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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1951

Page

9

Lorillard Closing Ends Middletown Tobacco Era

Lorillard's Middletown plant closes after 70 years of operation with a history rooted in the Polar Bear and Ripple brands. Plant origins trace to 1880 with Paul Sorg, expanding through multiple owners until Lorillard's 1912 consolidation. Peak employment reached 1,500 in 1926 with 10 million pounds of tobacco processed annually.

Carl Miller P. Lorillard Company Middletown Lorillard Company American Tobacco Company American Louisville Lorillard Loribard

Big Steel Chief Attacks U S Price Formula as Unfair

Irving S. Olds of United States Steel condemns the 85 percent profits rule for price increases as arbitrary and potentially harmful to defense production. He notes his firm’s first quarter 1951 net income slightly below 1950, with record sales and higher taxes and costs, yielding a 5.9 percent return on sales.

NEW York Irving S. Olds United States Steel Corporation Eric Johnston Olds U. S. Steel Cess

Cities Can Form Own Sick Leave Program

Columbus AP State law grants most public employees 15 days sick leave with pay. Atty. Gen. C William ONeill ruled that cities and villages can set up any sick leave program desired. Home rule gives municipalities all powers of self government. Towns may create their own programs by ordinance or charter. Exceptions apply to police and firemen who remain state employees. They may receive more than 15 days but not less.

Columbus Atty William O'Neill O'Neill Lima Supreme Court

Ohio Shriners Elect New Ohio Shrine Leader

Cincinnati AP report says Tole dean Edward F. Schmidt is elected president of the Ohio Shrine Association at the 30th annual convention. New vice presidents named include Ralph Bower of Akron Albert E. Craig of Dayton Arthur Hopcraft of Cleveland and Walter Kropp of Columbus.

Cincinnati Toledean Edward F. Schmidt Ohio Shrine Association Ohio Shriners Ralph ©. Bower Akron Albert E. Craig Dayton Arthur G. Hopcraft Cleveland Walter C. Kropp Columbus

Katherine Roudebush Renamed As Head Of Classroom Teachers

Middletown Classroom Teachers' Association reelected Katherine Roudebush Roosevelt Junior High School to lead for 1951 52 term. New officers include Ray Standafer vice president Ethel Reno recording secretary Ruth Irwin corresponding secretary and Harry Phillips treasurer. Elections were by school ballots counted by central committee with Lillian Long chair Mildred Winkelman Edith Sigg Agnes Plank and Ray Standafer on the elections panel. The group marks ten years in Middletown and expects a general meeting May 19 with Dr Shuter scheduled to speak.

Middletown Classroom Teachers’ Association Katherine Roudebush Roosevelt Miss Roudebush Ray Standafer Ethel Reno Ruth Irwin Harry Phillips Lillian Long Mildred Winkelman Edith Sigg Agnes Plank Middletown CTA Shuter

Ohio GOP Studies Reapportionment

In Columbus the Republican State Central and Executive Committee formed a subcommittee to study plans for Ohio’s congressional district redrawing. Fred J. Nethers chairs the group with John D. Marshall Katharine Kennedy Brown Marian Blair and Robert L. Evans as members. The panel will review plans before the Legislature and those from others, with no position taken yet.

Columbus Republican State Central and Executive Committee Ohio Ray C. Bliss Fred J. Nethers Zanesville John D. Marshall Cleveland Katharine Kennedy Brown Dayton Marian Blair Warren Robert L. Evans Findlay Nethers

Whips Baby Given 90 Days In Columbus Workhouse

Floyd Goff, 23, of New Comerstown, was sent to the Columbus workhouse for 90 days after a juvenile court trial on whipping his 14 month old daughter. He said he beat the child to stop her crying.

Whips Baby Philadelphia Floyd Goff Newcomerstown Columbus Goff

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