Lausche Defends His Administration Record
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche defended his administration's finances on the first day of his re election campaign tour. He said the state met higher financial burdens without any new taxes and cited costs from more patients in mental and penal institutions and a $2.5 million hit from salary reclassification. He spoke in Lima and other counties with Lt. Gov. Nye as his running mate.
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Frank J. Lausche
Don H. Ebright
Lausche
Ohio
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Mercer
Defiance
van Wert
Allen
Campaign Tone Promotes Civic Courtesy After Debates
A political figure expresses hope that the campaign will be conducted so that after it ends candidates can shake hands and put country and state above personal feelings, emphasizing civility and shared duty.
Judge Rules For Canton Employes On Ferguson Act Rise
A common pleas judge ruled Canton city workers who walked off in protest were on strike in violation of the Ferguson Act yet still must receive 10 cent hourly raises. Judge George M. Graham ordered City Auditor T Frank Snyder to pay the increases, finding the city failed to issue required registered notices to strikers. Snyder had withheld the raises pending a court ruling to guard against potential illegality findings by state examiners.
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Common Pleas
George M. Graham
T. Frank Snyder
Snyder
PUCO Authorizes Issue of Stock West Ohio Gas Bonds
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission authorized West Ohio Gas Company to issue 1 million dollars in 2 percent first mortgage sinking fund bonds maturing in 1970. Proceeds will retire short term notes and reimburse treasury for capital expenditures. The company operates in Mansfield and Lima serving Northwestern Ohio.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
West Ohio Gas Company
Mansfield
Lima
Ohio
50 Church Of God Fellowship Retreat Scheduled For Weekend
The Fall Retreat of the Youth Fellowship of the First Church of God will be held Friday and Saturday at Camp Hook with Meadowlawn Church members attending. Rev. Tom A. Smith, executive director of International Youth Fellowship, will speak at 7 45 p.m. Friday on He Leadeth Me and lead conferences and councilor sessions. Other leaders include Rev. Francis B. Cummins and C Duane White among youths. Mary Belle Schmidt and Ellie Sebastian among intermediates. Dean of men and women will be Mr and Mrs Carl Egleston. Camp staff includes August Schmidt, Mrs Mary Redden, Ralph Evans, and Rev R C Caudill. Outdoor supper opens at 6 30 p.m. Friday. three conferences and two general assemblies planned for Saturday.
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Mansfield musician files $250,000 suit after wreck
Rich ard E. Reid, a Mansfield musician and bricklayer, sues the Dixie Ohio Express Co for 250000 after a truck allegedly swerved and struck his auto near Mt Gilead, Ohio, leaving him with a fractured skull. Tornadoes usually run out in about 40 miles.
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Richard E. Reid
Mansfield
Dixie-Ohio Express Company
Mt. Gilead
Part Shortage Shuts Farmall Plant in Rock Island
International Harvester began shutting the Farmall Plant in Rock Island due to a parts shortage linked to a CIO strike of about 23,000 auto workers across eight Harvesters plants. About 300 workers were laid off with an expectation that all 4,500 will be idle by next Tuesday.
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Rock Island, IL
International Harvester Company
Farmall
Rock Island
L. M. Gildea
CIO
Edwin Selbert Dies After Four Year Illness At 66
Edwin Selbert 66, longtime head of Anchor Paper Co, died yesterday at Jewish Hospital after being unconscious since a cerebral hemorrhage on July 15, 1946. His son Edwin J. Selbert announced the death.
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Cincinnati
Edwin Selbert
Jewish Hospital
Anchor Paper Co
Edwin J. Selbert
Three Fishermen Missing On Lake Erie Near Conneaut
A Coast Guard boat joined the Lake Erie search off Conneaut for three missing fishermen. The men listed by Warren police are George Chryst, 39, of Warren and Don Wagner, 28, with his stepfather Hugh Wagner, 53, of Leavittsburg. They were last seen after missing work at Thomas Steel Company in Warren.
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Wives Visit Conneaut Lead to Discovery of Vehicle Remains
In Conneaut, investigators traced statements by spouses of two men, leading to the discovery of a younger Wagner’s porked car and a boat trailer. The finding prompts further inquiry into the missing vehicle and related circumstances.
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Wagner
Greer Steel plant shut by unauthorized strike
Dover AP report says Greer Steel Company halted production after an unauthorized walkout by 250 United Steelworkers. District rep Harold Knapp cited a dispute over assigning workers to a newly started third shift.
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Greer Steel Company
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United Steelworkers
Harold Knapp
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