Income tax to be put to vote in Struthers ballot
Judge Jenkins orders Struthers city income tax proposal on November 7 ballot after petition gathered over 500 valid signatures. The move follows a protest against a tax previously approved by the city council.
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Workman Saves Fellow Employee on Water Tower Fall
In Cleveland Walter Rock of Fremont aged 59 suffered a possible skull fracture when a rope scaffold broke 90 feet up on a water tower yesterday. He plunged 10 feet to a catwalk where Burl Reidling, 22, also of Fremont, grabbed him. Reidling landed on his feet and held Rock until help arrived.
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Mine injures Ohioan sailor in Korean mine incident
Washington AP reports an apprentice seaman from Piney Fork Jefferson County John R Bednar was among 30 Navy personnel injured when the minesweeper Pledge was sunk off the Korean coast on October 12. The extent of Bednar s injuries was not disclosed.
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Food Fish Horizontal vertical crossword clues
Puzzle lists across and down clues including foods fish grid terms and world knowledge. Entries range from meat and minerals to verbs and pronouns with numerous parallel wordplay hints spanning months measures and body parts. The puzzle blends science geography and language while guiding solvers through connections among clues.
Pater Lake funding decision hinges on engineer report
Dr. Charles A. Dambach of the Ohio DNR told the Oxford Kiwanis Club that further Pater Lake development in Southern Butler County awaits available funds and a consultant’s verdict. If the engineer agrees it is a good risk, construction may proceed. otherwise revival will require extensive discussion.
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Soap scandal roils Ohio campaign trail again
NEW PHILADELPHIA AP The campaign touches the use of penal labor in soapmaking as Republican lieutenant governor nominee Dr Eugene Roberts accuses the state administration of ongoing dealings with Mutual Chemical Company Columbus tied to John P Moore. Welfare Director Lamneck says Moore was fired as soap consultant March 1 but notes prior savings from his manufacturing program.
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Parma plant walkout by CIO UAW hits production
In Parma near Cleveland a night shift walkout by about 1,000 workers interrupted Chevrolet production after company suspended George Sweda, Local 1005 president. Sweda says the suspension followed leaflets protesting management delays on union grievances.
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Cincinnati Man Fined for Selling Fake Maple Syrup
Robert Collins Collini, 44, of 507 Milton St Cincinnati, was fined 900 dollars and costs in Magistrate Charles Paullins court in Trenton after pleading guilty to five counts of selling fake maple syrup. The court suspended 450 dollars and Collini was jailed until the remainder is liquidated. Prosecutor was Herbert Walsh. Collini was arrested last week.
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Shrup fraud suspect sold product in Ohio region
Deputy Sheriff reports i by James Greenfield selling the shrup to retailer in Trenton and Ex cello. State Food Inspectors warned to watch for him. Walter Vollmer, food inspector in Cincinnati, says the shrup was artificial flavoring water and sugar, sometimes only water and sugar. Collins previously fined $500 in Hamilton County for a similar offense and ordered to restitution of $180 to a Trenton grocer. Police seek a second man named Adolph Flowers. over 200 gallons allegedly sold in Southern and Western Ohio.
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Rent Rise Authorized for Portage County Landlords
Area rent director Virgil Robers of Akron has authorized Portage County landlords to raise rents by 15 percent if no rent adjustment has been received since June 30, 1947.
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