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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1950
Page
10
The United Electrical Workers reached a two year contract with Reliance Flexible Core pany. The agreement covers 1,450 employees with a raise and improved benefits. The deal yields a 60 cent hourly boost and enhanced day benefits for workers.
U S Maj Gen William F E Riley head of UN truce supervision reports four Mixed Armistice Commissions to curb clashes between Israel and Arab neighbors but faces long hours and vast tasks. He cites cooperation as key to a transition toward permanent peace in Palestine amid numerous border disputes and property recoveries.
Case No 20032 Estate of Gabor Szabo deceased Andy Seaba of Middletown Ohio appointed Executor of the estate in Butler County Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated April 11 1950 AR RB Leiser Probate Judge of Butler County Enhotta Dee Attorney Apr 411
Reconstruction of the former Scioto ordinance plant at Marion began today to become the Marion training school. The State Welfare Department plans to send youth offenders ages 16 to 25 who are fit for training. Welfare Director John F. Lamneck said the federal government changed the deed to allow land use for the school and requested $2.25 million from the Grafton reformitory funds to expand it. Total funds would reach $3.7 million with Grafton money.
A complaint by George F Bergard of Germantown led to federal indictments against Joseph Stephens 25 and Imogene Stephens 24 both of Newport Kentucky on interstate transportation of $5000 obtained by fraud. They are jailed in Tucson Arizona. The complaint alleges Bergard was engaged to marry Imogene but she did not attend a ceremony in Hamilton Ohio after he paid £5000.
William H. Warren general manager of the Wheeling Steel Corporation plant in Steubenville died last night of a heart ailment. He was about 75 and had worked with the firm since 1934. Born in Mobile Alabama he also worked for Briar Steel in Youngstown and Babcock and Wilcox in Pittsburgh.
The Ohio Program Commission’s Conservation Committee formed eight five member subcommittees to study the Natural Resources Department and proposed act resources act amendments. Chairs include Deddene Browning Guthrie Stackhouse Mechem Reider Jewaite and White with A W Marion directing the effort.
Gladys Moon of Box 108 Core dova Alabama will take notice that on April 1 1850 Harold Moon filed an answer and cross petition in Butler County Ohio Common Pleas Court praying for divorce on grounds of neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by April 15 or the petition will be taken as true. Clerk Joreput Kip and deputy Merle Ebertine Casper & Casper attorneys Apr 18 25 3 2.
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