Taft Favored as Ohio Republicans Rally Behind One Candidate
Ohio Republicans at a dinner at Taft home reportedly agreed to back a single candidate at the 1948 Republican convention. Possible standard bearers named include Robert A. Taft and John W. Bricker, with Bricker reportedly withdrawing in Taft’s favor. Attendees included Gov. Herbert, party officials, and Rep. Bender.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Broth Taft
John W. Fietcker
Bricker
Tait
Clarence J. Brows
Bether Tat
Thomas d Herbert
Orientat
Fred. Johnson
George Bender
Vegetable growers seek fertilizer boost from farmers
A fragment from a New York Post page notes vegetable growers are a highly commercial fertilizer intensive group. It mentions the White House and a “howling alley’s game” with an innovation allowing the Chief to call cen strikes.
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Jimming
New York Post Corporation
Positions Open At Cleveland Airport
Competitive civil service notices announce openings at the Aircraft Raging Research Laboratory Cleveland Airport for dualistman welders and pipefitters. Draftsmen require women. salaries range from 1034 to 3397 dollars yearly, with no written exams. Applications due by April 17 at Cleveland Airport civil service office. contact J F Dewhurst for details.
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Cleveland Aiport
Yale
Civil Service
Cleveland
Tran J. F. Dewhurst
Focal Post Office
Brownhelm Warers Guild meets at Newberry home
The Warer's Guild of Brownhelm met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Nelson Newberry's home with co host Mrs. Kate Leimbach. Mrs. Elmer Khevel led a Lenten Quiet Hour program titled Receiving a Kingdom that cannot be Shaken with scripture readings and meditations. Participants included Mrs. Caroline Love and Mrs. Walter Newber. A naval song The Last Chord was featured with Mise Esther Pipers and Rev. Greenawall on piano. Eleven members were served. April meeting planned at Mrs. Robert Leimbach's home.
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Brownhelm
Newberry
Warer’s Guild
Brownhelmy Ryangehoal and Reformed
Nelson Newberry
Kate Leimbach
Elmer Khevel
Caroline Love
Walter Newber
Alfred Brill
Greenawall
Willhe Treld
Robert Leimbach
Radio Programs and Schedule Fragments From Historic Page
A fragmentary radio schedule lists programs and hosts including World News, Bible Chants, music and devotional blocks. Entries mention Benjamin Fr, Maya, Jean Howard Choir, Catholic Views, and various times with scattered program names, suggesting a late 20th century local listing. The text is garbled but indicates a mix of news, religious content, music shows, and community segments.
Hymns and News Across a Busy Musical Digest
A packed page blends music reviews, radio listings, and performances with notices of communities and clubs. Names include Wayne Mack, Maquest Stars, and Cadets posters. events feature concerts, posters, and choir tunes alongside local society schedules in Cincinnati style.
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Reveille Digest
Maquest Stars
Reviee
Wayne Mack Tithe
Muse
Conert
Charming Childre
Munté
Erne
Winters Yue
David Harem
Rane
Suburban calendar events list dances and meetings tonight
Seniors sponsor a dance with Johnny Jacksons orchestra performing for rounds at Henrietta. Grafton Gleaners class meets with Mr and Mrs B Cox. West Ridge Carlisle Grange hosts a white elephant party at B70. Fields holds a morning and evening church meeting with ages 19 and up. Ridgeville Gill Sermitts at town hall. N Olmsted Kiwanis dinner at Tow Hall. Boy Scouts meet at Clague Road church. Wheels Club at The Hub. Tuesday events include Mothers Study Group at Round Table Hall and Ridgeville Study Club at 8 pm with notes on contact.
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Henrietta
Johnny Jacksons
Grafton-Gleaners
B. B. Cox
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Ridgeville Gill Sermitts
Tow Hall
Shhowl
N. Olmsted Kiwanis Clan
N. Olmsted
Boy Scouts
Clague Road
N. Olmsted — Wheels Club
North Bridgeville
Tuan Hall
jGoore Matcha
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
R. Hachl
J. Gaiest
City to charge forty dollar fee for hare cat operation
City officials propose a forty dollar operating fee for use of a hare cat in municipal streets. The measure seeks revenue plus regulatory control over this quirky useful device.
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Cillicago
American Municipal Association
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Lincoln
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Nan Festie
Zane, Greer
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Lincoln Theatre
Oh Cade
Pinner
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King Coit
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Muale
Ring Quartet
World News
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Chassie
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Tae
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Melton
Jean Howard
Catholic Views
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Miyrtery
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Easy Rasthm
Philadelphia Orew
Ace Youth
Churenalia Meet the Band
Guy Crosse
Spotliaht
Harry Wisemer
van Olley Careiensnesh
Crimes World Report
Tea Your Rudess
Jern Babin
Sone Soinvera
Labor
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Tord
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Canaries
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Thompson
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Brooke
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Warriors of Peace
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Weer
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Symphonie Saint
Pino Mead
Rasy Doew
Victor Lindtabr
Thuist
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Betls
Bob Queen
Orang Siam Rostmary
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Jordan
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Jack Boren
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Denny
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Mattie
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Sky
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Armstrong
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Tennessee
Jed
Montana Cyxpora
Dorothy Fulda
Ohio Story
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Jack Smith
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Semphonetts
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Penfield
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Pennsylvan Economy League
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Bridge St
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Gene Sharick
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Crystal Beach
Tommy Tucker
Buddy Morrow
Bob “Strong
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Ryan Electric Co
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Fox
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Broad St
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Williams
Miss Hetcher
Amherst Beach
Kalamazoo
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Elyria Sales
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Kenneth Lea
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L. B. Quick
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