Striking Teamsters Picket Albers and Kroger Stores Here
Picketing began at two Albers supermarkets and four Kroger stores as the Cincinnati labor walkout spread to this area. Police enforce peaceful picketing, with no local workers on strike, while stores report limited shortages in perishables but remain open for business.
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Albers
Kroger
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Teamsters
W. H. Lafary
Charles St
Railroad
Railway Express
Express
Express Pany
South Verity
Tony Brandner
A Lenten Devotional by George Miles Gibson
The daily devotional reflects on Christianity as past, present, and future. It cites Hebrews and Romans to affirm faith through the Holy Spirit, the living Church, and God’s promises. A closing prayer asks strength for future generations to witness the coming reign of love.
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Christianity
Christ
Paul
Church of Christ
Family Honeymoon at Paramount Films
Paramount shows Family Honeymoon with Fred MacMurray and Claudette Colbert at 1 15 3 20 5 15 7 30 and 9 40 p m Tuesday. On Wednesday No Minor Vices with Dana Andrews and Lilli Palmer at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 30 9 40 p m plus Strand listings Yokel Boy with Albert Dekker and Joan Davis at 2 55 5 55 8 50 p m and Deep Waters with Dana Andrews and Jean Peters at 1 15 4 10 7 05 10 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacMurray
Claudette Colbert
Dana Andrews
Lilli Palmer
Albert Dekker
Joan Davis
Jean Peters
Regional Scout Planners Open Policy Talks
Girl Scouts Regional Committee sessions at the Manchester Hotel featured camp policy discussions led by Mrs. W S Webb of Toledo and Mrs. Edward Marshall. Highlights included a regional camp directory, a trip camp folder, and a conservation session to be held at Newark Camp June 26 to July 9, with five to six workshops later in the week.
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Girl Scouts Regional Committee
Manchester
W. S. Webb
Toledo
Edward Marshall
Newark
Marshall
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Webb
Police Briefs Aches and Atches In Kings Mills and More
Police charged Earshel Craft and Arrington Bailey with disorderly conduct by fighting after a dispute on North Clinton Street. Both were released on bond to appear in Municipal Court tomorrow. A seven year old boy was bitten by a dog on Malvern Street while reaching to pet it. A theft of 55 dollars in bills was reported from Albert Boling's desk in his living room.
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Earshel Craft
Maple St
Kings Mills
Arrington Bailey
Manchester Ave
North Clinton St
Charles Flory
Midway St
Malvern St
Albert Boling
Clark St
City Briefs Tuesday meetings across Lemon Township
The Lemon Township Board of Trustees holds a 7 30 p m meeting in Lorg Build y offices. Sports men’s Club, North Middletown Fire Association, Cancer Clinic at Middletown Hospital, Holy Trinity PTA, Middletown Co operative Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Spanish American War Veterans, Legion Home meeting, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mayfield PTA, and Infantry Reserve Officers all set gatherings Tuesday evening at various locations including Manchester Rd post, Manchester Hotel, and Aeronca Aircraft Corporation.
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Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Lorg Buildy
Legion Home
Multiple local group meetings listed for the week
Delegates of the Chauffeurs Teamsters and Helpers Local Union 836 meet at 7 30 p m at the Trades and Labor Council Hall. Blythe Williams Post 231 house committee and executive board convene Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the hall. Mimi Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers gathers at noon at the Manchester Hotel. Moose Club meets at 8 p m at the hall. Order of Ahepa meets at 8 p m at the YMCA. Middletown Cancer Society chapter meets at noon at the Manchester Hotel. League of Women Voters Constitution study group meets at 1 p m at Mrs Russell Barnard 213 Aberdeen Dr.
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Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers
Trades and Labor Council
House
Blythe Williams Post 231
Mimi
The
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Manchester Hotel
Middletown
Cancer Society
League of Women Voters
Russell Barnard
Aberdeen Dr
Local Cyclist Hurt In Crash Near Franklin
Robert Cisco of 428 North Broad St. suffered bruises and abrasions when his motorcycle struck a car owned by Robert R. Welton of 296 Jefferson Rd. on Route 25 near the Logan Long Mill south of Franklin. Cisco was treated at Middletown Hospital in fair condition with a cut to the left leg. Franklin police said he had just started the bike when it veered and hit the car. A separate Middletown crash on Columbia Ave and Clinton St involved Rexford Taulbee and Mrs. George Hutchinson, causing $50 damage after Taulbee says the other car pulled in front of him.
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Robert Cisco
North Broad St
Robert R. Welton
Jefferson Rd
Logan- Long Mill
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Cisco
Middletown
Rexford Taulbee
Lafayette St
George Hutchinson
Wilbraham Rd
Columbia Ave
Clinton St
Taulbee
Hamilton Foundry Lays Off 200 Workers After Walkout
Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company laid off 200 production workers following a work stoppage by 78 members of the International Moulders and Foundry Workers Union AFL. President Peter E. Rentschler called the action unfortunate, noting a March contract with wage increases and holidays, but said dissatisfactions led to the April 4 halt if changes were not made. He asserted the company has a legal, though unsigned, agreement and that the strike violates the contract's grievance process.
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Hamilton, C
Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company
International Moulders and Foundry Workers Union
AFL
Hamilton
Hamilton Foundry and Machine Co
Peter E. Rentschler
Rentschler
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union
Municipal Court Fines and Probation Set in Local Cases
John Sexton 69 of 521 Garfield St was fined 100 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after arraignment before Judge Alton H Combs. Wilma Keaton 27 of 1118 Young St was ordered to pay costs and placed on three year probation for petit larceny following a Montgomery Ward manager filed charges. Matt Waggoner Jr 22 of 1919 South Ave had burglary and larceny charges continued to Wednesday. Brady Key 42 of 1500 Garfield St was fined 25 for carrying concealed weapons and 10 for intoxication. a 10 day jail term was suspended.
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John Sexton
Garfield St
Alton H. Combs
Central Ave
Wilma Keaton
Young St
Montgomery- Ward
Matt Waggoner, Jr
South Ave
Brady Key
Carpet maker cuts prices up to twenty percent
New York AP reports Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Company announced temporary reductions to retailers up to 20 percent on popular priced floor coverings. All lines were cut nominally for an indefinite period as the firm says it is cutting prices to current market levels.
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New York
Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Company
Lifespans of acrobats vary by act and difficulty
The average career length for hand balancers is about 20 years while the more strenuous tumblers typically last around five years. The statement highlights how specialization impacts longevity in the circus profession.
Retired Farmersville Farmer Gored To Death By New Bull
Germantown reports a retired Farmersville farmer, Charles Marion, 80, killed Monday afternoon by a bull. His son Carl discovered him in a field with fatal injuries including a fractured pelvis and crushed chest. Survived by four brothers, two sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral plans incomplete. body taken to John Arpp Funeral Home.
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Germantown
Farmersville
Montgomery County
McDonald
Charles Marion
Carl
Marion
John
Cal
Walter
Edward
Orpha Gilbert
Pearl Leis
Dayton
John Arpp
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Combs obituary notice
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Combs of 2104 Seneca St died at 3 45 am at Middletown Hospital. He is survived by his parents a brother and a sister. Graveside services are planned for Wednesday at 10 am at Woodside Cemetery. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home is in charge of services.
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Raymond Combs
Seneca St
Middletown Hospital
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral services for Charles Walters at 2:30 Friday
Charles Walters 47 of 1001 Lafayette St died in an auto mobile crash at 12:30 p.m. Monday. Services will be at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. Friday with Rev. Curt Walters officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survived by wife Martha a daughter and three stepsons along with siblings and other relatives.
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Charles Walters
Lafayette St
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Curt Walters
Yankee Rd
Church of God
Woodside
Walters
Armco Steel Corporation
Garret J
Delmar Conn
Ashland
Lowell Conn
Portsmouth
Millard Conn
Louisville
Arthur Perkins
West Liberty
Elvin
Winchester
Murray
Toledo
Eaton Woman Dorothy Banker Dies After Illness
Mrs Dorothy Banker 38 died Sunday night at her home 322 West Deem Street after a long illness. Survived by husband Marvis R mother Hattie Stemple two brothers Carl Stemple of College Corner and Barney E Stemple of New Paris. Funeral 2:30 p m tomorrow at Mound Hill Cemetery with Revs Charles Fryman and William Sinks officiating. Friends may call at residence.
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Eaton
Dorothy Banker
West Deem St
Marvis R
Hattie Stemple
Carl Stemple
College Corner
Barney E. Stemple
New Paris
Charles Fryman
William Sinks
Mound Hill Cemetery
Aviation Club To Meet Tonight in Middletown
Middletown Aviation Club members and guests will gather at the Colony Restaurant tonight for a dinner at 6 30 followed by a surprise program. The theme of the evening is the part aviation has played in Middletown.
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Middletown
Middletown Aviation Club
Colony
Irregularity Ended Feels Like New Man
A letter from Leslie Starnes of Rock Hill South Carolina describes relief from a five year irregularity after using Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad claims bulk in the diet can aid constipation and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
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Kellogg
Leslie Starnes
Spruce Street
Rock Hill
S.C
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
More Showers Predicted Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast notes more showers and milder Wednesday with a temperate rise. Morning readings show 32 degrees at 6 am, 40 degrees at 3 am, and 48 degrees by 10:30 am, with 62 degrees recorded at 3 pm.
Death notices listed for Charles Walters and others
Vital statistics announce deaths for Charles Walters aged 47 of 1001 La Fayette St Charles F. Marion aged 80 of Farmersville Infant Comics aged 2104 Seneca St and Mrs Dorothy Banker aged 38 of Eaton.
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Charles Walters
LaFayette St
Charles F. Marion
Farmersville
Infant Comics
Seneca St
Dorothy Banker
Eaton
Local hospital notices list patients by address and condition
In The Hospital Micnail Frazee son of George Frazee Middetown Route 3 medical. Mrs Lester Rogers Franklin Route 2 surgery. Mrs Alvan Taulbee Lamber ton St surgery. Kenneth B Myers Columbia Ave medical. Miss Glenna Gossett Fifth Ave medical. Miss Ruth Yost Arlington Ave medical Edward Profitt son of Leo Winona Dr surgery. Mrs Bernard Wlosinski Baltimore St medical. George Eliopoulos Girard Mrs Leon Burnett Garfield St medical. Head Stultz Wicoff St medical. Distress Notes Robert English Bellomonte St Mrs Frank Clendenin Henry St Mrs Bertha Street Gratis O.
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Micnail Frazee
George Frazee
Middetown
Lester Rogers
Franklin
Alvan Taulbee
Lamberton St
Kenneth B. Myers
Columbia Ave
Glenna Gossett
Fifth Ave
Ruth Yost
Arlington Ave
Edward Profitt
Leo
Winona Dr
Bernard Wlosinski
Baltimore St
George Eliopoulos
Girard Ave
Leon Burnett
Garfield St
Ead Stultz
Wicoff St
Medcal
Births at Hospital Prompt Strong Family Additions
Mr and Mrs Car Mannon of 3037 Yankee Rd welcome a boy born Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Kling of 105 Franklin St announce a girl born Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles French of West Middletown Route 1 welcome a boy born Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Ritchey of Franklin announce a girl born Tuesday.
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Car
Mannon
Yankee Rd
Charles Kling
Franklin St
Charles French
West Middletown
Walter Ritchey
Franklin
Daytona Gas Station Attendant Killed in Blast
Dayton Ohio report states 20 year old William Dilts, filling station attendant, died this morning when an oil heating system exploded inside the station. Firemen said he was alone in the shop and his body was hurled through a window.
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Dayton
William Dilts
Reds Quitting Yangtze Front Stirs Civil War Hopes
AP reports a broad Communist troop withdrawal from the Yangtze front with peace talks said to be under way in Peiping. Observers note Red forces halted at Anking and may back away a few miles while awaiting developments as Li Tsung Jen and Ho Ying Ching face harsh government criticism.
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Nanking
Yangtze River
Peiping
Anking
Here
Shangai
Li Tsung-Jen
Ho Ying-Chin
Carlisle Banquet Planned Tonight
A father and son banquet is set for 6 45 p m at New Jersey Presbyterian Church Carlisle. Elmer Hinkle vice president of Cincinnati stock yards and market reporter for WLW will speak. Dinner is by Young Women s Working act with Harold V Martz as master of ceremonies.
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New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Carlisle
Elmer Hinkle
Cincinnati Stock Yards
WLW
Women S Bag Young Women’s Working Act
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Ray Collinsworth
Teamsters
Otto H. Frobe
Warehousemen ’S Union
Greater
Fellowship OF Prayer
George Miles Gibson
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Paramount
John Bullock
Secy
Cial
Servel
Vradelis
Yao S
Sportsmen's Club
North Middletown Fire Association
Manchester Rd
Holy Trinity Pta
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Headquarters
Order of Eagles
All
Mayfield Pta
Aeronca Aircraft Corporation
Moose Club
Order of Ahepa
YMCA
Edad Sa
Grash
Quality Family Laundry
Doletown’s
Ivory Soap Laundry
Logan Ave
Aviation Club
Robert English
Bellomonte St
Frank Clendenin
Henry St
Bertha Street
Gratis
Dayton Gas Station
Yangtze
Harold V. Martz
Castell Drug CO
Middletown Plating Co
Water St. Dial
Tay Lae
McCoy
Leffler
OWIO
Bell Telephone Company
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