Ohio Assembly Prepares To Hear Lausche
Columbus Ohio January 9 AP the Ohio legislature cleared its checks to start receiving bills and to hear Governor Lausche's message He will address a joint session at 11 a m The message outlines goals for his third term Leaders haven't indicated how the program will fare Senators said they would be ready to start introducing proposed laws after convening Representatives may follow suit Fess objected to committee appointments highlighting seniority and chairmanships He named Esther Hardy as education chairman and criticized several other chair assignments The outbreak of party factionalism and recalls of past favoritism frame the opening week in Columbus
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Senate House
Senate
House
Gordon Renner
Hamilton
Lowell Fess
Greene
Saxbe
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
William Saxbe
Champaign
Congress
Fess
Esther R. Hardy
Sandusky
Fremont
Polio Fund Drive Committees Named
Logan D. Burd announced committee chairs for the March of Dimes drive. Special gifts Dan Belden. churches Rev J H Satterfield Rt Rev Msgr G N Habig Rabbi George Lieberman. schools Harold H Eisibling. labor James O Patterson. theaters Mrs Bernard Rodgers Mrs Leroy Schirack. athletics Leo Berger. HQ at 208 3rd St SW donated by Ernest Cohen. Canton grill at 137 Walnut Ave NE to donate receipts Saturday 3 to 5 PM with Seckler's German band during fund collection. Joint labor committee to meet at HQ Thursday 7 PM.
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Dan Belden
J. H. Satterfield
G. N. Habig
George Lieberman
Harold H. Eisibling
James O. Patterson
Bernard Rodgers
Leroy Schirack
Leo Berger
3Rd St
W.C.T.U
Ernest Cohen
Patterson
Canton Grill
Walnut Ave
Seckler
Joint Labor Committee
Optimist Club hears biographical sketch of Benjamin Franklin
Attorney Fred W. Gates of Massillon described the life and times of the young Benjamin Franklin during a Monday noon meeting at the Onesta Hotel. The talk included excerpts from Poor Richard's Almanac.
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Fred W. Gates
Massillon
Benjamin Franklin
Optimist Club
Onesta Hotel
Richard
Ad offers 49c Petersons Ointment for itchy pimples relief
An ad promotes Petersons Ointment for irritated skin with pimples, itching, and red blotches. It claims fast relief from smarting and itching, improves skin appearance and feel, and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Peterson
Ten Most Wanted Add Bent Jr on FBI List
The FBI added Joseph Franklin Bent Jr to the ten most wanted criminals list. A fugitive since May 29 after escaping Gretna Louisiana jail, Bent is tied to multiple armed robberies and auto thefts across Louisiana California Minnesota and Kansas. He once served as a fireman and favors fishing while avoiding capture.
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Ashington
FBI
Joseph Franklin Bent Jr
Bent
Gretna
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Bent’s Description of Suspect in Texas Connections
FBI bulletin details Bent, 23, 6’1”, 164 lbs with a slender build and brown hair and eyes. He bears multiple facial and body scars, has a ruddy complexion, hangs in taverns, and is described as resentful when ordered. He is believed armed and prone to shoot rather than be arrested.
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Bent
FBI
Delta Gammas Pledge Susie a Three Year Old Helper
Delta Gamma sorority girls pledged Susie Ferry a German shepherd dog to their Ohio State University chapter last night. The 3 year old dog guides her blind mistress Miss Jacqueline Ferry of Granville to all her classes, a token gesture in a lighthearted article.
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Olumbus
Susie Ferry
Ohio State University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Susie
Jacqueline Ferry
Granville, O
Iowa firm makes corn husking pegs for hand harvest
Des Moines report notes Shenandoah Raidt Mfg Co. continues to produce about 40 items including husking pegs and hooks used for hand corn husking, a niche in a market dominated by modern corn pickers. The company is viewed as one of the last manufacturers of such equipment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Raidt Mfg Co
Enlistment Ration System Announced By U S Air Force
The U S Air Force will ration enlistments to about 1 000 volunteers daily for indoctrination at Lackland AFB Texas, with a second center planned at Sampson AFB New York. Areas get quotas 170 215 140 120 245 110, exceptions for veterans or those with two or more years of college.
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U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Sampson Air Force Base
New York
Fairchild Workers Idle as Pay Dispute Halts C119 Production
In Hagerstown Maryland workers at Fairchild Aircraft remain idle while union pickets press for a merit based pay plan. The walkout idled 5200 workers, stopping production of the C119 troop carrier. The stalemate continues with hostile blame between Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers.
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Fairchild
Hagerstown
Fairchild Aircraft
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp
C.I.O. United Auto Workers
Don’t fool yourself about fire insurance
Urges readers to carry enough fire insurance to cover major replacement costs. Warns that underinsuring leaves home or business at risk if a fire destroys property. Credits contact details for Auren son with phone number 50203.
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Aurenson
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