Ohio Supreme Court Handles 596 Matters in 1948
The Ohio Supreme Court reported a 1948 term with 596 matters decided, up from the prior year. Of 858 matters filed, 183 general docket cases, 322 motions and 9 applications for rehearing were filed. 215 merits, 325 motions and 56 rehearing apps were decided. Overall judicial service of the seven justices totals 140 years.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Oh Gon
Puceday
Teith
Ouname
Seba H. Miller
Board of Tax Appeals
Suburban Calendar Highlights Across Towns
Tonight events include Carlisle church night at 6:30 with a tureen dinner and music plus a book review by Mrs. Winchell Avon Lake Ridgeville hosts a 7 30 p m game with Avon Lake at Avon Lake Ridgeville Dramatic club performs Thin Ice at 8 p m High School Ridgeville Harmony Hang Laut will not open Friday due to a school play Saturday Chatham hosts a Korea speaker at 10 a m Rochester Methodist hosts an all luck supper then program North Ridgeville Girl Scouts meet after school Monday Ridgeville Civic League officers meet at town hall Rochester Farm Bureau discussion group meets Oberlin Grange hosts Lorain County officers Monday evening Buffs give up Hanford Calif volunteer fire department disbands
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Carlisle
Chatham
Ruth Wills
Korea
Rochester
Methodist Church
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Civic League
Farm Bureau
P.m
Lee Conklin Hon
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Lorain County
Compromise in a Divided America Amid Industrial Tensions
In a pivotal week, the nation weighs extremes on labor and industry. The left envisions a perfected society through revolution while the right clings to a mythic past. Most Americans seek a middle way but face persistent defeatist and destructive forces amid postwar reconversion and growing industrial strain.
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Washington
Amari+en
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Armerica
Americn
Idnéy Ahdine
Hale Tar
Harold Laski
New York
Tall
Americana
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Public relations director receives Servite Award
Public relations director of the division of the Borden Co. in Columbus is honored with the annual Servite Award by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. The recipient, after graduating from Oberlin College, studied in Germany before beginning his career.
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Columbus
Richard Ashling
Oberlin College
Poung Mah
Peat
Cotumbus
the Columbua
Lanior
Chamber of Comnerct
Asaling
Halive
Baytor
Ober
Shenta Yeat
Germany
Jane Ee
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