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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1948

Page

3

Butler TB body plans open meeting in Hamilton

The tenth annual meeting of the Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association will be open to the public and voting members are those who contribute to the Christmas Seal Sale. Alfred E. Kessler will speak on the health education role of local tuberculosis groups at the Hamilton YWCA on Tuesday at 6 15 p m. Reservations may be made with Ayres or Mrs. Spindler.

Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association Joe H. Ayres Butler County Ayres Hamilton Ywca Alfred E. Kessler Marion County Tuberculosis Association Indianapolis Ations Kessler Indiana Conference of Tuberculosis W. H. Spindler

O'Dwyer Promises Yes or No on Fare Increase by April 27

Mayor William O'Dwyer pledges a yes or no decision before April 27 on whether New York City's five cent transit fare will be raised to cover rising deficits of the Board of Transportation.

NEW York William O'Dwyer Board of Transportation

Veteran Policeman Curtis Hamlin Dies in Elyria

Lt. Curtis Hamlin 60 a veteran of over 30 years on the Elyria police force died at his home yesterday from a heart ailment. He was the second oldest member of the force in length of service.

Elyria Curtis Hamlin

Coal Strike Expands Paralysis Across Industry

The coal miners strike has halted large portions of production, costing 44 million tons of coal and 500 000 tons of steel shortages. Unemployment rises as 400 000 miners idle and steel output falls to 78 percent capacity, with widespread layoffs and travel disruptions forecast. Negotiations over wage increases continue between steel companies and workers.

Steel Buffalo Birmingham Youngstown Pittsburgh Wheeling Pennsylvania Chicago St. Louis Cleveland New England Office of Industry Co-operation Steelworkers Union

Gayles Divorce Action Dismissed

Lack of prosecution led to the dismissal of a divorce suit filed November 4 by Delores Gayles against Clif ford Gayles in Xenia Ohio. The 34 year old pending execution for the beating death of Edna Adkins during a Labor Day weekend crime spree.

Xenta

Literary Director Dies in Moscow Radio Service

Nikolai Muraviev-Volkonsky, literary and dramatic broadcasting director at Moscow radio, died yesterday. He led Moscow radio’s literary and drama broadcasts and was a prominent figure in Soviet cultural broadcasting.

Moscow Nikolai Osipoviche Muraviev-Volkonsky Moscow Radio

Fights Leave Several Injured In Hamilton Weekend Incidents

William Wick at the Hamilton Hotel is slashed by a co worker Fred Huttsel after a bar quarrel in the alley behind the hotel. John Stranger is cut in a separate alley fight with a man named Cape Bumps over his wife. Officer John Loftus reports Lloyd Webb injured when he tried to slash him and Webb faces warrants for carrying a concealed weapon resisting arrest and drunkenness. The piece notes the lower Nile is an 800 mile unbroken navigable stream.

Hamilton William D. Wick Hamilton Hotel Fred Huttsel Armco New Miami Huttsel John Stranger Lane St Cape Bumps S. Third St Lloyd Webb Sixth St Grand Hotel John Loftus Webb Daisy Freda Johnson Blue Moon Cafe Fifth St High Street Loftus

Convention Opens in Cleveland by National Restaurant Association

The National Restaurant Association’s annual convention is scheduled to open in Cleveland on Wednesday with leaders and industry figures expected to attend.

Cleveland The National Restaurant Association

Capper proposes medals for reporters of 1945 Reims surrender

Senator Capper proposes Congress award medals to 16 reporters who witnessed Germany's surrender at Reims France on May 7 1945. Papyrus, developed in Egypt, was described as the world’s first cheap abundant writing paper.

Washington Capper R-Kas Congress Germany Reims France

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