Indictment Returns in Eagles Perjury Case In Ohio
In Franklin County a grand jury indicted prosecutor J Harry Leopold of Ottawa for aiding and abetting perjury and two Ottawa residents J Poe Roberts and Richard M Becker for perjury over an application to transfer a Blanchard Aerie liquor permit to Freedom Eagles No 1. The case stems from internal Eagles disputes and a failed permit transfer. The indictments followed a prior march grand jury probe into Eagles officers.
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Columbus
Putnam County
Eagles
Franklin County
Grand Jury
Ottawa
J. Harry Leopold
J. Poe Roberts
Richard M. Becker
Blanchard Aerie
Order of Eagles
Freedom Order of Eagles
Ralph J. Bartlett
Grand Aerie
National Eagles Organization
National
Freedom
Order of Eagles No. 1
Bartlett
Leopold
Oscar L. Fleckner
Freedom Eagles No. 1
Freedom Order of Eagles No. 1
Roberts and
Becker
HADACOL promoted for vitamin deficiencies and energy
A letter from Carl Schraffrin of St Louis endorses HADACOL for deficiencies in Vitamin B1 B2 Niacin and Iron. He cites improved appetite energy mood and work life after using the liquid supplement with a money back guarantee and trial sizes offered.
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Carl Schraffrin
Perry St
Charles
Mr. Schaffrin
Boyd Welsh Shoe Co
St. Louis
Hadacol
LeBlamc Cocp
Expect Farm Profits To Be Less This Year
The Agriculture Department forecasts 1950 gross farm income at 31.5 billion dollars, two percent below 1949, with net farm income about 13 billion dollars, one billion less. Production expenses rise to 18.5 billion, up half a billion, while cash receipts from marketings reach 27.5 billion, about two percent under last year due to higher demand and prices from the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Toolmakers Claim U S Money Finances Tools For Russians
Cleveland dispatch reports Tell Berna general manager of the National Machine Tool Builders Association stating American funds are financing machine tools for Russia for 2 1/2 years. He cites Churchill Britain and other nations sending tools to Russia with ECA aid, while U S halted shipments to Russia and satellites. Berna faults State Commerce and security agencies for lack of action and questions Atlantic Pact defenses.
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Cleveland
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Russia
Tell Berna
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Soviet Union
France
Italy
West Germany
England
ECA
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
Berna
Department of State
Department of Commerce
National Security Resources Board
State Department
Hamilton Soldier Missing in Action Named in DoD List
The Department of Defense released list No. 79 of U S Casualties in Korea reporting Sgt. William Postlewait missing in action. He is the son of Mrs. Georgeian Postlewait of 824 South Seventh St Hamilton. The list also includes two killed in action four wounded and three injured.
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Hamilton
U.S
Department of Defense
William Postlewait
Georgeian Postlewait
South Seventh St
Wild scramble for steel shocks Iron Age reports
Iron Age reports buyers with pre allocation jitters scrambling for steel while Washington seeks painless controls. Producers divert tonnage to government orders, trimming regular allocations. Some converters near sold out for early 1951, importing sheet bars from Europe, with nickel bearing scrap in high demand and stainless orders backlog growing.
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New York
Washington
Iron Age
Metal Working Trade Weekly
The
France
Belgium
Germany
Publica
40 Youngsters See Ball Game
Forty youths from the 1950-51 school safety patrol watched the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 3 to 2 in a Monday afternoon game in Cincinnati. Escorted by Safety Director Paul Wilson Auto Club director Martin Thomas and Sgt Ed Poling, the group enjoyed a dry, close contest despite earlier rain delays. A Venezuelan boat-billed night heron with a boat-shaped beak is noted.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Queen City
Paul Wilson
Martin Thomas
Ed Poling
Middletown
Reds
VOICE OF BROADWAY HINTS AT HOLLYWOOD WATERCOOL
A feature digest notes VOICE OF BROADWAY will be a Sunday CBS home hair color show starting Oct 22. It mentions Gregory Peck in New Mexico with real Indians for authenticity and makeup on pale actors. Also tracks Errol Flynn, Norma Eberhardt, and other showbiz gossip including UAW politics, Derby skater Gloria Christian, travel notes, engagements, and Mardi Gras plans in New York.
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CBS
Warner Brothers
Gregory Peck
Valiant
New Mexico
Redskins
Errol Flynn
Pat Wymore
Sammy Lambert
George Raft
Norma Eberhardt
Hollywood
Jerry Cooper
UAW
Walter Reuther
Gloria Christian
Bill Robeson
Nancy Kelly
Broadway
Mike Todd
Joan Blondell
Marblehead
Mass
Bob Planer
Kate Murrah
Comedienne
Washington
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Charleston
Arthur Murray
New York
New Orleans
Ruth Thomas
Bob Walker
Joan Barton
Canary
Fred Scott Guggenheimer
Boston
Chicago
Reno
Arena
Evelyn Keller
Butler County Court Notices of Cruelty Cases
Mary Lois McMillian of Hamilton sues Alvin McMillian of Glide Oregon for cruelty. Virginia Osso of Hamilton sues Matthew Robert Osso for neglect and cruelty. Mildred Pearl Rhoads of 2106 Hill Ave Middletown sues Paul Ron Rhoads of Michael Rd Middletown for neglect and cruelty. Hazel Mae Hounshell of 1323 Sycamore St Middletown sues Albert Paul M Hounshell of Reynolds Ave Middletown for neglect. Garnett Marie Arnold of
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Mary Lois McMillian
Hamilton
Alvin McMillian
Glide
Ore
Virginia Osso
Matthew Robert Osso
Mildred Pearl Rhoads
Hill Ave
Middletown
Paulron Rhoads
Michael Rd
Hazel Mae Hounshell
Sycamore St
Albbert
Paul M Hounshell
Reynolds Ave
Garnett Marie Arnold
Divorces Granted in Rural Route Case
Edward Clark of Hamilton Rural Route receives a divorce from Imogene Clark of Chicago Illinois on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Judge P P Boli presided in the decree granting the divorce.
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Edward Clark
Hamilton
Imogene Clark
Chicago
Ill
P. P. Boli
Cooper-Bessem declares quarterly dividends
Grove City Pennsylvania Directors of Cooper-Bessem Corporation voted a quarterly dividend of 50 cents on common stock and 75 cents on preferred stock payable September 28 to shareholders of record September 14.
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Grove City
Cooper-Bessem Corporation
Prio
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Lodge of Eagles
Dial
Cullcan Service
Central Ave
Pick UP & Delivery Service
Ulrich Dry Cleaners
Convalescent Home
S. Main ST
Shadylawn Convalescent Home
Shadylawn
Butler
Hereford State
Future Farmers of America
Gordon Butterfield
Route 4
Venezuela
Bavarian Brewing Co., Inc
Covington, Ky
Als Pitle
Voice OF Broadway
Hasselbach
Butler Guunty
Steele’s
Joseph Curtis Arnold
Err Savings & Loan CO
Errr Lee
TVR
Arlure Classic
Central
Central Store
Urs Bie
Metoe
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