Technical Errors Cited By Auditor In Funds Report
Auditor condemns 1945 46 dog and kennel fund payments totaling 5950.78 in But County. One half of dog license receipts misused for sheep claims and dog warden costs. Overpayments 1869.78 in 1945 and 4091 in 1946. Total findings 9295.02 all technical, including misallocations and library fund misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Lockhart, Jr
State
But County
Walter Ralston
Gordon Augspurger
John D. Schumacher
R. H. Smith
Dog and Kennel Fund
Law Library
Commissioners Put Eyes on Pesky Pigeons
Butler county commissioners announced a shipment of twelve two faced owls with glass eyes to be installed on courthouse ledges. The fake birds act as scarecrows to frighten pigeons roosting at the county building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
AWOL repeated soldier surrenders at headquarters
Jack Gfroever aged 18 of 5 Commerce St walked into headquarters and surrendered after a week on the run from an Army hospital at Columbus. He had been AWOL five times and was among three youths who earlier escaped with rifles from a Kentucky guard detail en route to disciplinary barracks.
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Hamilton
Jack Gfroever
Commerce St
Somerville
Columbus
Kentucky
Gfroever
Hamton
Drunken Driver Fined in Municipal Court
Judge H F Walsh fined Robert Porfidio, 33, of 423 S Fourth St Richmond Ind 161.70 including costs for being in physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. Ray Hesselbrock, 43 of 11th and Chestnut Sts Richmond was fined 26.70 after the charge was reduced to reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
H. F. Walsh
Robert Porfidio
S. Fourth St
Richmond
Ind
Ray Hesselbrock
11Th
Chestnut Sts
Paramount Screens T Men I Love Trouble Naked City
At the movies program lists T Men with Dennis O Keefe and Mary Meade at 3 10 6 30 and 9 55 p m Also I Love Trouble with Franchot Tone and Janet Blair at 1 40 5 and 8 25 p m Sunday Naked City with Barry Fitzgerald and Dorothy Hart at 1 15 3 20 5 25 7 30 and 9 40 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Men
Dennis O'Keefe
Mary Meade
Franchot Tone
Janet Blair
Barry Fitzgerald
Dorothy Hart
Farmer's Daughter and Phantom Valley At Strand
The Strand shows Farmer's Daughter with Loretta Young and Joseph Cotton at 3 30 7 20 and 10 30 pm plus Phantom Valley with Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnett at 2 35 6 20 and 9 35 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Joseph Cotton
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnett
Defer Decision on Jackson Road Ditch Plan
Butler County Commissioners in Hamilton heard device costs near 80 000 dollars for burying a tile pipe on the Jackson drainage ditch project and a 20 foot deep cut. Financing questions loom as county or Middletown city tax districts would share costs. Opposition cites legal rulings against water flowing into low areas. proposal would extend from the Marsh farm on Grand Ave to Jefferson Rd into Dick's Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hammerle
Hammerle
Middletown
Warn Against Old Auto Tags Warn Drivers
Police Chief Hugh A. King warned motorists without 1948 auto tags not to park on streets to avoid citations and possible impounding. He noted many 1947 plates remain visible and that a car can be tagged even if not in motion, though impounding occurs only if the owner disregards a citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. King
King
Court fines and suspensions for drunkenness and driving offenses
In Cincinnati Judge Alton H. Combs fined Jean Cotterman 50 dollars and ordered 60 days in the work house for drunkenness and loitering. Lewis E. Buckley paid 100 dollars plus costs and had his license suspended six months for drunken driving. Robert Little was fined 25 dollars and given a 10 day driving suspension after attempting to pilot a motor bike up the Big Four depot steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cotterman
Cincinnati
Alton H. Combs
Lewis E. Buckley
West Middletown
Robert Little
Route 1
Miamisburg
Big Four
Wall Street Snapshots and Industry Leaders List
A dense roster page lists numerous companies across sectors including copper, steel, railroads, oil, automotive, and consumer goods. Notable names include Kennecott Copper, US Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear, Bethlehem Steel, Union Pacific, American Can, Procter & Gamble, Boeing, American Tel Tel, Curtis Wright, Dixie Aircraft, and Westinghouse Electric among others. The compilation reflects corporate activity and quotations at 11:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Inspiration Copper
Int
Tel
Kennecott Copper
Kroger P. Lorillard
Marshal Field Mead
Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator
Newport Inc
New York Central RR
Rorers Pacific RR i
Greene & Brock
Amer
Rolling Mill Co. Ltd
Anaconda Copper
Barnsdall Oil Briggs Mfg
Chrysler Container Corp
Curtis Wright Electric Auto Lite
General Motors
Micreloeg
Hays Dec da Tar
Ees
Ohio
Pan American Airways
Phepli
Dodge
Allied Stores
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Columbia Gas & Electric
Curtis Wright
Electric Power & Light
Goodyear
Phillips Petroleum
American Can
Armco
Bethlehem Steel
Budd Wheel
Commonweath
Edison Continental
Biogen
Cishire Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Great Northern
Hiram Walker
Paramount Procter & Gamble
Rad
Stan
San Amer
Boeing Airplane
Canadian Pacific
Edison Curtis Weise, Co
Cusiniss
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
Fusdate Sankey Iirrese
Pennsylvania RR
Pullman Radio Corp
Republic Steel Schenley Server Inc
Sinclair Oil Wat
Southern Pacific
Southern Rails
Speery Corp Standard Oi
N. J. Studebaker Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
F. W. Woolworth
Youngstown
Sheet & Tul
Zenith Radio
Music Writer Crossword Clue Clues and Answers
Crossword style clues list across and down for a music writer themed puzzle including terms like Cease, Morsel, Compass point, Malt drink and several scientific and poetic hints across both horizontal and vertical sections.
Clues for Chemistry: External Form Auricles and Cobalt Symbol
A crossword style list hints at combinations and meanings. External forms and auricles point to anatomy while cobalt’s symbol Fe is noted. The items include a mine reference and a generic term for an ear structure.
Hamilton foes blast invitation to Wilson as city feud grows
Hamilton Citizens Association denounces four council members for inviting Howard Hack Wilson to become city manager. The statement argues the council risks factional control and departs from manager council principles. Wilson has not yet replied and is expected to decide at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton Citizens Association
Howard
Hack) Wilson
Frank R. Buechner
Wilson
Citizens Association
Hamilton Citizens Committee
Hackley
Frank Rosendahl
Buechner
Welfare Finance Corporation
Diplomats Arrive for Bogota Conference Amid Conservativ Power
In Bogota top diplomats from 21 nations gather for a march thirtieth conference. Representatives assure the ambassador no molestation of conference delegates or foreigners. Delegates from Chile Peru Mexico Bolivia and Uruguay are accounted for as talks on Communism in the Western Hemisphere proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Bogota
Petition Filed for Damages Over Car Collision in Hamilton
Paul Ortolf Jr. of 111 Gordon Ave Hamilton sues Betty Ledford of 1042 Ross Ave Hamilton seeking 385.52 damages from an automobile crash February 21 at Kenworth and Azel Aves Hamilton in which Ortolf says his car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Paul Ortolf, Jr
Gordon Ave
Hamilton
Betty Ledford
Ross Ave
Kenworth and
Azel Aves
Calvary Singers Cancel Sunday Program at Phillips CME Church
Colored news reports that the Calvary Singers will not appear in the planned program at Phillips C.M.E. Church on Sunday, reversing an earlier announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Singers
Phillips C.M.E
France Town Elects Amid Grenade Attacks
Four members of Gen. Charles De Gaulle's rally were wounded by grenades thrown by unknown persons in Epernay as the town prepares for elections scheduled tomorrow. The French press agency reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epernay
France
Charles de Gaulle
People’s Rally
Rejection of Saucer Pool for Hamilton Plans
The Hamilton Recreation Commission rejected the proposed saucer style pool for Lindenwald and West Side sites. Officials noted they studied the design six years ago and found it inadequate for the city’s needs. A remaining bond fund of 168000 was to cover the pool, but architects and builders say that would only fund one pool of the required size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
the Recreation Commission
Cincinnati
Lindenwald
West Side
Officers and Directors of Hotel Are Elected
Edward Beckett councilman and Beckett Paper Company head elected president of the Anthony Wayne Hotel Corporation. Lester Higgins named secretary at the incorporators meeting. Directors named include John A. Connaughton Mrs Frederick Mueller Miss Ida Hossfield and Miss Lena Hossfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Edward Beckett
Beckett Paper Company
Anthony Wayne Hotel Corporation
Lester Higgins
John A. Connaughton
Frederick Mueller
Ida Hossfield
Lena Hossfield
Hamilton double dwelling fires cause $2200 loss
Fire Chief George Schlotterbech reports two adjacent homes at 329 and 331 North 10th Street in Hamilton were damaged in yesterday afternoon blazes. The residences belonged to Ada Ruhl and Ed Seegers with Clara Egbert also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
George Schlotterbech
Ada Ruhl
10Th St
Ed Seegers
Clara Egbert
Petition for partition of Monroe Realty filed in common pleas court
Dale Constiner as heir of the late James F. Constiner files a petition for partition claiming a one sixteenth interest. Named defendants are Francis Merle Constiner Ruth Constiner Benedict Miriam Constiner Chacey Mildred Kriegbaum Wendell C Perry Elizabeth Perry Balser Frank Harold and Roy Constiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Realty
Common Pleas Court
Dale Constiner
James F. Constiner
Francis Merle Constiner
Ruth Constiner Benedict
Miriam Constiner Chacey
Mildred Kriegbaum
Wendell C. Perry
Elizabeth Perry Balser
Frank, Harold and
Roy Constiner
Optimist Club Tours Local Radio Station
Members of the Optimist Club visited the local radio station after their luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. WPFB guide Charles Swink led the tour through the studios and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Optimist Club
Charles Swink
WPFB
Warmer Weekend With Rain Forecast
The forecast calls for a warmer weekend with rain likely. Nighttime temperatures rise steadily and Sunday could be warm despite scattered showers. Friday's low ranged around 0 to 35 degrees before a high near 52 in the evening.
Bids Sought On Cross Bases At Woodside Cemetery Memorial
Specifications for concrete bases to support 160 crosses in the Middletown Woodside Memorial plot were announced by Joseph R. Cox. Plans are available at Harold W. Goetz’s area, with white Georgia marble crosses prepared by Bell Monument and Memorial Co. of Minamisburg, C. Proposals due to Chair Cox by 5 p.m. on April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Cox
Middletown War Memorial
Harold W. Goetz
Archit
Georgia
Bell Monument and Memorial Company
Miamisburg
Chaia Cox
Taxi Becomes Part of Beeline Bus Crash Police Report
A taxi struck a Beeline bus causing 20 dollars in damage as both vehicles stopped at a downtown station. Taxi driver Harvey Russell and bus operator Oakley Kuntz were named. Police arrested Raymond King for drunken driving on Route 4, with others reporting thefts and a broken hotel mirror by youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Russell
Middletown
Oakley Kuntz
Main St
Lebanon
South Main St
Raymond King
Yankee Rd
Route 4
Railroads face crossing penalty under new Hamilton proposal
Hamilton officials study a $50 daily penalty for railroads failing to keep crossings in repair. Law Director Charles Schwalm says the measure will cover spur lines and regular crossings and may prompt a court fight after enactment. Separately, Wayne Township invites sealed bids by April 14 for a 1 ton truck chassis with cab and equipment, to be delivered to John Bean Mfg. Co. in Lansing, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charles Schwalm
Schwalm
Board of Trustees
Wayne Township
Jacksonburg
Ohio
John Bean
Infant Baptism and Hell in Catholic Teaching
A theological ad cites original sin and baptism as cleansing infants, citing Luke 18 16 and Acts 16 15. It argues infants must be baptized and asserts a literal hell with eternal fire, quoting Matthew 25 41 and related passages. It invites readers to request more Catholic Information from the Legion of Mary in Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of
Heaven
Christ
Irenaeus of
Lyons
John the Evangelist
Church
Hell
The
Legion of Mary, P. O
Middletown
Ohio
Musical program cheers Longview Hospital patients in Cincinnati
Mrs. Bertha Perkins led an afternoon of piano and songs for Longview State Hospital wards in Cincinnati. Recreation director Gertrude Goebel and music head Mildred Shadley say the program eases mental strain. gifts of candy soap Bible booklets were given. Perkins seeks soap donations and groups to accompany future visits. two white women patients reportedly need signing for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Bertha Perkins
Gertrude Goebel
Mildred Shadley
Middletown
Fire Awards Given to Ohio Cities for Low Losses
The National Fire Waste Council honored Cincinnati and Massillon for reducing fire losses. Cincinnati received the award in the 250 000 to 500 000 population category while Massillon earned recognition in the 20 000 to 50 000 population group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
National Fire Waste Council
Cincinnati
Massillon
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Poasttown
Miami River Bridge
Route NO
Jackson RD
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Butler County Commissioners
New York
Camargo
Brazil
Council
Lewis Hackley
Colored News
Church of the Nazarene
Columbia Ave
S Ing
Dayton
China
William Fryman
Arlington Ave
Streifthau Hardware
Frank Rogers
Carroll Markland
Eighth Ave
Eighth
Ninth Aves
Milner Hotel
Clark St
Central Ave
Catholic Information
Longview Hospital
John J. Palmer
Chiropodist
Will
First Nati. Bank Bldg
Herb Spade and His
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Broad ST
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