Union Vote Date Set for Miami Cabinet Workers
A representation election tentatively set for March 9 at the Miami Cabinet Division may proceed after an NLRB hearing. The Miami Cabinet Independent Union gained ballot status with 140 signed cards from a 245 employee unit, challenging UAW representation. Voting hours are 7–9 am and 4–4:30 pm with three ballot choices.
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Miami
Philip Carey Mfg. Co
Barry Levy
National Labor Relations Board
C. B. Gravitt
NLRB
Cincinnati
Miami Cabinet Independent Union
Alton Combs
Independent Union
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
City
W. B. Evans
Lowell Goerlich
UAW
Routine Items on Agenda for City Meeting
City Commissioners meet at 7 45 tonight to tidy up loose ends with no new legislation. They will consider an ordinance for a sanitary sewer on Manchester Road, raising the probationary period for hourly workers, and a water contract with the county for three fringe districts. A county indebtedness certificate is awaited before approval.
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Manchester Road
Auto accidents in city leave no injuries reported
Police reported three minor crashes yesterday with no injuries. The most damage, about 120 dollars, occurred at Yankee Road and Centennial Avenue at 11 50 a m involving Delma Campbell turning onto Centennial and Doris Howard driving northbound. Other incidents included Donald Baker and an unknown vehicle at Girard Avenue and S Verity Parkway at 10 30 p m and Howard Moore and Thomas Pence at S Main Street and 15th Avenue at 8 15 p m with 25 and 48 dollars in damage respectively.
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Yankee Road
Centennial Avenue
Delma Campbell
Kreiger Road
Doris Howard
Burton Rd
Campbell Track
Donald Baker
S. Verity Pkvy
Girard Avenue
S. Verity Parkway
Howard Moore
20Th Ave
Thomas Pence
Lafayette Ave
S. Main Street
15Th Avenue
Lovely Elected Aeronca Credit Union President
Raymond Lovely was elected president of the Aeronea Employees Credit Union board. William Schiotter became vice president Eugene Danner treasurer Jerome Chamberlain secretary Mrs Chester Frashier assistant treasurer and manager Paul Moore joined the credit committee with Wilbur Fisher and Kenneth Noeller. Newly elected directors include Jack Linzie George Werkley and Chamberlain. Incumbents include Lovely Schiotter Danner Elmer Cain Miss Betty Jackson and Albert Totten.
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Raymond Lovely
Aeronea Employes Credit Union
William Schiotter
Eugene Danner
Jerome Chamberlain
Chester Frashier
Paul Moore
Wilbur Fisher
Kenneth Noeller
Walter Steway
William Thomas
Billy Buel
Jack Linzie
George Werkley
Chamberlain
Lovely
Schiotter
Danner
Elmer Cain
Betty Jackson
Albert Totten
Missionary Society Meeting Set at Garfield Street Home
The Missionary Society of the Friendship Baptist Church will gather at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the home of the Rev and Mrs Frank Rawls 1629 Garfield St for a church event and community fellowship.
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Missionary Society of the Friendship Baptist Church
Frank Rawls
Garfield St
Applicants Sought For Clerk Exam
The Civil Service Commission will hold a written exam for a finance clerk at 9 30 a m on Saturday March 5 in the City Building auditorium. Salary starts at 134 90 bi weekly rising to 155 after three years. Requirements include high school graduation with bookkeeping courses and one year commercial experience. Applicants must be 19 to 60, US citizens, able to type and keep accurate records. Further information from acting commission secretary William Cottrell in City Building office.
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Civil Service Commission
United States
Commission
William Cottrell
Holidays at Miami Confusing at George Washington Birthday
Miami University designates Saturday as George Washington's birthday for students but offices will observe February 22 on November 25 and February 12 on April 1. The memo notes Lincoln and Washington holidays are given to workers on vacations, aided by many secretaries who are wives of students or faculty. No classes Saturday and no business Friday April 1.
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Oxford
Miami University
University
Washington
Bad Check Case Dropped Against Virgil Hammond
A charge of issuing a $25 check with insufficient funds against Virgil Hammond was dismissed in Municipal Court on request of the complainant George Clayton Jr. Hammond had been bound to the Butler County grand jury and released on a $509 bond.
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Virgil Hammond
Manchester Rd
George Clayton Jr
Hammond
Butler County Grand Jury
Cancer Film Event At Knights Meeting
Mrs. Arthur Thomann will present a cancer film at the Knights of Columbus meeting tonight. Elmer Reed the grand knight will announce plans for the six point state program for the balance of the year. The Combo orchestra from Hamilton will provide music for the dance in the Kofe hall Saturday night.
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Arthur Thomann
Knights of Columbus
Elmer Reed
Combo” Orchestra
Hamilton
Kofe Hall
Ohio's First Bus Coach Opens New Cleveland Cincinnati Run
NYC introduces a self powered bus coach on the Cleveland to Cincinnati daily run replacing the former No 321. The bus car requires fewer crew and carries no in flight meals as it connects with the Ohio State Limited at Cincinnati. A day after the change a collision near Fairborn killed three people.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio State Limited
Journal
Weith
Ohio
New York Central
NYC
William A. Sprink
NYC Ohio Division
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
New York City
Lake Erie City
Chicago
Middletonian Sentenced In Rape Of 14-Year-Old
Hamilton-Stanley Cain, 24, of 1101 Baltimore St Middletown, found guilty of statutory rape and sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Ohio State Penitentiary in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Cain on parole for assault with intent to rape at time of the incident involving a 14-year-old girl.
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Hamilton
Stanley Cain
Baltimore St
Middletown
Ohio State Penitentiary
Butler County Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boli
Cain
Lima State Hospital
Bus Company Revises Runs Between Oxford and Hamilton
Ohio Bus Line Co announces a new Sunday schedule with four round trips between Oxford and Hamilton and at least one round trip reduced midweek. The changes, effective February 28, adjust departure and arrival times while Cincinnati to Richmond service via Oxford remains unchanged.
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Oxford
Hamilton
Ohio Bus Line Co
Cincinnati
Richmond
Ind
Doan's Pills Offer Sleep Relief From Aches
Nagging backache headache or muscular pains may strike after exertion or stress and Doan's Pills promise pain relief and a soothing effect on bladder irritation. They also act as a mild diuretic to ease nightly disturbances and help achieve a restful sleep.
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Dean
Doan
Scout Group Sets Meeting in Cincinnati Auditorium
The Pokey Griffith Boy Scout District Committee will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow to discuss plans for spring and summer camping district goals and to analyze the recent Boy Scout Week program. The meeting is at Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co auditorium on MaryEtta Street with Chairman William F Schlottel presiding.
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Pokey Griffith
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
MaryEtta Street
William F. Schlottel
Steel Orders Slow Down
Steel orders are about 10 percent below a month ago, Iron Age magazine reported. The national metalworking weekly cited deferments cancellations and a general attitude of hesitation as factors in the drop in orders.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
National Metalworking Weekly
Testimony In Haney Case Begun
First witnesses took the stand in Butler County Common Pleas Court in the suit filed by Thomas R. Haney seeking damages over his wife Laura Haney's 1956 death after a transfusion at Middletown Hospital. The case accuses negligence in cross match procedures before the transfusion. Dr. Robert Williams and Robert Lessard testified about pre transfusion donor tests and post transfusion checks showing incompatibility. Jurors seated include Mary Louise Barnett Susie Sutton Mary C Spadafore Albert E Hall and others with Neil L Hoelle as alternate. Judge Fred B. Cramer presides.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Thomas R. Haney
Young Sr
Middletown
Robert Williams
Robert Lessard
Greenwood
Ind
Haney
Lessard
Dr. Williams
Mary Louise Barnett
Susie Sutton
Mary C. Spadafore
Albert E. Hall
Hubert McIntosh
Lawrence Smith
Clara Pierson
Jesse F. Amburgey
Henry Schutte
Paul Schelter
Bessie Reiff
Edward J. Case
Neil L. Hoelle
Fred B. Cramer
Square dance classes expand as session reaches 20 couples
Square dance instruction enters its third session tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Nelva Center 9 S Canal St. Led by Roy and Velma Stutz the class continues through April 7 with 20 couples enrolled and room for more. Joan Bailey recreation supervisor says instructors will review material so new couples start on equal footing. The course targets freshmen dancers learning basic steps and forms.
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Roy
Velma Stutz
Convete
Nelva Center
S. Canal St
Joan Bailey
Department of Parks and Recreation
Franklin man files bankruptcy in Cincinnati court
Oliver Clark, 38, of E Fourth Street Franklin filed a bankruptcy petition Monday in U S District Court Cincinnati listing debts of 3287 dollars and assets of 100 dollars
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Oliver Clark
E. Fourth Street
Franklin
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Safety Lane Plan Revived By Middletown Council
Middletown traffic committee discusses reviving a safety lane at Rt 122 and U S 25 and proposals for compulsory auto inspection. Paul Wilson reports City Manager Charles Thompson supports the plan and Armco Steel engineers prepared building plans for a facility at Middletown Cemetery site with an estimated $11000 to $13000 cost. Fees of 75 cents are proposed to cover first year operations. The auto inspection measure will be forwarded to the executive board and then to the City Commission.
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New Rt. 122
U.S. 25
Middletown
Middletown Safety Council
Paul Wilson
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Wilson
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Cemetery
Leibee Street
First Avenue
The
Safety Council
City Commission
Traffic light request denied at Rt. 122 and U.S. 25 intersection
Bob Hauselman of Division 8 states the Rt. 122 and U.S. 25 site does not merit a signal. An eight hour peak count shows 2,912 vehicles total, averaging 364 per hour, meeting department policy that lights will not be installed with such traffic.
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Rt. 122
U.S. 25
Bob Hauselman
Division 8
State Highway Department
Civitan Plans Exchange Program With Foreign Students
Civitan Club learns of a plan to host two high school students from abroad next school year and send local students overseas in summer 1961. The national exchange program, begun after World War I, expects 1,525 students to enter the country this summer. A Civitan Board meeting is set for Thursday at William Stephen’s home, 5780 Montgomery Rd.
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Howard Cromwell
The
American Field Service
Civitan Club
Civitan Board
William Stephen
Montgomery Rd
Freight Derailment Halts 13-Car B&O Freight
Officials investigated a derailment near Leavittsburg Ohio that tore up nearly 1000 feet of track on a B&O freight from New Castle Pennsylvania to Willard Ohio. No injuries were reported.
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Warren, Ohio
Leavittsburg
New Castle
Willard
Ohio
Traffic count falls below five hundred an hour
A brief traffic report notes that counts are under 500 vehicles per hour on a specified road segment. Officials say peak flows remain steady while congestion is limited. No accidents or incidents are reported.
Traffic study endorses blinking light at intersection
The count taken by Hauselman shows 600 cars per hour across all four approaches. He would forward a report to Columbus, noting he cannot decide, and the traffic committee urged sending a letter to the highway department requesting a blinker at the intersection.
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Hauselman
Columbus
Highway Department
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Charles W Thompson
Aeronca Credit Union
Colored News
Middletonian
Phyllis Ewen
Vanderveer St
Jimmy Rakestraw
Young St
Springfield
Rakestraw
Ewen
Roy Crout
James Howerton
Coy Hall
Pauline Jones
Mabel Eldridge
Middletown High School
Marysville Reformatory For
Bus Company Revises
Carl Lewis
Carl
Beck-Talbert Pontiac
McCarty Motor Sales
Beck
T Albert
Pontiac Inc
Manchester Ave
Steel
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
N. Broad ST
By Carl Thomas
Klotch
Civitans
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