Sales Tax Cut Sparks Lausche Critique in Ohio Race
Former Gov. Frank J. Lausche says the sales tax cut will save less than 65 cents per person annually. He calls the penny elimination by Gov. Herbert a political trick, outlining expected state revenue impacts and contrasting administration tax receipts with his own past. He spoke in Circleville Lancaster New Lexington and Zanesville, noting ten weeks of policy effect and projected annual losses. Kangaroo young size noted in a separate line.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Thomas J. Herbert
Circleville
Lancaster
City Briefs: Civic Groups Plan Evening Meetings
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra rehearses at 7 30 p m in the senior high music room. American Legion executive committee meets at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home. Real Estate Board monthly session begins 5 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel. Blythe Williams Post meets at 8 p m at the Elks Club on Ninth Ave. Women’s Republican Club holds a campaign rally at 8 p m in the Barnitz Room YMCA Monday.
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Middletown
American Legion
Legion
Blythe-Williams
Elks Club
Ninth Ave
Women’s Republican Club
Barnitz
YMCA
Multiple local meetings and a bridge dedication text
Tuesday notices list Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting at 8 p m at the Hall and Miami Valley Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meetings at 7 30 p m at Post headquarters. A Cancer Clinic opens 7 p m at Middletown Hospital. Hospital Board meets 7 30 p m. Civitan Club gathers at noon at the Manchester Hotel. Hunter-Clark Post VFW meets 8 p m at the Silver Leaf Social Club. 814th Tank Battalion first meeting in new quarters at Aeronca Aircraft Corp at 8 p m. Rotary Club noon talk at Manchester Hotel on The Trouble With Being An American. Middletown Co-Operative Club dinner at Manchester Hotel features Jackson Bosch on court procedure. Middletown High School Alumni meet 8 p m at the Civic Association. West Middletown bridge dedication at 5 30 p m at the east end. Gypsy origin theories cite India as ancestral source for wandering European tribes.
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Hunter-Clark Post
VFW
Silver Leaf
814Th Tank Battalion
Organized Reserve Corps
Aeronca’s Aircraft Corporation
Jay Johnson
Rotary Club
Manchester
Jackson Bosch
Butler County
Middletown
Labor Leaders to Speak at Hamilton Rally
M J Lyden president of the Ohio State Federation of Labor and Phil Hannah secretary will be principal speakers at a labor political rally in Hamilton Ohio Tuesday evening Mayor Edward Beckett state CIO vice president says the meeting aims to acquaint labor union members with all issues of the coming election.
Family Quarrel Ends In Husband's Death
Canton Ohio AP report says a domestic quarrel led to the fatal shooting of Weston B. Crawford 39. Detective Sgt. Burn said Crawford's wife Anne 36 telephoned police reporting she fired at her husband after he struck her. Neighbors described a two hour quarrel before the shooting.
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Canton, O
Weston B. Crawford
Frank J. Burnofsky
Crawford
Anne
Police On The Job in Syracuse Foils Ohio Car Theft Claim
Two Lorain police officers visited Syracuse to pick up a suspect and reported their car stolen. Syracuse police found the vehicle had been impounded for illegal parking in a taxi zone and waived the charge. The officers came to arrest Robert Costron on an abandonment warrant.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Lorain, CO
Vernon Smith
C. E. Bennett
Ohio City
Smith
Bennett
Robert Costron
Lorain
Copperweld steel plant sale near completion
The Warren Ohio plant of Copperweld Steel is being sold to Borg-Warner Corp of Chicago. Value estimated between 20 and 25 million dollars. The facility has nine electric furnaces and can produce up to 484000 tons of high grade steel annually, built in 1939.
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Pittsburgh
Warren, O
Copperweld Steel Company
Borg - Warner Corporation of
Chicago
W. J. MclIivane
Copperweld
Nine more policewomen added to catch subway flirts
NYC report notes nine more attractive policewomen appointed to curb subway flirting after success of three named last year. Leg al Notice No. 1039 details sealed bids for a police patrol and ambulance combination vehicle in Middletown Ohio, with conditions, forms, and bid security.
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New York
Subway
Middletown
Ohio
Department of Police
City of
City Building
City Commission
Marvin D. Clark
Steel Buyers Near Complete Orders for Fourth Quarter
Cleveland AP report notes buyers 未covered for Q4 face slim chances of new tonnage this year as voluntary allocations cut into supply. Steel journal cites cries for more steel from consumers and potential mandatory allocations after the 81st Congress. Production runs at record pace with nine months near 1946 totals. 98% capacity at Cleveland, 95.5% at Pittsburgh, 89.5% in St Louis, largest weekly output since mid 1944.
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Cleveland
Steel Reported
The
Trade Journal
Washington
Congress
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Weirton Steel Donation Boosts College Fund Drive
The United Negro College Fund Drive in Weirton and Steubenville surpassed its goal with 6481.40 dollars raised Friday after a 1750 dollar gift from Weirton Steel Company. Dr Anthony J Major received the check from Thomas E Millsop, the company president and Weirton mayor.
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Weirton
W. Va
United Negro College Fund
Steubenville
Weirton Steel Company
Anthony J. Major
Thomas E. Millsop
Steel Company
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Hospital Board Room
Civitan Club
Middletown High School Alumni Association
Civic Association
West Middletown
Europe
India
Wayne Hill Nursery
Hamilton
Butler
Clinton
Baltimore
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Steel Firm
Howe Motor Co
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Ecru
Kotz
GIBBS
Tuaneye
Ohnston
Turkey
Ralston
Paint Store, Inc
N. Broad
Bill
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Bill Morris
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