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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
3
Butler County house trailer owners have one week to pay an $18 state tax or face immediate prosecution. Auditor R. H. Smith says the April 10 deadline and a $50 automatic penalty after that date. Estimated 1,500 owners. Unpaid taxes lead to suits filed through the county prosecutor. Courthouse hours end at noon Saturday.
Middletown seniors are invited to the High School YMCA Career Conference for the southwest Ohio District set for April 12 at the Springfield YMCA. The event helps seniors explore careers in YMCA work. register with Harry ter Braak by this weekend, with reservations due April 10.
Missive notes practical session for 25 Girl Scout unit leaders in the Troop Camp Licensing Course. They meet at Jean M Verity Lodge in Middle Moor Woods from 7 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Saturday to apply woodlore book study to real situations. Mrs Ingwersen says one adult per unit aiming for summer troop camp must finish the licensing course.
Clarence B. Randall president of Inland Steel told Acting Defense Mobilizer John R. Steelman that wage board recommendations plus no compensating price increases would wipe out mill profits. He cited Inland earning $8/ton less than in 1950 and warned the nation faces inflation if wage and price lines are not held.
McKinley Junior High previews last night for The Days O Kerry Dancing an Irish operetta celebrating a 50 year American arrival. Act two recalls County Kerry with donkey race leprechauns witches and fairies while a 50 member chorus supports Sharon Smith Tom Wiley and others. Director and production staff listed tickets available at McKinley School.
Oxford Council approved pay raises in a special meeting. Police Chief Gerald Payne, newly appointed, will earn 3900 a year during a six month probationary period, then 4200. He replaces Harry Spencer. William Rhodus, assistant to the superintendent of public utilities, was raised from 2970 to 3300 annually.
Meat tenderness depends on connective tissue and muscle plasma. The tenderest meat contains the least connective tissue and the most muscle plasma.
Marine Cpl. Marvin Ray Wells, grandson of W G Wells and nephew of Mrs. Millard Cox, arrived Sunday at San Francisco aboard the General W H Gordon after duty in Korea. Pfc. Gilbert Egelston reached Weisbaden Germany with a special services unit and will work at the service club. After basic training at Shepherd AFB Texas, Egelston spent three months at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Egelston of Grand Ave and attended Middletown High School and the Cincinnati College of Music before joining the Air Force last August.
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