Missing Trees Reappear After Desperate Arbor Day Search
Federation of Women’s Clubs and Y Teens wrap nearly 5,000 small Scotch and Austrian pines for Arbor Day. A late check reveals 700 trees were lost or stolen. after a long night workers recover them, planning distribution to grade schools. Remaining trees to be handed out today, with 4,400 counted earlier turning into 3,900 or 4,300 totals.
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Federation of Women’s Club
Martin Moore
Arbor Day Project
South School Yard
Sorg Paper Announces May Wage and Salary Increase
Sorg Paper Company announced a cost-of-living pay rise for all salary and hourly staff, effective with the first May pay period. President Donald G. Driscoll cited the policy and CIO labor pact allowing a 1 percent adjustment per 1.7 rise in the Labor Department index. An eye care stat notes six or seven in ten need treatment, but only two in ten seek it.
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Sorg Paper Company
Donald G. Driscoll
Sorg
United Paperworkers of America
CIO
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Driscoll
Pageant Prologue Groups Set For Our American Heritage
Director Donald F. Perry announced the Prologue groups for the Our American Heritage pageant. Trumpeters 16 Royal Cadets Boy and Girl Scouts 4-H Clubs Sailor Girls Nations Queens and Attendants Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars color guards armed forces representatives lead a nationalities themed opening.
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Donald F. Perry
Royal Cadets
Miss Columbia
Ladies of the States
America
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Petty
Woman Rescued by Fire Crew After Unconscious Call
Fire Department emergency crew answered a Mohawk Street call yesterday afternoon finding a woman unconscious. They used an inhalator before transporting her to hospital where she was examined and released. A rag ignited by static sparks on a gas tank at Clinton Street and Columbia Avenue but caused no damage, say firemen.
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Fire Department
Mohawk St
Clinton St
Columbia Ave
Movie Showtimes At Paramount And Strand
At the movies, Paramount offers Get Unknown and I Was A Communist For The FBI with multiple evening showings on Friday and Saturday. Strand screens Fathers Wild Game and Border Treasure with a varied schedule across both days.
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FBI
Marine Corps Enlistment Laws Lowered
The Marine Corps will lower enlistment standards to align with other services, with changes in visual requirements and Armed Forces Qualification Test scores. Effective May 1, previously rejected applicants due to visual issues or low test scores may reapply. Local recruiter T Sgt A A Hanger said many minors and past rejections could now qualify.
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Marine Corps
Armed Forces
Marine Recruiting Office
T-Sgt
A. A. Hanger
Middletown
Hanger
Three Hurt In Factory Mishaps
Three industrial accidents were reported yesterday evening with one man admitted to the hospital. Thomas Richardson, 26, of 1011 Thirfield Ave., Franklin, fractured his ankle when he fell while working at The Maxwell Company. Alfred Moore, 24, of 615 Clark St., an employe at Crystal Tissue Company, was treated for a bruised right wrist, injured when a machine shaft fell on his arm. Glendon Hoskins, 29, of 116 Malvern St., was treated for laceration of the left thumb, injured while working at The Raymond Bag Company.
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Thomas Richardson
Thirfield Ave
Franklin
Maxwell Company
Alfred Moore
Clark St
Crystal Tissue Company
Glendon Hoskins
Malvern St
Raymond Bag Company
Ohio Commie Leader Summoned By Probers
The Ohio Legislative anti subversive committee has subpoenaed Andrew Remes, executive secretary of the Cuyahoga Communist party. Remes said he will appear before the group May 4. He called the hearing an attempt to launch Senator Robert Taft’s 1952 presidential campaign and to stifle Taft opponents.
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Cleveland
Ohio Legislative
Andrew Remes
Cuyahoga
Communist Party
Remes
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Huron County names new coroner Edel in Bradish succession
NORWALK AP Dr Charles H Edel has been named Huron County coroner to succeed the late Dr Jay D Bradish who was killed Saturday in an auto accident Edel had been assistant coroner and will assume the post immediately
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Norwalk
Charles H. Edel
Huron County
Jay D. Bradish
Edel
Job Office Moves to New Building Sunday
The Ohio State Employment Center at 1335 Central Ave will move Sunday to 1207 Vail Ave in a $25,000 building. Manager P F Johnson said the center resumes operations at the new address Tuesday, with hours 8 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday and unchanged daily hours thereafter. The center has occupied Central Ave since December 1 1938.
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Ohio State Employment Center
Central Ave
Vail Ave
P. F. Johnson
Johnson
Delay Sought in Sawyer Contempt Case in DC
Attorney General McGrath asked for at least a 30 day delay in contempt proceedings against Secretary Sawyer and nine others. He filed the request with the U S Court of Appeals to allow more time to prepare legal arguments. The case stems from the Dollar steamship dispute over control of American President Lines.
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Washington
McGrath
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
U. S. Court of Appeals
Dollar Steamship Interests
American President Lines, Ltd
Boy 12 Dies Rescuing Puppy and Kittens in Fire
McKeesport Pa AP A 12 year old boy George Beattie died in a house fire while rescuing his puppy and three kittens. His father awoke to smoke and urged others to safety as flames blocked access to the kitchen where the pets were. The cause of the fire was undetermined.
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Mckeesport
George Beattie
Stewart Beattie
George
Billy
Robert
Piqua Power Cut Shuts City Power Briefly
A circuit breaker at the municipal power plant blew up in Piqua this morning cutting power to about 75 percent of the city population of 18 990. Lights and appliances went dead for 20 minutes then briefly returned before a second breaker failed for another 20 minutes. WPTW radio was off the air about 40 minutes according to manager Dick Hunt.
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PIQUA
Cuttin
Miami County
WPTW
Dick Hunt
District Civitan Meeting Opens in Middletown Weekend
Middletown hosts the first annual Ohio District Civitan Convention at the Manchester Hotel with delegates from Cincinnati, Dayton, Marietta, and Urbana. Activities include registration at 8:30 AM, sessions at 9:30 and 1:00 PM, a 12:15 luncheon, a 7:00 PM banquet, officer nominations in the morning, and installation at the banquet hosted by local club president George Vates.
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Middletown
Ohio
Civitan
International Tomorrow
Manchester
Ernest Moore
International
Toronto
Canada
Ray Yount
Civitans
John Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
Dayton
Marietta
Urbana
Fred Stein
Tom Baird
W. H. Henry
Fitzgerald
Bill Withey
Sherron
George Vates
Central District
Aeroncca Reelects Lawler President
John A. Lawler was reelected president of the Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation by the board of directors at the first regular meeting since the April 17 annual meeting. S. J. Kuderer was reelected secretary and treasurer of the company.
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John A. Lawler
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
S. J. Kuderer
Slayer Loses His Last Hope To Die Tonight
COLUMBUS AP Federal Judge Mell G Underwood refused to intervene in the scheduled electrocution of Morrell Eakins a Cincinnati slayer. He had sought a writ of habeas corpus but the judge ruled he had not exhausted state remedies. Eakins killed Marguerite Jordan in a quarrel on April 6 1950 by shooting.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Cincinnati
Morrell Eakins
U. S. District Court
Underwood
Eakins
Marguerite Jordan
Taylor Hopes For New Wage Stabilization Board
Dr. George W. Taylor sworn in as chairman of the 18 member Wage Stabilization Board aims to organize a new panel by Wednesday or Thursday to clear a backlog of about 800 wage cases affecting 3,000,000 workers. The board draws from management labor and the public.
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Washington
George W. Taylor
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Injured boy Wayne Center reported improved at hospital
Wayne Center six, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Center of South Lebanon, was said to be improved at Middletown Hospital after a skull fracture suffered when struck by a car Wednesday in South Lebanon.
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Wayne Center
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