State building too small for office needs in Ohio
Ohio's new state office building is not large enough to meet current government space needs and possible future expansions. The Senate investigation committee will report next week to the General Assembly. The project would cost about 6.08 million more than the 2.9 million appropriated, with no heating plan funded and no available funds to finish. Former Senator Paul Mo Herbert drafted the report. The committee finished its inquiry Thursday and will present to the Senate and Governor White Earl next week. The report contains no recommendations.
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Columbus
May
Ohio
Senate
General Assembly
Paul Mo Herbert
White Earls
Tne
CT Anderson
Shelby
State building plan faces space and expansion limits
The committee reports the proposed building will yield about 211,900 square feet of office space including 18,223 for the state library, while agencies say 275,000 square feet are needed. Architects and the building commission argue the structure suffices and can expand to 1940, making sale of the Wyandot building unlikely. The panel recommends retaining the Wyandot site and renting space until a wing is added.
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Building Commission
Harry Hake
Cincinnati
State Library
Wyandot
Litchfield News May Updates and Bertha Noble Obituary
May activities include bridge club prizes, cemetery cleanup on May 13, health notes on residents, and a large community update. Notable items include Bertha Noble's funeral, Medina County Orchestra contest results, and local high school ball game against Chatham with a 45 point score. Cemetery and Park Association meeting postponed due to Bertha Noble Rex memorial service. Community visits span Litchfield, Lodi, and nearby towns with multiple family and church events.
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Henry Pfeiffer
Ed Werner
Keith Leach
J. H. Barth
George Meyers
Belden
Jay Mantz
Raymond
Spencer
Etta Nickers
Cemetery
Park Assn
Bertha Noble Rex
Richard Palmer
Cleveland
Russell Canfield
Myron Barth
Max
Faye Whitright
Lodh
Clyde Bradley
Litchfield High School
Chatham High School
Minnie Helen Krugger
Arthur Holmes
Lodi Hospital
Lackey
Betty Flannery
Litchfield
J. H. Bart
Detroit
Mich
George L Marsh
Janet Stephan
Esther Frombaugh
F H. Schott
McDonald
Norman Ausmuth
George Muller
Eugene Leach
Mansfield
Miller Construction Co
John Pettin
Akron woman charged with first degree murder in ax killing
Mrs. Hattie Ray of Akron Ohio faces first degree murder charges for the brutal ax murder of five year old Louise Burlson. Police say Ray attempted suicide several weeks earlier and was found near death. The child victim is identified as Louise Burlson and the case hinges on the investigation.
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Hattie Ray
Akron
Louise Burlson
Hunger Hikers Resume March Toward State Capitol
In Galion Ohio William Montgomery Brown the 76 year old excommunicated Episcopal bishop addressed hunger marchers at Brownella estate near town. He urged communism as a religion and attacked clergy while promising to seek reinstatement to the church. The march continues toward Marion with plans for lodging in public buildings.
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Galion
William Montgomery Brown
Episcopal Church
Ohio
State Capitol
House of Bishops
Cleveland
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Brownella
Here
Brown
Soviet Russia
United States
Denver
Colo
Marion
Sunday visitors in the Stephan home and hospital note
Son of Lakewood were Sunday afternoon callers in the HC Stephan home Mrs Arthur Law will entertain the quilting club Wednesday May 13th Mrs Pat Brice and children and Miss Beatrice Latimore of Lakewood spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Rising Charles King of Cleveland spent Saturday in the Stephan home Mr and Mrs L Audmuth called on his sister Mrs Wm Fierle in the Deaconess hospital Cleveland Saturday evening They brought Junior Edwards home with them while his aunt who he makes his home is in the hospital
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H C Stephan
C R. Canfield
Homer Homan
Lodi
Pat Lanigan
Baby
Homer Ensign
Cleveland
W. W. Smith
J .O. Yeakley
J. Langworthy
Lanigan
Mildred Ensign
Edna King
Mary Streett
H. E. Jenne
G. H. Jenne
C . Rickard
Blanche Comstock
Medina
N. D. Backus
Elyria
Harry Knopf
Parma
Art Law
Son
Lakewood
HC. Stephan
Arthur Law
Pat Brice
Beatrice Latimore
Frank Rising
Charles King
Stephan
L . Audmuth
Wm. Fierle
Deaconess Hospital
Lorain Man Fined for Liquor Charge After Raid
Joe Ocheijk of Lorain was fined 109 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of liquor before Justice George last night. Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies made the arrest following a raid.
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George
Clarence Adams
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