Ohio CIO Fights Bans On Political Activity By Unions
In Columbus the Ohio CIO adopted a bold resolution opposing Taft Hartley and Van Aken restrictions on political activity by labor unions. The group outlined a plan to extend political organizing to precincts for the 1948 election and urged action on the Van Aken bill. Speakers at the rally included State CIO President Jack Kroll and other national and local union leaders.
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Columbus
Thoma Herbert
van Aker
Witter
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CTO
Jack Kroll
William Lavelle
Jacob Chis- Man
Ohio Cto
Tom. Abel
Canton
United Steelworkers
AL Lewis
Akron
United Rubber Workers
Paul Miter
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Som Markland
Dayton
Henry Serbert
Cincinnati
Third Clothing Workers
Clayton Ritsch
Toledo
Lucas County
Suggestions For Tasty Dishes For Today
Judith Wilson advises cottage cheese to stretch budgets with high protein. It flavors salads and heated main dishes without cooking the cheese, avoiding long heat which toughens curds. Use loaves patties and omelets for two, beating whites and yolks separately.
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Judith
Wilson
Alan Rood
Cottage Cheese Omelet and Related Mold Recipes
A fragmented collection describes cottage cheese omelet folding into stiff peaks, cooking in low heat, and forming patties. It includes Cottage Cheese Salad Mold with gelatin, and Pimienta o and Cottage Cheese Roast blends with rice, bread crumbs, pimientos, and seasonings, distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
Belden Farm Change Sees New Residents Move In
Mr and Mrs Chitt Wolfe have bought the Jolly Chamberlain farm near Belden. Prey moved to the farm Wednesday with Mrs Welle, a former teacher in the Canflette school system. They have two sons, Dicky Larking of Warrensville Heights spends ten days with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Dwight Retsinger, while his parents, Mr and Mrs A Richard Larkin, vacation at Avalon New Jersey.
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Belden New
Belden
Chitt Wolfe
Jolly Chamberlain
Prey
Welle
Canflette
Rons
Dicky Larking
Warrensylle Heights
Dwight Retsinger
A. Richard
Larkins
Avalon
South America Indians in Andean highlands and Quechua rule
In the Andean heights of Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and northern Chile the Quechua people held sway for centuries. Their language, the state lane Rudge of the Intas, shaped a rich native culture. The rina of Cura, the richest of its aboriginal cities, remains a notable monument.
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America
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Cura
CEI Customers To Get Reduction In July Bills
Cleveland 46 000 CEI customers in residential and commercial sectors will save about 1 700 000 dollars from July utility bills under an agreement reached by the city of Cleveland and CEI in March. The plan lowers charges by 84 percent of last March’s bill or the July bill, whichever is less, with adjustments through December if needed. No customer will pay more than its July percentage.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Meetrie Marine Coy
Conahiters
Take
Ashtatitla
Lorain
CED
Elinile
CEL
Rotary Meeting to Hear Former Lorain Club President
Georg Binith, former Lorain Rotary Club president, will speak at the Elg Rotarians meeting. Lorain Rotary officers’ installation is delayed, with past presidents and AFL Smiling chairman set to oversee the program. Ben Hindman arranged the speaker for the event.
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Lorain Club
Georg Binith
Lorait
Truman Urges End To Violence And Intimidation
President Truman called for immediate action against violence and intimidation to protect civil rights, arguing that intolerance and mob tactics threaten national security. He stressed the need for principled leadership to counter radicalism abroad and preserve democratic values.
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Truman
Fragmentary note on voting and family influence
Ambiguous OCR text hints at a discussion of voting behavior and family influence. The legible parts reference a prune or rate and mentions fathers and others, but concrete facts, names, dates, or places are not provided. The reader should interpret the fragment as an incomplete domestic or civic reflection without verifiable details.
Kiwanis Club Plans Picnic With Evening Meeting
Kiwanis Club holds a meeting this Thursday to discuss an upcoming picnic on July 16. The event will feature a community gathering with plans for the picnic and related arrangements to be finalized at the meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
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