Fifty-nine U.S. Senators joined with Senator Abraham Ribicoff, Dem., Conn., today in a resolution condemning the Soviet Union for discrimination against Jews. They appealed to the Soviet Union “in the ...

Damage to Harold Biglow’s barn and other buildings on Bays Road caused by the June 8, 1953 tornado. A tornado 72 years ago left a trail of destruction and death across southern Wood County. The ...

Israel’s 19th anniversary of independence was honored today in both the Senate and House with many statements by important members of Congress voicing goodwill toward Israel and hope for peace. One ...

“Everybody is crazy about him,” says a clubwoman from Sandusky, “and wonders why.” And well they might; by all the ground rules, Governor Frank John Lausche of Ohio ought to be the worst kind of ...

As though trying to make the TV lens blink first, Ohio’s five-term Democratic Governor Frank Lausche turned his massive head and stared squarely into the eye of the Meet the Press camera. Making a ...

CLEVELAND — Ohio's JD Vance has officially resigned from his U.S. Senate seat tonight as he prepares to take office as the 50th Vice President of the United States. In a letter sent to Ohio Gov. Mike ...

Cleveland’s long history of welcoming diverse ethnic groups has provided the area with many little cultural gems. With its one-time large population of Slovenian immigrants, it’s not surprise that ...

Frank John Lausche was an American Democratic politician from Ohio. He served as the 47th mayor of Cleveland and the 55th and 57th Governor of Ohio, and also served as a United States Senator from ...

Boy Scout buddies share a lifetime of memories. The charter for Bucyrus Troop 40 was presented to Scoutmaster Donald E. Scheerer on June 8, 1959. Bob Wells later became the key assistant Scoutmaster.