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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1950

Page

6

Ohio primary may shift as Democrats outnumber Republicans

In Columbus and statewide, Democratic voters led by H Ebright may challenge Republican treasurer candidates and oppose Gov. Frank Lausche in the May 2 primary. Observers see potential upsets as rivals like James Rhodes and Michael DiSalle loom, while Salient favorites include Senator Taft and Joseph Ferguson amid a tight race.

Columbus H. Ebright Treas Frank J Lausche Ohio Joseph T. Ferguson Robert A. Taft Ebright James A. Rhodes Michael V. DiSalle Toledo Don Margin Ferguson

Taft Unopposed in Republican Primary Amid Low GOP Interest

Election officials note Taft faces no Republican opposition, hinting the usual GOP vote surge may shift. In Ohio, registration growth in Cuyahoga County could boost Democratic turnout, with Cleveland-area enthusiasm for the eight corner race. Ohio voters total around 350,000 Democrats and 400,000 Republicans at primaries, with roughly 350,000 Democrats in northern counties. Officials expect possible party shift and a jury of independents among 39 primary losers aiming for fall ballots. incumbents mostly seek re election.

Taft Cuyahoga County Ohio Cleveland U. S Ebright

Taxes On Travel and Politicians Highlight Historic Tax Odds

A 19th century North Carolina note describes the distribution of taxes on transit fares to local state and federal governments and recalls 1860 levies on items including beaver nuts gold headed canes harps watches and politicians.

Fces North Carolina

Badlands name origins and early explorers

Badlands in South Dakota derived from a Sioux term Mako Sica meaning bad lands. Early French trappers and American settlers described the area amid harsh dust and silt. The name acknowledgment connects Indigenous terminology to settler translations.

Badlands South Dakota

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