Battle grows over Ohio rubber railroad belt line
In Columbus Ohio a heated fight develops over the Lake Erie Ohio River conveyor belt system a proposed 210 million dollar project to haul coal and iron ore. Proponents led by H B Stewart Jr push for public utility status to condemn land for a 130 mile belt while opponents organize a strong lobbying effort led by the Pennsylvania Railroad and local unions. Senate hearings begin March 15 with heavy railroad backing and limited labor clarity.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. B. Stewart, Jr
Akron
Stewart
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Belt Line
A. C. and
Senate Judiciary Committee
Railroad Committee
Rufus Flinn
Pennsylvania Railroad General Manager
Pittsburgh
Frank Aible
Cleveland
Davey
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
96Th General Assembly
James W. Huffman
Colum
WU S
Carl Guess
Carrollton
Ohio House
Huffman
Judiciary Committee
Senate
C. W. Vance
Transportation Brotherhoods of Ohio
Howard M. Metzenbaum
D-Cuyahoga
Charles Bailey
Toledo
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Brown
Metzenbaum
Youngstown
Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal
Ohio-West Virginia-Pennsylvania
Lorain
Lake Erie
East Liverpool
Ohio River
Youngstown - Wheeling - Pittsburgh
Little Ruhr
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio Cio Council
CIO
AFL
Eight Jefferson room joins 100 percent School Savings Honor Roll
Eight home rooms earned school savings honor roll status this week led by Booker T. Washington at top participation. Miss Cora Kiger's Jefferson room hit 100 percent for the first time, the first class in that school to reach full participation, as Washington led with 78.5 percent and Lincoln followed at 63.3. Other ranks included Young 58.9, Garfield 48.6, Opportunity 47.5, North 46.6, South 46.2, Central 36.3, Jefferson 29.2, Sherman 24.1, Roosevelt 18.2, McKinley 17.4, Middies 7.6. 100 percent rooms: Miss Bess Mitchell North, Miss Clara Sixth Garfield, Mrs Roberta Gibbs Washington, Mrs Sylvia Carroll Washington, Miss Coral Kiger Jefferson, Miss Edith Sigg Young, Mrs Hattie Holmes Washington, Miss Mildred Fisher Roosevelt.
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Cora Kiger
Jefferson
Washington
Lincoln
Young
Garfield
Opportunity
North
South
Central
Sherman
Roosevelt
McKinley
Middies
Bess Mitchell
Clara Sixth
Roberta Gibbs
Sylvia Carroll
Coral Kiger
Edith Sigg
Hattie Holmes
Mildred Fisher
City Briefs Calendar of local meetings and events
Monday events include Company C 814 Tank Battalion gathering at Aeronca at 8 p m and Men of the Church at 7 30 p m at the Church of Ascension. Other groups meet at Aeronca Manchester Hotel and various venues for Legion, Industrial Council, Civic Symphony, Quarterback Club, Mayfield PTA, Civitan, Sportsmen, Rotary, Junior clubs, Cancer Clinic, Fire Association, Veterans, and PTA.
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Aeronca
Kinzer Finds Prosperity as Checks Await Claimation
Urbana supervisor Arthur Kinzer has prepared payroll checks for local workers tied to the November 2 election. Half of the issued payments remain unclaimed, signaling lingering prosperity yet to be realized by eligible recipients.
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Urbana
Ill
Arthur Kinzer
Kinzer
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