Grand Opening of Ohio State Employment Service Office
A large delegation from industry labor and government will attend the grand opening tomorrow of the Ohio State Employment Service office at 648 58 Broad Street. Foster P Dirlam Elyria office manager leads welcomed guests with assistance from central Columbus officials.
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Ohio State Employment Service
Broad St
Foster P. Dirlam
Elyria
OSES
Columbus
Jevel
Ernest Cornell
OSWS
J. R. Tieheer
Elyria O
Frank Bausfead
Direstor
Sohn Wing
Cleveland
Dirlam
Attierests
Middle Ave
Temple
Bhardine
Dirking
Ohio Employment Service
Elyra
Court
Elsra
Arnt
Ohin Bureau of
Conerapinya Compensation
ISSS
Department of Industrial Relations
Intal
Sandusky Schools Issue Approved By Wide Margin
The Sandusky area approved school levies and bonds amid mixed results. A 1.710 million bond for repairs to the Erie County courthouse failed by 81 votes, while a 2.538 million bond for school improvements passed. Berlin Heights and Milan area districts supported mill levies for fire equipment and operating expenses, with several townships and counties voting on related measures. The Ohio employment service office in Elyria expanded its space and leadership, highlighting renewed local jobs programs and office relocations.
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Erie County Court House
Sandusky
Heal
Perkins Township
Cloanenmary
Real Esate
Berlin Heights
Milan
Margaretta
Berlin
Harom Township
Huron Village
Cinton J. Parker
Grover
Stock Quotations and Jail Meal Punch Incident
A garbled local item reports stock quotes and a confrontation at a jail meal area. An unidentified man punched Frank Van Rayer after remarking about the meals, a brief violent exchange recorded in a fragmentary police or jail context.
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Marysville
Frank van Rayer
Val Riper
Water Street plant walks tester job details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text describes a person named Joan involved in a walking tester role at a footwear plant. Distinct details are unclear, with numbers and phrases scrambled. The readable elements show a test or inspection activity on site, but no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
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Joan
Lorain County Vote Totals Show Lausche Narrowly Leads Rhodes
Lorain County results reflect a tight contest with Lausche leading Rhodes in several precincts outside the two largest. Burke appears ahead in countywide tallies for various offices, while Bender trails in top contests. Statewide races show Loe rain County backing Beil and Matthias in Supreme Court contests, with broader support for amendments extending term lengths and officer tenures.
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Rhodes
Lorain
Oberlin
Lausche
Burky
Bender
Thomas AL Burke
Darge
Lonian Ural
Burke
Pet
Batt
Congress
Vermeer
Gan Raymann
Pal Yadeem Sande
C. William O'Neil
Sorex General
Paul R. Ward
Loerain County
James F. Beill
Supreme Court
Tor
Wal
Uesato
Henry A. Middleton
John M. Matthias
Vas
John H. Lammeck
Kingsley AL Taft
Arthur W. Dasie
Lorain County
General Assembly
Lemnan Coiniank
Senate
Teuse of Representatives
October Total Fines and Parking Receipts Highlight City
The October ordinance and state case receipts show total income of 5647 for local fines and licenses. City records list Maser's Court fines, vendor and officer licenses, chauffeur licenses, and cash bonds, with state case collections totaling 1044.95.
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Maser
Amarer
Lausche Wins Fifth Ohio Governorship in Big Victory
Ohio Gov. Frank Lausche secured a landslide victory over Republican James Rhodes in Tuesday's election, winning about 7.11 million votes to 968,958 with returns from 9,146 of 11,237 precincts. The result strengthens his position as a potential presidential candidate while maintaining his status as the state’s only Democrat in statewide office.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Lausehe
Lausche
Charles P. Taft
Linsche
Rhodes
GOP
Ohio Supreme Court
John W . Brown
C. William O'Neill
Roger
Goveror
Lause
Senate
Mennen Williams
Michigan
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Averell Hamman
New York
Lansche
AmMonz
Eisenhower’st
Misengraver
Robert Araft
Joseph T. Fersem
Lauscheis & Cathe
Write-In Elects S. C. Senator Thurmond Victory Story
South Carolina chose J Strom Thurmond as U S Senate winner via write-in over Edgar Brown after the death of Burnett Maybank. Thurmond, a former governor and 1948 States Rights candidate, led with 140,169 votes to 81,784 with 1,435 of 1,573 precincts counted.
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Charles Wickenberg
Columbia
S. C
U. S. Senate
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
Burnett A. Maybank
Thurmond
Edgar Brown
Brown
Wpither
Jufter Brown
iState Democratic Executive Committee
Sen
Maybank
James F. Byrnes
Greenville
Charles E. Daniel
Will
Daniel
Byrnes
Bressing
International News‘ Service
Washington
Senate Election Winners Listed By United Press
United Press lists results from the Senate races with names of winning candidates and party affiliations across multiple states. It notes incumbents re elected with or without opposition, and marks close or leading races in several regions including Maine Massachusetts Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota and others.
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United Press
Louisiana
Allen J. Ellender
Ista
Foster
California
Thomas H. Rucolo
Glen H. Taylor
D. Nebra
Carl T. Curtis
R. Ilfinaig
Paul H. Douglas
Keith Neville
D. XI
Joseph T. Meek
Roman L. Hrussowa
Thomas E. Martin
Ka. R
James F. Green
Guy M. Gillette
Five School Bond Issues Approved In County
County voters approved a $975000 school building project and seven other municipal and township levies, with margins from slim to strong. Leveys included Penfield Local, Columbia, Ashland, and Lorain schools, Firelands, and Hospital bonds, plus a zoning measure in LaGrange and charter approval in Oberlin. Defeats included cemetery purchase, fluoridation repeal, and several recreation and sewer taxes.
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Avon Lake
Carlisle-La- Grange
CLG
la Grange
Board of Elections
Penfield
Columbia School
Eisna Township
Wii
Fivevear
Lews
Cenewal Leves
Cherhin
Aate
LRM Te
Oberlin
Todgrille
As Te
Ehria Schrele
Elf Mill
Firelands School
Gate Ltd
Wellington
LaGrange Township
Recreation
Lorain
Eivna
Welhneim
Elyna
Columbia Tern
Columbia Tranestan
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Mane Gala
Bond St
Defk
Carroll Strong
Pete
Ely Park
Bread St
New Oses
Mavdaed
Coser, Warner Tirs
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Westman Woolanth Co
Rhodes, Bender In
Joseph T. Ferguson
Demons and Fame
Tr Oanean Wemat
Roger Vanes
Thodes
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Leverall Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Russia
Camden
Pittsfield
Grafton
Walloping
Irect
Sheffield Eee
LaGrance Village
Thomas P. Wall Jr
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Caring G. Watson
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