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FRIDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn ,, New York Z
st. Louis 10, Cincinnati .
Pittsburgh IS, Philadelphia 80
Milwaukee S, Chicago Z
SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
New York at Brooklyn
ChcaEo at Milwaukee
St. Louis at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
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Boxing Results
FRIDAY NIGHTS UGHrS

WEST HAVEN, Conn. Jerry Luedee, 1e1
New Haven, outpointed Johnny Green, ISe.
Springfield. Mass. g.
OSAKA, Japan-Somdez Yongrakit, 14slz.
Thailand. stopped Teruo Onuki, l44s4,
Japan, ).
SAN DIEGO, Calf. Fora Foley, 1ss,
Phoenix, Ariz.. outpointed Kirby Seals, 1s4,
San Diego, 10.
SANTIAGO. Chile Dogomar Martinez,
164, Chile, 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14

Johnny (Windy) Mccall, relief
pitcher for the New York Giants,
was given his nickname by Ted
williams when both were team
mates on the Boston Red Sox.
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FRIDAYS RESULTS
Jacksonville 4, Augusta
Charlotte s, Montgomery 3 90 inAinRs)
Columbia ., Columbus
Macon 4, Savannah Z
SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
Augusta at Jacksonville
Montgomery at Charlotte
Columbus at Columbia
Macon at Savannah
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| Michigan States intramural
athletic program includes q sports
ranging from archery to weight
lifting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14

Johnny Temple, Cincinnati Red
legs infielder, stole home three
times in the clubs first Il games
this season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14

Totals a : 221 1
RBI j. Villareal, (2) Roberts.
HR - ]. Villareal, Roberts. Sac
Black, Morgan. SB-MatthewS,
Smith. so BY - Roberts Z, Ram
sey 8. BIB OFF - Roberts S, Ram
sey 5. Winner-RobertS. Loser -
Ramsey. Umpires - Woods, Ar
ango. Scorer - Castaneda. Time
1:32.
Teams
NAVY 900 0 900 0 4 1
KEY WEST oo1 : COX 3 2
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SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
Baltimore at Cleveland
Detroit at Chicago
Boston At New York
Detroit at Chicago
nahAlHhia NJ Waalain Rfnn
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FRIDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland .. Baltimore
New York 3, Boston Z
Chicago /, Detroit 0 tle innings)
Philadelphia 3, Washington Z
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Baseball Results

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Chattanooga z, Mobile z
Memphis 2, Atlanta 8
New Orleans IA, Nashville 9
SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
Chattanooga at Atlanta
Nashville at BIRMINGHAM
Memphie at New Orleans
(Only games scheduled)
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FnIDAY's RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL
Rochester 4, Syracuse 0
Ottawa 8, Buffalo !
Montreal 5, Richmond ,
Toronto Z, Havana
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 5, Charleston o
Indianapolis 6, Columbus
Louisville 6, Minneapolis
PACIFIC COAST
San Diego 2, Hollywood 0
Seattle 1, Oakland o
Los Angeles u, Portland :
San Francisco ., Sacramento Q
TEXAS
Dallas 5, San Antonio Z
Houston 7, Fort Worth 3
Beaumont :, Tulsa 1
Shreveport Q, Oklahoma City {
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
Dothan IL, Fort Walton Beach 2
AndalusiA-Opp IL, Crestview Z
GraceviIle Q, Panama City .
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SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
AMERICAN S0CIATI0N

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis ct Columbus
Minneapolis at Louisville
(0nly games scheduled
TEXAS
Dallas at San Antonio
Houston At Fort Worth
Shreveport at Oklahoma Cry
Beaumont at Tulsa
INTERNATIONAL
Havana at Tonroto
Syracuse at Rochester
Ottawa at Buffalo
Richmond at Montreal
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
Panama City at Andalusia.Opp
Dothan at Crestview
Fort Walton Beach at CraceVille
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Game time is 1880 p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
Rural Women's News
BY ROSEMARY McBETH
Photo by MiSCH

The ladies of Ottawa County are
planning their women's camp so
summer plans are in the making.
The camp committee for 1854 is
Mrs. G. H. Schmidt, Mrs. Margaret
Rymers, Mrs. Ernest Giesler, Mrs.
F. L. Kuhlman. Camp Yukita will
be the site of the camp and all
women are cordially invited to at
tend. The dates of the camp are
Aug. IA. Please notify the Exten-
sion Office if you wish to attend
the camp.
Not only do the women attend
camp but the All Boys and Girls
have that same opportunity at
Camp Kelly's. The Junior Camp is
July SO and Senior Camp is July
9-13.
Another opportunity for the All
girls are the Foods and Clothing
tours in June The foods tour on
June 8 will be conducted through
the Farm Crest Bakeries, The Capt.
tol Building, The Greenfield Mills
Restaurant, and the Dairy Tech.
Building at the Ohio State Univer-
sity.
The Clothing Tour on June IL
will be conducted in Detroit, Mich
igan. We will visit the Ford Motor
Company, The Ford Rotunda, The
j. l.. Hudson Co. and the Fisher
Building.
If any girls wish to take part in
either of the tours she should con-
tact the Extension Office.
May 16 the 5-H Club will Journey
to Meadowbrook at Bascom to at
tend the square dance in the hall.
All 5-H'ers that do not have rides
please contact the Extension Or
flee or come to the Extension Of
flee between 7 = 7::30 PM. If any
members have extra room to take
more people please come to the
office at that time in order to pro-
vide transportation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
Junior High Plans
Musical SUNDAY

"Chasing Rainbows," a diversi-
fled program being directed by vo-
cal music teacher Miss Virginia
Miller, will be presented this Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock in
the high school auditorium.
Participating will be the junior
high chorus and II other talented
youngsters with Miss Connie Mar
tin as accompanist. In addition to
the vocal program, there will be
dance and acrobatic routines as
well as instrumentalists and vocal
lists.
No admission will be charged
but a silver offering will be taken
to help defray costs of the spring
recital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Members of the Oak Harbor
Boosters Association will be pleased
to know that their prize pig is
very prolific mother. In her first
maternal event she gave birth to
ten baby pigs each with white
bands identical to the mother.
Lyle Peters winner of the gilt
awarded last fall, reports by card
that nine of the pigs are living and
doing we'll. Six are female and
three male. Under Lyle's good care
the Boosters are practically ;RSured
of gilt to give away again this
fall. It's a good project that will
not only aid many boys but will
bring into the county the meat type
hog now in demand. Congratula-
tionS to the Boosters for their far
SightedneSs and generosity.
Earl Moore from Carroll town
ship writes that he is interested in
trying corn planted in wide rows
so legumeS can be seeded between
the corn rows. This idea has re-
ceived much publicity due to the
efforts of DR.. George Scarseth of
Indiana. 1t has possibilities but re-
qUireS trial and error period to
learn how. Ohio results have shown
lowered corn yields and not too
much success with the seedlings.
Some folks in the Genoa area have
had success with legume seedlings
at the regular 40 in. row spacings.
According to reports reaching
Columbus the All program is really
booming in Ottawa County. Vernon
Bloom reports that his club has
doubled in size. Another report
says that personable Paul Sharp is
working hard as Junior Leader of
tthe Oak Harbor Rockies. Paul
should be of much help to Dick
Watkins the new leader. Dick is
with the Soil Conservation Service
and very capable young fellow.
Are you feeling bit blue about
our Rosemary? know the news
must be getting around by now.
We wish her every success in her
married life but certainly hate to
lose her. Her personality, enthu-
SiaSm and other good qualities gave
the county Extension program
big boost.
AS part of my work here l am
having to visit some farmSrs in
this area. 1t is a poor substitute
for visits to my many friends at
home but it does help me keep in
touch with farmer thinking. l find
too that farmers are the most won
derful class of people no matter
where you find them.
Saw Kathleen Myerholz the other
day. She works in section of the
building where l do some of my
work. Also spotted Ivan ErickS of
Oak Harbor on the campus but
couldn't get chance to speak to
him. Also saw Coatch Dave Martin
down for the football clinic.
Some real heavy studying is
calling so l will see you again.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
NORTH BASS
MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerook
and family and Miss Betty Bower
were Sandusky visitors Monday.
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker spent
Wednesday shopping in Sandusky.
Mrs. Frank Fox and son Petey
visited for several days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kriss in Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zura and
Johnnie spent Thursday and Fri
day in Sandusky visiting with Mrs.
Zura's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Stonerook.
Sandusky shoppers Friday were
Mrs. Larry Wires and Mrs. Simon
Fox.
Donnie Stonerook of Sandusky
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerook.
Mrs. George Hartlaub and Miss
Betty Bower attended the we'd
ding of Mary Ann Devore and
William Market at Put-in-Bay Sat
urday morning.
Little Dale Stonerook has been
on the sick list for the past week.
A laugh is worth hundred
groans in any market.
Charles Lamb
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
The
jewel BOX

ter of thanks right back. Especially
interesting was what they told her
about how Ivory got its start in
1879. A worker accidently left his
soap making machine run much
longer than usual, and the soap
which resulted from the increased
beating turned out to be creamy,
and float The batch was sent out,
and Immediately letters began to
pour in asking for more of the
soap that floated.
They sought name for the
new product, and the inspiration
came after Harley Proctor, son of
the founder, heard sermon for
which the text was "All thy gar
ments are perfumed with myhrr,
aloes and cassia, out of ivory pal
ACIDS whereby Maey made thee
glad"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
REPORT ALL DUD
SHELLS IN AREA

Members of the civilian popula-
ton who should happen to discov-
er any unexploded explosives on
land or on the lake are requested
to report the location to the COM
manding officer of Erie Ordnance
Depot by the most expeditions
means available.
If this is impossible, the report
ing should be made directly to
the chief of the Ohio Military Dis
trict, Fort Hayes, Columbus, tele-
phone Main 1851.
These Instructions are outlined
in pamphlet which includes the
entire standing operating proceed
ure for reporting and disposal of
all unexploded explosives, ord
nance items resulting from firing
activities from the depot, Camp
Perry or Locust Point or by drop
ping from aircraft while using the
Lake Erie Danger Area.
The pamphlet was distributed
by the Ohio Military District to
government and civilian agencies
in this area.
UneXploded explosive ordnance
may become military or public
hazard through any one of the fol-
lowing causes, the pamphlet ey
plains:
"A round of ammunition may
fail to fire, resulting in an imme.
dlate danger to gun crews.
Ammunition may become dent.
ed, ruptured or rendered unser.
viceable in some manner as to con,
Stitute hazard to using units.
'Entanglement in commercial
fishing nets located in impact
area.
Washing ashore on federal or
privately owned land lying ada.
cent to impact area.
Movement of floating ice.
Deposit on land or in water
outside danger area through error
in firing or malfunction of firing
or release device"
Upon receipt of report of unex-
ploded explosive ordnance, the
chief of the Ohio Military District
will dispatch explosive ordnance
disposal personnel to the location
for proper disposal activity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
IT'LL TAKE TIMING!

Three local families will swap
living places next Saturday, and
about the only way they can fig
ure out how to do it with least
complications is for all three to
load up their possessions at the
same time, and to have the stuff
virtually pass on the streets
The Louis Covers, who have lived
at 1T West Fifth street, for 43
years, will move to the apartment
of their son Alton at 326 West
Third street. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Mortus and sons, who live in the
lBebow apartments on Madison
street, move to the Cover home.
Mrs. Celia Kleinow, who lives in
the West Third street apartment,
goes to the Mortus apartment. It'll
be fun!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
County Students
Honored At T.U.

jeanne E. Juers, Oak Harbor,
and Wilbur j. Ayers, Elmore, both
students at the University of To-
ledo, will be among $50 students
to be honored at the annual TU
HonorS Day to be staged at IL
am, May 10, in Doerman Theater.
Miss Juers was the recipient of
the Toledo City Pan-Hellenie
Council scholarship this year and
Ayers won the McCune American
Legion Post award for political
science excellence.
Miss Juers is the dauhter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Juers, Oak Har-
Dor, and Ayers is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon Ayers. Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
NO ONE HURT

No one was injured Tuesday
forenoon when a truck being
driven by Raymond E. Skrinak,
.Marblehead, skidded on slippery
Route 1853, near Tibbel's summer
resort, and crashed into the left
front of an auto owned by Clarence
Lockhard, LaSalle, Mich. Lockhard
told Sheriff Merlan Budd and Dep
uty James Ellenberger that he had
stopped his auto in the highway to
inquire about renting cottage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
SO THAT'S HOW!

Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Zeis
listened to the TV program recent
ly that celebrated the 18th ami
versary of Ivory Soap, the AN
nouncer mentioning that 1879 was
a mighty important year. Correct,
quipped city auditor Bill Zeis-
that was the year in which he was
born.
Mrs. Zeis, longtime user of
Ivory, wrote an anniversary con-
graduation letter to Proctor and
Gamble, and got a mighty nice let
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
Hospital Workers
Meet Next Monday

A general meeting of all cam
paign workers for the H. B. Ma
gruder Memorial Hospital fund
drive will be held at $50 next
Monday evening, May II, in St.
John Lutheran Parish Hall.
Final reports of the campaign
are to be turned in at this meet
ing. Pledges of over S261, 900 have
been received towards the con.
struction of the new hospital ad-
ditiOn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
SCATTER PINS

Ten year old Carol Fillinger and
Vicki Shortliff have an unusually
clever Midget Song" skit worked
out, doing the routine in costume
with a proficiency that is remark
able i. And if you can figure
out which girl is the feet of the
midget" and which the hands,
you're smarter than most people
who have been applauding the
routine! Vince Brookey, for
merly with the SIP, has a new job
with Air-Ways Mfg. Co., at Bed
ford, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eliza Brookey, expect to move
there shortly . . Thelma Wright,
bewailing the loss of pink plas-
tic tube containing her drivers
license with keys attached to it,
still hopes it will turn up, because
her safety deposit box key is one
of 'em, and it's mighty expensive
to replace Personality kid of
the three year old set: cute Mary
Kay Chapman, daughter of the
DIR. Glenn Chapmans, who is good
for laugh a minute Doesn't
chief operator Agnes King at the
telephone office have a wonderful
telephone voice? It's that pleasant
in person, too Is a local beau
tlcian toying with the idea of
opening her own shop in a west
end location? l.. Good to see
Rose Bebow back to normal again
after mighty uncomfortable bout
with infected tonsilitis A we'll
known local couple, who have been
on the verge Of Calling The Whole
Thing Off, have decided to give
it second try and friends couldn't
be happier
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
(H) EARRINGS
BY JUEL REED COVER

Jim Chapman, who won that
pony in recent rodeo, found out
he could take $1O0 bond instead
=. . So he gave up the pony,
and, boy, is he in disgrace with
the neighborhood kids and his
small nieces! Hey, Mons,
wanna get hamster for the kids?
=. Freddie Eberle, son of the
Bill Eberle's, has three of the cute
little animals that he'd like to
dispose of Salute to Dorotha
Wittenmeyer, Jean Morton, and
their BPW committee who put on
the Bosses Night party last
Wednesday 1t was easily one
of the top meetings BPW has had
in its six years of existence, and
the bosses were so enthusiastic
about the idea that a lot of them
have asked it be repeated annual
ly . :. Lew and Edna Mackey
plan to leave around June IL for
months western trip, the lucky
people Add to the list of at
tractive mother-dauhter duos about
town: Dorothy Lundgard and
daughter Deejane The Will
bur Gills have been having fine
vacation down south Hasn't
Evelyn Misch done swell job as
Federation president this year?
=. The gal deserves a lot of
credit for all Federation has ac-
complished during a most success
full year The Rev. and Mrs.
George Reinke, down at Danbury
st. PauPs, would blush with EN-.
barrassment if they could hear all
the glowing praise they are get
ting-from people even outside
their congregation-for the fine
work they're doing
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
This Well RememherI

The last time certain little girl
visited local dentists office, she
put up a man sized battle against
getting x-rays. In fact, she dashed
right out the door and they had to
chase her down the street.
But when she came back, this
Monday, for the same purpose, you
should have seen the difference.
Sat right down in the chair with
nary wiggle How come the diff
ference, the amazed dentist want
ed to know?
"Pm not scared this time" said
the wee patient calmly. Il took a
vitamin pill"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
THE PICTURE FRAME

Four generations in The Pic
ture Frame today, as they at
tended Peace Lutheran church's
Mother Daughter banquet
80 year old Mrs: Catherine Ru-
doIph, Sandusky; her daughter.
Mrs. Erwin Rhode Of West Sixth
street; her granddaughter, Mrs.
Ronald Rhode Of Ottawa Drive,
and four year old cindy Rhode.
Amazingly youthful for an octo.
genarian, Mrs. Rudolph lives
alone, does all her own work,
maintains a good sized yard,
and puts in her own garden,
doing lots Of canning from its
yield. In fact, she wanted to go
back TO SandUsky the next day
after the banquet so she could
get her garden in!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
RUNAWAYS GET WET

Ottawa County Jail looked nigh
ty appealing to three youthful run
aways from their Wyandotte and
Detroit, Michigan, homes Tuesday
forenoon, after the boys were
soaked "to the skin" during rain
storm. A resident near Bark Inn
called Sheriff Merlan Budd, who
brought the boys, aged IL, 13 and
Is, to the Jail to await their par
ents After arrival at the Jail, the
boys spent the remainder of the
day drying their clothes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
Miller Again Wins
Trip To Toronto

For the fourth consecutive year,
local Metropolitan Insurance Co.
agent Kermit Miller has made cov-
eted membership in the company's
Honor and Presidents Club" and
he and Mrs. Miller will be guests
at a two-day session in Toronto,
Canada, May 27-28. Membership
is based on volume of business as
we'll as other qualifications. The
Millers will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. William Klenk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Oxley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Truman of Fremont to
Toronto, leaving here May 25.
| find the great things in this
world is not so much where we
stand, as in what direction we are
moving.
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

flown here for her, and it arrived
Saturday.
Mrs. Kessler had another spe-
cial Mothers Day gift too-a new
granddaughter, Colleen Emmaline
French, who arrived Friday for
Donna Rose and Donald French.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
To Nom, With Love

"Are you going to give your
mother present for Mothers
Day." we asked the seven year old
who stopped by to use the phone
last Thursday.
"BOy, / sure am," he beamed.
'I'm goin' to Toledo, all alone, to
stay with Grandma from Friday
till Sunday night"
But on the other hand, there is
the local Nom who spent all SUM-
day cooking for IA unexpected
guests - = = relatives thoughtfully
invited by her husband to give her
nice surprise for Mothers Day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

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The Capitol Spotlight
ONE OF THE CASUALTIES
of the recent primaries Rep Patrick j. Dunn,
dean of the House who lost by slim margin in effort
to gain denomination from Tuscarawas county Pat had
served 10 terms gained reputation for voting mo-
more often than any member of the legislature. and
worked futev for legislature designed to keep women in
the home. he is bachelor former printer and justice
of peace and popularity regarded by the legislators
LOGAN COUNTY REPUBLICANS
are touting Roger Cloud for the House speakershp
following his primary victory Paul Mccormick.
Cloud is unopposed in the November election and
foutlerm winner he sponsored the controversial axle
tax and is close friend of Bill Saxbe and Ray Bliss
only thing Cloud supporters not taking into considera
ton is that the COP may not be in ma o1ity time
in that case Democrats will have scramble for the
top positions.
T>AUN" h,rAl IL i1,1> 4.....
James l. u foro Cihclnnatl polIical Sta,lsllca,,
says the american people VIII WiIhess d ,aluSloe
victory for the Democratic party equal to 1885,.
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pp ~ u ] f f " Ginn;nra+; @ rn 0Ia, ISiand 0''e
- ~ ~
RAY MILLER
the Cuyahoga party chief. scored big victory with
from nisS asdsqss s Es
new "s.x state chairman '"".a.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
The Real McCoy

Inc Kedi mCSoy
There was special pride in the
lovely orchid that Mrs. w. H.
Kessler, of Monroe street, wore for
Mothers Day.
It came straight from Hawaii,
the gift of her son, Petty Officer
Savoy bud" Kessler, U. S. Navy,
who circulates between Korea, ia
pan, Guam and Hawaii. He had it
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
LOGAN COUNTY REPUBLICANS
ONE OF THE CASUALTIES

are toung Roger Cloud for the House speakership
following his primary victory Paul Mccormick
Cloud is unopposed in the November election and
winner he sponsored the controversial axle
tax and is close friend of Bill Saxbe and Ray Bliss.
only thing Cloud supporters not taking into consdera
tion is that the COP may not be in majority next time
in that case Democrats will have scramble for the
top positions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
TONY CALABRESE

likeable first-te1m member from Cleveland led the
legislative ticket in gaining denomination all Cuyahoga
Democratic ncumbents successful with Joe Ave-
lone moving over to the Senate
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
ALONG THAT LINE
AL GLANDORF


the Cuyahoga party chief scored big victory with
Auditor John Carneys denomination despite bitter oppo
sition from Cleveland newspapers. incidentally,
of the partys state committee backed by Miller
it's the largest single bloc of the group that will pick the
state chairman