Inauguration Scoop Night Calvin Coolidge Took Oath
AP reporter Joe Fountain recounts the 1923 midnight swearing in of Calvin Coolidge after Harding's death. A lone press witness, Fountain rode with congressman Porter Dale to Plymouth, then Ludlow, where Calvin Coolidge and his father authorized the oath at dawn.
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NEW York
Calvin Coolidge
Joe Hountain
Associated Press
Fountain
Springfield
Republican
Canadian National Railways
Bringfield
Porter H. Dale
Senate
Herbert P. Thompson
American Legion Post
L.L. Lane
Harding
Boston
Plymouth
Black River
Dale
Joe
Coolidge
Calvin
Minister Humphrey Mitchell Dies in Ottawa
Labor Minister Humphrey Mitchell dies after a year of poor health in Ottawa. He would have been 56 on September 9. In Ohio, estate case notices list G C Arnold as administrator for Alice Arnold of Lemon Township Butler County, with creditors to file claims within four months. July 5 1950. OSCAR R LEISER Probate Judge H O Finkelman attorney. July 1926, Aug. 2.
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Ottawa
Humphrey Mitchell
Alice Arnold
G. C. Arnold
Middletown
Ohio
Lemon Twp
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
H. O. Finkelman
WH. W Hawkins
Henry W. Hawkins
C. H. Taylor
H. W. Hawkins
WM. Taylor
CIO-UAW seeks 15-cent raise at International Harvester
Springfield AP union official Francis A. Lewis will demand a 15-cent hourly wage increase for about 25,000 International Harvester workers at a Chicago negotiation. The CIO-UAW contract covers Springfield plants and expires August 23. Local 402 votes Sunday on strike authorization if demands fail.
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Springfield
International Harvester
Francis A. Lewis
International Harvester Council
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chicago
Cio-Uaw
Lewis
Senator Johnson seeks broad air control powers
Senator Edwin C. Johnson, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, asked Congress to grant President Truman power to establish strict controls on movements of all aircraft, civilian and military, in the interest of national security. The Colorado Democrat introduced a bill to that effect.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
Congress
Truman
Colorado
Archbishop Cushing urge peacetime economy at Hibernians convention
Archbish op Richard J. Cushing told about 4,000 Ancient Order of Hibernians delegates in Holy Cross Cathedral that in this generation they may never again live in a peacetime economy. The mass opened their 65th biennial convention amid heavy rain.
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Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Order ofHibernians
Holy Cross Cathedral
Lausche to lead Hubbard homecoming parade Thursday night
Governor Frank J. Lausche will command the opening Hubbard homecoming parade Thursday night and attend a reception hosted by Mayor Joseph J. Baldwine. The event marks the town celebration with local officials and residents set to welcome the governor.
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Warren
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph J. Baldwine
James F. Dewey dies longtime federal labor mediator
James F. Dewey age 63 a prominent U S labor conciliator who helped end major strikes including the 1946 General Motors walkout died after a brief illness in Franklil e Pa Born in 1887 he was appointed a U S Labor Conciliator in 1922 serving until 1942 then worked as a labor consultant with shipyards recalled by the U S on several occasions to aid production disputes. Legal notice names Arthur Hauselman Homer Hauselman Hattie Wetzel Hauselman and Louella Souers Hensey in a quieting title suit filed in Butler County Court of Common Pleas with a September 16 1950 answer deadline.
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Frankcile
James F. Dewey
U. S
Dewey
General Motors
Chris Hosselman
Harold Hossegnan
Amelia Bryan
Charles Bryan
Mary Sovers
John Sovers
John Hosselman
John G. R. Wolf
Eliza Wolf
Arthur Hauselman
Arthur Hasselman
Homer Hauselman
Homer Hasselman
Kattie Wetzel Hauselman
Louella Souers Hense
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Middletown
Tytus Avenue
Broad Street
Hattie Wetzel
Hauselman
Louella Souers
Hensey
State Liquor Inspector Abner Vance Fired in Bribe Case
Columbus AP report says Liquor Director Fleckner dismissed Cleveland inspector Abner B. Vance, assigned to Dayton, for allegedly taking 25 dollars in marked money from Julius Alexander in Vance's hotel room. The money was said to be for not performing duties ahead of a picnic June 11 at Mc Crabbs Grove where whisky and gambling occurred. Vance appeals to the State Civil Service Commission, calling it a frameup while claiming he was attempting liquor buys from Alexander’s shoe-shine parlors.
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Columbus
Oscar L. Fleckner
Abner B. Vance
Cleveland
Dayton
Fleckner
State Civil Service Commission
Vance
Julius Alexander
McFall Hotel
McCrabbs Grove
Commission
Alexander
Ore Shipments Ahead But Still 12 Million Tons Short
Iron ore shipments last week exceeded 1949 levels while totals for the season through Monday show 33,959,838 gross tons compared with 45,770,886 in 1949 up to July 31. The Lake Superior Iron Ore Association released the figures.
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Cleveland
Lake Superior Iron Ore Association
Strike Ends at Gibsonburg Lime with 0.09 Hourly Raise
A 36 day strike by 100 workers at Gibsonburg Lime Products Company ends. CIO United Stone and Allied Products Union members win a nine cent per hour raise plus other benefits. The settlement concludes labor dispute between employees and management.
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Fremont
Gibsonburg Lime Products Company
CIO
United Stone and Allied Products Union
Divorce notice in Butler County Ohio case 554 Wilful Absence
Marie Baker filed for divorce from Price Baker in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 554 on July 17 1950. Defendants must answer by September 2 1950 or petition granted. Also notice of estate of W H Hawkins executor C H Taylor Middletown Ohio appointed by probate court dated July 28 1950. Aug 29 16.
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Price Baker
Marie Baker
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph YT. Kiep
Merle Fberling
Casper & Casper
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