Ohio Delegates Leave for Republican Convention in Philadelphia
Ohio delegates pledged to Taft packed their bags for the Republican National Convention opener in Philadelphia next Monday. Johnson of Zanesville will fly in to assist Rep Clarence Brown Blanchester. Taft campaign manager Ed D Schout of Cincinnati will attend a preconvention meeting of the credentials committee. Others from Ohio including A A Hoppingaine and delegates William Sconeaider and Edward Durell plan to depart Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A Taft
Philadelphia
Charman
H Johnson
Zanesville
Gladys Gordon
Johnson
Clarence Brown Blanchester
Tafts
Ohe
GOP
Ed D Schou
Cincinnati
Lhomas J Herbert
New Hampshie
Phladelphia
Thee
Resolutions Committee
A A Hoppingaine
William Sconeaider
Edward Durell
Franklin
Boys Divide Their Political Sentiments
Youthful Buckeye Boys State delegates at Ohio Wesleyan University split support between Federalists and Nationalists in the 12th annual election. Federalists elected Jack O Mason governor Edgar B Dally secretary of state Philp A Decker attorney general. Nationalists won lieutenant governor Royce H Vaughns treasurer Clive H Bush and Jerry J Miller, with Supreme Court seats going to Chief Justice Thomas J Swisher and associate justices Ronald R Myers, William C Wilks, Fred Averull, William A Herlihy, Robert F Lichpebeger, and Edwn J Lilly.
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Delaware
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Jack O Mason
Hubbard
Edgar B Dally
Stow
Philp A Decker Hubbard
Royce H Vaughns
Cleveland
Clive H Bush
Springfield
Jerry J Miller
Salem
Supreme Court
Thomas J Swisher
Mansfield
Ronald R Myers
Galen
William C Wilks
Hamilton
Fred Averull
Mount Vernon
William A Herlihy
Shelby
Robert F Lichpebeger
Oster
Edwn J Lilly
London
Lions Club film on Ohio minerals shown at Elyria dinner
At the Elyria Lions Club dinner at the Elks Club last night a film on mining of minerals in Ohio was shown. It highlighted Amherst quarries as the world's largest sandstone mines and noted Ohio's wealth supports strong industry. The club announced ladies night next Monday and an Ohio Bell exhibit on telephone operations will be presented.
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Ohio
Elyria Lions Club
Elks Club
Amherst
George Hermann
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
New Pick-up and Delivery Service Instituted at Grafton Branch
Farm Bureau Co-Op introduces a new grain elevator and pickup and delivery service in Grafton. Regular routes will collect on any route and deliver ground feed to patrons with no delivery charge. Branch Manager Sunley Hoshin and assistant Ben Smith will assist local patrons with the modern elevator and other Co-op products.
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Farm Bureau
Grafton
Ana
Fann Bureau
Giefen
Sunley Hoshin
Ben Smith
Form Bureau
New
Estimate Boosted On Seasonal Ohio Farm Labor Needs
Ohio farmers shifted crops boosting 1948 seasonal farm labor estimates by about 1 percent from 1947. More than 10,000 out-of-state workers may be needed before year end, vs 8,000–9,000 in prior years. Ohio Employment Service will not import out-of-state labor if local workers exist. Peak employment likely in mid-September with about 21,000 total farm workers, including 11,500 in tomato and corn canning and 8,500 in corn fields.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wheeles
Frank J Collopy
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Employment Service
BUC
Oho
Collopy
Early Cut Grass Legume Mixes Urged by Specialist
Wooster reports Ohio dairy farmers should harvest grass legume meadows early to avoid low quality hay. Economist M A Bachtell cites an alfalfa Timothy mix from Kibull County Experiment Farm showing high protein and milk yield when cut green. He notes grasses aid erosion control and stand persistence but early maturity reduces hay quality. methods like grass silage and later maturing varieties help offset weather risks. Farmers should monitor grass and cut in time.
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Wooster
Bain
Ohio
M A Bachtell
Timothy
Havest
Commends Work At Ohio Station For 1948 Review
Howard Barss of the Office of Experiment Stations completed the 1948 inspection of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station last week. R W Trullinger, Chief, sent Director L L Rummell a commendation noting Barss reports the examination of research and expenditures under federal grants at the station for the current year.
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Office of Experiment Stations
R W Trullinger
Washington DC
L. L Rummell
Howard P. Barss
Big Cut Indicated In Turkey Crop
In Columbus, high turkey prices and rising demand in 1947 dampened 1948 plans. DC Moser, poultry husbandry specialist at Ohio State University, questions whether the 1948 cut is larger than warranted. Hatchery poults are costly, but growers say costs align with production. Moye suggests reducing grow-out costs by minimizing feed waste and using good pasture, notably cloveralfalfa mixes, for pullets. Uruguay forecasts its wheat crop at 484000 tons, among the largest ever.
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Columbus
Moye
Station Progress and Business Basis Gains Favorable Notice
The report highlights satisfactory progress and many outstanding accomplishments at the Station. It notes a favorable comment on moving toward an efficient, productive, and well balanced research program and being placed on a sound business basis aligned with research needs.
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