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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1950

Page

5

Taft Ferguson Campaign Stops Across Northwestern Ohio

In northeastern Ohio the Republican incumbent Taft campaigned in Warren and Youngstown urging a Republican Congress to safeguard liberties. Democrat Joseph Ferguson spoke from Cleveland criticizing Taft on farm policy and outlining his plan for farmers including more farm power and foreign trade. Admiral Denfeld and state treasurer Don Ebright joined events highlighting party lines and budget trimming plans ahead of the election.

Cleveland Ohio Robert A. Taft Warren Youngstown Joseph T. Ferguson Taft Ferguson U. S Louis W. Denfield Don Ebright Frank J. Lausche Ebright

Divorce Granted After Four Week Marriage Ends

Gordon Jay Leaming, 22, was granted a divorce in District Court from his bride of four weeks, Isabelle. The complaint cites that she would not kiss him.

Des Moines Gordon Jay Leaming Isabelle

Officer Killed in Action in Korea

Mrs. Joseph Ganahl was notified that her son Lt. William E. Otis Jr., 25, West Point graduate, was killed in Korea. He was the grandson of Charles Otis, known locally as Mr. Cleveland.

Cleveland Joseph Ganahl William E. Otis, Jr Korea West Point Charles Otis Mrr

Protestant Women Seek More Power In Policy Of Council

Protestant Church women press for equal policy making status with men in the church. Mrs. W Murdock MacLeod of New York City urges united action to influence total church programs and broader social issues. About 500 members attend the Ohio conference opening urging unity and worldwide church collaboration.

Columbus United Council of Church Women W. Murdock MacLeod New York City South North Ohio Conference of Church Women National Council of Churches World Council of Churches

Lima-Hamilton Merger Okayed by Stockholders

Lima-Hamilton Corporation of Ohio stockholders met in Richmond and voted 1,531,703 shares in favor of merging with Baldwin Locomotive Works, out of 1,940,208 total shares, or 78.94 percent. The Baldwin vote on the plan remains to be acted upon. Lima-Hamilton operates plants in Lima and Hamilton, Ohio, and produces diesel locomotives, machine tools, stamping presses and more.

Richmond, Va Lima-Hamilton Corporation of Ohio Baldwin Locomotive Works Baldwin Lima- Hamilton Lima-Hamilton Corporation Lima Hamilton Virginia Corporation

Official Says America Needs More Workers

Columbus AP A top employment official says the United States must expand its labor supply for total war mobilization to avoid manpower controls. Robert C. Goodwin director of the Bureau of Employment Security outlines training more skilled labor, deferment policy, defense contracts, and programs to attract workers. He notes a smaller postwar pool yet urges expansion to meet future mobilization needs. Frank J. Collopy of the Ohio Bureau pushes a balance between unemployment payments and employment services, warning that paying unemployed who could work does no one lasting good.

Columbus United States Robert C. Goodwin Bureau of Employment Security U.S. Department of Labor Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies Alaska Hawaii Goodwin Frank J. Collopy Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation

Inflation Forcing Air Force To Cut Expansion

Washington AP reports the Air Corps will slow its expansion by the equivalent of 750 F 86 fighters unless Congress funds more. Undersecretary John McCune told the House Armed Services Committee that price rises drive the cutback.

Washington Air Corps Congress John McCune Air House Armed Services Committee

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