Board President To Head Hospital Gifts Campaign
Middletown Hospital launches a $2,600,000 building fund drive led by Logan T. Johnston, president of the board of trustees, with E. T. Gardner and Charles R. Hook coordinating. The hospital family including doctors, directors, staff, Welfare Auxiliary and Nurse Alumnae Association will be asked to lead by example to add beds, pediatrics and obstetrics space, operating rooms, labs, X-ray facilities, and a new physical therapy department.
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Middletown Hospital
Logan T. Johnston
E. T. Gardner
Charles R. Hook
Welfare Auxiliary
Nurse Alumnae Association
Johnston
Textile Union Split In War For Control
Cleveland reports a fight for control of the Textile Workers Union of America with 400,000 members at its CIO biennial convention. Emil Rieve and George Baldanzi lead the clash as an election set for Thursday decides the leadership before 1,979 delegates conclude the meeting. Rieve accuses Baldanzi of hindering the union with internal conflict, noting a lack of an executive assistant. The split follows a prior convention in Boston where Rieve backed a rival for executive vice presidency.
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Cleveland
CIO
Textile Workers Union of America
Emil Rieve
UTWA
National Wage Stabilization Board
George Baldanzi
Boston
Rieve
Baldanzi
Sebald Addresses Engineers Tonight in Cincinnati
Armco President W. W. Sebald will address the annual spring conference of the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers in Cincinnati with the speech titled Today's Challenge to Management. About 1,000 steelworkers are expected to attend. The two day session, sponsored by the Rolling Mill Committee, will reconvene Tuesday in Middletown for a tour of the East Side plant. Armco official G. D. Tranter also planned a keynote in Cincinnati. Roland Hess co-chaired the electrical session this morning. J. B. Whitlock co-chaired the mechanical session.
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Armco
W. W. Sebald
Association of Iron and Steel Engineers
Cincinnati
Sebald
Association
Middletown
East Side
G. D. Tranter
Roland Hess
J. B. Whitlock
Inventors Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Catalog
A word puzzle list matching inventors with clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes items like Westinghouse brake, Bell telephone, safety bicycle, wireless invention, elevator inventor, and related terms covering gears, devices, and biographical hints.
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Westinghouse
Crossword Puzzle Clue Answers 41 42 43 44 46 47
A compact list of solved crossword clues including breast, inventor of the revolver, eye part, peruse, heraldic band, and the next entry. Each answer aligns with standard puzzle conventions and common word lengths.
Riverlake Conveyor Faces Senate Opposition in Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal reports Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines seeks common carrier rights to build a 300 million dollar rubber belt from the Ohio River to Lake Erie. Lawmakers largely oppose giving belt lines public utility status. survey shows 46 of 111 respondents no, 30 yes, 35 abstain. Senate Rules Committee previously blocked full Senate debate. The measure has not been argued on the floor.
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Akron
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Ohio General Assembly
East Liverpool
Lorain
Riverlake
Senat Judiciary Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
General Assembly
Beacon Journal
Teen Agers End Mock Legislature Results
Ohio's first teen age mock legislature closed after three days with 3 of 75 bills passed and 1 vetoed. About 400 delegates sponsored by the Ohio YMCA returned home to resume classes, having gained practical laboratory experience in state government.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
Ohio Ymca
Death Penalties Hit 20 Year Low
Washington reports executions in 1950 fell to 82, the lowest in 20 years. The Federal Bureau of Prisons noted 1949 had 119 and the long-term average from 1930 to 1949 was 147 per year, with a peak of 199 in 1935.
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Washington
United States
Federal Bureau of Prisons
GOP Hopefuls Clamp Down on Lausche in Broadcast
In Columbus three Republican gubernatorial hopefuls Taft, Herbert, and Walcutt aired critiques of Gov. Lausche on a radio TV simulcast. They backed party unity after the May 6 primary, attacked delays on the Ohio turnpike project, and faulted the administration for bungling welfare and highway programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Walenti
Herbert
Taft
Lausche
Pennsylvania
Winters and Gassman Seek Quick Mexican Divorce
Italian actor Vittorio Gassman and actress Shelley Winters arrived in El Paso from Los Angeles intending to wed in a few days after a Mexican divorce. Gassman planned to consult Juarez lawyers and hoped the divorce could be settled by that afternoon. Winters urged reporters to print that she and Gassman have been separated from Leanora Rissi for five years.
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EL Paso
Tex
Vittorio Gassman
Shelley Winters
Los Angeles
Gassman
Juarez
Mexico
Miss Winters
Leanora Rissi
Italy
Hook To Address Chamber Tuesday Before Annual Meeting
Charles R. Hook chairman of Armco Steel will address the U S Chamber of Commerce in Washington Tuesday morning. The speech on The Facts in The Steel Case will be carried by eastern radio and television.
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Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Hook
Eastern Radio
Telelvision
Businessmen to Attend National Meeting at Noon
Stations report a meeting about 11 a.m. will be attended by business men from all parts of the country. The event promises broad attendance and discussion of national commerce matters.
Army Navy Union Plans Akron Encampment in August
The Army Navy Union announces its annual national encampment will be held in Akron in August 1924. The report notes that millions of synthetic sapphires are used each year for bearings in precision instruments.
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Akron
Army-Navy Union
Apple trees believed carried to England in Roman era
It is believed that apple trees were taken to England during the period of Roman occupation.
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England
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