Ohio Subversives Probe Meeting Open To Public
Columbus reports the joint committee on subversive activities holds its first public meeting with representatives from the Ohio State Bar Association Defamation League Ohio Education Association Ohio Manufacturers Association NAACP and Ohio CIO invited to provide information and suggestions. The legislature approved $20000 for committee operations and a separate measure to modernize school building codes seeks emergency status to enable $90000000 in contracts.
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Kenneth A. Robinson
Marion
Ohio State Bar Association
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Ohio Manufacturers Association
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
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House
Stock Exchange Board Chairman To Retire Soon
Robert P. Boylan chairman of the Board of Governors of the New York Stock Exchange will retire May 21 when his governor term expires. He has chaired the board four years and served 11 years as governor, last eight consecutively. Elections for his successor and nine other board members are set for May 14. Boylan, a Cincinnati native, joined the exchange in August 1936.
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Robert P. Boylan
New York Stock Exchange
the Stock Exchange
Boylan
Washington
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Cincinnati, O
Boy-lan
Big Board
Advanced First Aid Class Sought By Elyria Red Cross
The Elyria Red Cross chapter reports requests for an advanced First Aid class. Miss Edna Schropp says a few more students are needed to form a full class and urges interested people to contact the chapter office this week. An instructor is available now and a class could start next week.
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Elyria
the Red Cross
Edna Schropp
Disabled Major Faces Deportation Over 1925 Citizenship Error
A 100 percent disabled WWII veteran, Cyril C. Andersen, seeks a federal court order to confirm citizenship after an immigration error in 1925. Although his father naturalized, Andersen and his siblings were mislisted as accompanying his mother, risking possible deportation and loss of pension. No deportation case is active, but a certificate of citizenship may resolve the issue.
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New York
Cyril C. Andersen
Immigration Service
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Andersen
England
Harold
Denmaark
Cyril
Shaughnessy
Leathernecks: Marines receive steel collars in early service
In the early 1800s officers wore steel collars for protection while enlisted men got leather collars. This difference led to the durable nickname Leathernecks still used for Marines today.
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U. S
New Instructors Teach 14 Home Nursing Classes
Fourteen home nursing classes are now in progress taught by registered nurses who completed their instructor's course. Miss Edna Schropp of the Elyria Red Cross reports the updated program with three additional classes led by Mrs. Pearl Murphy across Grafton Elyria Wellington and nearby communities.
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Edna Schropp
Elyria
The
Red Cross
Pearl Murphy
Grafton
Wellington
Taine Ohle's Court Admittance Noted in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram notes Taine Ohle on a Thursday in April 1%t. The brief item records a minor civic or social milestone with no additional details.
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