Steelworkers Seek Bargaining Election at Armco Plants
A petition for a collective bargaining election at Armco Steel Corp plants in Middletown and Hamilton has been filed with the Cincinnati regional NLRB office. No election date is set. about 5,800 production and maintenance workers will be eligible to vote. The plants are currently represented by the Armco Employees Independent Federation, which has defeated Steelworkers’ efforts in prior attempts in 1944, 197, and 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corp
Cincinnati
National Labor
Whitehouse
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEFIF
Fenwick Student Council Chooses 1964 65 Leaders
Raymond Fay, a Fenwick High School junior, is elected president for 1964 65. Rosemarie Slezak is first vice president, Ron Trotta is second vice president, Jean Domanick secretary, and Diane Irwin treasurer. Slezak and Irwin are juniors. Fay and Trotta are sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Raymond Fay
Fenwick High School
Rosemarie Slezak
Ron Trotta
Jean Domanick
Diane Irwin
Mis Slezak
Miss Irwin
Catholic Fast Day Dispensation Granted For May 1
Catholics in the Cincinnati Archdiocese may eat meat on Friday May 1 in observance of St. Joseph the Worker. The dispensation from the pope applies to all Catholics with local bishop approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chancery Office
Joseph the Worker
Rome
Middletown Resident Named To British Post
Marion Kershner of Middletown was elected vice president of Eng lands Institute of Industrial Supervisors announced by Sir Harold Cox of LLS and Metal Box Company Limited Birmingham. Kershner, executive vice president of the National Management Association Dayton, is the sole American elected. He resides at 3201 Barbara Drive. The NMA since 1958 has aided the IS in developing foreman training as liaison was formed during H C Tracey’s Dayton visit in 1958. IS, founded 1948, aims to recognize the foreman as part of management and to foster leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Roxbee Cox
LLS
Metal Box Company Ltd
Birmingham
England
Kershner
National Management Association
Dayton
Barbara Dr
Institute of Industrial
H. C. Tracey
I.I S
NMA
Institute of Industrial Supervisors
Ohio Solons To Tour Proposed Campus Here
The Capital Appropriations Committee of the Ohio Legislature will tour the proposed Miami University branch campus in Middletown. They will visit Armco Park property donated by Armco Steel Corp, joined by a local committee led by Armco president Logan T. Johnston. The group meets at Holiday House at 3:15 p.m.
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Ohio Solons
Capital Appropriations Committee
Ohio Legislature
Miami University
Middletown
Armco Park
Armco Steel Corp
Logan T. Johnston
Armco
Holiday House
Emergency Squad Aids 3 Persons in 24 Hours
Three people received aid from the emergency squad in the last day. Frank Mathers, 38, was helped at 2:03 a.m. on 20th Avenue. Lily Wood, 17, of 1314 First Avenue, was assisted at 5:58 p.m. yesterday. Elizabeth Lee, of 2708 Wilbraham Road, was aided at 11:14 a.m. yesterday. Wood and Lee were taken to reeferm for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mathers
20Th Ave
Lily Wood
First Ave
Elizabeth Lee
Wilbraham Road
Miss Wood
Tom Seabolt Fined on Four Counts at Rebel Inn Incident
Buford Tom Seabolt faced four counts after an April 23 incident at the Rebel Inn on Yan kee Road. He was convicted of intoxication disorderly conduct resisting arrest and striking a police officer and fined zero dollars on each count. Police said he kicked one officer and attempted to kick another after arrest.
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Buford
Tom Seabolt
Yankee Road
Seabelt
Seabolt
Local court fines issued for dog and weapon violations
Dorothy Robinson, 34, of 1207 Askew Sr., fined $50 suspended for permitting a dog to run at large. Waymon McNeal, 30, of Dayton, fined $50 for false pretenses. Thomas Maddox, 30, of Dayton, fined $50 for carrying a concealed weapon. Judge J. T. Lamb presided yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
Dorothy Robinson
Askew Sr
Waymon McNeal
Dayton
Thomas Maddox
Mother Accused In Child Slaying Released On Bond
Mrs. Lonie Silverstein 26 of Oxford was freed on 15000 bond after an appearance before the Butler County Grand Jury on a first degree murder charge. Prosecutors objected and she had just returned from Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital where a 10 day psychiatric exam was completed. Her lawyers sought release to continue hospital treatment citing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lonie Silverstein
Oxford
Butler County Grand Jury
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Marrs
Jackson Bosch
John T. Latimer
South Lebanon Man Succumbs To Accident Injury
A South Lebanon resident, Steve Gay Jr., died at Miami Valley Hospital after injuries from an auto accident Thursday near Centerville. Police say his car collided head on with a truck trailer on Rt. 725. The truck driver, Russell Williams, 47, of Springfield, was uninjured. The body was taken to Campbell Funeral Home in Hamilton for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lebanon
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Centerville
Steve Gay Jr
Russell Williams
N. Western Ave
Springfield
Campbell Funeral Home
Hamilton
Local Youth Receives First Alternate Air Force Academy Appointment
Middletown High School senior Robert P. Cornelia earned Congressman Schenck's first alternate appointment to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. He is the son of Robert and Mrs. Cornelia of 4405 Creekview Drive and aims to attend prep school. The second alternate went to Martin S. Moran of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Academy
Middletown High School
Robert P. Cornelia
Paul F. Schenck
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cornelia
Creekview Drive
The
Academy
Sebald
Optimist
Middletown High
Howard J. Moore
Martin S. Moran
Dayton
Youth Fair Accident In Middletown Injures 5 Year Old
Steven Balon aged five, son of Irmy Balon of 2309 Grand Ave, was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after darting into Wayne Avenue traffic. He was struck by a car operated by William D. Hayes of Franklin Rt 1 at about 4 15 pm yesterday. Eyewitnesses say the youth ran between parked cars prior to the crash. The car owner Shirley Taulbee of 1313 Woodlawn Ave sustained no hood damage.
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Steven Balon
Irmy Balon
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Wayne Avenue
Wiliam D. Hayes
Franklin Rt. 1
Shirley Taulbee
Woodlawn Ave
Teen driver injured in late-night car crash in Carmody
Frank Stevens, 17, of Yankee Road MO, suffered minor injuries after his car skidded on Carmody Boulevard near the Firemen's Club at 3.20 am. Police said the Emma Lou Stevenson owned vehicle, at high speed, slid 81 feet, left the road, rolled 160 feet, and overturned. Stevens was cited for careless operation and treated at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
MO Yankee Road
Carmody Boulevard
Firemen's Club
Emma Lou Stevenson
Stevens
Stevenson
Youth driver cited in car swipe at Armco lot
Richard Robert 16 of 808 15th Ave reportedly side swiped a parked Armco Steel Corp auto yesterday at noon. Police detained him at 6 40 p.m. and referred him to juvenile authorities. Damage to the Armco vehicle valued at $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Robert
15Th Ave
Gwendlyn F. Adams
Armco Steel Corp
Jacoby and Grove
Accident on West Alley Injures Cars At 11 45
An accident yesterday on West Alley at 11 45 involved Fred A Banks 25 of 1208 S Verity Parkway and June Johnson of 1305 Oxford State Road. Mrs Johnson was cited for failure to yield. Total damage estimated at 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Banks
S. Verity Parkway
June Johnson
Oxford State Road
West Alley
Johnson
Moon landing effort valued at 20 billion dollars
The program to land a man on the moon is described as a 20 billion dollar effort engaging about 20 thousand companies and 300 thousand workers, coordinated by NASA's 10 major centers and most of its 300 thousand technicians.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Court Fine Fails To End Youth Fight
City police responded to Yankee Tavern on 94 Yankee Road where 15 to 20 Black youths surrounded the premises armed with knives rocks and clubs blocking entrances. Two youths, Thomas Pieratt and Donald Lee McHenry both 19, were fined 200 each in Municipal Court on disorderly conduct and assault and battery. other assault counts were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pieratt
Moore Sr
Donald Lee McHenry
Winona Drive
Pieratt
McHenry
Yankee Road
James Roach
Moore St
Miami Carey's Murphy Is Elevated to Eastern Division
Murphy, formerly Miami Carey Division sales manager, is promoted to eastern division sales manager for Miami Carey. He will supervise sales reps and agents in Boston New York and Washington Districts reporting to G H Milner. A Boston native and Boston College graduate, he will relocate to northern New Jersey with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Carey
Murphy
Boston
Miami- Carey
Miami-Carey
Boston College
New Jersey
Blue Cross and Blue Shield seek fee increases in Ohio
Blue Cross and Blue Shield asked the Ohio Department of Insurance to approve higher monthly fees for their five most widely held contracts effective Oct. 1. The proposed increases affect single and family plans across Standard, Comprehensive, and Billed-at-Home memberships, with specific per-month rises and package options noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Care Corporation
Ohio Department of Insurance
Blue Cross
Ohio Media
Blue Shield
Ohi
Butler
Care Corporation
Egyptians greet spring with early dawn Sam el Nessim rites
Egyptians rise at four in the morning on Sam el Nessim day to wear new clothes and stroll by the Nile. They break fresh green onions and greet the sweet scented breeze in this traditional spring celebration.
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Nile
Personal Property Tax Deadline Is April 30
Personal property tax returns must be filed with the County Auditor by April 30 for those in business on December 51, 1953 or owning investments on January 1, 1964. Manufacturers and others must list inventories and fixtures. rental units must file too. Taxes vary by property and income, with penalties for late filing.
Obituary for James W. Robison
James W. Robison, 96, of Lebanon died at 10 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after living at Otterbein Home for years. A native of Duncan Falls, Ohio, services and burial will be held tomorrow. Arrangements are by Thompson Funeral Home. Local arrangements by Oswald Memorial Home.
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Lebanon
James W. Robison
Otterbein
Middletown Hospital
Robison
Dencan Falls
Ohw
Thompson Funeral Home
Oswald Memorial Home
Memorial services announced for several area residents
Mrs. Mary Ellen Shillito 67 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton will have a service at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Rev James Landon Brown 77 of 721 Webster Ave will be laid to rest at 10 a.m. Monday. Webb Freg Miller 58 of 1951 Harvard Ave will be honored at a 10 a.m. Tuesday service in Campbell.
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Mary Ellen Shillito
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Zettler
James Landon Brown
Webster Ave
Webb Freg Miller
Harvard Ave
Campbell
Barbara Foster reports loss of billfold at Fashion Fair
Barbara Foster of 1200 Calumet Ave reports her billfold disappeared yesterday while at the Fashion Fair store on Stevens Avenue. It contained $62 and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Foster
Calumet Ave
Stevens Avenue
Purse Taken From Home Of Grace Cox On Lawn Avenue
A purse containing five dollars was reportedly taken from the home of Mrs Grace Cox at 127 Lawn Ave yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cox
Lawn Ave
Dayton Man Reports Theft of 1957 Auto License Plate
William N. Zink of Dayton reported the theft yesterday of his 1957 model car license plate 5324 NS from the Armco East Side jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Zink
Dayton
Armco
Theft of Suitcase From Car on Curtis Street
A suitcase and clothing valued at 57 dollars were stolen from a car owned by George Jackson of 701 Arthur Street Trenton Thursday night on Curtis Street.
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George Jackson
Arthur St
Trenton
Curtis Street
Andorra's tiny nation in the Pyrenees between Spain and France
Andorra is a small country spanning 191 square miles in the eastern Pyrenees, nestled between Spain and France. It is known for its rugged terrain and border position within the Iberian mountain range.
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Andorra
Pyrenees
Spain
France
Franklinite Bound to Grand Jury on Check Forgery Charges
Charles McDowell 31 of Franklin was bound over to the Warren County grand jury in Municipal Court on three counts of check forgery. Bond set at $1,000 per count by Judge JT Riley. McDowell allegedly issued two $25 checks to Marsh's Inc in Franklin and one $10 check to Park & Save in Carlisle in December 183.
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Franklin
Charles McDowell
Warren County Grand Jury
JT. Riley
McDowell
Marsh's Inc
Park & Save
Carlisle
Local motorists fined for traffic violations yesterday
William Hurtz of 4 Walnut Street Franklin paid 10 dollars for assured clear distance. Melville Payton of Franklin Route 1 was fined 10 dollars for changing course without caution. Taris Hibbard of 21 North Main Street Franklin paid 10 dollars for po operator license and failure to register. Adolph Jenek of 216 Youne Street Widdleton was fined 10 dollars for failure to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurtz
Walnut St. Franklin
Melville Payton
Franklin Rt
Taris Hibbard
N. Main St
Franklin
Adolph Jenek
Youne St. Widdleton
Bond Forfeitures Result From Local Violations
William Dearth of Miamisburg and Willie Jackson of Hamilton faced bond forfeitures for driving while intoxicated and other offenses. Franke Jim and Reynolds Johns paid fines for no operator's license and related violations. Judge Riley fined speeders totaling 122 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dearth
Byers Road
Miamisburg
Willie Jackson
Hamilton
James \bney
Abney Lane
Franke Jim
Reynolds Johns
Carnegie
Penn
Randall Road
Franklin
Robert Hunt
Virginia Ave
Benjamin Spicer
Tipp City
Riley
Speeders
Franklin Youth Held On Car Theft Charge
Richard Lewis Edwards 19, of 1035 Lower Stringboro Road Franklin was arrested yesterday on auto theft charges. He posted a $1,500 bond pending a Middletown Municipal Court hearing. Detectives say he stole a 1959 sports car owned by Albert F. Mullins on March 29, valued at about $1,850, and the vehicle was stripped and abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
William Allen Johnson Sr
Johnson
Elmer Watson
Hannah Drive
Richard Lewis Edwards
Lower Stringboro Road
Franklin
Middletwn
Albert FE. Mullins
Wibraham
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al Whitehouse, Dis
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United States
Marion Kershner
Institute of Industrial Su
Gem City
Robert Cornelia
Robert P. Cornella
Beaty Realty CO
BEATY
Dletown
Germantown
Meson
Camden
Sommerville
Beaty Realty Co., Inc
Miami
Carey
Charles C. Murphy
Charles Street
Middletown, Ohio
Glenn W. Gibbs
Middletown Kitchen Shop
Woodlawn
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