Giant mailer cards target six Ohio politicians in pay raise push
Six Ohio politicos receive oversized cards sent from Washington by Branch 10 of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks urging quick passage of three bills to grant clerks a 17 percent pay raise. The items, 28 by 44 inches, carry more than 40 signatures each and are addressed to Senators Taft and Bricker and Representatives Bender Bolton Crosser and Feighan. Mustard seed production figures show 73 million pounds in 1941, dropping to 11 million in 1949.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Branch 10
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
George H. Bender
Francis B. Bolton
Robert Crosser
Michael A. Feighan
U. S
Night exercise for air spotters set for June 23
Newburgh New York AP reports the first civilian ground observer corps night exercise since 1949 is planned for June 23. About 210000 volunteers will man 8000 posts and 26 filter centers across the Northeast Great Lakes and West Coast while Air Force planes drill through observation zones and relay data to filter centers and then to the intercept unit. Ohio alone has 685 posts manned by 25 volunteers each.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Sptember
Eastern Air Defense Force
Ground Observer Corps
Columbus
Canton
Great Lakes
West Coast
Air Force
Air Force Ground Control Intercept Unit
Ohio
Judge crackdowns on drunken drivers in Hamilton court
Judge Harry F. Walsh yesterday fined two motorists for intoxication and drunken driving. Joe W. Crane, 29, received 342 dollars in fines with 172 suspended for intoxication driving a motorcycle without a license. George W. Weaver, 54, of Hamilton Route 4 was fined 318 dollars with 150 suspended for intoxication and driving drunk.
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Hamilton
Harry F. Walsh
Joe W. Crane
George W. Weaver
Wood spear passes through neck but spares vital vessels
A strip of wood 14 inches square and 10 feet long pierced the neck of Robert Hunter, 44, of Gaysport, on his farm. Doctors say the wood missed the spinal cord and jugular vein. Helpers did not remove it and rushed him to Bethesda Hospital, where he is listed in fair condition.
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Zanesville
Robert Hunter
Gaysport
Hunter
Bethesda Hospital
Legal Change Only Is Made In United Welding Ownership
Assets of United Welding Company a Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton subsidiary were transferred to the parent. The company will operate as United Welding Company Division of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton. Shareholders voted dissolution April 26 and transfer completed May 17. dissolution filed with Ohio Secretary of State. Texas extension service estimates livestock arriving dead at U S markets in 1947 would have filled a nine mile long train.
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United Welding Ownership
United Welding Company
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corporation
Louis T. Kenney
United Welding
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Ohio
The
Texas Extension Service
U. S
House Group To Inspect St Lawrence Site
Rep. J. Harry McGregor and 16 House Public Works members will inspect the St. Lawrence Sea Way and power project site starting Thursday. They will vote on an authorization bill for the $818,000,000 project after the six day inspection.
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Washington
J. Harry McGregor
Ohio
House Public Works Committee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Blast kills Celinan farmer on Darke County farm
Celina Ohio area report says dynamite exploded on Bernard Ahrens farm near Celina in Darke County killing the farmer. No other injuries reported. investigation underway by local authorities and safety officials.
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Celina
Bernard Ahrens
Darke County
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