Washington Comment May Shape Ohio Redistricting and Subversive Probes
Washington commentary on subversive investigations may influence Ohio action on redistricting and an anti subversive committee. The House approved a 10 member joint panel to probe Communists while redistricting bills circulate. Adjournment set for Monday.
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Columbus
Washington
Ohio General Assembly
House
Joint Legislative Committee
Ohio
Senate
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Ohio House Divides On Boundaries and Adds Rep
Ohio faces a pair of bills affecting its 22 congressional districts. One bill would redraw the districts, while another would grant an additional Ohio congressman. Hearings on the conveyor belt issue resume next week with the Senate Judiciary Committee debating public utilities and eminent domain. Governor Lausche’s controversial wildlife appointee Louis Bromfield faces party questions but is confirmed 21 to 3 after a heated debate.
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Congress
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louis Bromfield
Bromfield
Frank J. Lausche
State Wildlife Council
Senate
Mark McElroy
Cleveland
Rules Committee
Appointment of William Bommer as Farm Bureau Insurance Agent
Howard Hutchinson announces the appointment of William H. Bommer of 1309 Second Street Lorain as agent for Farm Bureau Insurance Companies. Bommer reports to district manager Julius H. Wilcox at 601 Masonic Temple Building Elyria in Lorain County.
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William H. Bommer
Second Street
Lorain
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Howard Hutchinson
Bommer
Julius H. Wilcox
Masonic Temple Building
Elyria
Lorain County
Grafton Kiwanis Hear Talk On Humane Society
Bruce Alexander legal adviser to the Lorain County Humane Society outlined the department's shift from animal cases to aiding families and minor children. He noted 18 animal cases and 210 welfare cases in 1950, described destitute squatters and slum-clearance impacts, and urged civic involvement. F A Dustheimer of Elyria spoke on the Red Cross campaign.
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Grafton
Bruce Alexander
Lorain County Humane Society
Grafton Kiwanians
The
Humane Society
Humane Division
Alexander
Cuyahoga County
F. A. Dusthimer
Elyria
Red Cross
Local notes include students and civic updates
Miss Janet Blakeley, Baldwin Wallace sophomore, chosen for string bass in a Cleveland faculty concert. Township Clerk Fred Gray moved to Lodi hospital from South Street home. William Bayliss named deputy registrar for 1951 auto license tags starting March 1. Mrs Sam Marlette home after a brief stroke in Cleveland hospital. Mr and Mrs L E Wiles marked 55 years of marriage with a family gathering on Prospect Street.
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G. W. Harris
South Main Street
Janet Blakeley
Baldwin-Wallace College
Sam Marlette
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Ben Burge
Orlando
Eustis
Florida
Auto
L. E. Wiles
Prospect Street
F. G. Wiles
Robert W. Wagner
Columbus
Roland Wiles
Burbank
800 Idle At Cleveland GE Lamp Works
In Cleveland Ohio 800 workers at General Electric Lamp Works were idled as Local 707 of United Electrical Workers declared an official strike. The action followed four women who walked out yesterday causing a bottleneck. 11 other departmental workers joined. Plant manager George A Goerss cited a demand for higher earnings.
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Cleveland
General Electric
United Electrical Workers
John Theil
U. K
CIO
E. J. Westerlund
George A. Goerss
Mental Hygiene Association Seminar Set for February 26
Lorain County Mental Hygiene association will hold its regular monthly seminar for professionals and lay workers on Monday February 26 at 4 p m in Lorain High School building. Charles C Marten chief psychologist will discuss goals and limitations of the guidance center plus roles of psychiatrists and psychologists, case referrals, and effective use of the center. A Q A period follows and all related workers and civic minded citizens are invited.
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Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association
Lorain High School
Washington Avenue
Sixth Street
Lorain
Charles C. Marten
Wage Talks Halted as Union and Firm Clash Over Rates
The four women’s rates are under negotiation after the company reported that the union insisted on delaying discussion until national wage talks begin in March. The dispute centers on how much the workers will be paid and if current offers will be adjusted.
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Small Children Learn Sharing and Turn-Taking
An old note explains that children under three struggle with generosity and taking turns, and that these social skills develop gradually with patient guidance from caring parents.
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William Saxbe, Jr
Champaign
James M. Carney
Cuyahoga
Cedric A. Stanley
R. Warren
House Committee On Elections
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CTC
the Rutland
Wagner
Trewen
Rutland
RCA Victor
Eye Witness
Broad ST
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Wellington
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Mesdames
Rose Rogers
Ella Hite
Emma Moore
Mae Prentiss
Susie Reep
Noble Grand Association
District Nine
Medina
Bert Knapp
Jennie Rice
Gould
G. D. Hawk
Ruth Damon
Here
Dayton
John B. Kinter
East Avenue
Mental Hygiene Association
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
Wise Shoe Store
Junior
King
Cleveland St
Chiropody
W. C. Wise
Chronicle-Telegram
America
H.P
Ford
Neitzel & Schwed Motor Co
Sauron
Aos
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