Experts Blame Air Mass Battle For Unseasonable Weather
Weather experts say two stubborn high pressure systems from Canada and the Caribbean collided after Thanksgiving, driving cold, snowy winters in the West while the East stayed mild. Namias and colleagues expect a westward shift of patterns with rougher conditions in the Pacific and a gradual East cooling toward February.
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Siberia
CIO Presses Pension Plan for Ford Workers Across Border
Windsor Ontario and Detroit will see parallel UAW efforts to win a pension and medical care program for Ford workers. Walter Reuther told Ford of Canada employees that about 12,500 Canadian and 120,000 U.S. workers would be covered, with aims to retire at 60 for $100 monthly and a funded medical program. He proposed setting aside five percent of auto payrolls for benefits, citing Kaiser-Frazer as precedent. The drive is described as the highest in 12 years, with cross-border bargaining to begin this week. The Hassayampa River of Arizona is noted for a legend about truth.
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Notice of Appointment for Millard Cecil Rhodes Estate
Norma Rhodes of Middletown Ohio has been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Millard Cecil Rhodes also known as M Cecil Rhodes late of Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated February 27 1949 at Butler County Ohio. Walter R Bender attorney.
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Norma Rhodes
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Ohio
Butler County
Tanta
AR_R. LEISER
Said County
Walter R. Bender
Otto Kaiser
Marlow Street
Colter
Cincinnati
Fener
Oscar
C. E. Burke
Sheriffs Sale of Lot 4193 in Middletown Ohio
Butler County court orders sale of real estate to satisfy judgment. At the Hamilton courthouse on February 23 1949 between 10 and 11 A.M. the property described as Lot 4193 at 600 Catalpa Drive Middletown will be sold for cash. appraised at 3500 dollars. Sheriff Charles B. Walke. Attorney C H Taylor. Jan 18 25 Feb 18 15.
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Catalpa Drive
Charles B. Walke
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Physicians Open Lend-Aid Bureau in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth, Hempstead Academy of Medicine launches a lend aid bureau to loan wheelchairs crutches and oxygen masks to patients during illness or convalescence. Dr. Ross M. Gault, president, says loans are temporary and prevent unnecessary purchases.
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Physicians Open Lend-Aid Bureau
Portsmouth
Hempstead Academy of Medicine
Ross M. Gault
Hempstead Academy
Time, Too Cincinnati Meteorologist Retires at 76
J Cecil Alter senior U S meteorologist with the Cincinnati Weather Bureau announced plans to retire March 31 at age 76. He has led the Cincinnati office since 1941 and served in government work since 1902. Earlier he spent 39 years in the West, chiefly as head of the Weather Bureau in Salt Lake City.
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Portsmouth Needs Radio Equipment Upgrade
Police Chief Hughie Rudity responds to a radio request that traces to Hacksensack New Jersey as Portsmouth faces a 1950 FCC deadline to install new equipment or go off the air. Officers overheard the message while patrolling in cruiser No 26.
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William Gammon
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Three Sentenced In Kenton Savings Bank Robbery
In Dunkirk Ohio three youths Lucile H Valdez Amano Valadez and Juan Moreno were sentenced in U S District Court by Judge Frank L Koeb for the December bank robbery that netted 1100 Valdez 17 was sent to Chillicothe penal farm until age, Valadez 20 received three and a half years in federal penitentiary and Moreno 18 got 18 months.
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Kenton Savings Bank
Dunkirk
U. S. District Court
Frank L. Koeb
Lucile H. Valdez
Chillicothe
Amano Valadez
Juan Moreno
Portsmouth Steel Declares Extra Dividend Increase
Portsmouth Steel Corporation announced a higher quarterly dividend of 37 cents a share payable March 1 to stockholders of record February 15. Preliminary 1948 earnings were 4,511,500 dollars or 3.54 per share, up from 3,944,969 dollars or 3.03 per share in 1947.
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Portsmouth Steel Corporation
AFL Studies Way To Rid Unions In Canada Of Red Influences
MIAMI FL AP The Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor debated methods to remove Communist influence from Canadian unions. The major policy decision was whether to readmit the Machinists Union with 600000 members as an AFL affiliate. Officials sought to finish work quickly to focus on labor law changes in Congress amid a dispute between Percy Bengough and Frank Hall over militant anti communist action. An AFL drafting panel including Meany Hutcheon and Harrison prepared a Canadian resolution that favored Hall. The Machinists left the AFL three years earlier over jurisdiction and now seek reentry while Hutcheson reportedly wants broader jurisdiction.
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Machinists Union
AFL
Trades and Labor Council
Federation of Afl Unions
Canada
Percy Bengough
TLC
Frank Hall
Railway Clerks Union
Bengough
Hall
George Meany
William Hutcheson
AFL Carpenters
George Harrison
Harrison
Machinists
Hutcheson
Girl Scouts Attend Cincinnati Concert
Forty eight Girl Scouts from Middletown attended a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert Sunday afternoon conducted by Thor Johnson. Accompanied by Mrs. Garnet L. Church executive director of the Middletown Girl Scout Council and eight leaders, the group joined about 3,500 scouts for a program blending narrative and music about a day at Camp Kutterworth Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Thor Johnson
Garnet L. Church
Honest John returns forged check found by George Tobias
Hollywood AP reports actor George Tobias praised John D. Griffin after Griffin found a negotiable check near an intersection. The check was made out to cash and signed by Tobias. Griffin turned the item over to police, remarking on Griffin’s honesty.
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Accidents Double 1948 Loss in Youngstown
Automobile accidents in Youngstown in 1948 totaled $1 500 125 in losses, per Traffic Commissioner Clarence W Copper smith. The figure doubles any prior year with thirty four killed and 980 injured. The article notes bees in Panama gathering lubricating oil with their feet to mix with honeycomb wax.
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Youngstown
Clarence W. Coppersmith
Panama
Rights and Freedom in Labor Law Debate
AP columnist James Marlow argues the United States balances individual rights with general welfare in labor strikes. He questions whether unions in vital industries may strike and how to limit power without eroding personal freedom. Congress faces a tough path between delaying strikes and protecting national interests.
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Labor Board and Wagner Act Debate in United States
Fragmented opinion pieces discuss restoring the Wagner Act and fears a pro-union Labor Board would hinder fair labor relations under Truman. The piece argues for a board within the Labor Department to ensure accountability and neutrality in decisions affecting employers and employees. Also notes probate notice for Otto Kaiser estate and appointment of administratrix at 1640 Marlow Street, Colterville, Cincinnati.
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Department of Labor
Tobin
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