Equities Between Labor And Management Urged
Toledo Mayor Michael V. Disalle, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, told the Ohio State Council of Carpenters in Canton that the nation’s top domestic issue is creating equity between labor and management. He urged recognizing public welfare while ensuring both sides have rights.
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Unned
Toledo
Michael V. Disalle
U. S
Ohio State Council of Carpenters
Canton
Disaile
Sj Enle
No Magic Formula for Health Policy in Ohio
Columbus Mayor James A. Rhodes, seeking the Republican nomination for governor, argued that there is no magic formula or legislative fix to create a healthy industrial climate. He pressed for patient advocacy and ethical problem solving, criticizing nationalization of medicine and noting Ohio's health department ranks 46th in per capita health services. Rhodes warned that reducing state power over health funding could invite socialist influence.
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Columbus
James A.rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Rhades
Stump challenges Duffy over Cleveland artists club
Stark County candidate Dale Stump accused Ohio Attorney General Herbert Duffy of failing to work with liquor enforcement to close the Artists and Writers club in a Cleveland hotel. Stump, claims Duffy is a member in good standing of the club, which has twice been cited by liquor officers since January for operating with a private club permit while not bona fide. Former Lieutenant Governor Paul M. Herbert of Columbus said he would support Rhodes in the May 2 Primary. Walter A. Kelley of Cincinnati, a Democratic nomi candidate, was noted.
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Columbus
Dale Stump
Ohio
Herbert
Duffy
Artists and Writers Club of
Cleveland
Stark County
Stump
Artists and Writers Club
Paul M. Herbert
Rhodes
Walter A. Kelley
Cincinnati
Senatorial bid endorsed by Veterans of Foreign Wars council
A U S senator hopeful announced backing from the Hamilton county council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The endorsement signals organized veteran support as the race enters its campaign phase.
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U. S
Hamilton County
War Bride Appea l Refused By Court
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear Madeline Horton of Cleveland in her suit against Lillian J. Hoffman. Horton claimed a Cleveland judge erred in vacating a jury award of 25 000 for damages to a French war bride, while the appeal was denied. A new Muskingum College dean was named, Dr Bernard C Murdoch. He comes from the American Council on Education in Washington and previously led Presbyterian College. Poland aims to open its first passenger car factory at Zeran by 1952.
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State Supreme Court
Madeline Horton
Cleveland
Lillian J .E. Hoffman
Muskingum College
Concard
Bernard C. Murdoch
Robert N. Montgomery
American Council On Education
Washington, D. C
Murdoch
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S. C
Charlotte
N.C
Poland
Zeran
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