Council For Family Life Education Announces Plans
The Elyria Council for Family Life Education outlines plans to promote family relations education with weekly radio broadcasts. Consultant Mrs Gauchat, from Canton, joins planning after London speech, with first broadcast on Thursday October 2 featuring Mrs Howard Hillman.
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Elyria Council For Family Life Education
H G Gauchat
Canton
Elyrian
Howard Hillman
Elyria Family Life Council
Gauchat
World Mental Health Congress
London
American Red Cross
Childrens Bureau
Family Service and Childrens Bureau
Social Planning Council
YWCA
YMCA
Women’s Clubs
Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association
Couner of Churches
Lorain County Adult Educational Council
Herbert Charges Lausche Makes Incorrect Statement
Ohio campaign rhetoric heats up as former governor Frank J Lausche campaigns for governor on the Democratic ticket alleging the stip mining law is mismanaged. Governor Thomas J Herbert counters that Lausche has made false statements while Taft and Bricker plan statewide appearances through late October into November.
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Ohio
Frank J Lausche
Thomas J Herbert
Lausche
Zanesville
Circleville
Cambridge
St Clairsville
Bellare
Steubenville
Herbert
Toledo
Three Bandits Steal Jewels from Clintonville Jeweler
Three men bound and gagged Clintonville jeweler Frank Tschappat and escaped with $300 in cash and about 8,000 dollars in diamonds and watches after a stick up at his Columbus shop. Tschappat, new to the area, was alone during the robbery. A separate note reports a Norwegian woman giving birth to twins and then triplets within 11 months.
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Columbus
Clintonville
Frank Tschappat
Tsrhappat
Tschappat
Mt Vernon
Norway
Change in Romec Pump Co Management Shifts
J H Lyons, former Romec Pump Co. president and current general manager, resigns from active management for health and personal reasons. He will stay as a consultant. New management directs the company under C E Mead, previously general manager at Romec plants in Piqua Ohio and Los Angeles California.
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J H Lyons
Romec Pump Company
Lear, Incorporated
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mr Lyons
C E Mead
Piqua
Ohio
Los Angeles
California
Former German Field Marshal Walther Von Brauchitsch Dies
Former German Field Marshal Walther Von Brauchitsch, 69, who resigned as commander in chief in 1941, died after a heart attack at the British 94th military hospital in Hamburg. British authorities announced his death within three hours and said his body would be turned over to his widow. Brauchitsch had lived in retirement in Schleswig Holstein after his 1941 resignation and was interned by the British in 1945 before being taken to Britain.
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Hamburg
Walther von Brauchitsch
Brauchitsch
94Th
Brauchitsth
Schleswig-Holstein
Britain
Youngest Traffic Offender Is Free In New Jersey
In Boonton New Jersey five year old Tommy Maretta faced a traffic charge for operating a three quarter horsepower gasoline motor car without a license. Recorder Gerald R Fowler dismissed the case noting a discrepancy between the complaint date and the summons served.
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Boonton
Tommy Maretta
Gerald R Fowler
American Aid To Anti Communists Sparks Kremlin Concern
Washington reports say US support for anti Communist groups behind the Iron Curtain arouses alarm in the Kremlin. Moscow papers denounce a so called project to aid underground democratic forces using secret congressional funds, a program Bridges called essential to bolster anti Soviet activity in eastern Europe.
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Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
New Tunes
Europe
Styles Bridges
N H
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congressional Appropriations
Gas Shortages Forecast This Winter Nationwide supply fears rise
Washington officials forecast nationwide natural gas shortages this winter due to a postwar surge in household gas use and a steel shortage hindering production and transport. Officials warned industrial shutdowns may follow if supply remains tight.
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Washington
Gas Shortages Rise Across Regions Amid Demand Surge
The report notes gas service interruptions hit homes in multiple areas with the worst shortages in the Appalachian and Midwest regions. Federal regulators call for tighter curtailments as gas delivery capacity rises and customer numbers increase despite prior industry warnings.
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Appalachian
Mi West
Por ¢ Commission
Mic West
Midwest
Prisoner Could Not Wait Until Dec 8 For Freedom
Columbus police today sought an impatient Ohio convict who walked away from the state welfare department central warehouse. William Gordon, 30, of Canton, a trust, had been granted parole effective Dec 8 but left yesterday, authorities said.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Gordon
Canton
State Welfare Departments
Gordon
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John W Bricker
New Philadelphia
Cities Service
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Marsh & Son
Romec Pump Co
Marshall Brauchitsch
Anther Saslaches
Siamne
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Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut St
Winters’ Roofing & Siding Service
O. E. Winters
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Coolerator
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