Ohio political renomination and campaign expenses report
Supreme Court Judge Robert M Sohngen unopposed for Democratic renomination with no contributions and 28 dollars in expenditures. Rep Clarence J Brown Blanchester renominated with no contributions or expenses. Rep Earl Lewis renominated from district 18 St Clairsville with no contributions or expenses. Rep J Harry McGregor renominated with expenses of 159 dollars. Former Rep Edward J Gardner successful Democratic nominee with no contributions and 481 dollars in expenditures. Ted W Brown Columbus unsuccessful GOP nominee for secretary of state with no contributions and 380 dollars in expenses. Fred J Snyder on Edward J Hummel for secretary of state committee reported 507 dollars in expenses in Hummel's successful nomination campaign.
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Supreme Court
Robert M. Sohngen
Hamilton
Clarence J. Brown Blanchester
Earl Lewis
St. Clairsville
Harry McGregor
Edward J. Gardner
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
GOP
Fred J. Snyder
Hummel
Secretary of State
Edward J. Hummel
Michigan students inherit over one million from bachelor donor
Ann Arbor Michigan University students will share more than 1 million dollars left by C C Smith a 79 year old bachelor who lived in a room in the Michigan Union for 11 years before his death on March 4 He asked the fund be used by the Michigan Board of Regents to provide gifts loans scholarships and merit rewards without relying on examinations He moved to campus in 1937 seeking a quiet life among alumni and students after his 1896 graduation Alexander Ruthven and the Ann Arbor Trust Co were named co administrators of the estate
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Mr. Smith
Michigan Union
C. C. Smith
Detroit
Alexander Ruthven
Ann Arbor Trust Co
Smith
Michigan Board of Regents
Clothing Workers Chief Opposes Peacetime Draft at Convention
ATLANTIC CITY N J Jacob S Potofsky president of the CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers says his union opposes a peacetime draft and Universal Military Training. He urges that U S foreign policy reflect the yearning for peace and emphasizes moral leadership of a free America. The union lists 375000 members and calls for labor to shape policy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jacob S. Potofsky
CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers
America
Ihaman
Potofsky
Uni
Labor leaders debate draft and third party in 1948 politics
Potofsky and labor figures discuss commitments to voluntary enlistment and peace time draft to defend the nation. He notes union opposition to a third party unless backed by major labor movements and states the Amalgamated will follow CIO policy after the two major party conventions. Ecuador considers credit aid for unsold rice.
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American Labor Movement
Potofsky
CTO
CIO
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Betty Hamner
Ohio State University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Ceylon
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