Bricker Denies Accusation In Governor Race Exchange
United Press reports Charles Sawyer, Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, accused John W. Bricker and GOP leaders of an unholy alliance with Governor Davey’s administration in exchange for patronage. Bricker denied the charge as a desperate falsehood and noted Sawyer’s ties to radical CIO leaders. Davey remained silent as the campaign response unfolded amid accusations of patronage deals and party loyalty shifts.
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United Press
Charles Sawyer
Sparks
John W. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Sawyer
Zwicker
Brieker
Ed D. Sehorr
Ohio
Bricker
Sawer
Feader
Sawweer
CIO
Bricher
Poulson
Francis W. Poulsan
Billy Geonard
Bure Gong
Davey
Sinerver
Boumioonto
Artifactor
Mentholatum ad promises quick relief for nasal congestion
An old style advertisement asks if your nose is irritated and throat uncomfortable, then promotes Mentholatum in jars or tubes. It claims menthol vapors clear the head, loosen mucus, and ease stuffed breathing, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Amherst Coming Events and Local Highlights Tonight
The Amherst 123th Anniversary Celebratiog group will meet at 7 30 in the Town Hall Assembly rooms with a Democratic rally to follow featuring Congressmen Don Hurter and Judge Adams of Cleveland. Hickory Tree Grange to fur fourth degrees. Truth Speakers class to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Wangering. Congregational church group to meet Friday at Mrs Ada Purcell. Middle Ridge Community Club meets Friday at the schoolhouse. A high school minstrel show was held Wednesday with Alma Masters May Smith Evelyn Izold Edna Mae Lehman Marie Telzerow Betty Braun Edith VanKeuren Rogemary Radde Margie Lawrente Alice Linn Janet Smith Betty Barris. Special numbers included a marimb solo by Edna Mae Lehman and solos by Alma Masters and Marie Telzerow. Record staff to sponsor a white elephant sale Saturday at 110 Church street.
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Amherst
Don Hurter
Judge Adams
Cleveland
Hickory Tree Grange
Truth
First Evangelical Church
Stanley Wangering
Wircle
Congregational Church
Wll
Ada Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
Middle Ridge
Alma Masters
May Smith
Evelyn Izold
Edna Mae Lehman
Marie Telzerow
Betty Braun
Edith VanKeuren
Rogemary Radde
Margie Lawrente
Alice Linn
Janet Smith
Betty Barris
Rosemary Radde
C. J. Ehrman
Church Street
Parochial School PTA Discusses Safety Patrol Event
The St. Joseph parochial school PTA held a Wednesday session with Kenneth E Mil from the Cleveland Auto Club presenting an illustrated talk on Safety Patrol. Students performed a play and sang on Safety, and a mock court trial on Safety violations was staged by children. A future card party on Oct 27 was planned to set up bridge tables. Honors went to Sister Marilyn's room.
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Parent Teacher Association
St. Joseph Parochial School
Kenneth E. Milof
Cleveland Auto Club
Pinachie Bridge
Marilyn
Republican candidates clash over campaign costs and taxes
Don S Ebright Republican state treasurer candidate assailed Clarence Kinseyley for rising maintenance costs in the treasurer’s office and a traveling orchestra. He faulted sales tax division spending amid a 25 percent decline in tax receipts and charged Kinseyley with using state employees for political campaigning.
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Duffy
Bricker
Cleveland
Bruce Bartow
New York
Sawyer
Hamilton
Middletown
Don S Ebright
Clarence Ho Knisley Merase Aries
Ebinght
Tnhe
Ebright
Kinsley
Iinisley
Many Forest Fires in West Virginia
West Virginia faced a week of rampant fires as a general rain began to help forest rangers. Thirty plus new blazes were reported last night, raising concern after a ten day drought and near-breath humidity. Forester Nana Griffin called the situation desperate and suspected hunters may have started several fires. By Saturday nine dozen fires had been reported since the squirrel hunting season opened. A separate report noted a discovery at 1,760 feet near Dalkeith in Scotland.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Forest Services
Nana Griffin
Griffin
British Troops Round Up 300 Arab Prisoners
In Jerusalem on October 2 British forces swept Old City gates and rounded up 300 Arab prisoners after a two day rebel surge. Prisoners denied rebels but were detained for identification and examination. Fighting persisted in the Moslem quarter as nine Arabs were killed and 16 wounded, including two British police and a soldier.
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Jerusalem
Old Jerusalem
Tidus
Building to be razed for new high level bridge
County commissioners will take bids November 7 for demolishing a one story concrete building at Elyria avenue and 21st street to clear the site for a new high level bridge. The contract is let to completion with PL W A construction requirements explained.
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Elyria Avenue
21St Street
W. A
Robbery at Empire Tavern Probed for Fingerprints
Police seek fingerprints from a burglary at the Empire Tavern on Adams Street Tuesday night. Loot included $25 in cash, $235 in merchandise, a pinball machine, cigarette machine, and music box. Detectives report no break in yet. The Polish government tightens control of foreign exchange. TRY A CHRONICLE-TELEGRAM WANT-AD FOR RESULTS.
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Empire Tavern
Jimmie Fidler Tours Lone Pine On Gunga Din Set
Jimmie Fidler reports from Lone Pine as the Gunga Din company works atop a desert plateau near Mount Whitney. The piece notes 2000 cast and crew, daily battles for the camera, locations among Screen Actors' Guild members, Cary Grant and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. seen on Main Street, and Anna May the elephantine star causing and solving mischief amid filming chaos.
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Lone Pine
Cinlif
Ukko-Radio
United States
Jimmie Fidler
Mount Whitney
Gunga Din
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Filmville
America
Screen Actors’ Guild
Cary Grant
Youngdong Fairbanks
Federal Agents Target Bootleg Rings in U S District Court
Federal agents disclosed efforts to break two bootleg liquor rings in Cincinnati and surrounding counties. Thirty six people face secret indictments with arraignments and trials set for November first. The investigation traced illegal liquor to Indianapolis and Chicago, with arrests by the Federal Alcohol Tax Bureau. In a related case James Everett Merritt of Cheyenne, 26, was sentenced to four years for kidnapping Harley Spruance of Hillsboro. Merritt's wife Edna Lucille, 22, pleaded guilty but awaits probation reports. The couple allegedly forced Spruance to accompany them to Indianapolis, where he was beaten and coerced to promise $3000. They later opened a "dude" ranch in Cheyenne.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
James Everett Merritt
Cheyenne
Harley T. Spruance
Hillsboro
Merritt
Edna Lucille
Spruance
Merritts
Witness Tells Of Threat By Communists
Detroit union member James Mitchell testifies before the House committee on un American activities detailing threats from Communists He describes loud protests about the American flag and claims sit down strikes were used to stir class hatred He cites leaders Homer Martin Lewis Wohn and Lewis in his account from Washington October 20.
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Washington
James Mitchell
Detroit
Murray Body Works Union
House Committee
UN American Activities
Mitchell
Martin Dies
Tex
Commouni
Dies
Labor Department
Ley T. Jones
United Auto Workers
Murray Body Works
Homer Martin
Automobile Union
International Union
Lewis Wohn L. Lewisi
Cars Collision Near Lone Pine Sparks Police Report
A collision occurred last night at Middle avenue and Second street involving a car driven by KR Montague of 122 Longford Avenue and a parked vehicle after attempting to avoid another car driven by a woman who ran a red light. Police report notes minor injuries and a claim for rubbing oil on bruises. Tex's Cafe remains Lone Pine's notable gathering spot with a brief floor show joke by Tex.
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KR. Montague
Longford Avenue
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Lone Pine
Tex
Vic McLagren
Vic
Wellington Delivery Service Ad by Coral Shepard
Delivery service call in Wellington by Coral Shepard at 523 Barker Street. Phone 21. Reliable local delivery with prompt service and clear contact details for residents and businesses.
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Wellington
Coral Shepard
Barker St
Wellington Council weighs bicycle ordinance and Halloween patrols
Wellington Ohio October 20 council meeting discussed a bicycle use ordinance, ordered two new street lights on South Main, and voted to add extra police for Halloween. Other items included bill payments and planning for the November 15 meeting.
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Wellington
Ohio
South Main Street
Hamlin W R C Holds Annual Inspection
Hamlin W R C members hosted their annual inspection at G A R Memorial Hall on a Tuesday evening with 33 regulars and 20 visitors from Oberlin and Elyria Corps. Inspecting officer Mrs Anna Grace Bright praised the local corps. district leaders announced district conventions, rallies, and upcoming events including a November 11 Twelfth District Corps rally in Elyria plus a November bake sale and tea plans.
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Hamlin Woman's Relief Cops
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Oberlin Corps
Elyria Corps
Anna Grace Bright
Elytia Corps
Helen Cameron
Oberlin
Alice Behnke
Helen
K. of Phall
Cleveland
Twelfth District
Elyria
Sage
Sandusky
Dayton
Madison
Xenia
Teresa Parks
Leinseder
Margaret Rothwell
Stevick
Kella Tudor
LuEtta Shepard
Edna Watters
Verna Betts
Talks By School Officials At PTA Meeting
At the schoolhouse Tuesday evening the PTA heard Superintendent A W Shields and Clerk Everett L Barrick discuss school finances. Barrick explained local resources and budgeting while Shields described state Foundation program resources, school operation, and the proposed 3 mill levy to be voted on November 8. Arnold Kipplinger noted curriculum discussion.
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P.T. A
Jeanne Whiteside
Ruth Dunford
Parent
A. W. Shields
Everett L. Barrick
Barrick
Shields
Arnold Kipplinger
Mrs Watters Hosts Wilmington Sorosis Meeting
Nineteen members of the Wilmington Sorosis Club met at the home of Mrs. E. E. Watters Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Elberta Bachiel Meodina was a guest. The hostess served a dessert at 1:30, followed by routine business and a book review by Mrs. Sara Curtice.
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Mary Jordan Lettlermier
Betty Puder
Mary E. Knapp
King’s Daughters
Isabelle Bishbaugh
Betty Lonsborough
Pittsfield
Nintcen
Wellington
Sorosis Club
E. E. Watters
Guests at Millersburg for temple meeting and visits
Mesdames Sara Binder Anne Puder Pearl Bassett Feunces ue er and Mac Seeley traveled to Millersburg Tuesday for a O B S temple gathering. Past Grand Matron Sarah Binder and Mrs Proder received flowers. Puder and Martin Giberson attended a Matron’s meeting in Loudonville. Reverend and Mrs William Baxter, soon to winter in Florida, hosted and visited local friends. village clerk John T Duff and wife depart for a 10 day trip visiting Skyline Drive Virginia and sites in Pennsylvania. Mrs John Carmen will care for the office in his absence.
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Millersburg
Sara Binder
Anne Puder
Pearl Bassett
Feunces Ueer
Mac Seeley
William Bakter
Florida
Wallace Bear
Pittsfield
Penfield
L E. Downey
John T. Duff
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Philip
Springfield
Ohio
John Carmen
Murray Hails Decision As Great Victory
Philip Murray chairman of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee hailed the NLRB ruling against Republic Steel as a great victory for steel workers. The board found Wagner Act violations and ordered 5,000 workers reinstated with back pay, signaling support for collective bargaining to end company unionism and violence.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
National Labor Relation Board
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
NLRB
Little Steel
Murray
SWOC
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
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Herbert S. Thoffy
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Poen
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Jessie McLean
Harris Street
Hospital News
George Schroeder
Park Avenue
Sliss Mary Rose
Lorain
Ida Long
Willard
C. Kilmer
Jackson Street
C. L. Allen
Fremont
M. A. Hayes
Lote Beard
Mull Street
Helen Roemer
Dorothy Carlson
J.B. Avery
Charles South
A “Safety Patrol
Cleveland Maternity Hospital
Dalkeith
Scotland
Southern Star Coal
McQuistion & Helfrich
West Avenue
Poland
Chronicle-Telegram
Castle’s
Castle's
2Nd Street
Jack
Vic McLaglen
Youngdoug
Anna May
Joe Metcalf
Breal
Mr. Metcalf
Joe
Anna
Doug Fairbanks
Doug
Grant and
Fairbanks
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
John Streicher
East River St. Ph
Edith Mae
Middle Ave
Council
Townsend
Frank West
Wellington Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Vermilion
Wellington Woman's Benefit Association
Helen Sawyer
Margaret Schott
Mertie' Cole
Harriette Whitney
Mineotta Selliers
Philip Beal
Lena Beam
Chive Butler
Mary Prentice
American Legion Auxiliary
Jane Clara
Oficers
Pearl Garrett
Josephine Outridge
Rutheda Obnig
Dorothy West
Evelyn Falls
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