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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

9

GOP nominees in Ohio governor race battle for support

In Columbus three Republicans vie for the gubernatorial nomination: Thomas Herbert Roscoe Walcutt and Charles Taft. The winner faces Governor Lausche in November as salary raises loom and a U S Senate appointment race colors the contest.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche Thomas J. Herbert Senate Roscoe Walcutt Cincinnati Charles P. Taft George Nye John W Brown Medina Fred J. Milligan Westerville George W. Woodling Rocky River General Assembly United States Robert A. Taft State Senate Western Reserve University France William Howard Taft Taft State Department Mittee Franklin County Otterbein College Walcutt Democratic Party Lausche Herbert Don Ebright Ohio State University John W. Bricker Commerce Fenn College Cleveland Western Reserve University Law School House of Representatives

New Spring Home Items Include Slipcovers and Lazy Susan

New York files report several spring redecorating products. Slipcovers for flower pots called Pot-o-Loons use vinyl plastic in multiple sizes, distributed by Mason and Sullivan. A wrought iron lazy susan with two or three tiers aims to free table space. Colorful wood stain Color Grain promises fadeproof, washable jewel tones. Martin Senour's color visualizer helps preview room colors. New non-allergy baby blankets, a plastic rain muff, and Kozee Komfort infant fabrics are also highlighted.

United Press New York S. W. Brunner Flushing N. Y Mason and Sullivan 28Th Ave Nancy China, Inc China Adelphi Paint and Color Works, Inc Ozone Park Martin Senour Baby

Clarksfield Servicemen News Highlights Local Leave

Pfc Richard Kelley and Raymond Searight are on 24 day leaves at parental homes before reporting to Camp Kilmer New Jersey. N L Dick completed a three month post clerkship in Amarillo Texas and Raymond finished a similar course in Ruston Louisiana. Both entered service together and trained at Sampson Field New York. Warren Local reports for Army.

Clarksfield Richard Kelley Raymond Searight Army Air Force Laurence Kelleys Daniel Searights Camp Kilmer N. J. Dick Amarillo Tex Raymond Ruston Sampson Field Warren Army

New Jersey Vote Reactions Highlight Political Spotlight

Radiophoto from Paris shows Eisenhower with a Newark crowd and GOP leader George Becker noting The Winner who defeated Taft. The article also lists military training plans, local Grange activities, baptisms, Easter services, and community notices from Clarksfield and surrounding areas.

New Jersey Paris Dwight D. Eisenhower Newark N. J George B. Becker GOP Robert A. Taft Ohio International

Oberlin Women Sponsor Town Meeting on National Issues

The League of Women Voters of Oberlin hosts a town meeting titled A Citizen's View of 52 in Sturges Hall at 8:15 p.m. The panel features Mrs Blair Stewart, Sheldon Wolin, Rev Chave McCracken, Charles A. Mosher, Leonard Barr, and moderator Jeffrey Aner. A question period and poll follow.

League of Women Voters of Oberlin Sturges Hall

Oberlin Residents Rate Issues For National League Ballots

Residents rate top concerns ahead of LWV ballot submission to Washington. Volunteers include Mrs Paul Senned and Mrs Grover L Severs planning committee members with others assisting. Miss Arthur Weiss handles radio features. Thurston Menning and Mrs B W Dennison contribute publicity. Hugh Robertson and others assist with newspaper outreach. In Knoxville a man named Bull Braden lost control of his car tipping into an embankment causing serious injuries.

Oberlin LWV Washington, D. C Paul Senned Grover L. Severs Clifford Cook Uliar Dipman C. Jean Cogley Arthur Weiss Thurston Menning B. W. Dennison Eric

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