Peak Year Expected for 1948 Butler County Fair
Reports from statewide county fair officials foretell 1948 as a peak year with record crowds at the Ohio State Fair. Butler County Agricultur al Society Chairman M. E. Murray and fair directors share the view, as 4-H exhibits and junior superintendents prepare for a large program starting September 26.
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M. E. Murray
Butler County Agricultural Society
Butler County
Robert K Farst
Ethel Irwin
Ross Township
Shirley Jones
Madison Township
June Stock
St. Clair Township
Evelyn Hart
Hanover Township
Patty Wardell
Union Township
Robert Coleman
Dale Garner
Reily Township
Donald Mathis
Ronald Halsey
Liberty Township
Gerald Bardon
Reily
Harvey Seeger
Barton Truster
Fairboard
Oregon grape crowned oldest state flower choice
The state selects the Oregon grape as its historic state flower citing fossil leaves showing the plant has inhabited the region for more than 39 million years. The finding ties the symbol to a long natural history and a lasting regional identity.
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Oregon
Gold as Global Anchor for Sound Currency, Pulse in Prices
The passage argues that gold price discrepancies across countries threaten currency stability, claiming that a universal exchange rate is achievable only if gold underpins exchange. It asserts gold’s enduring trust as the basis for a sound currency and predicts higher gold prices as a result of price gaps.
Woman Traffic Officer Targeted by insult Leads to Jail
In Pittsburgh, William McMeeking was jailed for disorderly conduct after calling a woman police officer a flat foot floogie. The target was Mrs. Dorothy Patricelli, a female traffic officer, and the incident prompted the arrest.
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Pittsburgh
William McMeeking
McMeeking
Dorothy Patricelli
Woman Drives Through Tunnel Trains Chase Pittsburg Tunnel
An out of town woman driving to Steubenville and East Liverpool rammed into the Mt. Washington street car tunnel. She rode over track ties as two street cars trailed and stopped by railway workers. She compared the ride to driving on rough local streets. A Civil War note recalls New York state sent 484 260 soldiers.
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Pittsburgh
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Mt. Washington
Smithfield Street Bridge
New York State
Edda Ciano Denies Swiss Marriage Rumor
Edda Ciano rejected reports that she wed in Zurich last November amid Italian and Swiss papers gossiping that she married Count Baruboli or possibly Pietro Capuano. Capuano accompanied her on arrival from Milan, and she spoke to the press through him after leaving internment.
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Rome
Edda Ciano
Switzerland
Zurich
Baruboli
Baraboli
Pietro Capuano
Capri Vila
Edda
Capuano
Milan
Mussoelini
Gaeleazzo Ciano
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HanSai
Mass
Euduro
Armstrong
Butler Tile & Flooring CO
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Yiakes Best
Sorte 4
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Loop Shell
Sears
J. C. Higgins
S. Main ST
DOT Prune
Kellogg's
Oxydol
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Reynolds Pure Aluminum
DOT
Charmin
Pence’s Food Market
Grand Ave
Cmpbell
Wryi
Diamond Corre
Pip. le
TIP Toe
Trimble's Grocery
Baltimore St
Nori
Michigan
Grove
Bistanco's Market
Central Ave
Bill's Market
P. Vitori
Fernwood & Plymouth
Mayfield
Dottea Bags
Seiler's Market
Baltimore and Jacoby
Wombold Bros. Grocery
Welling Food Market
Vanness St
Manchester Rd
Lane's
Yankee Rd
Oxford State Road
H. Callahan
Blue Ball Groc. Cor
Blue Ball Pike
Flint's Grocery
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