Franklin City Council and School Board Incumbents Lose
The Franklin elections show incumbents defeated in both races. In city council, Dan Moore 726 and Paul Smith 586 won two seats while William L. Powell 513 and Victor S. Wenglikowski 532 trailed. In the school board, Tom Hudson 1,045 and Jack Barcalow 1,028 won. Edwin Hollek 930 edged out for third. George Bundick 574 finished last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William L. Powell
Dan Moore
Paul Smith
Victor S. Wenglikowski
Edwin Hollek
Tom Hudson
Jack Barcalow
Hollek
George Bundick
Institute Tickets Available for Mental Health Institute
Reservations remain for the second Mental Health Institute to be held Saturday at the Miami University Center. Phone 895-950 to book. Dr. Harold Mosak will discuss the child as a family member and teacher child relations in the classroom, with sponsors including the Mental Hygiene Association, Council for Exceptional Children, and Miami University School of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University Center
Butler County Mental Hygiene Association
Harold Mosak
The
Mental Hygiene Association
Council For Exceptional Children
Miami University School of Education
Valley View voters back school board in tight race
Incumbents Melvin Sears and Rodney A. Michael won the Valley View school board seats by narrow margins as Germantown opponents led by Donald Moyer and Luther Durst failed to unseat them. The nine year 3.9 mill operating levy renewal passed 1370 to 628. Mayor race saw McGuff defeat Brewer, with council seats also decided in Germantown and Farmersville precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Valley View High School
Manning View
Farmersville
Melvin Sears
Rodney A. Michael
Donald Moyer
Luther E. Durst
John G. McGuff
Ross Brewer
McGuff
Brewer
Valley View
Farmersville Pike
Sears
Michael
Moyer
Durst
Michale
E. Market St
Crystal Tissue Co
Middletown
Sunset Place
Standard Register Co
Dayton
McClain
Dupps Co
Valley View Board
Marathon Talks Tackle Chrysler Strike Threat
Detroit AP reports UAW and Chrysler officials labored around the clock to avert a second nationwide auto strike this year. Negotiations involve 103,000 workers with operations in Sterling stamping plant and Trenton engine plant among sites affected as 6,000 employees walked off.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
John D. Leary
Sterling
Trenton
Interplant
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Office Closed Friday
The Office of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation headed by W A Robinson will close on Friday due to Veterans Day observance. Employers should contact the employment service division tomorrow, and Friday claimants should report at their usual times. The report mentions UAW actions at Chrysler GM Ford and plant-level contract status with several plants affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robinson
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
N. Clinton St
Employment Service Division
Detroit
Newark
Del
Missouri
St. Louis
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dallas
Tex
Lorain
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin City Council
Journal State Editor
Cumbent
Carl H. Morgan
High St
Fire Department
Tose
Smith
S. River St
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Powell
W. Eighth St
National Cash Register
Marshall Miller
Hudson
S. Main
Mallard Drive
Bundick
Barcalow
Wenglikowski
Thomas Drive
Mound Research Laboratories
Miamisburg
he/Deardoff Road
Chhildren
Frigidaire
Council
John Anslinger Jr
Wilbur Hughes
Ross Winning
Earl McClain
Rodney Jones
New Valley
West Market St
S. Cherry St
Stamps Chevrolet
Glenn Bell Real Estate & Auctioneers
Hughes
Montgomery Ward
Anslinger
Danart Inc
BUC
Tennessee
Party
Loncers
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