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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1953

Page

10

Two Year Union Tiff Is Settled

In Paducah Kentucky Local 181 AFL International Union of Operating Engineers ends a two year dispute with Operating Engineers of Kentucky for Local Autonomy. Rebels will drop a two million dollar damages suit and Local 181 gains autonomy and a move of headquarters to Kentucky. Local 181 serves engineers on the nearby atomic energy project and other area jobs.

Paducah Local 181 AFL International Union of Operating Engineers Western Kentucky IACE Kentucky Evansville Ind Operating Engineers of The International Here

Practice Alert Satisfactory Says Ohio Civil Defense Chief

Ohio civil defense chief Albert E. Henderson says Sunday’s practice alert went well overall though some industrial areas did not know they were under attack by aggressor aircraft. He based his view on state controlled activities and noted messages were handled efficiently. He explained attackers sometimes flew over targets earlier or later than scheduled.

Columbus Ohio Civil Defense Adj Albert E. Henderson Henderson Michigan

Duck given new lease after arrow wound cleaned

A white Pekin duck in St. Louis was pierced by a vandal's arrow from stem to stern. The shaft was removed after about 12 hours, and the duck remained in good condition under care of the Diffeys and the Animal Protective Association.

ST. Louis C. A. Diffey St. Louisounty Animal Protective Assn

Eagles Counted in Large Glacier National Park Concentration

In Glacier National Park West Glacier Montana officials report fifty seven bald eagles counted yesterday the largest concentration of the birds in recent years.

West Glacier Mont United States Glacier National Park U. S

Movie Actor Across

A crossword style clue set lists many short definitions and wordplay entries such as Notion, Horse color, Promontory, Exude, and Ocean current. It hints at a puzzle entry grid with varied lengths and themed answers across a film star context.

John Gaels

Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 At the place

A list of crossword clue prompts with numbers and brief prompts such as Press Prevaricator Woolly Attempted Body part Even Most refined Roman date For fear that Bulk Ages Wander idly Plexus Unit of weight Head cover Clay Opposed to Bellow former Military Worm assistant Heart Blow with Linger open hand Victim of 6 Skin opening leprosy Masculine nickname Among Be borne Fruit of the palm tree Medicinal portion Sea eagles Let it stand College cheer

Sea Eagles

New Scientific Attack On Housefly Emerges Insect Research

The Entomological Society of America hears reports on housefly digestion with pepsin found in flies and new carbohydrate breakdown steps. Researchers Dr. Bernard Greenberg and Dr. W Chefurka discuss vulnerabilities to chemical attacks as DDT resistance grows. Dr. George C. Decker warns insect biomass outpaces other life and damages corn yields in Illinois.

Rennie Taylor Associated Press Los Angeles Entomological Society of America Bernard Greenberg University of Kansas Greenberg W. Chefurka London Ontario Chefurka Society George C. Decker Illinois Natural History Survey Decker Illinois

Butler County suit seeks 20000 from railroad after 1951 Aurora crash

Albert Riley of Hamilton files in Common Pleas Court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeking damages of 20000 over a Dec 5 1951 train truck collision at an Aurora Indiana crossing. He says he was a passenger in a flat bed truck and alleges no warning signals or watchman at the crossing.

Albert Riley Franklin Street Hamilton Common Pleas Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Aurora Ind Riley B&o

Divorce Suits Filed in Local Courts

Maude Whitt of Gingerich Road West Middletown sues Troy Whitt of YYMCA for neglect. Virginia Ritzie of Newtown sues Frederick J Ritzie of Hamilton for neglect and cruelty. Dixie Belle Waldrop of Hamilton sues William Horace Waldrop of Whitt YMCA for neglect.

Maude Whitt Gingerich Road West Middletown Troy Whitt Yymca Virginia Ritzie Newtown Frederick J. Ritzie Hamilton Dixie Belle Waldrop William Horace Waldrop Whitt YMCA

Laws Case in Hamilton Involving Neglect and Cruelty

Mary M. Laws of Hamilton files a complaint against Robert Laws alleging neglect and cruelty. Judge P. P. Boli oversees the case, with proceedings noted in local court records.

Mary M. Laws Hamilton Robert Laws P. P. Boli

Pictures Of FDR HST To Be Removed In Missouri County

In New Madrid County residents protest Democratic symbols as two presidential portraits H S Truman and F D Roosevelt are taken down from the ASC office. Officials say a written order is needed to remove them, after which only Eisenhower’s portrait will stay on the wall.

New Madrid H. S. Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt Murray Colbert Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC Eisenhower

Sea Serpent to Get Name in Payette Lake Contest

In McCallum Idaho Payette Lake the famed sea serpent to be named after 15 years of nameless sightings. A Boon McCallum launched a local contest in the Payette Lakes Star to provide an official name replacing the terms the thing or the monster. Reports vary on length from 15 to 65 feet while skeptics call it a large sturgeon.

Mccall

Contractors Staying Out Of Pike Row

A spokesman for the Ohio Contractors Association said the group is not taking sides in the Pike Row dispute near Toledo that halts Ohio Turnpike work. The issue centers on a move by the International Union of Operating Engineers to win professional engineers to join the union, amid a policy by the Turnpike Commission requiring engineers to lay out center and control lines and place stakes.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Contractors Assa Ohio Turnpike Loledo International Union of Operating Engineers Charles McKee Ohio Turnpike Commission McKee Union Junion

Clevelander Collapses on West Boulevard Bus

A woman identified as Miss Natalie Scragg about 55 collapsed today on a West Boulevard bus and died on arrival at St. John's Hospital, evidently from a heart attack.

Cleveland Natalie Scragg West Boulevard St. John’s Hospital

Black-Clawson 25 Year Club Meeting Set for Wednesday

The Black Clawson Company Key Klub will meet at the Hamilton YMCA on Wednesday for all employees across Butler County divisions with 25 years of service or more. Hamilton site has 62 eligible members, Shattle Bros. Machine Division 36, Keuthan Foundry two. Joe Baxter Jr. will be the principal speaker.

Black-Clawson Company Key Klub Hamilton Black - Clawson Co Butler County Black - Clawson At Shattle Bros. Machine Division Keuthan Foundry Joe Baxter Jr Black Clawson Development and Coordinating Engineer

Schoolmaster at Elk Prairie Gains Two Pupils

Elk Prairie Oregon schoolmaster Clyde Babcock who had no students since September has now enrolled two pupils. He earns 3425 dollars annually and had spent idle time improving the building and tending the school flower garden while awaiting learners as local families moved away for strawberry field work.

Elk Prairie Ore Clyde Babcock Elk Prairie School Babcock Oregon Strawberry Fields

1953 U S Manufacturing Average Pay at $1 78 An Hour

In 1953 the average wage in U S manufacturing plants stood at 1 78 dollars per hour. This figure reflects the typical earnings for workers across American factories during that year.

U. S

Stickup at State Theater Ends With Defendant Fleeing

In Cleveland yesterday a masked man forced his way through the box office wicket at the State Theater and presented a card reading This is a stickup. Cashier Mrs. Florence Thomas, 40, ordered him to leave and he complied.

Cleveland State Theater Florence Thomas

Broken Leg Won't Stop Suzan Ball Wedding Plans

Hollywood actress Suzan Ball 20 says a broken leg will not delay her marriage to actor Richard Long 26 set for next week. She broke her leg again November 28 but plans a wedding here or in Las Vegas Nevada.

Hollywood Suzan Ball Richard Long Miss Ball Long Las Vegas Nev

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