Balloting Heavy as Aeronca Union Vote Opens at Three Plants
Thousands of Aeronca workers begin a National Labor Relations Board ordered vote to choose between UAW or no union at three plants in Middletown and Miamisburg. Orville Andrews oversees the tally while police report quiet conditions and vigilance on Germantown Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlrsinall
Andrews Iis
George Laverde
Cincinnati
Aeronca
Miamisburg
Orville Andrews
NLRB
Cincin
Independent Union
UAW
Aeronca Employes Committee, Inc
Aecronca Independent Union
Joseph B. Blackmore
Germantown Road
Creditors Press Receiver Named For Amburgy Debts
Kash D. Amburgy, South Lebanon developer, asked for time to reorganize his business. Judge Druffel named J O L Osberger as receiver and blocked a public asset auction next Tuesday. Amburgy lists 2.5 million in assets against 2.16 million in liabilities with 187 creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kash D. Amburgy
Lebanon
U. S. District Court
John H. Druffel
J. O. L. Osberger
Fied Public
Amburgh
Druffel
Richard Satterthwaite
Warren County
Amburgy
Ohio
Youthful Auto Swipers Placed On Probation
Two Middletown boys aged 12 and 13 were placed on strict probation by Juvenile Officer J F Seibold and Judge David Black after a complaint they stole two cars. They allegedly took a station wagon from 1500 block of 1st Avenue to Millville then into Indiana, where they were nabbed in Franklin County. Both youths have prior minor records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J F. Seibold
Daid Black
Butler County
Millville
Indiana
Seibold
Franklin County
Ind
Harold W. Jones Insurance Agency
1St Avenue
Tank explosion injures 19 year old in backyard work
A 19 year old, Albert Williams of Middletown Rt 1, was severely burned while cutting gasoline tanks from old cars in his yard. He suffered third degree burns to face chest and arms and was admitted to Middletown Hospital. He was reported in good condition this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Williams
Middletown
Rt 1
Middletown Hospital
Williams
Two Year Old Child Treated After Aspirin Ingestion
A two year old child was brought to the hospital ER yesterday after swallowing nearly 20 aspirin tablets. Michael McCann son of Robert J McCann from West Middletown Rt 1 was treated and released after overdose care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McCann
Robert J. McCann
West Middletown
The Cricket Song Made by Wing Rubbing
A description notes that the sound of a cricket is produced by rubbing one wing against the other. The simple mechanical action creates the chirping noise heard in warm evenings.
Park Softball Finals Tonight in Senior League Championship
Sherman and Douglas meet at Gardner Beard and Carton diamonds on Central Avenue for the Senior League final. Sherman holds a 5–0 record after last year’s title defense while Douglas stands 4–1. Game starts at 8 p.m. with earlier midget playoffs at 6 p.m. and junior play-offs following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman and Douglas
Gardner Beard & Carton Diamonds
Central Avenue
Sherman
Douglas
Gardner Board & Carton Diamonds
Fire Department Aids Woman at Meadow Ave Address
The emergency squad assisted Clara Baker, 54, at 1703 Meadow Ave yesterday afternoon. She was taken by ambulance to Middletown Hospital in good condition, the second aid call for Mrs. Baker that week. Earlier, a false alarm at 1509 Garfield St. drew crews from Stations 1 and 3 and the emergency squad.
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Meadow Ave
Clara Baker
Baker
Middletown Hospital
Fremen
Garfield St
Government Employee Total Rises by 16,869
Sen Byrd reports a net increase of 16,869 civilian government employees for the year ending June 30. Total civilian employment reaches 2,401,292, up from 2,364,423 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Therapists From City Center to Leave Posts in Middletown
Mr and Mrs Myron Swack therapists at United Cerebral Palsy treatment center on Clinton Street will leave Middletown Aug 12 for Monroe Michigan public schools. They started in 1954 and treated about 60 CP children in Middletown and 65 in Hamilton over three years.
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Myron Swack
United Cerebral Paley
Middletown
United Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center
Monroe, Mich
Swack
Clinton Street
Harris County
Tex
Houston
Houston Public School System
Hamilton
Journal
Armory
Senate votes on jury trials in civil rights enforcement
The Senate approved a jury trial amendment to a civil rights bill amid debate on voting rights enforcement. Opponents warned of a fatal blow to the measure while supporters argued the change protected the right to trial by jury in criminal contempt cases arising from injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Nixon
Senate
Russell
Dixie
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
the National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Knowland
South
Philadelphian Murders Two Kills Self in Suburban Flat
Paul Warwick Jr. grandson of former Philadelphia mayor Charles F Warwick fatally shot his wife Josephine, 35, a former ballet dancer, and her sister Mary McCann, 22, in his Lansdowne, Pennsylvania apartment. He then killed himself, police said. No motive was immediately found. The bodies were discovered late last night.
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Philadelphia
Fred Roberts
Delaware County
Paul Warwick Jr
Welitede
Warwick
Charles F Warwick
Merlin
Miss McCann
Parkview Cafe Night Club Permit Appeal Denied
The Obie Department of Liquor Control refused to re issue a night club DL liquor permit for Parkview Cafe at 2024 Yankee Ad. Applicant Gabor Katona has 39 days to appeal the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Department of Liquor Control
Parkview
Yankee
Gabor Katona
Katona
Father walks through glass during delivery at Lynchburg General
Mrs George RK Parnell gave birth to a son at Lynchburg General Hospital. Her husband, in his excitement, walked into a door he mistook for an opening, shattering a plate glass window and cutting his arm. The baby and mother were reported doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
George RK. Parnell
Lynchburg General Hospital
Papa Pareil
Parnell
Papa Parnell
Elizabeth Taylor Released From Hospital After Premature Labor
Elizabeth Taylor has been discharged from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center a week after entering for premature labor pains. The actress and wife of producer Mike Todd left the hospital Thursday night as danger subsided, with the baby due in October.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Mike Todd
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Cemtrality Shares Offered Downtown Middletown
Short note advertises a limited number of shares for Cemtrality in downtown Middletown. Mentions information contact Colt W. Cunningham GA and references The Ohio Bus Line Co.
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Middletown
THE
Ohio Bus Line CO
Suspect Surrenders After Series of Break-ins
Adron Brown 25 surrendered to police at City Building. He faces burglary warrants tied to the Point Drive-In Irene Law son of Wayside Lunch and Robert English of the English Tavern. Others, Dennis Blair 23 and Donald Campbell 27, bound to Butler County Grand Jury July 12 on four burglary and larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tallon
Adron Brown
Fred Bolton
Point
Irene Lawson
Robert English
Dennis Blair
Farmers
Donald Campbell
Maple Dr
Franklin
Butler County
Ford reports record payroll and staffing for first half 1957
Ford Motor Co says its hourly workers nationwide earned an average 105.30 dollars for a 41.4 hour week in the first six months of 1957, with total employment at 194,672 and payroll at 599,685,328 dollars. Detroit area workers averaged 107.02 for a 41.3 hour week.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United States
Ford
John S. Bugas
Bugas
Hoffa Promotes Giant Union Combine Across Sectors
In San Francisco James R. Hoffa proposes merging truck drivers longshoremen railroad steamship workers and warehousemen into one large transport union within the AFL CIO framework He expects to win the Teamsters presidency next month and carry out the merger plan while Teamsters leaders review the constitution in Miami ahead of the September convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Einar Mohn
Union
Miami
First Cavalry Leaves Japan After 12 Years
The Defense Department announced the withdrawal of the 1st Cavalry Division from Japan, fulfilling Eisenhower’s pledge to pull all U. S. ground troops out within a year. The move will end when the 9th Regiment of the 3rd Marine Division departs Okinawa, leaving about 17,000 U S personnel in Japan.
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Washington
Japan
Army
1St Cavalry
Defense Department
Eisenhower
U. S
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
Air Force
Marine Air Wing
Junior Mardi Gras crowns two youths at park coronation
Goldman Perk youngsters staged a junior Mardi Gras celebration ending with a coronation at the park dance. Queen Eayle Mitchell and King Bob Scott received crowns. Attendants were Cathy Dakin and Dan Oswald, with Barbara Ross and Beth Eggleston supervising.
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Goldman Perk
Eayle Mitchell
Bob Scott
Cathy Dakin
Dan Oswald
Barbara Ross
Beth Eggleston
Bike Tags Plentiful in Middletown as Licenses Arrive
Middletown restores bicycle license supply with 1000 licenses delivered. Each of four fire stations receives 125 licenses and residents may obtain them for 25 cents. City Buildings hold 500 licenses in reserve. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore announced the update.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
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Charles Spicer
AIU
Spicer
New
Aeronca Employee Committee, Inc
Osberger
Rogers
Tammy
Cape Cod
Tammy & Bachelor
King Cole
D. Reynolds
Ames Bros
V. Young
Suire Sisters
Dell-Vikings
J. L. Lewis
E. Presley
J. Corey
Own
Williams B. Ward
J. Mathis
T. Bennett P. Page
Bradley L. Williams
P. Boone
Hagias
UMS
Elvis Presley
Frank Sinatra
Nat Cole
Melody Mart
Central Ave
Squad
Woman
Rogers Melody Mart
DECCA
Michael Todds
Decca Hi Fidelity Record Players
City Center
Mrs. Myron Swack
Michigan
Papa
Colt W. Cunningham
GA i
Campbell
Brown
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Floran Willoughby
Sam Bartel
Buster Brown
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