Veterans in Ohio at large congressional race
In Cleveland Ohio voters face a congressman-at-large contest between Stephen M. Young the four term Democrat and George H. Bender the 10 year Republican. Young is a WW II veteran and New Deal supporter while Bender chairs Cuyahoga County GOP and previously served as state senator beginning in 1920.
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Cleveland
House of Representatives
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
George H. Bender
Cuyahoga County
Young
New Soils Testing Plan In Operation In Ohio
A new soils testing plan is now in operation across Ohio announced by Carl Deeds County Agent. It replaces a free testing program run for years by Ohio State University amid rising demand for testing services and a push for more intensive soil analysis at the county level.
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Ohio
Carl Deeds
Ohio State University
Political Rivalry Shapes Ohio GOP Leaders
The passage contrasts the career paths of two men in Ohio politics. One has chaired the county GOP since 1938 while pursuing business interests. The other, Young, ran for multiple state offices with limited success before finally winning a congressman-at-large seat in 1932, with a career that oscillates between Cleveland and Washington.
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GOP
Young
Ohio House of Representatives
Bender
Greater
Cleveland
Washington
Soil testing plans offered by Lorain County Service
Under the new plan three soil testing service types are provided with minimum fees of one or two dollars. Standard group testing covers PH reading soil type and composition, time requirements in tons per acre, phosphorus per acre, organic matter, and soil structure. Optional group testing targets problem areas for magnesium manganese and boron. Greenhouse tests read nitrates soluble salts and one selected trace element. Samples go to the county office then to Ohio State University for analysis with a full findings inventory and recommended practices returned through the county office.
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Lorain County Service
Ohio State University
Deeds
Realism Breaks Out in Art Museum
At the Sheldon Art Museum in Middlebury Vermont a blacksmith shop forge bellows and horseshoes on the first floor recall a craftsman Byron Smith who ran the shop for about 75 years. A replica of a nineteenth century Middlebury College dormitory room on the third floor shows authentic wall hangings books and an empty rum bottle.
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Middlebury
Sheldon Art Museum
Byron Smith
Middlebury College
Electricity at Work in Jackson Home Hums With Gadgets
In Jackson Michigan the Emil Mathias house uses electricity to control windows during rain, trigger fire and burglar alarms, operate bedroom curtains, and power a radio with multiple speakers. Mathias, an electrical engineering hobbyist, notes the bill remains near that of a standard home as the direct current is stepped down to 28 volts.
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Jackson, Mich
Emil Mathias
Mathias
Notable Ohio Political Figure Biography Summary
Bern Shawnee Ohio native pursued high school business studies and accounting. Re-elected State Auditor for four terms and served as State Examiner in 1916. Held roles in Ohio General Assembly and as Congressman At Large for three terms, later elected to the Eighty-first Congress. Married with eight children. two sons served in World War II and a third son in the Naval Reserve. Father of one daughter and two sons.
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Akron
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Europe
Near East
Steel price rise guesses cast wide in industry journal
Steel Industry Journal reports bets run from five to eight dollars per ton on future price hikes after wage talks end. Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna plant wildcat strike caused a four percent drop in the ingot rate to 98.5 percent while overall industry conditions held steady. Supply pressures remain as civilian and defense demands persist and observers warn of possible government and mill deviations from agreed distribution policies.
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Industry Journal
Lackawanna, N. Y
Bethlehem Steel
Steel price indexes show slight rise amid demand hope
The article notes potential demand cutbacks from government controls may ease steel supply strain. Last week, the steel's weighted index for finished steel rose to 157.76 from 157.62 while the arithmetical composite stayed at 95.09. Pig iron composites held at basic 48.28 No 2 foundry 49.35 and malleable 47.27.
109th Birthday Sparked Odd Quip From Mrs Dimeo
In Cranston Rhode Island Mrs Rosario Dimeo, who has turned 108 and faces 109, quipped about aging saying Maybe God put a little too much oil in my candle as she reflected on her advancing years.
Farmers collect 145 to cover cattle damage in Berkshire County
In Pittsfield Massachusetts farmers gathered 145 dollars to compensate for damage to five cows whose tails were bitten off by dogs in Berksh ire county during the month.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
West Point Family Sees Two Sons Enter Army
LOUISVILLE KY Two sons of Shulie Johnson born while he taught at West Point have joined the Army. Jack joined last October and has been promoted three grades. Bill enlisted this month and aims for field artillery, as does his older brother. A third child Nancy Jane, three, remains.
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Shulie Johnson
West Point
Jack
al Ready
Bill
Field Artillery
Johnson
Nancy Jane
Representatives 1921 to 1922 Judge of Court of Common Pleas
Born in Cleveland Ohio the judge served in the Court of Common Pleas during the 1921 to 1922 period. He is listed among representatives for those years and associated with judicial office in Ohio records.
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Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
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