Democratic minority caucus outlines for coming legislature
In MBUS Ash on December 12 the Democratic minority caucus selected candidates for leadership. W D Ditmars Riesville and W H Ert of Lancaster placed nominees, with Hinger 31, and W Win of Butler County 24 leading on the sixth ballot before elimination. Senate minor order chosen. Democrats to hold 55 seats in the House, Republicans 70, shaping committee assignments and party control ahead of adjournment.
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Mbus
Freer Bittinger
Ashty
Tives
Hinger
William Win
Butler County
I. Gruner
Defiance
Fin
Gruner E
P.elsass
Anna
W. D. Ditmars
Riesville
William Hert
Lancaster
Ne. Addison
Columbus
Clarence H. Burk
Ndon
Dearmond
Butler Court
Imi
Senat Armond
Senate
House
Arthur Hamilton
Republic
Warren
International Bitumen Congress to Meet at Carnegie Institute
Thomas S. Baker, president of the Institute and organizer, announced that a third international conference on bitumen will be held at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in November 1981. The meeting will feature discussions of recent studies and new methods in coal liquefaction and coal dust processing, with delegates from 13 countries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itsburgh
Carnegie Institute
Hnology
Thomas S. Baker
Institute
Baker
Coun
Fireman George Heber Tompkins Dies in Chester NY
George Heber Tompkins longtime Chester fireman and self-proclaimed oldest active fireman in the state passes away. Note mentions his life of service and a silver inscription from a firemen’s convention. Also references nationwide records in cosmetics and toiletries and a Bureau of the Census value figure of over $207 million.
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Chester
N. Y
George Heber Tompkins
New State Firemen’s Association
Cleveland Stations Radio Schedule Amid Night of Programs
A detailed Friday December 12 schedule lists WTAM WEAF WIL and other stations with numerous programs from 6 p.m. to after midnight. Shows include Uncle Abe and David, Jessica D valiers, Rhythm Choristers, and Mary and Bob, with orchestras, talk segments, operatic pieces, and Dance music across WTAM NBC networks and affiliated outlets.
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Cleveland
WTAM
WEAF
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Abe
David
WFIC
WWI
Charles Harrison
Lambert Murphy
Walter Preston
Frank Croxton
William Wirges
Jessica Dragonette
Cavaliers
WWJ
Reser
Toww
Wer
Lampe
WGY
Battalino
Helen Kane
Joseph Regan
WFEIC
Lopez
Garrigan
Palais d'Or
Wil
WLW
KDA
Amos
N’ Andy
WJR
ADISA
Phil Cook
KDEA
Brusiloff
Baker
RUKA
le Trio Morgan
KDKA
Bmiily Jones
Ernie Hare
WIR
Koestner
Irvin S. Cobb
Lois Bennett
Mary Hopple
Jolly Roger
Lanin
Nelson
WHR
Evangeline Adams
Lowell Thomas
WADC
WHI
Grand Opera Ministrate
Rich
Christian
Saturday November 13 radio schedule for WTAM and WLAM
A dense listing of WTAM 1070 and WLAM programs from early morning to night. It includes time slots for weather, farm reports, music, talk shows, sports, and specials with names like Gene and Glenn, Annabelle Jackson, Beatrice Herford, Ruth Durrell, Uncle Abe and David, Whyte's Orchestra, and the Silver Flute.
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WTAM
Gene
Glenn
Villa
Patty Jean
Winifred S. Carter
Beatrice Herford
Radio Household Institute
Annabelle Jackson
Pat Haley
Elgin
Chester Zohn
Charles Reed
Medlow
Joe
Russ
Ruth Durrell
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Unecle Abe
David
Whytes
Silver Flute
Rodeheaver
Radio schedule entry for WHER November 13 airing list
Saturday schedule for WHER station listing programs from 6:30 a.m. to midnight including Morning Devotions Army Navy football game broadcast New York Philharmonic Symphony for children Dancing Yesterdays and various orchestras and talk programs with times and show titles. The long list includes Tony's Scrap Book Brad and Al Morning Minstrels Morning Moods Bethel and Harry Louie's Hungry Five Major's Employment committee talk Tremaine's Orchestra Dix ie Echoes Dixie Echoes and Organ request programs. Weather report and hockey game Cleveland vs Syracuse highlighted.
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Radio Reveille
Tony
Brad
Bethel
Harry
New York Philharmonic Symphony
New York
Messenger Boys
Tom, Dick
Harré
Louie
Hungry
Gordon
Tremaine
Major
Ben Pollack
Literary Digest
Dixie Echoes
Fred Dempsey
Motorists Almanac of the Air
Cleveland
Syracuse
Elyseum
Joe
Ted
aAger News
U. S
Industrial Alcohol Weather Report
Wille
Carione
Cornell Students To Take Course In Cold Preventio
Cornell University in Ithaca plans to start cold prevention classes this winter under Dean F. Smiley. The program follows a treatment last year that cut colds among students by about 40 percent, including ultraviolet ray baths alkalinization diet guidance and a catarrhal vaccine in the nose and throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Ithica
N. Y
Cornell University
Dean F. Smiley
Smiley
New Orleans Police Chief Hu Myers’s Name Sparks Confusion
New Orleans Colonel Hu B Myers, the city’s police superintendent, faces ongoing confusion because his first name Hu is not an abbreviation for Hugh but derives from Jeh the biblical charioteer.
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New Orleans
Hu B. Myers
Hugh
Jeh
Woman Confesses to Murder of Husband in Caldwell
Mrs Iva Wickham, 35, confessed to Prosecutor Earl McGinnis that she shot and killed her husband Clarence Wickham, 35, at their Summerville home. The couple, parents of Bertha and Maybelle, had frequent quarrels. coroner ruled the weapon fired from the back of his neck while he sat in a chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Brubach
Wickhams
Wickham
Bertha
Maybelle
Cleveland Man Pays Death Penalty
Chicago dispatch reports William Lenhardt of Cleveland was electrocuted in a county jail for a 1929 cafe owner murder after declaring he felt like two million bucks. He spent his last hours playing cards and eating two meals. his mother, Julia Glovka, visited and had been acquitted of aiding an escape.
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Chicago
William Lenhardt
Cleveland
Julia Glovka
Lenhardt
Alva Zaabel
Catherine Gidricc
John Taple
Glovka
Fray Ends As Mother's Grief Guides Burial Plan
In a city jail scene a convict, described as the toughest man, shows quiet reverence as his mother sobs and clings to him one last time before guards escort her away. She stays to arrange return of his body to Cleveland for burial.
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Cleveland
Connecticut farmers urged to donate produce for relief
Hartford reports State Commissioner of Agriculture S McLean Buckingham urged farmers to give fruit and produce to distributing organizations like the Community Chest to ease unemployment distress. He cited the Connecticut Valley potato growers who donated 500 bushels to Hartford. The Appian Way note follows.
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Hartford
Conn
S. McLean Buckingham
Connecticut
Community Chest
Buckingham
Connecticut Valley
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children promotion
An old advertisement urging mothers to keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children on hand to combat colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Notes over 30 years of use and offers a free Mother Gray Walking Doll from Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
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Mother Gray
al Drug
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N.Y
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