Freighter Rams Railroad Bridge Shuts Toledo Rail Route
The 504 foot Thunder Bay Quarries struck the Toledo Terminal Railroad bridge over the Maumee River, crushing its bow and forcing train reroutes. Officials warned repairs could take a month. The vessel, owned by Boland and Cornelius of Buffalo, unloaded stone for Libbey-Owens Ford after the incident. The United States uses about 14 pounds of manganese per ton of steel.
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Toledo
Thunder Bay Quarries
Toedo Terminal Railroad
Maumee River
Boland and Cornelius
Buffalo
Libbey-Owens Ford Glass Company
United States
TV Schedule Wire Across Cincinnati Stations
A dense listing of television programs across WIW TV WLW WKRC and WHIO with daytime and late night slots. Programs include Ernie Lee Ruth Lyons Magic Tele Kitchen Teen Canteen Cactus Jim Howdy Doody News Weather baseball and variety shows. The page catalogs channel lineups and times for multiple stations.
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WIW
Ernie Lee
Ruth Lyons
Rita Mackett
TV Rangers
Ransom Sherman
Wendy Barrie
News Caravan
Faye Emerson
Broadway House
Jim White
Whio—Tv
Chicago
Doug. Edwards
Garry Moore
WLW
Rita Hackett
John Conte
WKRC
CBS News
Jim Maxwell
Harriman backs plan amid Korea pull demands
At the White House Harriman urged the President for more fill-in on the Korea situation, saying MacArthur and the troops are confident they can hold and eventually push the enemy out when buildup allows. In Cincinnati livestock, salable hogs were 2,800 with steady to uneven prices. cattle and sheep also reported mixed moves as markets opened for the day.
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White House
MacArthur
Korea
Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati
U. S
Stock Market Rallies on Radio Television Stocks
New York AP report notes a mid morning surge in radio and television shares lifting the market from a downturn. TV issues gained about $2 a share while several steel and consumer names posted gains, with notable upturns in Zenith Radio Radio Corp Philco Emerson Admiral Motorola Magnavox and others. Some laggards and curbstocks showed mixed results.
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New York
Zenith
Radio Corp
Philco
Emerson Radio
Admiral
Motorola
Magnavox
Sparks-Withington
International Telephone
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic
Acme
Firestone
Anaconda Copper
American Cyanamid
Dow Chemical
Bendix Home Appliances
CIT Financial
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
U. S. Gypsum
Goodrich
County Recorder Fees Jump in July at Butler County
Fees collected by Earl R. Hogan in July rose to 2772.85 from 2215.69 last year signalling higher office activity. Comparing July 1949 and 1950, mortgages rose from 487 to 630, chattel mortgages from 401 to 562, and real estate mortgage cancellations increased from 414 to 353. Discharges for former soldiers and sailors fell sharply with only twenty records filed.
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Earl R. Hogan
Butler County Recorder
Hogan
Ohioan Killed in Car Crash
The Ohio man Harry W. Metz of Brookville Ohio Route 5 Route 52 Hamilton County was killed when his car collided with a semi driven by Kenneth W. Blunk of Indianapolis. Metz died at General Hospital Cincinnati after the 6 45 a m crash.
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Harry W. Metz
Brookville
Election petition deadline tonight in county races
Only one Independent candidate filed by 6:30 p.m. James Dees of Hanover Township seeks the County Commissioner post but his petition was rejected previously. If no other candidate emerges, Democrats will lack a short term candidate. Republican Charles Hurst already runs for the short term. Contests include auditorship with R. H. Smith seeking reelection and Edward J Gardner contesting the seat. Candidates for full term: Conrad C. Stroh, Van Gordon, and Dees.
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James Dees
Hanover Township
Mose Kahn
Election Board
Dees
Board of Commissioners
Ben S. van Gordon
Walter Ralston
van Gordon
Charles Hurst
Middletown
Kahn
Oxford Township
Hamilton
Commissioner
R. H. Smith
Edward J Gardner
Democratic Executive Committee
Conrad C. Stroh
Serviceman Gene R. Cook to join Marine unit
Gene R. Cook, former Middletown resident and now state highway patrolman of the Troy post, received orders to report August 22 to the seventh 105 MM Battalion of the Marine Corps Reserve. A 1942 Marine, he fought in the South Pacific and has spent two years in Troy. He is the son of Mrs. Susan Chance and husband of Helen Wade. His wife and daughter will stay with her parents in Brentwood after he returns to service.
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Gene R. Cook
Armco Steel Corporation
Helen Wade
William Wade
Brentwood St
Cook
Reverend Jones to Lead Tent Meeting Services
The Rev. David Jones of Friendship Baptist Church will direct services at the tent meeting Thursday evening at Baltimore Street and Michigan Avenue.
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Brandenburg
Rose W
Bass, Sr
Hanover St
Harlan Brandenburg
Baltimore St
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
David Jones
The
Friendship Baptist Church
Michigan Ave
Three youths held on loitering charges city wide
Police took three youths into custody last night for loitering on Central Ave. William Taylor aged 18 of 612 Waite St and Donny Morrison aged 20 of 1616 Jefferson St were ordered to appear in Municipal Court. A 15-year-old boy was ordered to Juvenile Authorities. A resident reported his car struck on the rear fender on Columbia Ave east of Main St causing about 10 dollars damage. A bicycle was reported stolen from 1325 Sycamore St. Patrolman John Combs recovered a panel truck taken from Howe Motor Co on July 31. Betty Kidd alias Betty Turvey 28 of 612 Sixteenth Ave and Elmer Kidd 34 of same address were taken into custody on disorderly conduct charges after a disturbance at their residence.
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Venetian Blind Sales
Office Outfitters, Inc
Andre Bros. Glass Shop
N. Verity Pkvy
New Clark
Columbia Ave
Rothman Furniture Repair Shop
Moore St
Jacone Glass Shop
Reynolds Dial
Paramount Construction
Sam Beaty
Cer Miller
Poasttown
Germantown
Brack Amyx
C. H. Burton
United Wrecking Co., Inc
Erie Bloeamilton
Ohio
Hamilton
Armrel Paving CO. Inc
Franklin, O
éPhone
Middletown
Riverside
Peasttown Bridge
HH. M
Diver Coal & Feed
First Ave
McCoy and Heflin
Middletown Lumber
Central Ave
Polce
William Taylor
Waite St
Donny Morrison
Jefferson St
William Murphy
West Middletown
Main S
Earl T. Griggs
Sycamore St
John Combs
Howe Motor Company
Betty Kidd
Betty Turvey
Sixteenth Ave
Elmer Kidd
Clinton St
Johns Hopkins To Use $175000 For Research Funds
Johns Hopkins University will use the $175000 bequest from the Edith Carson Wilder foundation for medical research. Mrs Wilder, widow of Stephen H Wilder of Cincinnati, directed the $350000 fund be split equally between Johns Hopkins and MIT in her husband memory.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Edith Carson Wilder
Wilder
Stephen H. Wilder
Cincinnati
Johns Hopkins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Terms Summary
The notice lists advertising rates: 36 cents per line, 0 cents for extra lines, 28 cents per 18 line box number, 25 cents per box. It states 1.28 dollars per line for each extra line, with 40 cents for a box number. It notes cash rates acceptable only if payment is within six days after the last insertion and that rates increase by 2 cents per line for nonstandard terms.
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