Hanhart Bliss Re-elected As State Party Chairmen
Eugene Hanhart won a fourth term as Democratic state chairman after a two hour session, defeating Ray Miler who carried little support. Republicans re-elected Ray Bliss to a third full term. The meeting also expanded the Democratic Executive Committee to 73 members, naming Hanhart from outside the Central committee.
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Columbus
Lausche
Cleveland
Ray T. Miler
Eugene Hanhart
New Philadelphia
Dover
Ohio
Hanhart
Miller
Cavahora County
Mildred Durbin
Kenton
Charles McDonald
Canton
State Central Committee
Central Committee
George D. Nye
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Mary C. Gallagher
Ironton
Lima
Harry R. Meredith
Horstman
Horstgnan
Meredith
G. E. Easterday
Delawager
Earl Applegate
Steubenville
Hel
Gene Hanhart
Democrats
Turnpike Commission
James Shacknessy
John P. Kelly
Toledo
Charles D. Fogle Jr
Marietta
Jack Sullivan
Youngstown
Edward L
U S Farm Land Values Fall Across Nation in 1953 Four Months
The Agriculture Department reports farm real estate values for four months ending March 1 were down from a year earlier in every state. The national value dropped two percent from last fall and six percent from the prior year due to drought and lower cattle prices. Despite some commodity price gains slowing the decline, further declines are expected in late summer and fall as output remains high and carryover stocks stay large. Total US farm real estate value stood at 87.58 billion dollars, down 5.5 percent from last year and 6.5 percent from the March 1952 peak, with more farms financed by credit than in any year since 1946.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
North Central States
Maine
United States
Prospect PTA Final Meeting and Carnival in Oberlin
The Prospect PTA final meeting will be held at the school on Wednesday. The annual carnival opens at 3 30 p m and runs to 7 30 p m with pony rides hay rides jeep rides skill booths a fish pond and other carnival entertainment. The cafeteria will sell lunches ice cream and beverages.
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Oberlin
Prospect Pta
Oberlin Co-Op Annual Meeting and Community Notices
Oberlin Co-Op to convene annual meeting at 8 p.m. tonight in the James Brand House with Mrs. Leonard Barr as general chair and a long committee roster including Mrs. Stanley Manuel and several others. Also on tap Lorain County Blood Bank blood drive at Allen Memorial Hospital Thursday May 20 from 1 to 5 p.m. and Father Son Banquet for Central Star Lodge No. 73 F and A.M. (PHA) at the Temple on May 29. tickets at Scotty's barber shop. Baseball summer recreation practice begins Thursday at 6:30 p.m. for classes D and E ages 13-17 at the college freshman diamond, with other class practices and a planned wiener roast. 20 tons of sand to be purchased to improve Park St. diamond. Australia to use much of its $54 million World Bank loan to aid transport.
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Leonard Barr
Stanley Manuel
Anthony Piraino
C. P. Zimmerman
William Picasnick
Joseph Ignat
Serge Podwalny
Gordon Comings
Robert Kretchmar
Thomas Harris
Werner Bromund
Arthur Salo
Alvah Walker
Frank Zavodsky
J. T. Williamson
Harlan Slater
Anna Haigh
Lorain County
Allen Memorial Hospital
Central Star Lodge No. 73
F. and
A.M
PHA
Temple
Scotty's
Park St. Diamond
Board of Governors
Patterson Divorce Filed Over Ring Pawnings
In Knoxville Tennessee Mrs June Patterson filed for divorce alleging her husband Carl ages 28 pawned her wedding ring six times over four years. The filing highlights repeated financial strain and marital strain within the couple.
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Knoxville, Tenn
June Patterson
Hubby Carl
Johannesburg's 1953 divorce boom dubbed South Africa's Reno
In 1953 Johannesburg experienced a record divorce wave, with 1 587 marriages dissolved. The surge reflected shifting social norms and legal changes affecting marital separations in the city.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Forty Named To Serve On Jury For Common Pleas Court
Clerk H E Agate announced forty residents summoned for May 25 jury service. Elyria area names include Naoma Baumhardt and Robert Gow among others. Lorain and Wellington residents also listed with streets and towns. Local mentions span Oberlin LaGrange Sheffield Lake Avon Lake and Columbia Station in a county wide jury pool.
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H. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Naoma Baumhardt
Clinton Ave
Robert Gow
Madison St
Wilma Varga
Griswold Rd
Raymond Harrison
Caroline St
Paul Herbert
Lake Ave
Geraldine Wilson
Artemas Ct
Thomas Murray
Sixth St
Agnes Anderson
Roosevelt Ave
Eva Wirth
Winckles St
Helen Pichoda
Harrison Ave
Mary Bauer
East
Economic Upturn May Come Before Expected
Theodore Koslow reports that a potential early upturn in U S economic activity could follow from heightened defense spending for a projected anti-Communist Southeast Asian alliance. The piece notes consumer buying postponement, anticipated price stabilization from arms orders, and a shift in market leadership from blue chips to secondary stocks amid a rally.
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New York
INS
U. S
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Alcoholics Anonymous Opens Help Network Across Nation
Alcoholics Anonymous promotes a sickness model of alcoholism and offers mutual aid without charge through self help groups. It directs readers to a P. O. Box 321 for contact.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Sampler Of Liquor Not Playing 'Possum
Pasadena liquor store owner Bill Bush sought the thief who nibbled bottle tops and tasted contents. He found an opossum sleeping in the shop window. The animal reeked, the Humane Society agreed, and an attendant removed it in a sack to sober up.
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Pasadena
Calif
Bill Bush
Bush
The
Humane Society
Economists See Halt in U S Business Dip
U S Government economists say the latest federal reserve board report shows the business decline has halted. Construction work remains at a record high and the adjusted industrial production index holds at 123 after seasonal adjustments, with no immediate upturn expected until next fall.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Survey Of Water Supply Under Way In Two Townships
In Birmingham area Henrietta and Florence Townships engage firemen, grange, and trustees in a water survey to ensure a constant fire department supply and identify all water sources. The project aims to finish by June 1 with homeowners assisting interviewers by sharing water locations, electric master switch positions, and attic access points for immediate reference at the Birmingham fire station.
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Birmingham
Grange
Henrietta
Florence
Florence Township
W. C. Jenkins
Man Sues Hospital Over Missing Mustache After Surgery
Oliver files $15,000 damages suit against a hospital alleging his mustache was removed during an abdominal operation and would not grow back. He says he was hurt and embarrassed upon waking and discovering the loss.
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Pital
Oliver
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PTA
June E. Alexander
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Australia
World Bank
Hugo G. Zimmer
West Bridge
St. Elyria
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American Telephone
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P. O. Box
Steeline Mfg. CO
Center Ridge Rd
Coffman Optical
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Tenn
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Coshocton
Edna Ayers
Hay Ave
Rennel
Dayton Moore
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Broad Street
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Broad St
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