Sebald Urges Cooperation for Higher Living Standards
Armco Steel president W. W. Sebald told the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers in Cincinnati that lifting living standards hinges on labor and management cooperation to boost output. He warned against factional labor leadership and urged strong management leadership to steer production and secure better homes and cheaper mortgages. He praised American workers as good citizens and patriots and stressed unions’ role with forward looking leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corporation
Association of Iron and Steel Engineers
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Sebald
Hook Eyes Steel Wage Squeeze Amid Industry Struggle
Armco chairman Charles R. Hook warned at the Chamber of Commerce of the United States annual meeting that the administration may seek to squeeze steel profits to gain control of the industry. He argued steel profits are insufficient for vast expansion and criticized government seizures as a threat to human rights and future presidential power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Chamber of Commerce of the
U. S
Steel Company
Hook
Truman
More Water Cut Offs Tomorrow Across Several Areas
A valve checking program will require intermittent water shutoffs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Woodlawn Craw ford to Sutphin Grand Craw ford to Stanley Queen Craw ford to Stanley Hill Craw ford to Stanley Crawford Woodlawn to South Cleveland Woodlawn to Grand Stanley Grand to Highland Wicoft Grand to South. Maintenance foreman Robert Mettler notes water may discolor but is not harmful and should not stain white clothes. Notices go to residents though some are blown away or unseen.
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Robert Mettler
Mettler
Woodlawn
Crawford
Sutphin
Grand
Stanley
Queen
Hill
Cleveland
Highland
Wicoft
Driver Accused of Traffic Error In City Accident
William Barton 27 of 1732 E Dora Dr was cited to court for failure to yield after an accident at Crawford St and First Ave at 7:40 p m yesterday. Barton made a left turn in front of Betty Howard 18 of 2133 Lamber ton St causing a collision. Howard car damage is about 100. other vehicle damage none.
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William Barton
Edora Dr
Crawford St
First Ave
Barton
Betty Howard
Lamberton St
Howard
Marshall Rd Water Service Now Available
The Marshall Rd water installation is completed and approved by the county Commission. Plumbers must file applications at Orville Carson's building commission office and copper piping is required. Areas served include Marshall Coles Renee Arcadia Roads and the Butler County part of East Plains division.
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Marshall Rd
Unty Commission
Orville Carson
Building Commission
Marshall, Coles, Renee
Arcadia Rds
Butler County
East Plains Division
Vandals damage new LeSourdsville Lake merry-go-round
Vandals broke into the park's recently opened merry-go-round damaging tuning equipment and stealing two trumpet horns from the electric organ. They also took about $40 in merchandise from a nearby dart game building. The incident surfaced Monday as deputies pursued clues including crayon-written names. Repairs may cost about $150 if hurry-up fixes succeed ahead of the season opening May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carey
Butler County
Carey
Dazevy
Ike Headquarters Opens In Middletown Signups Rise
About 300 signatures were gathered at Middletown Ike headquarters during a five hour open house urging Dwight D. Eisenhower’s presidential nomination. Allen J. Lowe chaired the Ohio Eisenhower Clubs while Ed DeHart said headquarters will stay open evenings through November as organizers target two million signatures.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Middletown
Ike
Allen J. Lowe
Ohio Eisenhower Clubs
Lowe
Ed DeHart
DeHart
Achievers Board Plans Banquet For Local Firms
Middletown Junior Achievement board of directors meets at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Civic Association to discuss the May 14 banquet for local companies. The 18 member firms close their nine month year and annual reports have been mailed to stockholders by some firms.
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Achievers Association Board of Directors
Middletown
Junior Achievement
The
Civic Association
Jerry Kidwell
M.G. McCall
Pair And Warn Still The Rule In Middletown Weather
Middletown expects mostly fair and warm weather through Wednesday with highs near 84 and lows around 50. Recent temperatures ranged from a 47 overnight low to an 82 daytime high, with morning readings around 52 and the mercury rising to 73 by late morning.
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Middletown
Mercury
Industry Asks Time To Study Sewer Charge
Representatives of 23 industries urged extra time to study the proposed sewer charge. City manager H. W. Starick said the group asked until May 12 to review the plan before an ordinance is prepared. The rates include a $3 minimum, tiered per hundred cubic feet charges, and will fund an $6.5 million revenue bond plan for an $8 million sewer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Starick
Starick
S. W. Kuhner
Browne Engineering
School Patrol To Watch Reds at Crosley Field
One hundred fifteen school patrol boys and girls plus six adult chaperones from the Automobile Club Sertoma Club police department and Safety Council will travel by bus to Cincinnati Wednesday afternoon. They will be guests of the Cincinnati baseball club to see the Reds play the New York Giants at Crosley Field. Patrol members from all city schools will be picked up at their schools with noon departure per Patrolman Harold Gray.
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Automobile Club
Sertoma Club
Police Department
The
Safety Council
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Reds
New York Giants
Crosley Field
Harold Gray
Middletown
Middletown student poster winners named in contest
Seventeen junior high and high school art students from Middletown schools won prizes in the Clean-Up Paint-Up Fix-Up poster contest. Janet Thomson of Middletown High won first place in a colorful design, with Ernie Myers and Margaret Schlup earning high school honorable mentions. McKinley eighth-grader Jack Byrd took first in the junior division, with David Higham and Allan Alexander second and third. Honorable mentions listed include students from Roosevelt Jefferson Lincoln and other city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Janet Thomson
Ernie Myers
Margaret Schlup
MHS
McKinley
Jack Byrd
David Higham
Roosevelt
Allan Alexander
Virginia Griffith
Karen Smith
Janice Foxbower
Fire Equipment Purchase Seen Following Report
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh and Fire Mechanic Howard Margerum evaluated bids from Seagrave and America La France for two pumpers and an aerial wagon. City manager H. W. Starick reviewed operations and delivery terms, with a decision possible tomorrow.
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William Fishbaugh
Howard Margerum
H. W. Starick
Fishbaugh
Margerum
Seagrave
America la France
Lakeside
Paramount and Strand Theaters Show Schedules
At The Movies listings for Paramount and Strand showtimes Tuesday through Wednesday. Paramount offers Greatest Show On Earth and Samson and Delilah with afternoon and evening showings. Strand presents Wild Blue Yonder and Fixed Bayonets Tuesday and Cobra Woman and White Savage Wednesday with multiple daily starts.
Domestication of Horses Traced to 3000 B.C.
Britannica cites early horse domestication around 3000 B.C., highlighting the transition from wild herds to human-managed stock. The claim emphasizes ancient pastoral societies and the development of riding, transport, and agricultural roles across early civilizations.
Germantown Board Delays Teachers Pay Hike Plea
Germantown School faculty urged the Board of Education to adopt a new model salary schedule from the Ohio Educator Association. The board renewed contracts for all classroom instructors under the existing schedule, with no action on supervisory staff or levy renewal. The cost of raises could reach about 10,000, and the board will consider the proposal at later meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Board of Education
Fred Keiser
Ohio Educator Association
Keiser
Contractor To Begin Euclid Sherman Work
L. A. Waldner and Sons will begin improvement work on Euclid St and Sherman Ave next week. City manager H. W. Starick said the contract covers grading graveling curbs gutters and sidewalks.
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L. A. Waldner and Sons
Euclid St
Sherman Ave
H. W. Starick
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