Spencer Man Named On Ohio Racing Commission
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert named two new members to Ohio’s state racing commission. Garrell S. Claypool of Chillicothe will join as a Democratic member through June 28, 1950, replacing resigning John Lokar. C. R. Aldrich of Spencer will serve as Republican member through June 28, 1951, succeeding JT. Collins, who did not seek reappointment. Both men are described as qualified. Claypool runs horse breeding farms in Chillicothe and Lexington, Kentucky. Each position pays up to 2,500 dollars per year.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
State Racing Commission
Herbert
Garrell S. Claypool
Chillicothe
Claypool
Spencer
JT. Collins
Lancaster
Aldrich
Medina County
Executive Republican Committee
Collins
Chililicathe
Lexington
Two Convicts Caught After Holiday Break For Freedom
Two convicts Eugene Earp and Herschel Graham escaped a California prison camp near Escondido during a holiday break. A sheriff's posse of 35 men and four airplanes tracked them to a barricaded ranch, resulting in a three hour siege. Earp was wounded in the thigh and Graham was injured as officers stopped the chase. Officer Aaron Flowers was wounded in a restaurant prior to the siege. The fugitives fled in a stolen auto before crashing and being captured.
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Sanardg
Cal
Eugene ‘Earp
Herschel Graham
Escondide
California
Earp
Marysville
Graham
Fresno
I Jold
Anerhan
Olive Mertz
Warrén
Amertz
Htver
Aaron T. Flowers
Paso Robles, Cal
Duerandét
Flowers
Revalvar
Farm Bureau Co-op Plans Holiday Party for Members
Lotain County Farm Bureau Co Operative Association will host a 6:45 p.m. Monday holiday party for employees and directors and their wives, announced today. The event aims to start a series of annual cooperative events. POWER ON THE FARM notes about three million tractors on American farms today, with historical figures cited for context.
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Farm Bureau Co-op Group
Lotain County Farm Bureau Co- Operative Association
Cooperative Association
United States
Alibion
Tractors Replacing Horses At Accelerated Pace Says USDA
Ecoadmniste of the U. S. department of agriculture states tractors are rapidly replacing horses and mules in agricultural work. The claim highlights a shift in farming practices and technology adoption.
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Ons
Goodrich and
Goodyear
Oxford
Vestal
Elyria
Broad
Ohio Racing Commission
C. E. Bell
Broadway
Lorain
Ohio
Nobil’s Shoe Store
Merthe
Coats
Mouton
Bombay Paws
Coneys
Skunk
Kidskin
RED Fox
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