Sketches of Candidates for State and Local Offices
The Chronicle Telegram presents sketches of candidates for state senate district offices and district rep and Ohio Senate seats. Incumbent Walter B. Huber and Willam H. Ayres face unopposed May primary routes for Congress from the 14th district. Huber is Akron based, veteran ally, and Ayres runs a heating equipment business. For the 27th-28th Ohio Senate seats, three candidates appear in the May primary: Republican Ralph A. Winter, Republican Charles Mosher, and Democrat Thomas Hastings, with two seats to be filled in November. Winter is a Medina County attorney and tax expert. Mosher is Oberlin News-Tribune publisher. Hastings works for National Tube Company in Elyria.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Congress
Ohio
14Th
Walter B. Huber
Willam H. Ayres
Huber
Akron
House of Representatives
Vetera
Joint
House
Senate
Europe
Near East
Ayres
Ralph A. Winter
Charles Mosher
Thomas £. Hastings
Ohio Senate
Ashland
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Winter
Lodi
Medina County
Wadsworth and Lefroy
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cleveland Law School
Mosher
Oberin News-Tribune
DeKalb County
Illinois
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Buckeye Press Association
Hastings
Elyria
National Tube Company
Thomas, Jr
United States Military Academy
Free Book Offers Rheumatism Guidance From Clinic
A notice from Excelsior Springs Missouri on April 17 promotes a free book titled Rheumatism from The Ball Clinic. The brochure argues drugs only provide temporary relief and explains how to obtain lasting relief, with no obligation to write. Readers are urged to mail to The Ball Clinic Dept 1908 to receive the enlarged book.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Adv
Value of dairy products in uniform vitamin A value
Research on cow feeds shows the carotene level in ration affects milk and butter vitamin A content. Feasibility studies indicate it may be possible to produce milk products with consistent vitamin A value throughout the year.
Illinois primary gains cited in Washington briefing
Washington commentary argues the Illinois Republican primary results, including Everett Dirksen's near-term advantage and strong GOP showing in rural towns, may mislead about fall outcomes. It notes farm-price declines, Brannan's figures, and contrasts with Truman promises, urging caution in reading primary momentum.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Scott Lucas
Everett Idirksen
Illiois
Guy George Gabrielson
Cook County
C. Wayland
Curly) Brooks
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Brooks
Illinois
Dirksen
Charles
Brannan
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Truman
Middle West
Iowa farmers and the 1952 political split
The author notes Democratic triumphs in Iowa against expectations and compares to 1920 price collapses. He warns a Republican victory by disaffected farmers could shift policy, risk stalemate, and empower isolationist factions while the White House remains Democratic. Copyright 1950 United Feature Syndicate.
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Iowa
Warren Harding
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
White House
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Valley City Birth Announces Daughter for Higham Family
A daughter was born Friday April 14 at Medina hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Higham. Easter dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arick and Joan in the Orlin Wolfe home in Medina. Edward Hammon visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Foster in Medina over the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Richards and Tommy joining Easter Day supper.
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Valley City
Ray Higham
Medina Hospital
Earl Arick
Joan
Orlin Wolfe
Medina
Edward Hammon
Dick Foster
Gordon Richards
Tommy
Easter Weekend Socials and Local Gatherings Reported
Westview guests and area families shared Easter and spring visits in Cleveland Lodi and Berea. Attendees included the Richards Arick Schoenberger and Arnold families with multiple relatives. A VFW Auxiliary pot luck at the Community House led to card games after a supper. A senior class play Mystery at Midnight was staged at the school auditorium. Much Work for Little Lawrence notes a mass burglary in Mass. businesses with $99 stolen.
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J. A.richards
Westview
Cliff Arick
Neil Wise
Cleveland
Arena
Clem Zacharias
Billi Schafer
Miss Kutsko
Karl Zacharias
Lodi
Myrtle Watson
Dave Myers
Esther Jo Schoenberger
Bowling Green University
Russell Schoenberger
Howard Arnold
Barbara
Chuck
Berea
Donna Jo
Farr Arnold
Auxilliary
VFW Post
Roger Carey
Joan
Plain City
Paul Steck
Kenmore
N. Y
W. F. Steck
Bill Stout
Sheffield Lake
Charlie Stout
Donald Parfitt
Garden Club
Church Hall
Karl Avery
W. PF. Steck
Ella Yost
Harry Bauer
H. Lewis
C. Kemrite
C. Martin
J. Bauer
Frank Weidner
Ivan Kemp
Abbeyville
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Greace S.may
Comenu Business Central
Chicago A
Real Cleaners
Middle Ave
Elyria, Ohio
Marquis Childs
Broad Street
Neisner’s
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Chile
Videla
Pan-American Union
International Soundphoto
Little Lawrence
Mass
Wagner
Bendix
Magnavox
R. C. A. Victor
Sparton
Hoover
Broad ST
Jooven
Spike's Market
Lorain County
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