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HAM!X F O R Dcorrespond*nt. phone Oxford 6S7.IK company, busineas ag.nl for Ihe Journal-Ne»■ ft for subscriptions and advertisements, ay be left at the Byrne IruK Store.be completed by late next year and is to be dedicated in 194b,the fraternitv« centennial year.cl;beBREAK-UP 'PHONE C.I.O.Streets Damaged By Cold WeatherOxford’s streets have taken a “terrible beating” from weather conditions this winter, Mark Huffman, street superintendent, said Thursday.“And there's nothing we lt;an do about it until we get a stretch of warm, drv weather,” he de-piIdPrTcPrM,neI Reinstate S'ibba! n. .. pi t he « oinpanyr ^ M-;cd ill ' they lake licit' v-m il.trDropped. .al Union Kepi •I'ditat ivcs ot the union and the telephone company** f o-lumbus headquarter* twice met at open hearings in the town hall but could effect no compromise. ThejnsI. Feb. 21.union insisted on reinstatement otuvolving two ihe* uirU ith back pay and the here i** be- company refused to budge from cd with the lH't n that the girls had quitC.I.O. union ;ot wu,‘flic conciliation envice ot tii*■Constant freezing and thawing have loosened the surface in many places and chuck holes are forming.Huffman urged motorists to 'drive carefully on streets which are hardest hit. They arc Oak. Campus, Church and North Col-' lege.T h e street department will 1 talt;kle the repair jobs at the earliest opportunity but a general scaling will have to await summer, he said.Ill;rn»0:AinefoOfpine operatorsdcpartiueut of labor intervened inon operator* *be but lo n*tu,n H m”n with the j ommendat ion.iio S;andard . Sill,‘*‘ ,llr °m‘ 'riir tWork Slowed Up On Housing Unitsweek tween the local union and tinMud and freezing have combined slow up work on the erection 100 two-f.miilv prefabricatedcompany expired several months tional C.I.O. aml w#s ,ml renewed, it is be lieved tin* union no longer will N effort* to win the girls’for married veterans at-orgnni/at ion for two si*- l)llt;Thunberger. reinstatement, probablv will Thlt;* union's brief existence her*. ij(1V(11 however. led to a new and highertnplov* of the ,m' 'Motors »'b»'*hover a dis- still in effect for the present g hour-. The non-union employees.,h Work Progresses — On Fraternitytatending Miami university.When it is too muddy, trucks hringing the houses here from \\ il-low Run, Detroit, cannot haul them to their sites, ami when it is freezing, difficulty is cneoun-Pred in digging ditches for water ltiics and -*-w*m-About 25 of the house*, however, are nearly ready for Use ami thev will be turned over to a long Waiting list of married veterans, many of whom are attending school while their wive* Hie at home.Oxford. Feb. 21 Work i- pro*nlgia or head- 8ith Cap-idme. I I PIli Dlt; Itfl Tiici 8juid—no timo ■■dienU to lt;) »- I ‘liti^T at ‘ IUHpU«*,'apndin# only | 11 . iThe Bli«'kens*lerfer house, one. of the two *oi th** toeatiou. has he**11 razed and the Caroline Scott home, in which th** wife of I’re-i-Benjamin Harrison was in, is nearly leveled.When all of the material ha-Banks Close For BirthdayWa-liington’s birthday will see business as usual in downtown Oxford, except for batiks, butIDINEOxford Business Noticesr those spots—thes as spot-jossiblc Rc- ,Mufti quickly s many spots thing made of * n*i;*I i«*n* tor of materials.he new budding will tte poured►robably l.ite tl»i« coming spring,_ ..lt;-cim din,r to Paul Bearn. »*Xeeiltive rusLSPonfMDvEi . 'oftl„, tl;llt(1|l;1, f)iREPAIRS—On all kind* of electrical appliance-. Petri’s West-inghouse Sales and Service, East Park place. Jan. 17—cod—tfUFTIIC-A-BRACMENTDelta T he new *lire Jlt; ex iter ted toFOR SALE—IH room tno*l**rn brick veneer houM\ extra lot*, 3 ga-rage*. and fruit tree*. Phone Oxford 123. 713 S. Main St.52—'It
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Hamilton Daily News Journal
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Thu, Feb 21, 1946
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Lane P.
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