Lausche to Speak at Hamilton Hotel Luncheon Friday
Former Ohio governor Frank J. Lausche will address a buffet luncheon at the Anthony Wayne hotel in Hamilton on Friday. He is to arrive at 11:30 a.m. with lunch at 11:45 a.m. and the speech at 12:15 p.m. A loudspeaker system will allow overflow lobby listeners. Tickets are available from local organizers in Hamilton or Middletown.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Nows
Anthony Wayne
Lausche
Jackson Bosch
George Brandhoff
Harry B. Grevey
Edward J. Gardner
Frank Dobrozzi
Middletown
Former governor to tour Ohio counties ending in Portsmouth
The former governor plans a multi county tour starting Tuesday through Northern and Western Ohio into Indiana border counties and Hamilton. The itinerary includes Cincinnati and counties along the Ohio River to Portsmouth where the tour ends October 16 with a Democratic rally October 27 in Dayton.
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Gavernor
Ohio
Indiana
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Lausche
Dayton
Lutheran Church Budget Is Higher
Fremont Ohio AP The American Lutheran Church neared the end of its biennial convention after adopting a 1,905,800 dollar budget for next year, up 44,500 from 1948. Added funds cover pensions of retired pastors 32,000 evangelism program 7,500 and a study of reorganization 5,000. The reorganization proposal was rejected. A new internal financing plan sets a 1,000,000 dollar maximum reserve fund with one quarter usable each year to cover deficits from reduced member contributions.
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Fremont, O
American Lutheran Church
Mail Overseas Yule Presents Early for Servicemen
Postal officials urge Christmas packages to service members overseas be mailed before November 15 to ensure delivery by Christmas. Pack securely in sturdy boxes, mind weight and size limits, and print APO Fleet PC numbers and sender details clearly. Include a contents list and inside address slip in case outer label is damaged.
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Fleet PC
Pacific
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Air Force
Newspaper Group Backs Dewey in Presidential Race
The Scripps-Howard chain of 19 newspapers endorses Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for next month’s election, citing competence and leadership. The editorial also credits President Truman for his efforts but argues his experience falls short for four more critical years.
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Scripps-Howard
Today
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
United States
Warren
Truman
Crime Detector to Rejoin Army in Ohio
Ozai H. Cornwell, chief of Ohio's Bureau of Criminal Identification, resigns to return to the Army. A col onel in the war, he will report Saturday to Fort Knox Kentucky as a lieutenant colonel with the Third Armored Division. An acting superintendent will be named pending civil service exam for a permanent appoin tment. The job pays 3600 dollars annually plus legislative increases.
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Ozai H. Cornwell
Ohio
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Army
Cornwell
Fort Knox
Third Armored Division
Charles L. Sherwood
Old Mag Frisby Dies at About 110 in Maryland
Old Mag Frisby, long noted for drinking daily a gallon and a half of water as a longevity secret, died at about 2 p m Tuesday. She was believed to be 110 and had lived on Michael Whiteford’s 159 acre Whiteford farm since the mid 1850s when brought from the Harford County almshouse. Edwin Warfield Whiteford, the current owner, was at her bedside.
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Old Mags
Political clash over labor law and American ideals
The piece surveys views on government admiration, farmer support, housing stance, and labor rights. It notes President criticizes GOP Senator Ball for zeal behind Taft Hartley Act while Hubert Humphrey challenges Ball in Minnesota. Taft promotes enterprise, states rights, and GOP aims for progress with liberty.
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GOP
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Ball
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Taft
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ohio Republican
Servigemen Progress Aboard US Navy Cruisers in Med
Peter P. Martinek gunner's mate first class USN son of Mrs Charlotte Martinek 308 Monroe St arrived in the Mediterranean aboard heavy cruiser USS Columbus during a European water cruise visiting Gibraltar and English ports. Walton Haake seaman USN Route 1 Mason City joined Nice France residents in celebrating the fourth anniversary of liberation with sailors marines parading with French troops aboard light cruiser USS Fargo now in the Med as part of Admiral Conolly Sixth Fleet forces.
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USN
Charlotte Martinek
Monroe St
England
Gibraltar
Walton Haake
Mason
Mental cases can be given terms in jail
Columbus AP report says the Ohio Supreme Court ruled a court may send a psychopathic criminal to prison rather than a mental hospital to protect the public. It upheld James F. Hall of Cleveland for life plus 68 years after ten counts of robbery rape and burglary, despite a psychiatric report favoring mental hospital treatment. The court also denied Jack E. Carson of Canton an appeal on an abortion conviction.
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Ohio Supreme Court
James F. Hall
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Jack E. Carson
Canton Steel
Fire damages $18 000 to Fernald Farm Bureau garage
Two Butler County and Harrison County volunteer fire departments fought a nearly four hour fire at the Hamilton County Farm Bureau garage in Fernald. The blaze started about 12 45 a m and water shortages hindered efforts as concrete block walls failed allowing machinery and merchandise to burn.
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Butler County
Harrison, C
Hamilton County Farm Bureau
Fernald
Hamilton County
Morgan Township
Venice
Harrison
Salem councilman Shaffer dies at 46
Fred A. Shaffer aged 46, who served two terms as city councilman at large in Salem, Oregon, died yesterday.
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Salem
Fred A. Shaffer
Grass Fire Near Smith Mill Spurs Bonfire Cause
Firefighters extinguished a grass blaze Wednesday on W Columbia Ave behind the Smith Mill. No damage reported. At 1 38 a m near the Armco scrap pile on Jefferson Rd a shed fire caused about 50 in damages. Investigators cited a lighted cigarette as a possible cause.
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Smith Mill
Armco
Jefferson Rd
Highland County Selective Service rejects six men in Portsmouth
Highland County officers said all six men sent to Portsmouth for examination were rejected and the county’s December quota of three would not be filled this month. They added that six men would be called for duty in December, though the normal quota would have been three.
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Hillsboro
Highland County
Portsmouth
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