October Draft Quota Issued by Selective Service
Selective Service at Columbus announced an October draft quota of 2,860 men for Ohio and said county quotas would follow later. September’s call was 2,850. Local boards began pre induction exams. about 11,000 men were examined for September and similar numbers expected for October. Registrants must keep draft cards and stay available. address changes do not excuse missed physicals.
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Selective Service
Columbus
Ohio
Armed Forces
Middlemoor Camp Day Camp Sees 240 Attend
The 1950 Middle town Girl Scout Day Camp at Camp Middlemoor ended last weekend with 240 campers. The camp included 143 Brownie, 77 Intermediate and 24 Senior Scouts, plus 30 adults on staff. Highlights featured a visit by Northern Kentucky Girl Scouts, three day rampaging aides, and a two day overnight trip to a Somerville-area farm. Activities covered arts and crafts, dramatics, hiking, cook outs, nature study, and overnight outings.
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Middletown
Camp
Middlemoor
Peggy Richardson
Kentucky
Somerville
Local Citizens Committee To Discuss UN Police Plan
Middletown citizens committee meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at Kessler Auditorium to consider the UN Police Plan proposed by Ely Culbertson and peace leaders as a solution to the Korean crisis affecting the Far East. About 40 members have been notified for the session.
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Middletown
Citizens Committee
Ray Sloan
Far East
Sloan
Ely Culbertson
Kessler Auditorium
American Legion
At the Movies Paramount Showings
Wednesday and Thursday feature Deborah Kerr and Peter Lawford in Please Believe Me at 1 40, 5 and 8 30 p m plus Gene Kelly and Theresa Celia in The Black Hand at 3 10, 6 35 and 10 p m with similar listings for the week.
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Paramount
Deborah Kerr
Peter Lawford
Gene Kelley
Terese Celi
Jigsaw at Strand With Franchot Tone and Jean Wallace
Strand showings Wednesday and Thursday present Jigsaw starring Franchot Tone and Jean Wallace at 1 15, 3 25, 6 25 and 9 15 pm Also Forgotten Women with Elyse Knox and Edward Norris at 2 30, 5 10, 7 50 and 10 30 pm
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Strand
Franchot Tone
Jean Wallace
Elyse Knox
Edward Norris
Early Risers See First Group Leave For Physicals
Early risers watched 62 local draft-age men depart for pre induction physicals from the Legion auditorium. Buses carried 44 and 18 men to Cincinnati Examination Station. Draft Board chairman Wylie Mitchell warned the call was for physicals, not induction, with potential penalties for absentees. Some men were brought from other boards to Cincinnati to ride along.
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Cincinnati
Legion Auditorium
Wylie Mitchell
Middletown
South Main St
Mansfield Reformatory
Mitchell
New Car Sales Show Increase in Butler County
July registrations in Butler County rose above June by more than 500 units. Joseph T. Kiep reports 1,367 total registrations at Hamilton clerk of courts office including 1,267 cars and 100 trucks. Top low priced models accounted for 250 of sales. eight other popular makes had 25 or more each, with 315 total. Three top truck makes totaled 85 vehicles, seven truck makes represented, 20 car makes included, and one foreign car noted.
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Butler County
Joseph T Kiep
Hamilton
Parents Ordered to Juvenile Court over Malnourished Child
Parents of a seven year old girl were ordered before Juvenile Authorities after Middletown Hospital reported the child severely malnourished. Police found her in a ward on Central Ave after a night trip to the movies around eight.
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Middletown
Central Ave
SPEBSQSA Plans Two Programs for Chapter Meet
SPEBSQSA Razor's Edge chapter outlines two future programs. Vernon Jones says the August 15 meeting will be outdoor with Lebanon as host. November inter-chapter ladies night will include Cincinnati, Hamilton, Lebanon and Middletown. Ed Rathburn chairs arrangements. Three quartets and the chapter chorus will entertain veterans at Brown Hall Dayton Veterans Hospital on Sunday August 13, sponsored by the local Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Razor's Edge
Spebsqsa Asl
Vernon Jones
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middletown
Ed Rathburn
Brown Hall
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nelsonville Public Schools appoints new superintendent
Athens Ohio AP reports Lloyd C. Gray is named superintendent of Nelsonville Public Schools, succeeding D W Coddings who resigns to lead Conneaut Ashland County schools. Gray previously led Mt Sterling Madison County schools.
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Athens
Lloyd C. Gray
Nelsonville Public
D. W. Coddings
Gray
Mt. Sterling
Madison County
Coddings
Nelsonville
Conneaut
Ashtabula County
Rotarians Hold Round Table Talk
A Rotary Club session featured a round-table discussion by four past presidents chaired by Wade F. Miller. Sam McDonough John Hain and Cc R Greathouse spoke on international service community service club service and vocational service with W J Beck as program chairman.
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Rotary Club
Wade F. Miller
Sam McDonough
John Hain
Cc. R. Greathouse
W. J. Beck
Rameys humor misdial leads to draft number mixup
In Springfield AP report Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ramey, new residents since last May, found their phone constantly ringing after the Korean war began. Callers asked about marriages births and manpower, since their number had been the Clark County Selective Service Board No. 13.
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Sprinfield
Harrison Ramey
Rameys
Clark County Selective Service Board No. 13
Ohio Senators Back Spain Loan Amendment Vote
Ohio Senator Robert Taft and Senator John Bricker supported an amendment to the appropriations bill authorizing a $100 million loan to Spain. The amendment passed 65 to 15.
Armco Picnic Arrangements Are Complete
Armco prepares for its annual picnic at LeSourdsville Lake with special train service for Midstown Armco families and buses for Hamilton and New Miami. Trains depart First Ave at 11 am, 1, 3, 5, and 8 pm with returns one hour later. last trips 10 and 12:15. A Skru-Ball softball game features East Works versus Fabricating all stars.
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Mid¢stown
Armco
Hamilton
New Miami
LeSourdsville Lake
First Ave
Yankee Rd
East Works All Stars
Fabricating All Stars
Art Sanderson
Spending Cuts Before Senate Facing Bipartisan Approval
The Senate moved toward a decisive test of a bipartisan drive to cut non-defense spending in the $34.688 billion fiscal 1951 appropriations bill. An amendment by Senator Douglas sought a $1 billion reduction across construction, supplies, payrolls, travel, and communications, but failed to gain support. A Bridges Byrd plan seeks a ten percent cut in most non-defense items, with backers claiming about 30 senators would endorse.
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Washington
Senate
Korea
Douglas
D-Ill
Senators Bridges
Byrd
Principal Sought On Attack Charge
George Nel Thompson, 30, principal of Pickerington schools, is being sought by Fairfield County Sheriff Dudley Cride on a warrant charging him with attacking a 14 year old girl student. Thompson is suspended by the Pickerington Board of Education awaiting outcome. married with one child, he has served as principal and athletic director for two years.
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Lancaster
George
Nel) Thompson
Pickerington
Dudley Cride
Fairfield County Today
Thompson
Court of Justice of the Peace
Noel Kramer
Pickerington Board of Education
Thomson
Police Briefs Include Arrests and Theft Reported
Edgar Forrest 34 of Brown's Run Rd was arrested at Broad St and Central Ave on intoxication and resisting arrest. James Booth 30 of 108 State St Trenton released on 600 bond to appear in Municipal Court on assault and battery. A 15 year old Juvenile Court bound over for operating a vehicle without a license after speeding on Van Ave. $90 worth of items stolen from a car owned by Alfred Nolan West Middletown including a camera valued at 85 and gloves 5. Three youths found a carton supply of wax polish and simoniz near River Rd believed from a boxcar or truck. consigned to Paul C. Ridler 186 North 23rd St Battle Creek Mich.
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Edgar Forrest
Brown's Run Rd
Broad St
Central Ave
James Booth
State St
Trenton
van Ave
Alfred Nolan
West Middletown
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Nolan
Simoniz
River Rd
Paul C. Ridler
North
23Rd St. Battle Creek
Mich
City Commission to review 1951 operating budget
City Commissioners will study the 1951 operating budget at 7:30 p m and may certify it to the Butler County Budget Commission. The proposed general fund is 714 841 82 with an overdraft of 59 595 51 from 1950. Carmody will depart before 8 p m to address New Hope Baptist Church. The meeting prioritizes emergency legislation and Eldorado subdivision easement issues. Stiles is out of town and Hill is on vacation.
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Butler County Budget Commission
Francis Carmody
New Hope Baptist Church
Carmody
Eldorado
C. B. Stiles
Ross A. Hill
Time to arm Europe in shadow of Cold War threat
Western Europe faces a dangerous gap if attacked tomorrow as U S leaders warn only 15 divisions could stand against 175 Russian divisions. North Atlantic Pact talks stress speeding moral and military buildup across Britain France and Western Europe to deter a full scale war.
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Paris
America
Europe
Britain
France
London
Korea
Russia
Emanuel Shinwell
Western
Atlantic
Newark Stove Workers End Holiday Strike Threat
Newark AP report says 500 workers stayed off the job as union reps and Newark Stove Company resumed contract talks after a union-declared holiday. Four unions demand a 20 cent per hour raise. Local 16 AFL leader warns of a possible official strike if no deal is reached today after 60 days of negotiations.
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Newark
Newark Stove Company
Edward Taylor
AFL
Steve Mounters
Junked car fire at Woodlawn Ave junkyard draws firefighters
Firemen from Company 3 were called out shortly after seven this morning to extinguish a blaze in a junked car on the William Cohen junkyard lot in the 1700 block of Woodlawn Ave. Vagrants using junked cars as shelter are blamed for a spike in such fires this year.
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William Cohen
Woodlawn Ave
Company 3
Asst
W. R. Bells
County to seek bonds to fund relief services
Mahoning County commissioners plan to request authority from the State Tax Commission to issue 100000 in bonds against delinquent taxes to sustain relief services. Welfare officials warned lack of funds could halt hospitalization medical aid and other services.
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Relief Funds
Youngstown
Mahoning County
State Tax Commission
Cooler Weather Forecast For Tonight And Thursday
The forecast this morning calls for fair cool weather tonight and Thursday with lows around 55 to 60 degrees. Yesterday’s high reached 90 degrees at 1:30 PM, after starting at 73 degrees at 6:00 AM. Today's low was 66 degrees at 7:00 AM, with 79 degrees by 10:30 AM.
Beauty Queen Crow Reigns as Miss Vinton County
Clara Jane Crow was crowned Miss Vinton County at the centennial program opening night of the Hills of Vinton pageant. She was chosen during the county celebration marking the centennial.
Cincinnati War Scare Buying Slows In Stores
In Cincinnati the wartime panic buying appears to ease as stores show ample merchandise and wholesalers report only shipping delays causing occasional shortages. Wilbur Korengel of Kroger says the area’s 125 stores face sugar limits due to shipment delays.
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Cincinnati
Wilbur Korengel
Kroger Company
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