Anti Hoarding Drive Gains Momentum in Portland
The Home Defenders of Freedom claim victory in the anti hoarding campaign as Greater Portland exceeds wartime supply fears. Kessler notes no recent runs on staples and that pledge cards, lapel buttons, and signatures near the 10 000 target. Communities nationwide seek copies of the Portland Plan.
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Portland
Home Defenders ‘of Freedom
Greater
Edward H. Kessler, Jr
Kessler
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Home Defenders of Freedom
Greater Portland
Air Express
Tucson
Ariz
Syracuse
N. Y
Youngstown, C
Wheeling
W. Va
Cambridge
Mass
Symphonist's Wife Goes Modern
Mrs. Mathias Kuhn of Cincinnati, wife of a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra member, promotes modern Nu Maid margarine. She claims yellow Nu Maid gives a sweeter, milder taste and improves vegetables. The new Table Grade quarter-pound prints come in a California-inspired, ready-to-serve Mullinix package.
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Mathias Kuhn
Ryland Ave
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
California
Army enlistment ruling cited by Middletown office
The army and air force recruiting office in Middletown says any man who has received a pre induction notice cannot enlist. Draft age men may enlist if they request before draft board notifications. Recruiters need more personnel in Cincinnati area and require prior service for enlistment as Pfc or above. Contact Sgt. Luther Gregory at 11 South Canal St Nelva Center.
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Tsgt
Luther Gregory
Middletown
U. S. Army and Air Force Recruiting Office
Cincinnati
Gregory
Sgt
Nelva Center
South Canal St
Letter Carrier to Be Retired in Middletown
Paul R Sullivan a longtime Mid dletown Postal Department carrier from 1918 to 1949 was announced retired by postmaster Hilbert H Martin. Sullivan 54 of 216 Clark St had been inactive since October 21 last year due to a physical disability and spent 32 years with the department except for a brief clerk spell.
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Paul R. Sullivan
Middletown
Hilbert H. Martin
Martin
Sullivan
Clark St
White House Intervenes In Rail Dispute
The White House moves to avert a railroad tieup as defense activities rise. Presidential aide John R. Steelman has spent two days meeting with major railroads and unions over the 40 hour work week for conductors and train men. about 250 000 members seek parity with 17 non operating unions granted the arrangement last year. A fact finding board in May rejected shorter hours for train workers.
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Washington
White House
John R. Steelman
Two Ohioans Die At Front
Washington AP reports Defense Department casualty list No. 59 names four killed in action and four wounded. Killed in action are Pvt Arthur Walter Kimmel of Massillon and Pfc George R Gfeller of Salem. Wounded are Pfc Lawrence Carver of Lucasville Pvt Charles Alvin Mellinger of Akron and Pfc John J Stropky of Canton.
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Washington
Defense Department
Arthur Walter Kimmel
Arthur J. Kimmel
Massillon
George R. Gfeller
Oscar Gfeller
Salem
Lawrence Carver
John Carver
Lucasville
Charles Alvin Mellinger
Ethel Mellinger
Akron
John J. Stropky
Canton
Grandpa 107 flies to city on Capital airliner
New York AP Pat rick Quinn, 107, said to have started flying at age 100, arrived at La Guardia onboard a Capital airliner from Niles Ohio. He lives with son Albert 56 in Niles. At the airport he was met by two other sons Raymond of New Rochelle and Leo of Manhattan. The elderly man walked down the ramp alone aided by a cane.
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New York
Patrick Quinn
Niles
Ohio
Albert
la Guardia Field
Raymond
New Rochelle
N.Y
Leo
Manhattan
Department to Host Sullivan Anniversary Celebration
After more than a year, the department will host a Saturday night party on August 19 honoring Sullivan, with department officials and staff in attendance.
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Department
Sullivan
Wild Hare Horizonta Puzzle Clue Data
A garbled crossword style prompt lists scattered clues and fragments like delirium tremens tailed by numbers and chemical symbols. It reads as a partial puzzle with entries for elements, compounds, animals, and objects, lacking coherent phrasing or full clues for solutions.
Answer to Previous Puzzle area 41 Move 47 College degree ab
Puzzle grid clues listed vertically and across with definitions for many words. The entry seeks matching terms such as coin goddess of harvest fixed course of study and others, forming a standard crossword style fill.
Report Of Son Leading Korean Charge No Surprise To Mother
Cleveland AP report says Capt Frederick Griffiths led a bloody American assault on a Korean hill, a feat his mother Lillian Griffiths says fits his lifelong love of action. She recalls him as a child marching neighbors with paper soldier caps. Griffiths, a former Cleveland City lineman, joined the Army in 1940 and earned a battlefield commission in Europe along with the Silver Star and Bronze Star.
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Cleveland
Frederick Griffiths
Lillian Griffiths
Italy
Griffiths
Griffith
Cleveland City
Army
Europe
Akron Seeks To End Strike Of City Workers
Akron law director Roy E. Browne planned to seek a court injunction to halt a walkout by more than 500 city service workers. The United Public Workers union demands 25 cent hourly raises and maintains water, streets, parks, and garbage truck duties. Police planned to run garbage trucks but drivers did not report to work. no major disruptions reported.
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AKRON
Roy E. Browne
United Public Workers Union
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Frederick E. Shafer
The Oglesby Barnitz Bank & Trust Co. has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Frederick E. Shafer. Deceased of Miltonville Madison Twp Butler County Ohio creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 7 1950. Probate Judge Oscar R. Leiser. Attorney C F Burke. Aug 10 17 24.
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Frederick E. Shafer
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co
Miltonville
Madison
Butler County
Ohio
Oscar R. Leiser
C.F Burke
Taxi fare hike approved by Columbus council
The Columbus council voted to raise the minimum taxicab fare from 25 to 30 cents, effective in 30 days. The first half mile remains the base charge, while the Columbus Taxicab Owners Association had urged a 40 cent minimum.
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Columbus
Council
Columbus Taxicab Owners Association
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