Surplus Labor in Hungarian Coal Mines Despite Drop in Output
In Borsod County Hungary miners show stable employment near pre revolt levels while production and efficiency fall. Reported coal costs rose from 165.2 to 228 forints per ton with about 16 000 workers in the trust, only 14 000 to 15 000 doing productive work. Kurityan mine cited as among the best. chief engineer notes only 149 of 457 cm actually produce coal.
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Budapest
Nepakarat
Borsod
Hungary
Gyoorgy Berces
Trust
Kurityan
Denes Gyarmati
Soldier Relief Officer Named in Butler County
Philip FE Burkhardt of 748 Progress Ave Hamilton has been named to head the Butler County Soldiers Relief Commission succeeding Roby Houser who resigned to practice law full time Burkhardt is a World War I veteran and longtime assistant county service officer and investigator and commander of the Darwin Schantz Post 138 American Legion.
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Philip FE. Burkhardt
Progress Ave
Hamilton
Butler County
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Roby Houser
Burkhardt
Veterans’ Affairs
American Legion
Why Join the Y Slogan Contest Opens Drive
Young writers are invited to submit a six word or shorter slogan answering Why Join the Y. Entries due Saturday at the YMCA lobby desk with the drive opening September 4. Judges FE Huselton Dr John Hardrader and Robert Ridpath will select the winner for use in literature and publicity.
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YMCA
Robert Ridpath
FE. C. Huselton
John Hardrader
Doctors Note Left Hand Pack Wears First
Doctors say the left hand pack of their suits wears out first where they keep a stopwatch to check pulse reactions.
Prisoner Says He Wants Return to Prison for Education
Detroit man 34-year-old pleads to return to prison to continue his education after admitting taking a camera from a window display. Police report him quoted saying I want to go to prison and learn. He was found sitting on a curb in front of a smashed car.
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Detroit
Robert Ford
Po- 34
Chicago
Navy Recruiters Awarded Station of the Month
Middletown Hamilton area Navy recruiters earned the Navy Recruiting Station of the Month title for efficient administration and strong public relations. Chief Petty Officer Albert Kasuga announced the honor, presented in Cincinnati by Lt. Com. Lou Curra.
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Albert Kasuga
Navy
Middletown
Hamilton
Hamilton Area
Kasuga
Gmi Lester
Hoppins
M. J. Loosey
Navy Recruiting
Washington, D. C
Lou Curra
Cincinnati
London Declares Law Abiding Image Fades Amid Crime Surge
A police report says indictable offenses rose 14 percent last year in London including robberies assaults with intent to rob burglaries and rape. Scotland Yard chief John Nott-Bower notes the trend is national. A veteran officer cites teens as likely burglars and warns of escalating violence. Prostitution remains rampant and lightly penalized.
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London
Scotland Yard
John Nott Bower
Driver Responds to Parking Ticket in Arkansas Note
Little Rock police leave a red envelope on cars with over time parking so the motorist can insert a $1 fine and mail it. One motorist sent a note instead saying he bought the car in Fayetteville and lives in Oklahoma leaving for Arizona.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Fayetteville
Ark
Oklahoma
Arizona
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