Lausche Hints Woman Senator Possible for Ohio Supreme Court
Governor Lausche at a Geauga Lake rally hinted Miss Margaret A. Mahoney may be appointed to the Ohio Supreme Court to fill a vacancy from Judge Edward C. Turner’s death. Mahoney, Cleveland attorney, was among 14 endorsed by the Democratic state committee. Middleton is GOP endorsed for the seat.
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Margaret A. Mahoney
Ohio Senate
Ohio Supreme Court
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Geauga Lake Park
Edward C. Turner
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Republican State Executive Committee
Henry A. Middleton
Toledo
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Taft
Ferguson
Truman
Columbus
Ohio Labor League
Bankers Attend 75th American Bankers Convention
Middletown bankers join peers from every state at the Waldorf Astoria in New York for the opening of the 75th American Bankers Association Convention. Local figures include Russell Leath erwax of Oglesby Barnitz Bank Calvin W Verity and J F Mulligan of First National Bank. The session runs until Wednesday.
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
American Bankers’ Association
Russell Eatherwax
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
Calvin W. Verity
J. F. Mulligan
First National Bank
Franklin church to host covered dish supper
Members of the First Baptist Church in Franklin will hold a covered dish supper Monday at 6 30 p m in the church.
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Franklin
First Baptist Church
Sertoma to Hear Jackson Bosch Speaker in Middletown
Jackson Bosch of Hamilton, Butler County prosecutor, will address the Middletown Sertoma Club tomorrow night at 6 30 p.m. The meeting at the Manchester Hotel is announced by program chairman Vincent Sisson.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Sertoma Club
Vincent Sisson
Manchester Hotel
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Butler County Court House
Jackson Lane
Mayfield
Valley View
County Commissioners
Thomas H. Feltz
Unemployment Claims Dip in Lebanon Office Report
In the Lebanon office of the Employment Center claims mirrored a national trend with about 490 weeks of unemployment compensation claimed at an average 103 per week. Eighteen new claims were filed in the month, indicating low turnover in Warren county while employment activities increased and several employers received new workers. The U S Defense Department telephone exchange in Washington handles 225 000 inside and 90 000 outside calls daily.
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Lebanon
Martha Gray
Warren County
U. S. Defense Department Telephone Exchange
Washington
October 3 Set As Fly Free Planting Date
Warren county farmers are advised to plant winter wheat after October 3 to avoid Hessian Fly damage. County Agent Berman Ross says the pest threat drops to nearly zero then, with cycles showing fall spawning and spring larvae that injure young shoots. Butler Vigo varieties remain highly recommended alongside Butler Trumbull and Thorne.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Berman Ross
Ross
Ohio State University
Butler
Ohio
Trumbull
Thorne
Sunset Boulevard and Oscar Talk in a Broadway Light
A nostalgic critique blends film talk and fashion with theater gossip. The writer jokes about Capote Brando and Einstein, praises Sunset Boulevard, and notes Oscar sentimentality while mentioning accidents and a Korean wedding anecdote.
Round Collar Styles Highlight Fall '50 Shirt Line
Fashion notes predict new rounded point collars in plain and button down cuts for Fall. Medium and wide spread collars including fused collars are emphasized with stripes and miniature checks expected as firsts.
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