Stassen Opens Ohio Campaign With Middletown Speech
Harold E. Stassen begins a last lap campaign for 23 Ohio Republican delegates with a noon address at the Bosses Luncheon of the Junior Chamber at the Hotel Manchester Middletown. He plans stops in Dayton Hamilton and Memorial Hall Dayton, then resumes in eight of eleven congressional districts before a final push.
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Harold E. Stassen
Ohio
Middletown
Minnesota
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
Stassen
Dayton
Jaycee
Hamilton
Memorial Hall
Ronald Lane
Middletown Jaycees
N. J. Lawler
Journal Business
J. Robert Whitaker
Roy Stoutenborough
Paul Day
Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Cincinnati
Republican
Cleveland
Washington
Ashtabula
Jefferson
Warren
Niles
Youngstown
Salem
Lisbon
East Liverpool
Carrollton
Cadiz
Steubenville
Toledo
Alliance
Canton
Akron
Pediatricians' Office Up For Board Ruling
Zoning Board of Appeals will hear a case against using 313 South Main St as a pediatricians office amid neighbor opposition. Doctors Buchert and Perkins operate jointly with one resident, while residents fear traffic. Also set for hearing is Myers Brothers Cab Company seeking temporary taxi permit on Curtis St.
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South Main St
Zoning Board of Appeals
Charles H. Buchert
John R. Perkins
Frank O'Neill
W. F. Tuttle
Orville Carson
Myers Brothers Cab Company
Curtis St
At the Movies Paramount Night Showings
Tuesday listings include The Big Clock starring Ray Milland and Charles Laughton with showings at 1 15, 3 40, 5 45, 7 50 and 10 10 p m. Wednesday presents Christmas Eve with George Brent and George Raft at 1 15, 4 20, 7 and 10 10 p m. Also Fabulous Joe with Walter Abel and Marie Wilson at 3 25, 6 10 and 9 10 p m. Tuesday and Wednesday The House Across the Bay stars George Raft and Joan Bennett at 3 56 and 7 55 p m. Foreign Correspondent with Joel McCrea and Laraine Day at 1 30, 5 29 and 9 28 p m.
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Ray Milland
Charles Laughton
George Brent
George Raft
Joe
Walter Abel
Marie Wilson
Cloudy Cooler Forecast With Scattered Showers
The weatherman expects scattered showers this afternoon and evening followed by cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Monday's low around 0.56 degrees recorded at 2 a.m. and a high of 8 at 5 p.m. The morning low was 64 at 6 a.m. and the thermometer reached 77 at 10:30 a.m.
Cincinnati Planes Remain At Airport
More than 30 privately owned airplanes are stored at Cincinnati Municipal Airport as Ohio River flood waters recede. The aircraft were moved from Lunken Airport last week after flood rise threatened Lunken, which remains flooded to the hangar tops. Planes will stay here for several weeks, says Aeronca manager W B Runyan Jr.
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Lunken
W. B. Runyan, Jr
Aeronca
Cincinnati
Former Local Man Sentenced To Prison
Arthur T. White, 22, formerly of Logan Street, and Alva Anderson Hymer, no address, were sentenced to two years in federal prison for motor vehicle act violations. They took a car from this city and abandoned it in South Mitchell, Kentucky. Hymer escaped from custody in Hamilton but was recaptured days later. Judge Mac Swinford imposed the sentence.
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Arthur T. White
Logan St
Alva Anderson Hymer
South Fort Mitchell
Hymer
Hamilton
Mac Swinford
Perilous Mercury Journey for Humans Warned by Experts
A human voyage to Mercury would prove fatal from extreme solar heat and intense ultraviolet radiation. Lack of oxygen and water would cause rapid asphyxiation and desiccation, making survival impossible.
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Mercury
Final Tribute Given Captain Porter In Middletown
More than 300 persons attended a memorial service for Captain Charles R Porter 43 of 2904 Oxford St Middletown Police Department officer for over 138 years at Crawford Street Church of God. The service included an honor guard, city officials, and state patrols with interment at Woodside cemetery. Additionally Roy L Patterson was elected president-elect of the Middletown Rotary Club at the noon meeting replacing W J Bramlage. Patterson will assume duties July 6 and has long civic ties including Rotary membership since 193? and prior service as executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Council. The Rotary Club meets Tuesdays at the Manchester Hotel.
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Charles R Porter
Oxford St
Middletown
Crawford Street Church of God
Bier
Franklin
Porter
University Hospital
Columbus
Escore
Joseph Newkirk
John Fitzgerald
Joseph Blackmore
Herbert Frazier
Harry Richardson
Landon Webb
Hugh A. King
Thomas Carmody
Francis Carmody
James Davis
Ralph Trimble
Paul Fouts
Howard Thrasher
al Kiester
Central Ave
Main St
Woodside Cemetery
Roy L. Patterson
Jefferson Ave
Greene and Brock
Andrew F. Roper
Roosevelt Junior High School
Patterson
Brown
Gordon and Paramount
Civic Association
Elks and Eagles Lodges
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Council
Retail Merchants Association
Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Rotary Club
Manchester Hotel
Middletown Industries Launch Monthly Safety Report Plan
Middletown Industries Industrial Safety Council adopts a monthly safety report form with defined accident metrics and interpretations. July 1 1948 marks the start of a six month contest grouping all plants, with awards for accident frequency and certificates funded by the Ohio Department of Safety and Hygiene.
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Middletown Industries
Agencies To Close Thursday Afternoon For Founder's Day
The Middletown Post Office and City Building will close from 2 to 4 p m Thursday to honor founder George M Verity. The Civic Association will also close for the fall afternoon while schools stay open and discussions of Verity's life are held.
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George M. Verity
Middletown
Civic Association
Mr. Verity
Middleton industries urged to push safe work habits
The division defines a disabling injury as any accident causing an employee to be incapacitated for their regular work for more than the remainder of the day turn or shift in which the injury occurred. All local industries are urged to join the contest to make Middleton industries the safest in the nation. Wilson says members report accidents to shape the Safety Council's view of local needs and that industrial division meetings will mostly occur at plants with plant tours and on-site discussions.
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Middletown
The
Safety Council
James Byrum
Paul E. Wilson
Campbell Allen
Armco
Jack Hart
George Bryan
Alexander Cheek
Elmer Barker
Ohio Department of Safety and Hygiene
Ainder
Byrum
Wilson
Scouts to Train for Survey Part
More than 150 Boy Scouts will be released from classes early tomorrow for a 4 p.m. orientation at the Civic Association, preparing for their role in a traffic survey on Thursday and Friday. Paul E. Wilson says the briefing will be led by Russell Deetz, the state traffic engineer overseeing the survey. Scouts will cover 35 to 40 locations in pairs from 4 to 6 p.m., counting vehicles and marking their directions on charts.
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The
Civic Association
Paul E. Wilson
Safety Council
Russell Deetz
Patrolman's Wife Dies Of Poison Dose
Alma McFeeters 40, wife of Middletown Patrolman Leonard F Mc Feeters, died at Middletown Hospital after taking poison. He found her ill at 1 am at 704 Fifteenth Ave. She had nervous issues and despondency. Funeral Friday 2:30 pm at J R Baker and Son Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Alma McFeeters
Leonard F. McFeeters
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
McFeeters
Fifteenth Ave
Butler
Garrett Boone
Daniel B. Milton
St. Paul’s
Leroy
Clarence Milton
J. R. Baker and Son
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Fresh Air Camp Applications Distributed To School Pupils
School pupils receive Fresh Air Camp application cards for the Civic Association program. The eight week camp starts June 14 at Coles Road Middletown and is free with clothing provided. Applications require physician information and note no active TB cases. Dr. Benjamin Sawyer leads camp staff of four counselors, two cooks, a dietician, and a registered nurse. Bananas are kept at 58 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit during shipment.
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Ruth Heffner
The
Civic Association
Beth
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