AFL Closes Meeting On Truman Fair Deal Support
The AFL Executive Council ended its winter meeting in Miami endorsing most of President Truman's fair deal program. They urged a Taft Hartley Act repeat and support for restoring the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, while favoring voluntary inflation controls. They also called Canadian unions to weed out Communists following internal friction in the TLC.
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Fla
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Truman
AFL
William Green
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Canada
Canadian
Trades and Labor Congress
Percy Bengough
TLC
Red
Frank Hall
Railway Clerks Brotherhood
AFL Council
Bengough
Hall
Council
Store Remodeled Opening At Pat's Market
Pat's Market at 607 Crawford St announces a opening in its newly remodeled quarters on Friday and Saturday. The Saturday 10 a.m. event features a large cake weighing 100 pounds baked by Sulfsted's, reportedly Middletown's largest ever. Coffee will be served and airplane gifts given.
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Pat’s
Crawford St
Sulfsted’s
Middletown
Adults X Ray program opens in Middletown
Middletown launches its first mass chest X ray program for adults with about 100 Homemakers clubs members and husbands receiving free screenings at the Civic Association. City Health Commissioner Dr L C Neer and Tuberculosis Association executive secretary Charles G Greig lead plans aiming to expand mobile X ray clinics citywide and countywide amid rising tuberculosis concerns.
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The
Civic Association
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Winona Dr
Homemakers Club
L. C. Neer
Charles G. Greig
Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ohio
Neer
Greig
Tuberculosis Association
Butler County
Market Adds Fast Checkout as Christmas Gifts Arrive
A holiday market offers rapid checkout for shoppers including adults with food gifts. The report notes the Duke of Wellington, once a national hero, resigned in disfavor after two years as prime minister.
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Duke of Wellington
Radio Programs and Serials Highlight Evening Schedule
A mix of music and talk fills the night with programs like Miss Parade, Dinner Serenade, Campbell Calling, Club Bandstand, Down on the Farm, Whats Your Music, Wax Museum, Our Town News, Salon Serenade, and more on wPrrs. The lineup features a blend of radio dramas, news briefs, and musical variety to engage listeners across the local airwaves.
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Melody Parade
Art Baker
My True
Betty Crocker
Ted Malone
Adnicinga Beetineeeeenettiacs
WSAI
Kay
Hunt Hunt
Don i
Ameche
WERC
Chicagoans
Dick Bray
Beulah Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bob Crosby
Abbott & Costello
FBI
Ug. A
Mr. Keen
Music Hall
Dorothy Lamour
Stafford
Ee Traveler
Screen Guild
Meredith Wilson
Hallmark Playhouse
Siiae Allen
Peter Grant
Henry King Orch
Wax Museum
Our Town News
Cincinnati Sheriff Dan Teehan Blows Whistle on Lawbreakers
Dan Teehan, veteran arbiter in baseball, basketball, and football, now enforces gambling laws as Hamilton County sheriff. Known from Green Bay to Philadelphia, he officiates pro and college games within miles of Cincinnati, juggling 52 football and 55 basketball contests annually. A Xavier University 1928 graduate, Teehan formerly umpired in several minor leagues and coached at Musketeers.
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Dan
Teehan
Hamilton County
Big Dan
Middle West
South
East
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Athens
American Association
Big Guy
Xavier University
Musketeers
Lebanon Man Wins Two Prizes at Camera Club Meet
Herbert Schwartz of Lebanon won first and second prize in the print competition at the Middletown Camera Club meeting yesterday. Bill Arkill earned third prize on the month’s topic, food.
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Herbert Schwartz
Lebanon
Middletown Camera Club
Bill Arkill
Civic Executive Session Delayed in Middletown
The Middletown Civic Association's Executive Committee meeting, moved from Thursday noon to Friday noon at the Manchester Hotel, will be chaired by R. E. Dempster in E. E. Grant’s absence. T. C. Venable announced the postponement and several appropriation requests will be discussed.
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Middletown Civic Association
Manchester
T. C. Venable
The
Civic Association
R. E. Dempster
E. E. Grant
First-time candidate Teehan elected sheriff on Democratic ticket
After receiving his diploma Teehan kept fit by daily handball and vigorous workouts and won his first ever run for public office as sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He laughed that the result shows people boo officials in sports yet trust them in public office.
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Teehan
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