Ohio to end commissions for liquor agency contracts
Ohio officials announced stopping commission payments to contract holding liquor agencies after February 25. The move aims to cut a depleting fund as agencies in Cleveland Columbus and other cities received substantial commissions earlier in the year. Fleckner said four agencies earned 53 859 of 8155 603 in the first half of the fiscal year with Hoffman Candy and Ice Cream in Cleveland receiving the largest share. The department will halt checks after tomorrow, hoping the stoppage is temporary. An unrelated note mentions out of season blossoming signaling prior hardships for fruit trees.
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Taquor
Oscar L. Fleckner
Frank J. Lausche
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Columbus
Fleckner
Hoffman Candy and Ice Cream Company
Lilienthal Talk At Hamilton Delayed To May
The visit of David E. Lilienthal chair of the Atomic Energy Commission to Hamilton is postponed from March 8 to May 8 due to a coal shortage affecting train service. Lilienthal will address high school students and is nearing retirement from the commission.
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J Lilienthal
Hamilton
Luton
26 Cub Scouts Receive Awards at Church Meeting
Twenty six Cub Scouts were honored at the Cub Pack I monthly meeting at the Church of Ascension last evening. Bobcat badges went to John R. Bender Jan Franic Dannie Helton Donald Stalker Thomas Bowen Tim Brown Gene Ersele Curtis Dunbar Dannie Ward Charles Wood George Vorgele Rusty Taxlor Steve Spring Billy Thomas. Bear badges awarded to Alan Barker Larry Solter David Dieterich David Hoffman Johnathan Hoffman Larry Lants and Brandis Casver with Larry Lantis. Lion Badges went to Freddie Winslow and David Barrett. Dinner service awarded to Wooker Teffler Jack H and Billy Black. Den two ran the program directed by Ed Dohn. A movie Termites at Work was shown followed by birdhouse displays. Clarence Dieterich directed the meeting.
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Church of Ascension
John R. Bender
Jan Franic
Dannie Helton
Donald Stalker
Thomas Bowen
Tim Brown
Gene Ersele
Curtis Dunbar
Dsannie Ward
Charles Wood
George Vorgele
Rusty, Taxlor
Steve Spring
Billy Thomas
Alan Barker
Larry Solter
David Dieterich
David Hoffman
Johnathan Hoffman
Larry Lants
Brandis Casver
Larry Lantis
Freddie Winslow
David Barrett
Woeker Teffler
Jack H
Billy Black
den Two
Ed’ Dohn
Cubs
Clarence Dieterich
NAACP Banquet to Honor 41st Anniversary in Middletown
The Rev Paul Golembiewski of St Peter Claver Mission will speak at 4 p m Sunday during the 41st annual banquet of the NAACP. The observance runs 2 to 6 p m at the Armory Center in Middletown. Cleveland dairy news notes a one cent cut in retail milk price to 16 cents a quart in stores and 17 cents home delivery starting next Wednesday.
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NAACP
Paul Golembiewski
St. Peter Claver Mission
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Middletown Chanter
Armce
Cleveland
Armour Home Under Guard After Threats
CHICAGO AP Armed guards guard the Lake Shore drive apartment of Philip D. Armour IV after he reported telephoned threats against himself and his three children. Police and detectives patrol the 22nd floor residence at 1500 Lake Shore Drive. The threats named two men and a woman and warned of harm to the children Julia Bittle eight Philip V six and Alexandra three. Armour, a Chicago business executive, said his wife Julia Henry Armour was in California and a governess cared for the children. He knew of no reason for the threats.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Philip D. Armour IV
Armour
Armour and Company
Julia Biitle
Philip V
Alexandra
Julia Henry Armour
California
One-Footed Thief Strikes Lynchburg Shoe Seller
A left foot only burglary hits Harry M. Boswell of Lynchburg Virginia. Thief breaks in steals 38 shoes all for the left foot and Boswell's personal belongings including three suits. Loss valued at 150 dollars.
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Harry M. Boswell
Lynchburg
Boswell
Birth and health bureau report details disease counts
The report compares nine birth cases to three in 1948 and lists counts for scarlet fever, whooping cough, chickenpox and other illnesses. It credits Charles Reuther Counts and Dr Edward L Robinson for infantile paralysis work, notes 1464 vaccinations, and highlights tuberculosis and venereal disease efforts, rabies control, sanitation, and housing inspections.
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Charles Reuther
Edward L. Robinson
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Czechs Release And Expel Two U S Mormon Missionaries
Two American Mormon missionaries, Stanley E. Abbott of Lehi Utah and Alden Johnson of Idaho Falls Idaho, were released from Olomouc jail after police held them since January 28 on charges of entering a prohibited area. They were escorted to Prague, flown to Zurich, Switzerland, and expelled from Czechoslovakia aboard a plane.
Red Cross Home Service Aids 1908 Middletown Servicemen
Last year 1908 Middletown servicemen and dependents received aid from the local Red Cross Chapter with Gray Ladies and Canteen Service in Dayton hospitals. The Home Service Department compiled social histories for VA, verified furlough requests, aided guardianship matters, and helped develop pension claims. The chapter spent nearly $800 on financial assistance and assisted about 400 cases reconnecting with relatives. The chapter leverages National HQ and Area Office resources, stressing the Red Cross role in community welfare. The annual fund drive begins next week.
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Middletown
Red Cross
Dorothy L. Spears
Gray Ladies
Dayton
Home Service Department
Military and Veterans Administration
Spears
Life memberships awarded at Moose Lodge meeting
Two life memberships were awarded at the Moose Lodge weekly meeting last evening. Walter J. Cooley and Paul P. Squire received the certificates. Final plans were made for a bowling tournament tomorrow with 32 teams from Greenville, Hamilton, Dayton and Middletown. John Bullock is secretary, Scott Cooley president, and Frank Kartovich will attend a district meeting in Cincinnati on Monday.
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Moose Lodge
Walter J. Cooley
Paul P. Squire
Greenville
Hamilton
Dayton
Middletown
John Bullock
Scott Cooley
Frank Kartovich
Cincinnati
Barber Held In Shooting At Cleveland
In Cleveland a 56 year old barber Gregory Hawrylak is detained after allegedly shooting his landlord Lawrence Czerski 73 who is critically wounded with a abdomen bullet and Czerski’s daughter Annette 27 lightly wounded. The incident followed a noise dispute at the home.
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Gregory Hawrylak
City Hospital
Lawrence Czerski
Annette
Czerski
Josephine
Hawrylak
Child suffocates in sleeping bar incident at Terre Haute
A 13 month old Dayton boy named Robin Cramer died in Terre Haute while sleeping in a bar room. Coroner Ferguson said the death was accidental, caused by suffocation when a man returned with a .32 caliber revolver and began shooting. Hawrylak, who had roomed with the Czersky family, was booked for investigation soon after the shooting.
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Toledo Blade apprentice dies after head-on collision
Merlin Champnoise, 20, of Perrysburg, an apprentice pressman at the Toledo Blade, died from injuries after a head-on automobile collision with a truck yesterday morning. Mrs Mildred Cramer was visiting her sister Mrs John Sharp in Terre Haute.
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John Sharp
Terre Hutte
Toledo
Merlin Champnoise
Perrysburg
Toledo Blade
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