27 Candidates in 9 State Contests in Ohio
In Columbus twenty seven candidates entered the field for nine statewide offices with Judge Kingsley A Taft certain of re election to the Ohio Supreme Court. Several incumbents faced no opposition as primaries drew near for May fourth. General election is November second.
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Columbus
Kingsley A. Taft
Cmo Supreme Court
Sighest Court
Velevan
Thomas A Burke
George H Bender
Cleveland
Wuiliam Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Supreme Court
Eduard Matthias
John H. Lamneck
Wad D Campbell
Cambrdge
Francis B Douglas
Shaker Heights
John Mc Matthias
Leland R. Rutherford
Mount Gilead
Very Cold Weather In Next Month Forecast
The weather bureau predicts below normal temperatures for the next 30 days across the east of the United States with the northeast facing the most severe cold through March. Precipitation will exceed normal in Gulf states and along the Atlantic, while Great Lakes and western regions have normal rainfall. dry conditions persist in the southwest threatening winter grains. Farmers are urged to consider new soil conditioners tested at Beltsville to improve moisture retention and crop yields for vegetables including broccoli lettuce cabbage and tomatoes.
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Walington BS
United States
Weather Bureau
Naton
Missis Sidd
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Great Lakes
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arzona
Nebraska
Remorseful Beanie Snatcher Returns Loot
A conscience-stricken freshman returned a stolen blue beanie to Ithaca College dean E. Gretchen Taylor. The cap was taken from a girl student and accompanied by an unsigned note apologizing for the loss and calling for replacement costs. Twelve freshmen reported similar thefts, prompting Mrs. Taylor to urge high schoolers to stop snatching beanies.
Restoration of Old French Home Planned in Austin
The Daughters of the Republic of Texas plan to restore the Count Saligny home in Austin to preserve the old French legation. Miss Edna Hinde, former teacher and DRT president, said the project aims to return the property to its historical state and value.
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Dallas
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Austin
State Capitol
Edna Hinde
DRT
Count Saligny
Home Electric Organs Grow In Popularity
New York reports a revival of the home organ industry after World War II. Retail sales this year reach about 35 million dollars and are expected to top 50 million in 1954. Burton Munshall of Marshall Organ Inc. predicts tripling sales within a decade as electrification replaces reed organs with compact furniture-like models.
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New York
Burton Munshall
Mainshall Organ, Inc
Brattleboro
Afinshall
Splendor of 1840s French Homes Draws Statewide Praise
The article warmth notes the 1840 homes of France as a beautiful shrine for public enjoyment. Garden clubs assist by beautifying the grounds, highlighting civic effort and culture across the state.
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France
Ane
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Elyria, Ohio
Crosley TV
Emerson TV
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Hotpoint
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Hotpoint Electric
Magic Chef
Mars
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Beltsville
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Joan Rawlings
Miami Beach
International Printers Week
Joan
Lorain County Stationers
Penney's
Pinwate
Lorain County
the Elks
Longie
Niew
Aghiye
So1st
Barkedeele Air Force Base
French Morocco
Bermuda
Beanie Snatcher
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