Unemployment In Ohio Still Up
Ohio's February unemployment remained elevated despite a slight drop in new claims. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reported 62,762 initial claims, down from January but 65 percent higher than February 1947. Benefits in the program rose to around $8,900,000 for the month, with total paid benefits exceeding prior levels.
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Shrine Club Evening of Fun Draws 106 Members
Lorain County Shrine Club at Spring Ey Country Club held a dinner and fun night with 106 members. Akron coach Ed S Conner gave an inspiring talk. Nobie Norman Glass from Columbia Station presented a film on Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children funding the program.
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Wittenberg to Welcome New President on Founders Day
Dre Clarence C. Stoughton will visit Wittenberg College as the new president after being elected January 20. He will speak on Founders Day March 26 and be initiated into Blue Ker, a leadership fraternity after arrival. Dr Stoughton comes from the United Lutheran Church in America to succeed Dr Rees Edgar Tulloss, who retires after 19 years.
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