Ohio Senate Republican swing delays relief bill adjournment
In Columbus on April 21 the Senate GOP shift toward adjournment April 29 reduces chances for a relief measure this session. Minority Leader Metcalf said Republicans would quit whether a relief bill passes, while debates over the $9 million general appropriation for 1957 and 1958 press on.
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Columbus. O
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Verner E. Metcalf Washington
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Senate
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Sen. Metcalf
Metcalf
Horace W. Baggott
D. Montgomery
Division of Conservation
Tax Study Approved as Legislature Debates Labor Bill
The House approved a tax study resolution and moved a tobacco marketing commission bill toward passage. Debates centered on an amendment to classify sit-down strikes as unfair labor practices, with supporters warning of a potential next year’s Republican governor. The chamber caucused as votes were cast and absent members noted.
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Portage
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Pike
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Monroe
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Allen
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Circle 3 of St Ann's society to meet at St Joseph's church
Circle 3 of St Ann's Society of St Joseph's Church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs Olivia Wiegand at Crownhill Avenue. The notice records a local church group gathering with a named hostess and venue.
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Crownhill Avenue
St. Ann’s Society
St. Josseph’s Church
Olivia Wiegand
Amherst council approves new gas ordinance on third reading
In Amherst Ohio on April 21 the village council passed a new gas ordinance after debate. The measure sets rates across three year and two year terms, with tiers from 20 cents to five cents per hundred cubic feet depending on consumption. The vote was four in favor and two against before adjournment.
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Cooper
George Martin
Lorain
Scareone
Milan Avenue
Stiwald
the Eagle
George Frederick
Noted Ecologist To Speak On Wild Flowers
The Science Council of Amherst High School sponsors an illustrated lecture by Arthur B. Williams of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History on The Early Spring Wildflowers of the Upland Woods. Williams, an ecologist and authority on birds and flowers, spoke here last month and drew great enthusiasm. Admission is charged. The talk is at 2:30 p.m. April 23 in the High School Auditorium.
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Science Council of
Amherst High School
Arthur B. Williams
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Williams
Amherst
Science Council
Legion Auxiliaries Fifth District Conference Attendees
Mrs Harry Ruth Mrs John Raesler Mrs George Hiicg and Mrs Robert Brum field attended the legion auxiliaries fifth district conference held at Bucy rus Tuesday. Brum field acted as delegate of the local organization and as a member of the resolution committee.
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Legion Auxiliaries
Fifth District
Bucyrus
Harry Ruth
John Raesler
George Hiicg
Robert Brumfield
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Local Hospital
Members of the legion auxiliary are asked to meet at the local hospital at two o'clock Thursday afternoon to do mending for the hospital and make supplies and dressings.
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Legion Auxiliary
Admissions and discharges listed for Oberlin and Amherst
Admissions include Miss Edna Mason of Oberlin and Mrs. A. Dobinsky of Lorain. Discharges note Mrs. David Moore and baby boy from South Amherst.
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Edna Mason
Oberlin
A. Dobinsky
Lorain
David Moore
South Amherst
Strohmier Sings on WTAM Monarch Foods Program
Maurice Strohmier son of Mr and Mrs J J Strohmier Washington Street sang four selections over WTAM at 2 30 yesterday afternoon on the Monarch Fine Foods program He is known over the radio as Charles Neil and has just completed a series of broadcasts from Hotel Hollenden The accompanist yesterday was Doc Whipple.
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Maurice Strohmier
J. J. Strohmier
Washington Street
WTAM
Monarch Finer Foods
Mr. Strohmier
Charles Neil
Hotel Hollenden
Doc Whipple
Bingo Night At St Joseph Church Draws Crowd
The Altar Rosary Society hosted a bingo party in the school hall last evening drawing a large crowd from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria. Door prizes went to Peter Neicen and Mrs J J Smythe.
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Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph Church
School Hall
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Peter Neicen
J. J. Smythe
Soviet tests Arctic gliding boat in Moscow
Tests of a new six seater Arctic glider completed in Moscow. The original craft moves on any surface and is boat shaped able to skim over snow water and ice.
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Moscow
Bee Vanquishes Spider in Salinas Tragic Tale
In Salinas California Mr and Mrs E F Smith watched a black widow ensnare a bee and gradually wrap it. The bee then stung the spider causing its collapse and death in a brief natural drama observed in the garden.
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Salinas
Cal
E. F. Smith
Attend County Meeting of Young Ladies Classes
Members of the King’s Daughters class of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School joined young ladies from Amherst Elyria and Lorain Evangelical churches at St. John’s Church Lorain Tuesday evening. The program included entertainment bingo and lunch with Alice Becker of Amherst winning first in bingo.
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King's Daughters
St. Peter
Eastern Stars Chapter Holds Regular Meeting at Masonic Hall
Mid week prayer service at First Evangelical Church scheduled at the church. Rev Ralph Barber to lead praise and prayer at the Foursquare church starting at 7 30. Eagles Auxiliary drill team to rehearse at :30 p m.
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Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
First Evangelical Church
Ralph Barber
Foursquare Church
Eagles
Loyal Workers Class to Meet at First Evangelical Church
The Loyal Workers class of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Christena Holstein on S. Main street. Hostesses for Circle One of the Women s Union of St. Peters church will be Mrs. Rudolph Berger and Mrs. William Youngless at the home Thursday afternoon.
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First Evangelical Church
Christena Holstein
S. Main Street
Rudolph Berger
William Youngless
Women’s Union
St. Peters
Government urged to test air safety with overnight air mail express
Boake Carter argues for a $2,000,000 overnight coast to coast air mail express service using five planes operated by a major airline at cost. He says it would provide real weather reporting and safety data, benefiting Postal, defense, and public safety while testing passenger air travel, with rates at least 40 cents per mile and a $10,000,000 annual safety return.
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Postal Department
National Air Defense
Congress
National Defense
America
Mail Flying Testbed for Safer Passenger Aircraft
A mail and express service would carry no passengers and serve as a testing ground for every safety device under real conditions. New equipment could be tested coast to coast before installation on passenger airliners. Pilots gain training in varied weather as parachutes allow bailouts and lessons reach examination boards.
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Bureau of Air Commerce
Postoffice Department
Copeland Committee
Senate
Weather Bureau
Public funds wasted on unwanted movies condemned
The writer laments a year of criminal waste of public funds and calls for diverting one fifth of the amount to lasting taxpayer benefits. The note criticizes funded movies as unwanted and questions the use of public money.
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Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Garageman Kills Self in Celina
Roman E. Heffner a 37 year old Chattanooga garage owner killed himself with a double shotgun blast at his Celina home yesterday He left a note stating his financial difficulties were more than he could bear The death was reported from Celina with CP dispatches
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Celina, CO
Roman E. Heffner
Chattanooga
Baby born in trailer in Pacific Northwest hides Kay born in March
Mr and Mrs W E Robinson of Enti Valley claim their daughter Kay is the first baby born in an auto trailer in the Pacific Northwest The couple has lived in their trailer for several months and welcomed Kay in March in Wenatchee Washington
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Wenatchee, Wash
W. E. Robinson
Entiat Valley
Pacific Northwest
Kay
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