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Members and guests of the association gathered for a dinner meeting held last evening. Peirce led brief remarks and Jones urged education reforms. a film strip titled Ohio The association commendations was shown.
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Agham
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Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of Washington News
Washington reporter notes Truman’s inaugural day antics from suit to top hat as he vaults between events. The president alternates between formal ceremonies and informal moments, greeting crowds with hats doffed and gloves removed. The observer, weary yet amused, clocks the long day ending about 2 a.m.
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Washington News
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Capitol
White House
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
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Barkley
Election Boards Meeting Called In Columbus
Secretary of State Charles F. Sweeney called a statewide meeting of county election board members for January 26 in Columbus to coordinate his program for county boards and to receive reports on a proposed association of Ohio election officials.
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County Election Board
Charles F. Sweeney
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County Board of Election
Association of Ohio Election Officials
UAW Pushes $100 Monthly Pension for Auto Workers
In Milwaukee President Walter P. Reuther led 2,500 delegates at the UAW education conference to push a $100 per month pension plan for nearly one million auto workers. He argued social security and medical benefits should be expanded while wages stay secondary, urging negotiation to match June 1946 wage levels and warning that firms resisting social security gains would trigger wage increases. Reuther criticized automakers for favoring high salaried executives with pensions while denying lower paid workers.
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Budget Speech Sketches Wars Share in Spending
The speaker argued the national budget would allocate 75 cents of every dollar to past or future wars, with 9 cents for health and education, 2 cents for agriculture, 4 cents for commerce and industry, and under 1 cent for collective bargaining machinery, highlighting a skewed priorities.
New Books In Circulation At Elyria Library Today
New books enter circulation at Elyria library this Saturday featuring general interest titles and fiction. Notable entries include The Life Ever lasting by Alington and The Shame of
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Library Today
Elyria Library
Alington
Reading Improvement and Art Volumes Featured in Brief
A Chronicle includes listings on reading improvement by Gates and road to reason by Lecomte du Nouy, plus books on decorative arts of Sweden by Lipman and American folk art. It also notes titles by Gordon and Maurois, and fiction selections such as Dark Waters and The Sea Chase.
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Mahatma Gandhi
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Summersby
Sayre
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Anderson
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Basso
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Kuykendall
Dark Waters
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Hercules
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Husky
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