Witness portrays U.S. Communist Party as misunderstood
Howard Johnson, educational director for the party in New York State, testified at the Red conspiracy trial that American Communists are a misunderstood group and that revolution would not be bloody. He described teaching Communists to seek allies among farmers and urban middle class while rooting out FBI agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ers
Harold R. Medina
Johnson
Police
FBI
Benedict Arnolds
Medina
Trenton Alumni Hold '49 Picnic Highlights Games
The Trenton High School alumni picnic featured sack, foot, and potato races plus a ball game between old timers and young timers won 8 to 7 by the younger group. Umpires were Bill Webber and Don Krueger. Myron Goebel traveled from Tucson, Arizona, the farthest attendee among 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton High School
Jim Fall
Bill Webber
Don Krueger
Harold Follmer
Marcia Shannon
Janet Follmer
Pat Ash
Jim Harrisond
Terry Kruger
Margaret Stretcher
Tom Follmer
Lois Migngsey
Carolyn Peffley
Jim Harrison
Jack Ash
Lois Martin
Terry Krueger
Jim Woodrey
Mary Eee Wetzel
Myron Goebel
Tucson
Ariz
Police Briefs Highlight Local Incidents And Suspects
Drew Tatman 38 of Leba non Route 2 arrested for disorderly conduct after being taken into custody on East Central Ave. Mrs. Joe Swope 1109 Baltimore St. reported gunshots near her window. A man admitted firing but said the shot did not hit the house. Francis Sargent 37 Denny Creekbaum 45 Arlie J. Taylor 42 at large and charged with loitering after being taken into custody in the river bottoms. Billy Cooley 5 of 703 Mary Etta St. bitten on lip and nose by a dog. animal ordered tied for 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Tatman
Lebanon Route 2
East Central Ave
Joe Swope
Baltimore St
Canel
Francis Sargent
Denny Creekbaum
Arlie J. Taylor
Billy Cooley
Mary Etta St
Young Dentist Passes Ohio Dental Exams
Robert Eugene Ligett son of Dr and Mrs W B Ligett 308 Ardmore Dr is among 73 who passed the Ohio dental examination announced by the Ohio State Dental Board He is expected to practice locally Dr Paul G Wells of Toledo elected president of the Board succeeding Dr Michael Ju chinka of Bellaire Dr Lowrey reelected secretary Other Board members include Dr H Alder Sebald of Middletown and Dr William J Sterling of Cleveland Also successful examinees Archie David Echols Jr of Lancaster and Donald Rex Evans of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Ligett
W. B. Ligett
Ardmore Dr
Ohio
Ohio State Dental Board
Ligett
Paul G. Wells
Toledo
Early D. Lowrey
Columbus
Wells
Michael J. Juchinka
Bellaire
Lowery
H. Alder Sebald
Middletown
William J. Sterling
Cleveland
Archie David Echols, Jr
Lancaster
Donald Rex Evans
Bryan
Union to Meet Columbus In Week-Long Convention
About 400 delegates representing 15 000 members of the International Photo-Engravers Union gather in Columbus for a week long convention. They say repeal of the Taft Hartley law will receive their fullest attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union TO Meet Columbus
International Photo-Engravers Union
Yale scientists confirm a new non crippling virus linked to polio cases
Yale researchers conclude many poliomyelitis diagnoses may reflect a new virus causing illness with full recovery in all observed cases. The discovery follows a year long study and was reported in the Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Proceedings
The
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
Joseph L. Melnick
Associ
Ate
United States
New York
Gilbert Dalldorf
Grace Sickles
State Health Department At
Albany
Charge Accounts At Picture Show Box Offices Considered
HOLLYWOOD AP You may soon pay at the Bijou boxoffice with a charge account credit card. The Kings Maurice Hyman Kozinsky plan to test boxoffice credit to boost attendance without raising prices. Theater owners backing the idea expect a 25 percent rise in crowds, easing a box office slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Kingrothers
Kings
Theater Owners of America
Frank King
Frank
Frank, Maurice
Hyman Kozinsky
New York
East Side
TOA
Ethel Barrymore Honored by Notables at Mayer Luncheon
Tributes pour in from Herbert Hoover Winston Churchill and Billie Burke at a Mayer luncheon celebrating Ethel Barrymore. Hoover called her expression of American Womanhood while Churchill telegraphed birthday wishes. Burke led the homage praising her as the most beautiful woman and finest actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Miss Barrymore
Strasbourg
Germany
Winston Churchill
Ethel
Winston
Mayer
Billie Burke
Ethel Barrymore
Mixed early trading as stocks open light
Prices were mixed at the opening of the New York stock market with light volume. Large blocks traded unevenly with International Telephone and Telegraph at 8 percent, United Fruit at 50, Du Pont at 50 percent, while gainers included Anaconda Chrysler General Electric Caterpillar and Woolworth and decliners included International Harvester Eastern Air Lines Sears Roebuck Standard Oil NJ and Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
International Telephone and Telegraph
United Fruit
du Pont
Anaconda
Chrysler
General Electric
Caterpillar Tractor
Woolworth
International Avester
Eastern Air Lines
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil (Nj
Western Union
New York Stocks Quotations A to Z from Greene & Allied
A list of stock quotations showing prices and changes for major firms including American Can Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Continental Baking General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Phelps Dodge Phillips Petroleum Procter and Gamble Republic Steel United Aircraft United Airlines and others. The page reflects broad market activity with numerous price points and percent moves across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greene
Allied Stores
American Can
Armco Steel Eye
Armco
Amer
Anaconda Copper
Baltimore and Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplan Mfg
Asebertns
Canadien Sacific’ Sdeassoveste
Chrysler Corp Commonwealth Edison Firestone Tire & Rub Co
Edison Container Corp
Continental Baking
Jade
Columbia Gas ‘and Electric
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Greyhound
Goodrich
Sons
Goodyear Saceevase
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Inspiration Ca
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Grocery
P. Lorillard Vlecuedecdebreedeses
Marshal Field
Mead Corp
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Newport Inc
Ss-Srseeneses
Vere RR
Northern Pecks A Wenae Eccee
Ohio
Vesunsuanaet
Packard Motors
Sinclair Oil
Pacific
Dadcessaseycet Studebaker Corp
Corr. Co
Accese Bebescessanse Beene
United Aircraft
Cessseeeeness
United Airlines
SNS Pakty A
Eesreseweeees
Cincinnati hog and cattle prices slip as early trade slows
AP dispatch reports at 10:20 am that salable hogs reach 2,500 with early hog trade slow. Barrows and gilts down about 1.00. Sows 1.00 lower. Good to choice hogs 180-250 lbs 19.75-20.25. Cattle 650 and calves 400. Slaughter classes mostly steady with a weak undertone. cows steady to higher on some grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Live stock and poultry markets steady with varying in prices
Fed steers and heifers scarce with quotes 26.00 to 26.50, grain on grass types 2450 to 2500, dry fed beeves 26.00 to 27.25, bulk selling around 22.00 to 23.00. Grade beef cows 15.50 to 16.00, young cow types up to 17.00, medium cows 24.00 to 25.00, cutters 13.00 to 19.30, bulls 15.00 to 19.50. Calves lively with choice 27.06 to 28.00, medium 32.00 to 26.00, cull 15.00 down. heavy calves 16.00 to 20.00. Sheep slow. lambs scarce, current trade 24.00 or higher for strictly choice, good to choice around 34.00. medium 22.00, culls down to 12.00. ewes 8.50 down. Cincinnati AP reports eggs by grade with large 60–65, medium 56–62, wholesale 45–57, receipts 40–47. Poultry prices: fowls heavy 23–25, light 21–23, fryers up to 5 lbs 29–30, heavy broilers 20–30, roosters 15–18. Potatoes 3.00–4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dodds Monument Co
Xenia
Converse Monument Co
Middletown
Dale Converse
the Bridge Club
Streifthau
Eles
Taxi, Inc
William S. Newton
Fairview Ave
Hamilton
Imaren
Franklin
Howard L. Werling
Fernwood
First National Bank
Manchester
C-O News Journal
Cincinnati
Prises Br
Prin
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Communist Party
Washington
White House
Capitol
Trenton
Miami Valley
OLD Time Fiddlers
Cincinnati Gas and
Home Economists
A. Clark & Son
Hamilton Streifthau’s
Estat City Gas Range
HOT Point Electric
Rusco
Scofield Sales CO
I. A
Stock Exchange
Dayton Livestock
Journal
Stillwell
Ross
Esther
N. Broad
Wilson Funeral Home
Funeral
John I. Parroffey Wu
Woodside Cemcnion Funeral Home
Rs Riggs Funeral Home
Ine
Schramm Funeral Home
Maxberry Funeral Home
Florists
Oce Village
Canal St
Sanderson’s Greenhouse
Yankee Road
Dial
Highview Gardens
Coteea
Highview Rd
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside Ave
Man
Stern Main St
Middletown Business College
Broad St
Adams
Elmira
Stanley Home Products
Dorothy Robertson
Ludlow St
Hall Hamilton
Shadylawn
RSME
Auburn St. Kennon
Hauselman Transportation Co
Park
Sheley
Frank D. Sheley
Central Dial
Jesse McCo
Rothman Furniture Repair Shop
Moore St
Eel
Valen Bidg
Central
Andre Bros
N. Verity Pkwy
Black
Ltd & Railroad
Franklin Ph
Lebanon
Ea Mapa
L. C. Moore
Baltimore Dial
Jacone Glass Shop
Reynolds
Elmer Miller
Germantown
Poasttown Heights
Otis Johnson & Sons
Bellemonte
Gradtemen
R. R. Stallsmith & Son
S. Main
Stan Rothman
Jack
Banford Heating Sc
the Duff Plumbing Co
Curtis
Redding
Middletown Furnace Company
N. Verity Dial
Mokay & Son
Verity _ Dial
Hounshell’s Watch
Central Ave
Wilco Products
Woodlawn Ave
Parlett
N. Clinton
Ental
Office Outfitters, Inc
Main St
Ditmyer Electric Service
Vail Ave
Rowell’'S Appliance CO
Poasttown
Crossroads
Trenton Road
Radio Service Thomson
Radio Lab
Centralial
Community Finance & Acceptance Corp
Middletown Collateral Loan Co
Oldest Home Owned Co
Castell
Household Finance Corporation
Central Avenue & In
J. C. McClure
Mgr
Commonwealth
Savings & Loan
Commonwealth Loan Company
Economy Savings & Loan
Mr. Jones
Lansaw's
Vern Albaugh & Son Art Albaugh
Whizzer Motors
Whizzer Pain Steel
Ernest Howe. Co
Charles St
Ben Hogan
Sae
Acme Wheel Shop
Central & Clark
ROD & Gun
S. Main ST
Bigelow
Rowell’s
Hofmann
Waite St
Cincinnati Produce
Dayton
U. S
Chicago
Euses
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