Elyria School Bond Issue Seeks 1952 Voters Support
The Elyria school board asks voters on November 4 1952 to approve a 2 000 000 bond issue with a 227 per 1000 levy to expand high school facilities to handle enrollment up to 2400. The plan covers classrooms libraries cafeterias and athletic spaces and cites rising birth rates and building costs as key drivers.
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Tom Ireland Speaks at Amherst BPW Dinner Despite Controversy
Amherst BPW members heard Tom Ireland discuss communism and Adlai Stevenson during a dinner at the Grange hall. The event featured remarks on national politics, local leadership, and community roles with attendees including Alice Flowers and Mayor Fred Hogete.
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B.P.W. Dinner
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United States
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Adlan Stevdhsors
Alser Hiss
Mr. Stevenson
Thinois
Illinois
New Deal
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Elsie Snell
Public Affair
BPW
Flowers
Margaret MacKenzie
Olive Stewart
Iona Maxwell
Vera Leaver
Christine Brill
Fred Hogete
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Grange
Arnerst
Ime
Frank Ares
Lorain
Connie “Turner
Doris Smith
Pat Leimbach
Ruth Schuiz
Win Properties
Inn
A & Let
Oman
Heseing
Jack Koontz
Herb Turner
Alden Peterman
Bop Lenhard
Sophia Rubel
Bill Jenkins
Hero Turner
Lichis
Alona Lermeach
Janet Peterson
Camarce
Jean Schaeffer
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Roy Schaeffer
Dr Rubel
Mr Sparrow
Jackie
Maxime Mezesi
Shipbuilders End Union Convention in Cleveland
The CIO Marine Shipbuilders union closed its Cleveland convention with a national officers election set and Kefauver address. Delegates raised dues from two to three dollars monthly, approved higher local minimums, increased National Executive Board permissions, and boosted per capita to headquarters from 1 to 1.25 dollars.
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CIO Marine Shipbuilders’ Union
Estes Kefauver
National Executive Board
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