State Reports Improvement In School Buildings
Ohio officials credit a statewide fire safety review sparked by the Kenyon College disaster for better building conditions. A A Waldman, head of the State Industrial Relations department, said in 11 months 770 grade and high schools faced fire or code violation orders, with 249 fully corrected and 466 university campuses also cited, 105 complied. Twelve schools have been ordered closed for violations since January, with further closings possible if compliance fails.
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Columbus
Kenyon College
Ohio
A. A. Waldman
State Industrial Relations Department
Industrial Relations Department
Waldman
Fie
Industrial Elations
Ohio State receipts total 30 million for 1947 48 period
Ohio State University reported cash receipts of 30,341,556 for July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948, including student fees and state and federal aid. A $517.73 shortage in veterinary clinic records was found, with checks through February 28 of this year. a $120.07 shortage existed as of June 30, 1948. National Surety Corp. paid a full claim on March 29.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
State Auditor’s Office
National Surety Corp. of
New York
Truman urged to plug foreign aid in speech
State Department officials urged President Truman to emphasize the foreign aid program in the upcoming State of the Union. They warned Congress may cut recovery and military aid in an election year, risking the Cold War front against Communism. Senate leaders signaled possible $1 billion reductions to Marshall Plan spending, while others urged restraint.
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Washington
State Department
Truman
Congress
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Arthur H. Vandenbergs
ECA
U. S
International Trade Organization
Good Chance Congress Cuts Excise Taxes Next Year
Washington reports growing expectation that Congress will reduce excise taxes on furs jewelry luggage and admissions next year. Secretary Charles Sawyer told President Truman the taxes hurt retail sales and urged moderation. The debate centers on tax relief versus funding deficits as Congress returns to work.
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Washington
Congress
Charles Sawyer
Truman
Sawyer
Sawyers
Points for Parents Reflect on Tree and Candy Lesson
A mother suggests removing the Christmas tree today and promises a candy trip. She assigns tasks, with one parent reaching high branches and another taking ornaments from lower limbs. The exchange hints children’s tendency to meet expectations or resist emotional demands.
Engagement Of Ridgeville Couple December 24
The engagement of Jeannette Mayer of Center Ridge to Robert Impiccini of Ridgeville was announced at Mr Impiccini's brother in law Russell Miller's home on Christmas Eve. No wedding date has been set.
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North Ridgeville
Jeannette Mayer
Arthur Mayer
Center Ridge
Read
Robert Impiccini
Felix Impiccini
Here
South Amherst Christmas Programs Highlight Church Pageants
Walter Ellis led the Methodist church Christmas program with carols, recitations by a long list of children and adults, solos by Lenore Hummer and others, and gifts from a lighted tree. St John’s Evangelical and Reformed held a similar program with beginner recitations, solos by Marge Brucker, and a gift exchange from a lighted tree. Congregational church presented a Christmas pageant directed by Mrs James Nicol with dialogues and songs, gifts from a decorated tree, and a silent night vocal trio.
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South Amherst
Walter Ellis
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Church
Dale Riggs
Gene Dulmage
John Higgins
Linda Bunton
Connie Springer
Olga Farkas
Allen Eschke
Mary Ann Farkas
David Starkey
Diane Barnett
John Gainok
Duane Foor
Lenore Hummer
Shirley Manns
Martha Harris
Cathrine Cole
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Albert Wragg
Marge Brucker
J. H. Bollens
James Nicol
Congregational Church
Barbara Burkhart
Betty Obenour
Joyce Koblitz
Carol
Linda Roberts
Benny Starr
John Nicol
Jerry Barnhart
Larry Law
Christmas Guests Gather Across Several Towns
Norwalk hosts Mr and Mrs Ervin Grills for Christmas dinner with Julius Dulmage family hosting Rudy Skirlitz and son of Marysville, Glenn Willis guests from Cleveland, May Cremeans Sadie Brubaker and Elyria ties, Rom Willis and son. Kipton Boy Scout camp visit by Wilbert Berry and troupe. Buffalo visit by Arthur Ernst and daughter Jack Flanagan family. Garland family guests from Cleveland. Giant otter skin shown in Portage Maine by Walter Bolstridge. otter 76 inches long from Big Fish River in northern Maine forests.
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Ervin Grills
Norwalk
Julius Dulmage
Rudy Skirlitz
Marysville
Glenn Willis
Cleveland
May Cremeans
Sadie Brubaker
Elyma
Rom Willis
Gust Mathis
Arthur Law
Litchfield
Frank Neumery
Viola Klinect
Sophia Law
Elyria
Wilbert Berry
Sea Scout
Kipton
Arthur Ernst
Jack Flanagan
Buffalo, N. Y
Robert Garland
Henry Garland
Walter Bolstridge
Big Fish River
Maine
24 Fairs in Ohio Seek State Title
In Columbus on January 11 12 twenty four county and independent fairs compete for Best Ohio Fair 1949. Final judging at the two day Ohio Fair Managers Association meeting will decide the winner. Myers Y Cooper of Cincinnati offers the trophy as honorary president.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Association
Morgan County Fair Claims 1948 Victory
Fire Chief John Hicks made a quick call during an inspection in Carterville as his department investigated a car fire. In Savannah, Robert Green, 33, was arrested for allegedly attacking Dolly Gilyard and Timothy Wimberly with a can of dog food.
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Carterville
John Hicks
Savannah
Robert Green
Dolly Gilyard
Timothy Wimberly
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Edyth Thomas Wallace
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Winter Merchandise
Ridgeville
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Ways and Means
White House
Moore
Penney's Street
Penney’s Street
Penney
Elyria Bik
Anna Moore
Elma Moore
East River
ronicle-Telegram
Morgan County
Doggone
Penny's
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