Tax Ripper Advances in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio House moved to passage the administration’s tax reform bill creating a state taxation department and a three member Board of Appeals with power over tax administration. It would replace the Tax Commission and set a four year tax commissioner salary of 6900 and five year Board terms at 5000. The measure awaits Senate action and possible conference committee review amid ongoing budget talks and related public pension and education board proposals.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Tax Commission
Bricker
House Finance Committee
House
Board of Appeals
Senate
Boards of Revision
Common Pleas Court
State Supreme Court
Parole Board
Pardon and Parole Commission
Judiciary Committee
R. R. Bangham
Clinton
Bangham
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Miami
E. N. Dietrich
Bucyrus
House Welfare Committee
George Marshall
R. Franklin
Brighten Your Bedroom For Spring Stitchery Parade
A local notice advertises Spring decorating with blue bird cross stitch motifs. Pattern 6367 offers four motifs and two sizes with color schemes and materials. send ten cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept. The rest lists multiple social visitas and travels of residents in Ohio towns over the weekend.
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Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Recodifying Corporation Statutes to Aid Reorganizations
A report notes efforts to recodify corporate statutes to streamline bankruptcy reorganizations. Lawmakers consider reforms aimed at clarifying procedures and enhancing efficiency for financially distressed firms navigating court proceedings.
Columbia News Notes Roundup of School Programs and Local Notices
Columbia reports a line up of school events led by freshmen and sophomores presenting Ferdinand the Bull plus a Dorothy Christensen piano solo and several cowboy songs by local teens. The PTA announces The World's Fair Frolic vaudeville at town hall on April 20. Birthdays, visits, and moves are listed, including Harriet Schuer, Iris Bartter, and Ivan Bartier. illness and a Canada trip are noted alongside garden club plans for April 18.
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Columbia
Ferdinand the Bull
Dorothy Christensen
Robert Harrington
John Miller
Bob Johnson
Chester Duploga
Harriet Schuer
Emma Johnson
Geraldine Parker
Bertha Rogers
Parent-Teacher Association
Town Hall
Elyria
George Easley
Columbia Garden Club
P. W. Heineman
Stuart
Iris Bartter
Massillon
Minn
Bartier
Lincoln Electric Company
Cleveland
William Swanser
Herbert Herold
Boston Road
Manuel Herold
Leslie Ring
Memorial Hospital
J. J. Prindle
Walter Chambers
Oregon
Ruth Hathaway
Lakewood
John Layton
Willoughby
Death summons two retired National Tube workers
Funeral services will be held in Lorain for two retired National Tube Company employees who died yesterday after a short illness. Andrew J. Hessler, 80, an early Lorain plant worker retired on pension in 1925, leaves a widow two sons and a daughter. Vincent Sklarek, 70, a 32 year Lorain resident active in Nativity Church and the Alliance of Poles Lodge, leaves a wife five sons and five daughters. Services set for Friday and Saturday mornings.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Andrew J. Hessler
Vincent Sklarek
Nativity Church
Alliance of Poles Lodge
Local social notes from LaPorte area events
Wimsted visitors at Rev. and Mrs. Hughes home Sunday. Rita Johnson attended a Berea birthday party. John Crum plans more poultry houses. Easter dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Burnett with guests. Rev. Hughes to lead church sermon at 9:45. Beverly Jean Leimwebber baptized at grandparents’ home. Father and son banquet set for April 19 at 6:45. Kiwanis dinner served by Ladies Aid at Be rea. Hughes to speak at W C T U meeting April 12 in LaPorte.
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Wimsted
Hughes
Rita Johnson
Berea
John Crum
Lawrence Burnett
Weir Muler
John
Jesse Burnett
Katie Darrah
Thomas Hughes
Beverly Jean
Walter Leimwebber
Valley City
Kiwanis Club
Hennie. LaPorte
Easter Church Service and Upcoming Altruist Class Event
The Altruist class of the Baptist Sunday school will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Arsdale on Saturday night April 29. A nice Easter service was held at the Baptist church last Sunday with a combined church and Sunday school service. Music featured a solo by W. D. Krause, selections by the male quartet, a number by Asses Virginia Putt Iris Margaret and Ruth Bartter and a song by Mrs. Alen Smith's Junior class led by Marion Stearns Helen Bartter Shirley Van Arsdale Consuela Stinchcomb Doris Cole Doris Klaas Eileen Putt Wilbur Hitchcock Glenn Cousins Delbert Glass and Robert Henke trained by Mr. George Easley. The Easter sermon on The Victorious Christ was delivered by Rev. Harold Landon.
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Baptist Sunday School
Glenn van Arsdale
The
Baptist Church
W. D. Krause
Asses
Virginia Putt
Iris
Margaret
Ruth Bartter
Alen Smith
Marion Stearns
Helen Bartter
Shirley van Arsdale
Consuella Stinchcomb
Doris Cole
Doris Klaas
Eileen Putt
Wilbur Hitchcock
Glenn Cousins
Delbert Glass
Robert Henke
Brrs
George Easley
Christ
Harold Landon
American Mother of 1939 Honored in Wooster Ohio
Mrs Elias Compton of Wooster Ohio named American Mother of 1939 by the Golden Rule Foundation. Her three sons include Prof Arthur Holly Compton of the University of Chicago Nobel Prize laureate in Physics in 1927 and a daughter active in missionary education.
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Wooster
Ohio
Elias Compton
Golden Rule Foundation
MIT’s Karl Compton and Wilson Compton Connected Figures
Karl T. Compton of MIT and Wilson M. Compton of the National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association are named as related figures with Mrs. Mary Rice, listed as a missionary in India, identified as their daughter.
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Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wilson M. Compton
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Mary Rice
India
Acme
Sisters Teach 90 Years of High School Service
Plattsburgh New York area at a local high school marks 90 years of teaching by two Barker sisters. Grace E Barker advances to vice principal and retires after 50 years. Gertrude Barker completes a 40 year career.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Grace E. Barker
Gertrude
Fifty Thousand Mountain Flowers Planted in Moscow Park
A Moscow park will receive fifty thousand mountain flowers planted to brighten the area. City planners expect the program to boost local greenery and attract visitors during the upcoming planting season.
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Moscow
Russia
More American Cars Seen in Romania Than a Year Ago
Auto observers report an increase in American automobile presence in Romania compared with the previous year, signaling growing imports or local demand for U.S. vehicles.
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Rumania
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