Congressmen Seek Details on Ohio Redistricting
Ohio Republicans in the House want copies of redistricting bills and an opportunity to testify. Representative McGregor says they will analyze the proposals with Betts and McCulloch before the full 15 member group reviews them. Census data show only four districts meet the President's population guidance, with Cleveland’s 22nd largest and Columbus’ 5th smallest, potentially affecting an at large seat.
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Washington
Ohio
McGregor
Roscoe Walcott
Senate
Ohio Republican House
Betts
McCulloch
National House
Census Bureau
Truman
Cincinnati
Hess
Elston
Brown
Hays
Cleveland
Bolton
Clevenger
Bender
DeWitt Clinton Breaks Ground for Ohio Canal System
At Licking Summit near New ark Governor DeWitt Clinton of New York turned the first spadeful of dirt for the Ohio canal system on July 4, 1825.
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Licking Summit
Newark
DeWitt Clinton
New York
Wednesday Luncheon Club Marks 11th Year
The Wednesday Luncheon Club, an informal group with no officers dues minutes or formal name, met for its 11th annual gathering at the Phillis Wheatley home. Raymond Brown Harold H Eibling and Oscar Ritchey spoke while no minutes were kept of the talk as is their practice.
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Phillis Wheatley
Mingo Junction Questions Size
Jefferson County Prosecutor Casmir J. Borkowski seeks Attorney General O Neil ruling on whether Mingo Junction must elect city or village officials this year after census showed population below 5 000. Filing petitions due Feb. 7 for May primary. status hinges on official proclamation from Washington.
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Columbus
Casmir J. Borkowski
Jefferson County
C. William O’neil
Mingo Junction
Secretary of State
Washington
Portsmouth Judge Hints On Liquor Director Talk
A puzzled 42 year old Portsmouth municipal judge in Columbus. Judge Kenneth Cranston says he has not been approached about becoming state liquor director despite rumors. Governor Lausche noted Cranston has been recommended and is being considered for the post as Cranston returns to Portsmouth.
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Columbus
Portsmouth
Kenneth Cranston
Judge Cranston
Frank J. Lausche
Cranston
Lausche
Vivien Kellems Wins Tax Penalty Refund Verdict
A federal jury in Connecticut ruled Vivien Kellems was entitled to recover penalties seized from her bank accounts for not withholding income taxes from her firm’s employees. The decision covered $6,133 from tax collector John J. Fitzpatrick and left $1,685 against the government undecided. The judge earlier ruled the withholding law constitutional and the case tests its validity.
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Washington
Connecticut
Vivien Kellems
the Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
Miss Kellems
Carroll C. Hincks
New Haven
David
Truman
Kellems
John J. Fitzpatrick
Internal Revenue
Hincks
Louisville C of C Plans Installation of Officers
Bernard Schrader will be installed as president of the Louisville Chamber of Commerce at the annual banquet in the Paradise Reformed Church in Louisville on January 31. Schrader is general manager of Wagener Stream Pumps Co. Other officers to be installed include Wayne Christensen as vice president James Mottice as treasurer and H Joseph Zwick as secretary. Jacob H Soehnsen and Russell Yoder elected to the board of directors. The present board includes Russel Strausser Gerald Paumier C C Shoemaker Francis Bresson Elmer Hudson Warren Smith and Steve Thomas. Professor Traut vocational training manager Hoover Co will be guest speaker.
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Bernard Schrader
Louisville Chamber of Commerce
Paradise Reformed Church
Louisville
Schrader
Wagener Stream Pumps Co
Wayne Christensen
James Mottice
H. Joseph Zwick
Jacob H. Soehnsen
Russell Yoder
Russel Strausser
Gerald Paumier
C. C. Shoemaker
Big-Game Dinner Hosted by Nazir Grotto in Masonic Temple
About 600 people attended the Nazir Grotto Past Monarchs Association second annual big-game dinner in the Masonic Temple. Meat from moose elk antelope and mountain sheep was provided by J. F Helmerich and companions after a 28 day Wyoming Rockies hunt. William R. Pringle of Cleveland then spoke on peculiarities of the presidents.
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Past Monarchs Association of
Nazir Grotto
Masonic Temple
J. F Helmerich
Wyoming Rockies
William R. Pringle
Cleveland
Ohio Masonry
U S Hits Erickson for 2 Million Tax Bill
New York January 25 AP jailed gambler Frank Erickson faces a 2 258 349 unpaid income tax bill with liens on assets in Manhattan Brooklyn and Queens. He is serving two years at Rikers Island on 599 counts of bookmaking and conspiracy and was fined 30 000. Erickson headed a 12 5 million a year bookie syndicate until raids last May. He testified his income once averaged 100 000 a year.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Erickson
Rikers Island Penitentiary
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Coney Island
Park Avenue
U. S. Senate
Two Architects Granted Registration in Ohio Study
The Ohio Board of Examiners of Architects announced 32 new registrations after exams last September. Names include Charles E. Firestone II of Canton, Harold W. Goetz of Middletown, William E. Helser of Lima, Lewis D. Klein of Akron, James F. Knapp of New Philadelphia, George T. Smith of Youngstown, and Joseph Tuchman of Akron.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Examiners of Architects
Charles E. Firestone II
Cleveland Ave NW
Canton
Harold W. Goetz
N. Mainst
Middletown
William E. Helser
W. Judson Ave
Youngstown
Joseph Tuchman
Upper Merriman Dr
Axkron
Robertsville Grange Oyster Supper Planned Friday Night
Robertsville Grange announces an oyster supper in the grange hall Friday night with dues to be collected onsite. Organizers invite members and neighbors to attend and support the local group.
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Robertsville Grange
Grange
Belmont Stamping Plant Sold to Ridge Tool of Elyria
Belmont Stamping and Enameling Co stockholders in New Philadelphia accepted Ridge Tool Co bid from Elyria to purchase the plant. The amount was not disclosed but described as the highest among several, with prior offers over one million dollars. I. F. Sales Co, linked to Ridge Tool, has leased part of the Belmont building.
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New
Philadelphia
Belmont Stamping & Enameling Co
Ridge Tool Co
Elyria
I. F. Sales Co
Belmont
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