Changes In New Pricing Legislation Spark Business Hope
New pricing controls bill eyed by businessmen as relief with credit relaxation. Labor unions fear wage demands if living costs rise. Paperwork and regulatory burdens loom, while some see tighter constraints than needed. Housing financing rules loosen near defense sites, aiding workers and builders. Small firms expect greater defense orders though details wait.
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New York
Labor
Speal
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Federal Reserve Board
WAC Enlistment Length Reduced to One Year
Women may join the Womens Army Corps for two years now, but new rules cut the enlistment to one year. At least 18 to 35, unmarried, physically fit, high school graduate, and of good character are required. Recruits serve eight weeks at Ft. Lee, Virginia after enlistment.
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Womens Army Corps
WAC
Army and
Air Force
S. Canal St
George Stoker
Middletown
Wacs
Sgt. Stoker
Ft. Lee
NPA Approval Is Awaited For Plant Office Building
Warren Steel officials await National Production Authority permission before starting a new 35 by 50 foot brick and stone office at the Warren plant access on Amanda Road. The $25,000 building would include general and private offices, lobby, filing room, and restrooms with heating and cooling facilities. Groundbreaking depends on permit clearance. current offices are in Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building.
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Warren Steel Corporation
National Production Authority
Amanda Rd
Warren Plant
Herbert Karlet
Warren
Middletown
Amanda
Karlet
The
Corporation
Butler County Estates and Divorces Noted in Local Court Records
Butler County Courts report: James Gibson Sr sues O L Lawson for 2740 in an accounting related to a Middletown furniture auction. Estates of Hugo Schirmer, Henry Hausemann, Anna Hausermann, Pauline Gantz, and Pauline McCullough Hurst noted with executors and beneficiaries listed. Pauline Gantz estate appraised at 35167 with 29 000 in realty. Wills provide specific bequests to grandchildren and family, with Greenwood Ave realty sale and proceeds split. Divorces requested by William F Tirey and Hannelore Ida Tirey of New York City.
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James Gibson, Sr
Hamilt
Common Pleas Court
O. L. Lawson
Columbia Ave
Middletown
Pauline McCullough Hurst
Hamilton
Pauline Kramer
Billie Kramer
Wiliam Kramer
Nora
Stanley Hurst
Greenwood Ave
William F. Tirey
Charles St
Hannelore Ida Tirey
New York City
Lions Club Ladies Night Dinner at LeSourdsville Lake
The Lions Club hosts a ladies night chicken dinner at LeSourdsville Lake tomorrow at 6 30 p m. William Long leads the program and entertainment for the event.
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Lions Club
The
LeSourdsville Lake
Morrow
William Long
Weichel Questions Soldier’s Brief Combat Training Time
Rep Weichel Ohio questions Army training adequacy after a Ohio soldier sent overseas with only three days of combat training. Bergin states Speir had six weeks basic training at Fort Knox including arms, indoctrination, infiltration and artillery courses. Weichel seeks investigation and reassignment to fit his crane operation specialty.
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Washington
Weichel
Ohio
William A.ce
State
Erie County
Weicher
Speir
William E. Bergin
Army Adjutant General
Fort Knox
Bergin
Army
Frank Pace
Taber Recovering From Bronchial Pneumonia
Auburn New York AP reports Representative John Taber a 1 year veteran Republican congressman is confined to bed at home recovering from bronchial pneumonia. He flew in from Washington Friday and fell ill Saturday.
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Auburn
N. Y
John Taber
Washington
Gord Marlin's RHYME TIME
The poem laments summer pests with dandelions and many bugs but f
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Gord Marlin
Akron Beacon Journal Announces $4 Million Expansion
Akron Beacon Journal confirms a $4,000,000 building and expansion program, its fourth major project in 112 years. John S. Knight, president and editor, says work will proceed as shortages allow. Plans include new equipment, extra building, a bridge over an alley and a tunnel under Broadway to access a railroad siding.
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AKRON
Akron Beacon-Journal
John S. Knight
Beacon-Journal
Knight Newspapers Inc
Broadway
Ex Mayor Is Dead In Sunbury At 73
Harold Stone former mayor of Sunbury from 1912 to 1926 died yesterday at his home in Sunbury aged 73. The longtime local figure led the city through years of growth and civic projects.
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Delaware
Harold Stone
Sunbury
Sixty two thousand seven hundred flunk first college draft test
About 62,700 college students flunked the first draft aptitude test given May 26. Selective Service said 339,056 students took the test across four dates, with 53 percent of freshmen, 64 percent of sophomores, 72 percent of juniors, and 77 percent of seniors scoring 70 or better on that first test. The cabbage etymology note appears.
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Washington
Selective Service
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