Truck Drivers Strike Halts Interstate Hauling In Ohio Area
Inter city operations of 12 Middletown and Franklin trucking firms stopped as 95 union drivers walked off, part of a 15 state AFL wage dispute. Ohio and Central States Conference employers met in Columbus with talks ongoing, while essential goods and national defense deliveries continued by milk and health related trucks.
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Middletown
Franklin
AFL
Southern
Midwest
Ohio
China
Ohio Trucking Employers Bureau, Inc
Teamsters and Chauffeurs, Afl
Lester Audson
Uck Drivers Union
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iinois
Wilson Motor Transit
Hauserman Transportation Company
FB & L
State Rucking, Inc
Franklin Transfer
Vaecki’s Express, Inc
Maxwell Company
Miami Terminals, Inc
Victor Transit Company
Dumford Trucking Company
Harvey Transfer Company
Charlies Dumford
Sam Tutt
Hauselman Transportation Company
Columbus
Dumford
Hudson
Ohio Trucking Employers Bureau
Central States
Committee For the
Ohio Group
Central States Committee
Spa States
Weekend Rain Cold Snap Foretold for Middletown Ohio
The Midletown area faces damp weekend with showers this evening through Saturday night, followed by cooler, cloudy conditions. Temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees above normal for five days, with yesterday’s range 22 to 50 and rainfall totaling 5.04 inches and 0.7 inches of snow for the month.
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Middletown
Ohio
National Production Authority Announces Driller Material Deadline
The National Production Authority requires water well drilling contractors to file Form CMPAC applications for steel and copper allotments for the second quarter of 1952 by February 15. Cincinnati district manager Robert M. Luckey advised drills to obtain CMP forms and notices from the local district office.
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CMPAC
National Production Authority
Robert M. Luckey
Cincinnati
CMP
Weil Drilling
C.M.P
Permorenal District Office of the
Paramount Hong Kong Slaughter Trail and Wise Guy Muggs
Friday listings show Paramount with Hong Kong at 1 25 4 15 7 15 10 10 p m Slaughter Trail at 3 00 5 50 8 50 p m Mr Wise Guy at 1 30 4 05 6 40 9 15 p m Mr Muggs Steps Out at 2 40 5 15 7 50 10 25 p m Saturday repeats Mr Muggs Steps Out at 2 00 5 05 7 40 10 15 p m and Mr Wise Guy at 3 25 6 30 9 05 p m.
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Paramount
Hong Kong
Mr. Wise Guy
Mr. Muggs
No Truck Mandate from Hudson on Industry Moves
Hudson said no universal requirement will be imposed and that industry may use their own trucks if they wish. He added the decision rests with them and affirmed autonomy in transportation choices.
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Hudson
Polio Fund Reaches 3890 Amid Dances and Show Tonight
Police reported three minor accidents causing 150 dollars in damage with no injuries. Polio fund totals reached 3890.21 at Broad Street Central Avenue booth as Rotary and Colored Committee add funds. Tonight and tomorrow feature dances at American Legion Post 218 Eagles Lodge and Club Miami plus WPFB Jamboree at Johnson Motor Company with a 1 dollar admission to polio drive.
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Broad St.Central Ave
Colored Committee
Legionnaires
Middletown
Charles Reuthe
American Legion Post 218
Eagles Lodge
Club Miami
Johnson Motor Company
Reuthe
Symposium by Toastmasters previews Sanitarians meeting
A Toastmasters session last night prepared for the Southwestern Ohio Sanitarians meeting on February 8. Speakers included William Johnson Lon Shealy and Paul Schnedler with James Martin as toastmaster. Wurtz Johnson and Schnecier tied for best speakers. Shealy the most improved.
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Toastmasters Club
Southwestern Ohio
William Johnson
Lon Shealy
Paul Schnedler
James Martin
John Mosier
Cliff Wurtz
Dayton
John Kauffman
Ellis Jackson
Wilbur Huffman
Art Osborn
Don van Arsdall
Ernest Bowen
Oakwood
Tax Booklet Is Available From Commerce Department
The revised official tax guide Your Federal Income Tax is available from the U S Department of Commerce Cincinnati district manager Robert M Luckey. The 146 page booklet, updated for 1951 changes, answers common tax return questions and costs 25 cents per copy from the Cincinnati office 1204 Federal Reserve Bank Building. Orders require a check payable to the Treasurer of the United States or cash. stamps are not accepted.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Robert M. Luckey
Cincinnati
Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Luckey
Off Job Safety Emphasized at Armco Dinner
At the Manchester Hotel last night Armco Fabricating Division warned over 500 employees that safety extends beyond plant hours. Charles E. Stutenroth cited 270 lost days from nonplant accidents vs 12 on the job, accepting the Middletown Safety Council trophy for first place in plant safety.
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Armco
Manchester
Charles E. Stutenroth
Stutenroth
Middletown Safety Council
Middletown
Paul Wilson
Safety Council
C. M. Allen
Armeco
Zanesville
Sterling Long
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Ross Little
Armco Zanesville
Morris J. Evans
Freight Cars Derail In Germantown After Load Shifts
Two New York Central freight cars derailed at 10 50 a m as they passed Germantown Rendering Company on Route 123. A shifting steel load toppled one car while another was forced perpendicular to the ground by the force of the pulling locomotive. The branch line serves Grand Rapids and other Upper Peninsula areas. By 1 30 a m crews were en route to clear the tracks. No further details were available at press time.
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Germantown
New York Central
Germantown Rendering Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peninsular
Simon Is Speaker Before Kiwanis
Frank Simon a noted bandmaster and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music dean spoke at Middletown Kiwanis noon meeting recounting his work with the Armco Band and travels with John Philip Sousa. He praised Kiwanis for sponsoring the Navy Band concert set for April 12 at Middletown High School auditorium and urged support for local music students. Introduced by Earl Mendenhall.
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Frank Simon
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Middletown
United States Navy
Middletown High School
Simon
Simofin
Earl Mendenhall
Correction in suit overcharged grocery purchase dispute
In Common Pleas Court Hamilton Russell and Helen Brill of 2112 Baltimore St filed against Max and Luna Stamper of 3109 Central Ave seeking judgment for 1824 61. Names were reversed in an account yesterday. Brills allege overcharge in a grocery purchase at 600 Garfield St formerly operated by Stampers.
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Common Pleas Court
Hamilton, Russell and Helen Brill
Baltimore St
Max and Luna Stamper
Central Ave
Brills
Garfield St
Stampers
Damage From Flood Waters Hits City Losses
City officials say flood damage remains under study with a full report due Tuesday. W. H. Shawhan reports preliminary damage around $2,000 from a washed drain and failing water station components while state road damage may exceed $100,000. Basements were mostly spared though seepage noted. water remains on the airport as repairs proceed.
Soldier's Body Back In States Due Here
The body of Pfc. Robert W. Minch killed in Korea arrived in San Francisco aboard the Marquette Victory. The Department of Defense announced the return of Sgt. Minch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Minch of 121 Baltimore St., for burial in Middletown.
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Pfc
Robert W. Minch
Korea
San Francisco
Marquette Victory
Department of Defense
Sergeant Minch
Carl Minch
Baltimore St
Middletown
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Calumet Ave
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Gayhart
Oral M. Salyer
Tytus Ave
James M. Oditt
Oditt
First Ave
Edward Bach
Winton St
Clarence R. Terry
USAF
Brentwood St
Mel
Malpin’s Millinery Dept
Kiwanis
Pete Jones
Tommy Wills
Miami
Germantown Rd
EZ As
Diamond Aati
Ye Percy Tm
Diamond
Reeves
Jewelers
Miami Conservancy System
W. H. Shawhan
Shawhan
Barton Jones
Conservancy
City Commission
Frank Loomis
Browne Engineering
Wrenn Court
Wilbraham Rd
Aeronca
Route 4
J. S. Paxton
Supeendent
Ping Ng
Noland Camera Shop
Doc Jones
Do Jones
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