NYC Safety Man To Talk At Conference
D. E. Mumford manager of safety for the NYC Railroad System in New York will speak in the women and home section of the Butler County Safety Conference. The all day event with headquarters at the Manchester Hotel features Mumford a National Safety Council active leader returning after joining the system in 1914 and rising to safety chief since 1952. His talk Home Safety Engineering will open at 2 p.m. in the Oval Room.
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D. E. Mumford
NYC
New York
Butler County
Manchester Hotel
National Safety Council
Mumford
Galion
Ohio
New York Central System
American Railroads
Enrollment at Miami University Could Reach Five Thousand Four Hundred
Enrollment at Miami University in Oxford may rise to 5400 or 5409 next fall as veteran returnees and fresh students boost numbers. Director of admission Harry M. Gerlach notes applications from men up 20 percent and expects 100 to 115 additional women in the freshman class, with last fall at 5046. Separate notices announce probate appointments for Effie L. Ball and Ernestine Smith, detailing four month creditor claims and executor duties.
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Oxford
Miami University
Harry M. Gerlach
Servce
Gerlach
Miami
Ernestine Smith
Frank J. Smith
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Maxwell Finkleman
Girl Scouts Demonstration in Middletown Tonight
Nearly 500 Girl Scouts and leaders in the Middletown area will present Girl Scouts in Action at the American Legion home. The 2 to 9 p m event features puppet shows, dances, and communications by wig wag flags and flashlight, with Troops 40 120 93 47 116 144 and Carlisle troops participating. Mrs E J Sebald chairs the project coordinating about 450 Middletown council troops.
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Middletown
American Legion
Troop
Carlisle
E. J. Sebald
Girl Scouts In Action
Dodging Tickets Costs Chicagoan a Large Fine
Chicago laborer Edward Hawthorne, 31, was fined 1225 dollars for 30 traffic tickets dating back to 1951.
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Chicago
Edward Hawthorne
One-Millionth Driver Misses $500 Prize Toll
In Corpus Christi a crowd gathered at Padre Island Causeway toll gate to award the one millionth driver $500 in prizes but the motorist fled back toward town after seeing the $1 toll. Mrs. Phil Marker collected the prizes. A 1948 survey noted 74 percent of U S families owned pianos.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Padre Island Causeway
Phil Marker
U. S
Plans For Summer Camp With Scout Advisors
Explorer troop and post advisors will meet Sunday at 2 30 p m in the council office in the Civic Association building to plan the summer program at Camp Hook said by Jimm Fay and Richard Scheid acting Boy Scout executive director.
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Council
Civic Association
Jimm Fay
Richard Scheid
Camp Hook
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Effie L. Ball
John C Ball
Maxwell Finklieman
Capitol Finance Corp
Gentral Ave
Skimmer
Pillbox
NAVY
Cross Shoes
America
Cere
By Kay Windsor
and Jerry Gilden
Kay Windsor
Jerry Gilden
Orlon
Wach
Coat Dept
Ross’ Dress Dept
Ross
SS Navy
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