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Foreign Aid Program Doubles Butler County School Costs
Calvin Verity of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce says the proposed eight and one half billion dollar federal foreign aid program for 1951 52 would cost Butler County residents about 9 022 095 if enacted. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce data show the state share at 487 050 000 annually, equating to 61 29 per person, with a tax impact of 34 91 per 1000 of value or a 10 5 percent sales tax to raise the same amount.
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Calvin Verity
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Verity
Ohio
Ohio Chamber
Western Official Resigns From Western College for Women
Richard L. Duncan, vice president of Western College for Women, resigns effective August 1. He offered no reason or future plans. Duncan has served four years and will help the incoming president Edward Kane Jr. start July 1, replacing Philip Henderson who left months earlier.
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Oxford
Richard L. Duncan
Western College For Women
Duncan
Western College
Miami University of Oxford
Edward Kane, Jr
Philip E. Henderson
Old Memorial Marker Removed At Hamilton
The old World War I memorial base at the Hamilton courthouse lawn was demolished by order of County Commissioners. The concrete structure, once topped by an antique cannon now gone since World War II, was removed as part of cleanup and site will be reseeded. The Lions Club placed the memorial in 1923.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Lions Club
Frigidaire to Lay Off 2100 Workers
Dayton AP reports about 2100 Frigidaire Division workers, roughly 10 percent of General Motors General Appliances unit, will be released this month and next as the firm cuts production due to government curbs on critical materials. Several hundred have already been laid off.
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Dayton
Frigidaire
Generalators Corporation
Lausche Declares Independence Week in Ohio
Gov. Frank J. Lausche proclaimed June 30 to July 6 as Independence Week in Ohio and urged residents to observe Independence Day on July 4, highlighting the nation's 175th celebration.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Schenley profits rise for nine months in Cincinnati
Schenley Industries, Inc. reports a nine month net income of 20,398,367 dollars or 0.468 a share, up from 19,781,177 dollars or 4.53 a share in the prior year period.
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Schenley
Cincinnati
Schenley Industries, Inc
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