Taft Bricker Brewster Attack Truman in Ohio Rally
At a banquets of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women in Columbus three key Republican senators Taft Bricker and Brewster blasted the Truman administration cutting most of its program while vowing to keep opposing spending The talk covered price controls universal military training Brannan plan and socialized medicine with Bricker warning of national bankruptcy if Taft is not reelected in 1950 and Brown urging the party to unite for Taft.
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Olumbus
Truman
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Owen Brewster
Maine
Ohio Federation of Republican
Taft
Congress
Ohioan
Brannan
Senate
Federation
Brewster
Bricker
Republican Party
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Republican National Committee
Ray Bliss
Akron
G.O.P. State Committee
Joseph R. Farrington
Hawaii
National Federation of Republican Women’s Club
Speakers Cite Need For Taft in Senate
In Columbus on May 17 the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's convention urged reelecting Bob Taft to the Senate. Taft said he would be happier with a victory and noted he would still lead the party even if defeated. About 1,000 guests heard a preview of the 1950 campaign as the session touched on the gubernatorial race.
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Columbus
Bob Taft
Senate
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s
Taft
Tor A. W. Fabry
City Hall
Ohio Power Co
John Lehman
Carl F. Klein
Klein
Wooster Taxis To Get Meters And New Rates
Wooster city officials approve a metered taxi plan to start July 1 with rates set at 30 cents for the first three quarters of a mile and 5 cents for each additional quarter. Council also cooperates with the Ohio Department of Highways on state routes, vacates an alley between Mulberry and Grant streets, and accepts Mayor Hillen's April fines report of 1139 dollars.
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Wooster
Mulberry and
Grant Sts
Francis Hillen
Columbiana Official Quits Hits Health Law
Columbiana County Board of Health to meet to appoint a successor to Dr. B. B. McGuire who resigned as health commissioner citing weakness in Ohio health laws. He regretted leaving but noted six cases showing law gaps hindered public health work and hoped for future changes.
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Lisbon
Columbiana
Mrs Rutledge Cross-Examined In Triangle Murder Case
Mrs Sydney Rutledge returns to the witness stand for more cross examination in the Triangle murder case. She testifies about alleged drinking and boating parties with Byron Hartman, the man slain in a hotel room, and describes an incident in St Louis after which her husband is alleged to have met Hartman. She recalls hearings of money discussed to keep Hartman away, and Hartman pursuing her by telephone.
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Leta June Wallingford
Fremont
Neb
Leta
Ted Wallingford
Chicago
Red Cross
Leesburg
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Wallingford
Cedar Rapids, In
Sydney Rutledge
Byron C. Hartman
St. Louis
Robert C. Rutledge Jr
Hattman
Ing
Rutledge
Hartman
Law To Govern Solicitation of Picture Orders
Fifteen ordinances were passed by Canton council in one hour including rules on photo solicitation. One ordinance governs photographers operations for mail, phone, or in person sales with a 35 dollar annual license per firm and a 5 dollar fee per solicitor plus a 1000 dollar bond and 20 to 500 dollar fines.
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Canton
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G.O.P
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Stephen Young
Bender
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Aytingg
Alsco
Lenin
Aluminum
Gail
Mahoning Rd. NF
Bile Way
Washington
Atlanta
Detroit
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Airport
Tilly Tylers
Canton Hardware
Fourth St. NW
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