Ohio Assembly Opens Third Week With New Bills
The 99th General Assembly began its third week in Columbus with numerous new measures and a signal that Republicans may scrutinize even defense related bills. Highlights include a statewide uniform municipal court act, a teacher salary floor, dog racing and pari mutuel betting, and a plan to reduce license tags from two to one with metal tabs to follow in 1952 and 1953. The Senate panel also signaled potential obstacles to so called national defense legislation after hearings involving five state officials.
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Columbus
99Th General Assembly
Senate
Ohio Education Association
House
Joseph M. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Bartunek
Ohio
George Mingle
Lausche
George Marshall
Franklin
Council of Delegates
Ohio State Bar Association
General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph X. Schwartz
Hamilton
Pollock
Robert A. Pollock
Stark
C. I. Powell
Clark
I. E. Baker
Preble
Bureau of Inspection
Ray White
Virgil E. Cramer
Lucas
Ray M. White
Holmes
State Forest Conservation Commission
Forestry Division
Department of Natural Resources
J. Lynch Jr
Mahoning
Assembly
Lynch
Young Stown
Alliance council weighs 10 cent bus fare and new cruisers
Alliance council approved a 10 cent straight fare for three bus routes with seven for 50 cents for students. It also authorized two new police cruisers costing up to 2500 and a 3700 power mower for the park department. A fire depot inspection demand resurfaced as depot concerns linger.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
City Council
Judiciary Committee
A. & M. Transit Lines
Stark Transit Co
Stanley Bus Co
Harley Ewing
Alliance Depot
Nick Trombitias
Albert Fraraccio
Ewing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Union Ave
Miller Ave
Hartshorn
College Sts
Hartshorn St
New York Central
S. McKinley Ave
Eight From Area Join Women's Army Corps
A group of eight women joined the Women’s Army Corps at the local Army and Air Force recruiting station and took the oath administered by First Lt. M. F. Tompkins. They will depart for Fort Lee, Virginia on Friday after a three day pass. The recruits include Beverly Maddock and Gertrude Reikowsky of 907 Shorb Ave NW, Elvira Palmer of Powhatan Point, Pauline Wilson of Kent, Elsie Grumet of Mansfield, and Lettie Baker of Powhatan Point, with two others sworn earlier that day. Four WAFs joined them, bringing the day’s total to 12. Recruits must be 18 to 35.
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Army and
Air Force
M. F. Tompkins
Ft. Lee
Beverly Maddock
Gertrude Reikowsky
Shorb Ave
Elvira Palmer
Powhatan Point
Pauline Wilson
Hudson Rd
Kent
Elsie Grumet
Atchison Ave
Mansfield
Lettie Baker
Tompkins
Wacs
Evelyn Grundy
2Nd St NW
New Philadelphia
Minnie Glenn
Kenmore Ave
Youngstown
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Wafs
Robert Graham Named Officer in Art Group
Alliance leader Robert Graham of Graham & Wagner Inc has been named vice president of the American Institute of Commemorative Art. The first meeting was held in Cleveland with headquarters in New York City. The group aims to restore aesthetics in the monument industry amid concerns the profession has become overly commercialized.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Robert Graham
Graham & Wagner, Inc
American Institute of Commemorative Art
Cleveland
Institute
New York City
Graham
Hospital Head Asks Official's Resignation
Alliance reports hospital superintendent Harry Turbergen demanded the resignation of office manager G. Fred Miller last Saturday. Turbergen cited personal reasons and confirmed by the board executive committee. Miss Bergliot Larsen of Chicago was chosen to fill the position, bringing ten years in hospital work and a six year University of Chicago business administration course.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
G. Fred Miller
Alliance City Hospital
Harry Turbergen
Hospital Board of Trustees
Turbergen
Bergliot Larsen
Chicago
Miss Larsen
University of Chicago
Stark County Civil Defense trains 117 volunteers Monday night
Rural Stark County launches initial training for civilian defense with 117 volunteers at four area schools. Registrations continue tonight at Jackson Township and Marlboro High Schools. Navarre signs 37 volunteers from Beach City Justus Richville area. Total 228 signed. goal 1000 to 1200.
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Stark County
Red Cross
Harry W. Grossglaus
Jackson Township High School
Marlboro High School
Beach City-Justus-Richville
Navarre
Atendance
Edgefield
Reedurban
Hartville
Avondale
Greentown
Middlebranch
Brewster
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Fireman’s Pension Fund
Safety Service
Fire Department
Women’s Army Corps
Defense
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Market
Ee Lephyr
United Parts
Market Ave. N
Tam
Mercury
Ed Sullivan
WEWS
Channel 5
Morris Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Cleveland Ave
Canton, Ohio
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