McKinley Junior High Hosts Combined Music Festival and Operetta
McKinley Junior High presents a 7 45 p m program uniting the entire music department in a festival and operetta for students and families. The concert features the McKinley concert band, mixed chorus, girls glee club and soloists with pieces from Verdi to Lehar, plus a dance by Darlene Largent.
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McKinley Junior High School
Frida
McKinley
Verdi
Thomas
Tchaikowsky
Wagner
Romberg
Herbert
Glee Club
Straus
Darlene Largent
Jack McLaughlin
Bert Sheard
John Watson
Charlotte Ferguson
Centralto
Grieg
von Weber
Franke
Lehar
Becky Koeppel
Pat Palmer
Hugh Palmer
Nancy Pence
Ronald Witt
Bob Tindall
Eleanor Moon
Cora
Injunction Blocks Youngstown Corporate Tax Fight
A Common Pleas judge granted a temporary injunction stopping Youngstown from collecting a 1 percent corporate income tax. Four firms including Youngstown Sheet & Tube and U S Steel face a $100000 bond as hearings set for March 26 on the constitutionality of the levy. Individual taxpayers pay a lower rate. John Howard Payne wrote Home Sweet Home in Paris in 1822.
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Youngstown
Common Pleas
Harold B. Doyle
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Republic Steel Company
U. S. Steel Company
General Fireproofing Company
John Howard Payne
Paris
Youth Conference Draws Area Teens to Taylor University
Youths from Middletown register for the 18th annual Youth Conference at Taylor University in Upland Indiana. Delegates from 11 states, about 500 attendees, meet Friday night through Sunday with sessions and a 16 piece trombone choir featuring Herbert R. Lucas and other local participants. The theme Begin With Christ promises dramatic productions and talks by notable speakers.
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Middletown
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Herbert R. Lucas
Albert Lucas
Omaha St
William M
Robert Housh
William Housh
Elwood St
Allen Thiel
Luther Thiel
Chautauqua
Marjorie Hawkins
Donald Hawkins
Sherman Ave
Sylvia Alexander
Wynne Alexander
Queen St
Mary Lee Yenser
Virgil Yenser
Malvern St
Peggy Mann
Delbert Mann
Charles St
Mary Cunningham
Harold Cunningham
Gratis
Lois Hileman
Ralph Faith
Robert McLaughlin
Erekin McLaughlin
Carolina Rd
Union Backs Member in Slander Suit Over Red Remark
Cleveland CIO member Michael Semonchek faces a $1500 slander verdict for calling Walter Pecyk a Communist. The Cleveland Industrial Union Council pledges aid and appeals the ruling. Pecyk’s son Anthony, a former 1949 council candidate, is now an Air Force pilot.
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Union
Semonchek
CIO
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
Walter Pecyk
Pecyk
Anthony
Oldest Voter Dies and City Ordinance Amends Building Board
Elizabeth A Schooley multiple wars survivor dies at 103 in Cleveland. The item notes her as Cuya hoga County’s oldest voter and references historical events. The second item details Middletown Ohio Ordinance No 2774 amending Section II of Ordinance No 2726 to empower a Building Standards and Appeals Board with duties to modify building codes interpret rules and approve equivalent materials. Adopted February 7 1951.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Elizabeth A. Schooley
Zanesville, C
Schooley
Waterford
Washington
Lincoln
Gaffeld
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
City Commission
Francis Carmody
John Oyler
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