Madison Township teachers protest wage raises dispute
Teachers in Madison Township file a protest alleging they did not receive promised salary increases under the Daniels-Cramer foundation. Attorney Harold G. Dance leads the group, while Supt. H. C. Williams notes available funds and plans for May lump-sum payments, with an official investigation pending.
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Madison Township
Daniels-Cramer School Foundation
Atte Af Wenden
Harold G. Dance
Co. H. Williams
Butler County
Ohio School Foundation
Peasttown
West Middletown
Dance
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Madison
Ohio
State Superintendent of Public Education
Wilberforce dispute returns to court over dorm ownership
The African Methodist Church, operating Wilberforce University on the same campus as Wilberforce State College, seeks possession of ONeill Hall, a women's dormitory. A judge allowed replacing contempt charges with ejectment proceedings, while the state counters it built and maintained the dorm for 50 years.
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XENIA
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce State College
African Methodist Church
O'Neill Hall
Common Pleas
Frank L. Johnson
Johnson
Paramount Strand Showings and Research Note
Paramount theater schedules list Thursday and Friday screenings including Senator Was Indiscreet with Powell and Raines and Black Narcissus with Kerr and Sabu. Strand features Killer Dill and Song Of The Drift er plus Cannonball. a California University research effort investigates air friction heating of supersonic missile and aircraft surfaces.
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Paramount
William Powell
Ella Raines
Deborah Kerr
Sabu
Robert Taylor
Audrey Totter
Louisiana
Mimmie Davis
Margaret Lindsay
Killer Dill
Stuart Erwin
Anne Gwynne
Song of the Drifter
Jimmy Wakely
The
University of California
Lula Koehler dies after hospital stay at 46
Mrs Lula Mary Koehler 46 of 201 Clark St died 3 55 am in Middletown Hospital after a 15 day stay. Widow of WWI veteran Michael Koehler who died 1935 in Dayton. She served as housekeeper at Holy Trinity rectory and known for cheerfulness. Survived by son Michael Jr daughter Mary Rose two brothers Frank Nickell Middletown and Albert Nickell Mt Sterling Ky and a sister in Texas. Friends after 5 pm at Schramm Funeral Home. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church 8 30 am Saturday. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Lula Mary Koehler
Clark St
Middletown Hospital
Michael Koehler
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Frank Nickell
Middletown
Albert Nickell
Mt. Sterling
Texas
Schramm
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral rites for Paul Szki hal the old man of the river
Funeral services for Paul Szki hal aged 68 known as the old man of the river will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday with Reverend H Jung presiding. Burial is in Middletown Cemetery. Visitation will be 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Paul Szkihal
Rev. H . Jung
Middletown Cemetery
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Theresa Vilvence dies at 83 in Hamilton care home
Theresa Vilvence 83 of Fayetteville died at 3 p m Wednesday at Cahill Community Home in Hamilton. She was a former Fayetteville resident and visited Middletown at her brother Joseph Vilvence s home. Survived by sisters Elizabeth Holden and Emilie Dean both of Fayetteville. Friends may call at Cahill Home this afternoon and evening. Services and burial will be held in Fayetteville Friday.
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Fayetteville
Theresa Vilvence
Cahill
Hamilton
Vilvence
Middletown
Joseph Vilvence
Elizabeth Holden
Emilie Dean
Five year old John Nelson Collins dies in Dayton
John Nel son Collins five year old son of Mr and Mrs John Collins of Farmersville died at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton Tuesday morning after illness since Sunday. Survived by three sisters Virginia Brandenburg Jean and Jeanette at home, one brother Glenn William, grandmother Mollie Collins Lewisburg Ky, grandfather Rev Glenn Mearns Richmond Ky. Funeral home in night. Body to be taken to Maysville Ky for services Knox Funeral Home at 2 30 p m burial in Maysville cemetery.
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Farmersville
John Nelson Collins
John Collins
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Virginia Brandenburg
Jean
Jeanette
Glenn William
Mollie Collins
Lewisburg
Glenn Mearns
Richmond
John Arpp
Maysville
Knox Funeral
Mrs Ida Campbell Dies At 69 In Springboro
Mrs Ida Elizabeth Campbell 69 of Springboro died at home after a long illness. She was a Grace Rebekah Lodge member of Lebanon. Survived by husband William K a daughter Alice two brothers Bert Fisher Lebanon and Charles Fisher Columbus and a sister Ella Johnson Cincinnati. Funeral Saturday 2 p m Yale Funeral Home Morrow burial in Springboro.
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Springboro
Ida Elizabeth Campbell
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Lebanon
Campbell
William K
Alice
Bert Fisher
Charles Fisher
Columbus
Ella Johnson
Cincinnati
Yale Funeral
Morrow
Lebanon Teen Dame Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Martha Crane 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Crane Lebanon died this morning at her home after a two day illness from a heart attack. She is survived by her twin sister Margaret and funeral arrangements are set as complete at Oswald Funeral Home in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Martha Crane
Edwin Crane
Miss Crane
Margaret
Oswald
GM appoints new executive for Dayton division
E R Godfrey, longtime Frigidaire GM since 1943, becomes group executive of a new GM division uniting Dayton and Household Appliance groups. Mason M Roberts moves to Godfrey’s former role, Russell V Polen becomes Frigidaire manufacturing director, with B D Kunkle overseeing Overseas Canadian Dayton and Household divisions.
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Dayton, O
E. R. Godfrey
General Motor
Frigidaire
Dayton
C. E. Wilson
Mason M. Roberts
Godfrey
Russell V. Polen
Roberts
Polen
Daylight Time Adopted By 10 Cities In Ohio
Columbus AP reports at least ten Ohio cities will move clocks ahead one hour from April 25 to September 25 and observe daylight saving. Rural areas and smaller cities largely oppose changes while several other cities await council action or elections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Ashland
Bedford
Chardon
East Liverpool
Elyria
Leetonia
Norwalk
Oberlin
Sandusky
Detroit
Monroe
Mich
Wheeling
W. Va
Warren
Canton
Conneaut
Defiance
Findlay
Medina
Fostoria
Youngstown
Akron
Toledo
Bucyrus
Bellevue
Tiffin
Port Clinton
Mystery at Randolph Iron works linked to fatal home murder
Brown found Mrs Smilack dead at her Columbus area home after neighbors heard nothing from her all day. Blood traces from kitchen sink to stairs suggested forcing and dragging to the basement. A blood-stained bread knife lay nearby. the victim wore a blue dress when found. Carr and a man matching a description were noted in the overheard reports. The case ties to a local firm owned by Smilack’s husband Her man Smilack reported at work and the scene included blood smears and a missing first name for several persons. The Solar receiving station for the Navy underwater sound system is ready for operation.
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Zanesville
Columbus
Brown
Pokce
Carr
Smilack
Herman
Randolph Iron and Metal Company
Navy
Communists Defy Deportation Threats as Hashmall Home Stormed
Hashmall home attacked by a mob of more than 1,000 in Columbus amid a clash with Sheriff Ralph Paul and state officials. Hashmall and family removed. police guarded the scene as 100 watchers stood in rain. National and local leaders urged Gov Herbert and Mayor Rhodes to act, while Bricker criticized anti Communist sentiment in Ohio.
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Communist Party
Hitler
Hashmall
Ralph Paul
Paul
U. S
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Ohio Society
Washington
Columbus
William Z. Foster
National Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
New York
Thomas J. Herbert
James Rhodes
Dennis
Foster
1100 Letters Mailed As Cancer Drive Opens
Middletown unit of the American Cancer Society opens a drive with 1100 letters mailed and a goal of 11000. Delbert Mann chairs the drive urging civic groups to beautify the city and collect funds through factory clean ups and street campaigns. Local industry donates five trucks daily for the Spring Clean Up and Paint Up effort starting April 26, with coordination by Robert C. Lubburger, John Weber, and William Sebald.
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Delbert Mann
Civic Association
Mann
Junior
Chamber of Commerce Clean Up Committee
Robert C. Lubburger
John Weber
William Sebald
Roy Stoutenborough
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Department
Middletown Service Co
Board of Health, Boy Scouts
YMCA
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Harold Sebald
C. B. Stiles
Logan Johnston
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
National Society
New York
Middletown Hospital
Cancer Fund
Stars of Stage and Screen
E. Gardner
Drive
Sebald
Sylvester Shetter
U S Mint Sells Over 113 Million in Gold Bars in 1946
The U S Mint sold more than 113 million dollars worth of gold bars in 1946 for industrial use and related programs. The figure reflects a record level of bullion distribution during that period to support industrial needs and government initiatives.
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U. S
Compromise names listed among party factions
Democrats for Crosser Feighan Huber Kirwan and Republicans against Cleaver Griffiths Lewis McCowan McGregor Smith are noted with paired Brown and Coffin from Michigan. The text reads like a roll of participants or alignments across parties.
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Ton
Brehm
Burke
Carson
Elston
Jenkins
McCulloch
Ramey
Vorys
Weichel
Crosser
Feighan
Huber
Kirwan
Tuberculosis subsidy boosts Butler County care in 1947 report
A 1947 state auditor report notes Butler County expanded tuberculosis hospital days from 5 754 in 1946 47 to 8 466 in 1947 48 aided by state subsidy. It credits better diagnostic equipment and an eight month period July through December. Appropriations reached 1 168 750 with disbursements of 1 169 880.
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Department
Joseph T. Ferguson
Butler County
Ohio
Ferguson
Dallas Chronicle slogan on city beauty and travel
The Dallas Chronicle asserts a civic aim to keep the city clean and beautiful so residents can admire their surroundings even as they depart on luxurious trains cars or planes, feeling content with where they are not.
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The
Dallas Chronicle
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