Four Industrial Firms Named Safety Winners
The Middletown Journal reports four industrial firms named safety winners in the annual contest by the Industrial Division of the Middletown Safety Council. Awards will be presented at the division meeting at the Chester Hotel at 6 30 p m with recognition for reduced injuries and hours worked.
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Howe Motor
Middletown Journal
Yen Ng Oe
Middetown Safety Council
Coeeeet Io Ee
Ak Aes Eaechester
Thetown Journal
I Gene
Prime
Ross Hoykine, Inc
Denny Lumber Co
A. Seanaee Chapple
Buick
Buckeye Products Co
LL A. W
Armco Drainage and Metal Products, Inc
Clyde Pierson
Dale Constiner
James H. Fluker
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Young Advocates Farming By Air
Columbus AP reports Farm a E Young on the Ohio Agricultural Aviation Conference. Tome Kennard and Cuff Coffman are noted officials, with discussion on seeding by air and names connected to the movement.
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Young
Columbus
Farma E. Young
Agricultural of the
Ohio Aviation Board
Ohio Agricultural Aviation Conference
Tome Kennard
Enat Net
Cuff Coffman
Near
Shipyard Strike Ends at Loral Over 60 Cents Raise
Wildcat strikers ended the walkout at Loral Shipbuilding Company after negotiations. Workers resumed work after demanding a sixty cent hourly increase, boosting their rate from 1.07 to 1.67 per hour amid welders and torch men’s job talks.
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Loral Shipbuilding Company
Tayix
Wildcat
Ice show star Denise Benoit sparks Cincinnati Gardens buzz
Denise Benoit of the Ice Capades toured publicity for the upcoming ice show at Cincinnati Gardens. In a chatter with Middletown and Hamilton basketball fans, she recalled Parisian phrases and French study as she urged purchases of 50 tickets, while Tilmon Ellison attempted a hillbilly French reply.
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Cincinnati Gardens
Benoit Pariey
Francine
Denise
Mademoiselle Benoit
the Garden
Middletown
Hamilton
Tilmon Ellison
Ellison
Legion Chief Calls U S China Eye on Korea Issue
National Legion Commander Eric Cocke Jr. blasted U S officials for double talk over Korea. He condemned Red China as criminal and attacked a proposed cease fire as perilous while urging stronger sanctions and a Good Offices Committee.
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Springfield
National Legion
Eric Cocke, Jr
Legion
Abraham Lincoln
State Department
Dawson
Red China
United States
Good Offices
Tne
Lesse Legion
Immigrant Service Orders Birns to Report Biweekly
The Immigration Service ordered Cleveland racketeer Alex Shondor Birns to report to its office twice a month and seek a new homeland by late next month under the unwelcome aliens law. Birns plans to challenge the order in court. He is described as a Czech Ososlovakian, unwanted by his country.
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Cleveland
Immigration Service
Alex
Shondor) Birns
Birns
Blizzard Of Bills Hits Ohio House Vote On Auto Tag
Columbus AP The Ohio Legislature clears a flood of bills to vote on an updated auto license plan. The House returns from weekend adjournment with 224 measures this session total 670. Senate 150 bills so far. Also on deck Route 4 Wright Brothers Memorial Highway and Lakewood municipal court.
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Ohio House
Columbus
House of Representatives
House
Lakewood
Congress Okay Expected For India Wheat
President Truman backs a bipartisan Senate plan to give India millions of dollars in American wheat to avert famine. A companion House bill is also planned with Democratic and Republican sponsors. The White House notes India has financed 4 million tons from multiple sources and suggests Congress fund 1 million of the 2 million tons now needed.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
India
House
Congress
Australia
Burma
United States
Canada
Ice jams flood Vermilion and Eastlake areas
Ice jams on the Vermilion River flooded Vermilion's business district forcing 70 residents from homes. The river mouth stood three feet above Glinka's boathouse. Eastlake near Willoughby avoided Chagrin River flooding after the Corps dynamized ice in the channel mouth, displacing 150 residents yesterday.
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Lorain
Vermilion
Coast Guard
Glinka
Eastlake
Willoughby
Chagrin River
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Channel
Draft Erision Charge In Dayton Involving Kenneth Champney
Kenneth E. Champney twenty, co publisher of Yellow Springs News, was held to the grand jury on charges of failing to report for induction. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before U S Commissioner Charles Ozias and was released on his own recognizance. He refused to register for the draft and was registered involuntarily later, according to the district attorney.
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Dayton
Kenneth E. Champney
Yellow Springs
U. S
Charles Ozias
Champney
Rails Meeting Fails To Click
Washington RP reports labor and management representatives met for half an hour in the railroad dispute since last week’s sick strike. Government mediators urged attendance and four unions joined, but plans collapsed as unions, still divided, signaled rejection of a tentative White House settlement. The two year battle centers on pay raises and rule changes.
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Washington
White House
Model Bride: An Elder Statesman's View on Ideal Wives
The piece parodies advice from an older man on choosing a wife, listing traits like beauty, kindness, cooking skill, thrift, and good behavior with kids. It then lampoons the idea by noting that married men are simple and often choose women who leave toothpaste caps off.
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Bridge
City winter storm costs tally to about 275 thousand
Pabs Works Director Robert G. Servis said the winter storm impact in the city totals about 275000 dollars. Of that amount 200000 dollars covered snow removal and 75000 dollars were estimated for street damage.
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Chazards
Robert G. Servis
Pabs Works
Orday
Amoun
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