Man For Job In Europe General Eisenhower Praise
Charles R. Hook Armco chairman praised General Eisenhower as the man for the job in Europe. He cited understanding people and morale as essential to resisting communist aggression, noting NATO unity and the need to explain Marshall Plan aid to the public. The talk, part of a winter Industry Education series in Middletown, drew over 200 industrial leaders and officials despite portions remaining off the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Eisenhower
Manchester
Hook
Armco
Europe
Middletown
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Federation of British Industries
Federation of British and Iron
France
England
Daylight Saving Time Shifts New York Central Trains
Three passenger schedules on the New York Central through Middletown will change due to Daylight Saving Time. Eastbound No. 424 departs 8:40 p.m., No. 16 the Ohio State Limited leaves 4:41 p.m., and No. 417 to Cincinnati departs 6:10 a.m. instead of 6:20 a.m. The changes take effect Saturday at eastern railroads. travelers should recheck schedules.
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New York Central System
Middletown
Frank J. Zink
Ohio State Limited
Cincinnati
Zink
Minor city collision reported involving Earshel Craft and Donald Castle
Police report a minor accident in the city yesterday as Earshel Craft, 35, from Morrow, tried to turn from Charles Street onto Fleming Road. Donald Castle, 25, of 2141 Brentwood Street, attempted to pass and struck Craft’s vehicle. Damage described as slight.
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Earshel Craft
Morrow
Charles St
Fleming Rd
Donald Castle
Brentwood St
Movie Showings At Paramount Strand And Colonial
At the movies Paramount shows Virginia City at 1:40 5:50 and 9:45 p.m. Dodge City at 3:50 and 8:00 p.m. Strand presents The Milkman at 2:15 4:40 7:25 and 10:10 p.m. Great Plane Robbery at 1:15 3:40 6:15 and 8:55 p.m. Colonial screens Bitter Rice at 1:35 3:35 5:35 7:35 and 9:35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Dodge City
First Day Of Drive Nets 15 Loads
The 1951 Clean Up drive collected 15 truck loads of trash on its first day. Armco Middletown Service Co and the city will cover north of Central Ave and east of the New York Central. Debris in containers at the curb line is being picked up. Jaycees will meet at Wilcox Sheet Metal to fabricate new downtown trash containers under Wilcox supervision with steel from Armco.
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Armco
Middletown Service Company
Central Ave
New York Central Railroad
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Wilcox Sheet Metal Company
Garfield St
Jaycees
Wilcox
Tuttle Succeeds Millan As Armco Chief Engineer
W F Tuttle named chief engineer of Armco Steel Corp replacing S N Millan who will stay as consultant. Millan long linked to Armco since 1916 led key projects including the historic continuous mill at Ashland and the hot strip mill at East Works. Tuttle's promotion effective April 23 follows 29 years with Armco joining in 1922 and advancing through Middletown and Ashland divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Tuttle
Armco Steel Corporation
W. W. Sebald
Tuttle
N. Millan
Millan
Armco
Sebald
East Works
J. B. Tytus
Ashland
Middletown
All Armco
Plant to close after 39 years amid declining demand
Gradual meat insurance and old age benefits discussed along with sale of the plant to a company able to offer full time year round work. Management plans suspension from August 1 to October 1 with departmental closings. A study shows 1927 payroll at 1,120 vs today under 500, predicting sporadic production if kept running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Middletown
Franklin Village hears support for extra storm sewer levy
About 30 residents attended a public hearing at Anthony Wayne School. Of 29 who spoke, they endorsed the council plan to levy a special assessment for additional storm sewer funding. The project is estimated to cost 430000, with 145000 to be raised by real estate assessment after 285000 remains in the tax duplicate. A special council session was set for Wednesday to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Anthony Wayne
Council
Monroe Group To View Survival Film At Meeting
The Home Nursing Corps of Monroe will view the film Pattern for Survival at a Thursday 6 30 p m meeting with a covered dish dinner at Monroe Presbyterian Church. Paul Wilson and W J Beck will comment on the film. Afterward the movie will be shown to the Salvation Army Youth group at 8 15 p m in Middletown.
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The
Home Nursing Corps of
Monroe
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Paul Wilson
Middletown Safety Council
W. J. Beck
Civil Defense Asgram
Salvation Army
Middletown
Gardner named to OPS advisory group for boxboard industry
Colin Gardner executive vice president of Gardner Board and Carton Co was appointed to the Office of Price Stabilization advisory committee for the U S boxboard industry. Fifteen other leading firms also named. First meeting held in Washington last Thursday. Gardner former president of The Folding Paper Box Association of America and current national director. WWII service on industry committees under OPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Gardner
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Office of Price Stabilization
U.S
Michael V. DiSalle
OPS
Washington
Gardner
Folding Paper Box Association of America
Office of Price Administration
Meat Stolen From Franklin Market Break-In at Harrison Street
Franklin police reported a second break in in three days at William Cortelyou meat store on Harrison Street. An undetermined amount of meat was taken after entry through a skylight and exit via a store window. Investigations into last night's burglary and a break-in at Anthony Wayne School continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William Cortelyou
Harrison St
O. E. Chamberlain
Anthony Wayne
Middletown Plant Closes After 39 Years of Tobacco Production
Officials say consolidation is the only practical solution to margins and dwindling demand. THE PLANT, a Middletown landmark built by P. J. Sorg in 1880, spans a block of red brick with a rail spur. Lorillard will close the plant after operating there 39 years, shifting away from other tobacco products to cigarets.
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Middletown
P. J. Sorg
P. Lorillard Company
Defective breaker points cause most ignition trouble
Defective breaker points are the most frequent cause of trouble in an automotive ignition system.
April 30 Tax Deadline for Tangible and Intangible Tax
Deputy county treasurer Carl Wedekind warns April 30 is the deadline for tangible and intangible taxes tied to stocks, bonds, or business. Real estate tax is not involved. Bills have been mailed. payments may be made in the Deputy Treasurer’s office or sent by mail from Hamilton for areas including Middletown Lemon Township and Madison Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wedekind
Wedekind
Hamilton
Middletown
Lemon Township
Madison Township
Woman bitten by pet squirrel prompts health inquiry
Health authorities investigate a local case after Mrs. C. F. Combs at 405 Baltimore St. was bitten Monday by a neighbor's pet squirrel, puncturing a vein in her left arm and leaving scratches. Rabies precautions follow.
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C. F. Combs
Baltimore St
Health Department
Ironton Man Jailed in Federal Auto Theft Case
George L. Howard, 22, of Ironton Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Harry E. Watkins to two years in a federal reformatory after pleading guilty to auto theft charges.
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Huntington
W. Va
George L. Howard
Ironton
Harry E. Watkins
Howard
Police respond to Buena Ave call find two dead in basement
Officers rush to a Buena Avenue call reported yesterday. They found a man and a woman dead in the basement. A four year old boy was present and appeared to have an active imagination and a taste for excitement.
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Buena Ave
Obituary for Mrs Peach Robinson 67
Mrs Peach Robinson 67 died at her sister Mrs Fannie Warmoth 1704 Philadelphia Ave at 2 45 p m Monday after two years illness. Born Owensville Kentucky April 2 1884 she moved to the city after her husband George Robinson died ten years ago. Survived by three sisters Mrs Martha Sorrell Ludith Ky Mrs Rebecca Donathan Owensville Ky and Mrs Ida Warmoth of this city. Services 2 p m Thursday at Wilson Funeral Home with Rev Curtis T Walters Yankee Rd Church of God officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 p m Wednesday.
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Peach Robinson
Fannie Warmoth
Philadelphia Ave
Robinson
Owensville
George Robinson
Warmoth
Martha Sorrell
Ludith
Rebecca Donathan
Ida Warmoth
Wilson Funeral Home
Curtis T. Walters
Yankee Rd
Church of God
Woodside Cemetery
Stanfield Rites Held for Former Telegraph Operator
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon in Rushsylvania Ohio for C O Stanfield age 76 a former telegraph operator for the New York Central Railway locally He had farmed since leaving the area over twenty years ago and in recent years was a salesman for the Farm Bureau Insurance Company He had been ill briefly His wife Clara Duerr and the family were well known in the city They were the parents of nine children Eight survive
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Rushsylvania
C. O. Stanfield
New York Central Railway
Stanfield
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Clara Duerr
Paris Jules Berry Dies at 68 Prominent French Actor
Paris mourns Jules Berry a renowned French stage and screen actor aged 68 remembered for his contributions to cinema and theater. He gained fame in the early years of French cinema and remained a leading light in French acting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jules Berry
Notable Michigan professor and New York surgeon cited
Pasadena and Carmel notices list Horace Williams King 77 emeritus hydraulic engineering professor at the University of Michigan and Dr Jerome Morley Lynch 82 longtime chief surgeon at St Bartholomew s Hospital New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Horace Williams King
University of Michigan
Catherine Loretta Drew Rises to International Dog Judge Status
Boothbay Harbor Me Mrs Catherine Loretta Drew 78 famed dog judge and former Catholic leader in Westchester County New York passes away or is noted for international standing in the field.
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Boothbay Harbor
Catherine Loretta Drew
Westchester County
Three Women to Attend Constitution Hearing in Columbus
Three members of the League of Women Voters will attend the Citizens Committee on the Ohio Constitution meeting Saturday at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus. Mrs. F. L. Winslow announces the attendance, with Mrs. Howard Stalder and Mrs. G. W. Breiel joining. The meeting aims to promote statewide consideration of whether Ohio Needs a Constitutional Convention.
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League of Women Voters
Citizens Committee On the Ohio Constitution
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
F. L. Winslow
Howard Stalder
G. W. Breiel
Winslow
Ohio
May Draft Quota Holds At 44, Board Says
Selective Service Board 10 plans to induct 44 for May after two reductions. Ohio quota set at 3,042, down from 3,840. Butler County quota 82 with Board 9 in Hamilton to supply 38 men. Inductions scheduled May 2 and May 21, with 14 and 30 inductees respectively.
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Selective Service Board 10 Be
Lieve
Board 10
Columebus
Ohio
Wylie Mitchell
Butler County
Board 9
Hamilton
Preble County
Warren County
Young Girls Held For Shoplifting
Two girls aged 10 and 11 were ordered to appear before juvenile authorities with their parents at 4 p.m. today after being found shoplifting in a downtown G. C. Murphy Store. Police said merchandise valued at $5.07 was taken. the manager had released them to their parents, with orders to report to juvenile officials.
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C. L. Macabee
G. C. Murphy
Mccabee
Excello Cub Pack Sees Train Exhibit
Cubs of Pack 9 displayed model trains at a meeting in Excello. Cubmaster Aarron Fields gave awards for advancement to Jackie Staton Bear Badge and Gold Arrow Mickey Hydler Silver Arrow Charles Doughman Gold and Silver Arrow and Chuckie Bales Gold Arrow. The program theme was rail roading. Discussion was held on the May theme circus.
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Cubs
Pack 9
Excello
Aarron Fields
Jackie Staton
Mickey Hydler
Charles Doughman
Chuckie Bales
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NATO
R. L. Siegel
Charles Stutenroth
Hugh Harvey
Industrial Council
Wade E. Miller
Siegel
J. E. Amstutz
Ministerial Association
Paramount
DIAL
Samuel W. Wheeler
Auto Ano
Tuttle Succeeds
Royal Arch Masons
V. Duval High
Franklinites
RUSCO
Squiirrel
James Sorrell, Jr
Middletown Hospital
Ironton Man
Mrs. Peach Robinson
Associated Press
Constitution
Rca-Victor Westinghouse
Magnavox
Stromberg-Carlson
Jlush Company
Lakeside Inn
Tytus
Walter
Homero Insgoyleler Funeral Home
Broad Street
First Ave
Sloan Gato Ee
Erle Hanson
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