Police Work Outlined By Sgt Albert At Rotary
Sgt Joseph Albert outlined crime prevention goals at the Midlothian Rotary meeting stressing public support, patrol presence, radio gear, and strict attention to minor offenses. He warned crime remains a human issue and urged programs for juvenile prevention with council and parental guidance. A. C. O Connor introduced him as two junior Rotarians joined the audience, Ralph Baker and Fred Butts, in a dues free program for senior students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pis
Middletown
Albert
Wise Council
Sgt
A. C. O'Connor
A. E. Roper
International Organization
Ralph Baker
Fred Butts
Riot at La Prensa sparks jail and killings in Buenos Aires
Police hauled 550 nonstriking workers from the La Prensa plant after a riot that left Roberto Nunez dead and 15 others injured. The government backed crackdown comes as the independent paper, the largest in the Spanish speaking world, remains nationwide shut. Time Life reporters Frank Shea and Kay were among detained foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
la Ensa
Theewspaper
Juan D. Peron
Roberto Nunez
Oberto Currieu
Nunez
la Prensa
Newsenders Union
Time Nd Life Magazines
Frank Shea Andey
Advisory Health Council To Meet In Butler County
The Butler County Advisory Health Council will convene for its 31st annual meeting at the courthouse on March 5. The session includes election of one member to the county Board of Health, eligibility limited to legal district members, and remarks by Health Commissioner H S Moore on attendance expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Board of Ealth
County Advisory Ealth Council
H. Webb
Union Township
Board of Justees
H. S. Moore
Ftnd
Hoover warns on German rearmament and European defense
Testimony shows Hoover arguing West Germany could bolster defense but French objections block rearming. He estimates 100 to 125 combat divisions needed to defend Europe from Soviet attack and urges Europe to raise 120 divisions at once. He favors building U S air and sea power and cautions against sending American troops while defenses are weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermany
Hoover
Senate
West Germany
Europe
North Atlanta
Council
U. S
Britain
Russia
Connally
Gunmen Hold Up Paymaster at Base for 30000 Dollars
Two men robbed a paymaster at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls Texas and escaped with a payroll totaling 30000 dollars. Authorities investigated the armed robbery and searched for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls, Tex
Sheppard Air Force Base
Collins Signals Possible Call Up Of Two Guard Divisions
Gen. I Lawton Collins said it might be necessary to call up two more National Guard divisions this year though no plans exist. He testified at House Armed Services hearings on universal military training and a draft age extension, noting he would discuss privately if needed. He emphasized smaller guards are not being drafted. He added the Guard is in better shape than in peacetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. Lawton Collins
Army Chief of Staff
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Collins
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Vinson
D-Ga
Rivers
D-Sd
Garfield PTO Hears Sloan at Regular Meeting
Sloan, American Legion Americanism Chairman, spoke to Garfield PTO on Tuesday night. Mrs. George Riehl was elected president and presided. A movie titled The Land of the Free was shown and refreshments were served by third grade parents and teachers during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sloan
Americanism
American Legion
Garfield Pto
George Riehl
Land of the Free
FOP To Draw Up New Constitution
The Legislative Committee of the Fraternal Order of Police will meet March 6 at 7 p.m. in the City Building to draft a new constitution and by laws for presentation at the March 14 regular meeting. Members include Sgt. Douglas Barrett Detective John Fitzgerald Detective Herbert Frazier and Patrolman Delman Whitt per secretary treasurer Patrolman Harold Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Police
Ohio
Douglas Barrett
John Fitzgerald
Herbert Frazier
Delman Whitt
Harold Gray
Troopers Push Back Reds as Seoul Patrol Enters City
U S Third Division patrol briefly enters Seoul on Tuesday night then withdraws after killing six Reds and capturing one on the Yellow Sea coast north of Seoul. South Korean marines storm ashore near Ongjin within five miles of the 38th parallel and seize a Red brigade commander and 20 other officers along with equipment and documents before exiting. East coast action sees a small South Korean landing force seize a Red held island near Wonsan, about 90 miles north of the parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangpyong
Seoul
Yellow Sea
Ongjin
38Th Parallel
Wonsan
Parallel 38
Neighborhood Cookie Sale Leaders Named for 1950 Campaign
Neighborhood chairmen for the 1950 Girl Scout Cookie Sale were announced by Mrs Ernest Cracraft. Sale runs March 9 to March 17 with about 1,600 scouts participating. Each box costs 40 cents, five cents to the troop treasury and 35 cents to the camp fund. 23,000 boxes have already been purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cracraft
Middletown
Andrew Roper
Robert Kruse
William Bergman
Russel Pence
Esta Cox
Floyd Bell
John Conn
Milton Atchley
Charles Murphy
John Dobrozsi
Norval Diver
Earl Klein
Edna Schneider
Georgiana Jones
Frank Herd
Orton Gingrich
Middle Dramatists To See Shakespeareat Miami University
About 120 Middletown High School students will be initiated into Shakespearean drama at Miami University with the Gift Performance of Richard III at 2 p.m. in Benton Hall. Open to high schools within forty miles of Oxford, the event has drawn thousands previously and featured plays like Julius Caesar, The Merchant of Venice, and Othello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Richard Tt
Miami University Theater
Benton Hall
Ohio
Oxford
Cincinnati
Dayton
Taft weighs Ohio governor bid and city council return
Cincinnati AP dispatch reports Charles P. Taft a Republican and brother of Senator Robert A. Taft said he is considering running for governor of Ohio next year. He also weighed re election to the Cincinnati city council and offered no further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
U.S
Cincinnati Police Band to Perform at Butler County Conference
The Cincinnati Police Safety Swing Band under Officer Thomas E. Wheat will headline the noon luncheon at the Butler County Regional Conference in Middletown. The act mixes popular music, comedy, and skits with a five minute traffic safety talk. The band has toured to promote traffic safety and is the region’s only unit of its kind. The luncheon is at Manchester Motel at 12 18 p.m. A conference banquet follows at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Police Safety
Butler County
Middletown
Thomas E. Wheat
Manchester
Theaters Charge AFL Musicians Used Against Them
A Cincinnati theater firm files an unfair labor practice charge with the NLRB alleging Local 1 AFL forced payment for a seven member orchestra for two plays where music was not used. The Neatrona Association and Shubert Cox Theaters Company name the two shows Two Blind Mice and Mr. Roberts with dates in late 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
Neatrona Association
Legitimate Theater, Inc
New York
National Labor Relations Board
Jack G. Evans
NLRB
Charles P Taft
Shubert-Cox Theaters Company
Ohio
Tion
House
Cox
Roberts
Taft
Color Film Topic Of Camera Club In Middletown
The Color Study Section of the Middletown Camera Club met in the Civic Association building for the second educational program on color photography. Jack Ashman led a discussion on color film types and film properties while Dave Heckard covered exposure control for color films. Merkeard used color slides to illustrate varied lighting conditions and film capabilities. Don Wolford announced the next meeting on March 27 with M H M McMillan of Sylvania Electric Co to present on flash photography in color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Camera Club
Civic Association
Jack Ashman
Dave Heckard
Toric
Merkeard
Don Wolford
M. HM. McMillan
Sylvania Electric Co
Strike settlement ends six day walkout at Alliance plant
Production resumes at Alliance Manufacturing Company after a six day strike by 800 United Electrical Workers members. The pact gives a seven cent hourly raise retroactive to February 4, with base pay ranging from 1.27 dollars per hour upward pending Wage Stabilization Board approval.
Court Rejects Akron Slayer's Strange Plea
Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear Akron man Thomas A. Johnson's argument that homicide must be neither murder nor manslaughter. Johnson, convicted of first degree manslaughter in 1948 for death of Carl Lemon after a cafe incident, claimed the indictment only charged unlawful killing and did not define a crime.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Akron
Thomas A. Johnson
High Court
Summit County Common Pleas
Johnson
Carl Lemon
Ohio
Supreme Court
Lemon
East Market Street
Police Briefs From Middletown Additions and Incidents
Walter Brooks 34 of 701 Twentieth Ave was arrested on an assault and battery warrant. J W Conyer 2 of 1712 Garfield St charged with disorderly conduct under a warrant. Conyer arrested at 8 p m. The theft of a broom and shovel reported at Middletown Senior High School. Charles Holland 40 of 1809 Casper Ave released on 100 dollar bond to appear in traffic court Saturday for careless driving. Cora Blount of 1617 Central Ave reported a raincoat theft worth 12 95 from her car. Police removed a high wire spanning an alley east of Highland St near Grand Ave, likely the work of vandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brooks
Twentieth Ave
J. W. Conyer
Garfield St
Jenkins
Conyer
Bob Reed
Manitor
Middletown Senior High School
Charles Holland
Casper Ave
Henry E. Howard
Holland
Cora Blount
Central Ave
Highland St
Grand Ave
Boys Save Selves After Creek Crash
Cincinnati police report three teenagers Nicholas Haas 18 Ronnie Freeman 17 and Richard Kessen 17 were in a car that failed to make a curve on Blue Rock Road and rolled into a creek. The youths swam to shore apparently unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Blue Rock Road
Nicholas Haas
Ronnie Freeman
Richard Kessen
Three Women Interviewed by WAC Sergeant at Station
WAC Sergeant Margaret Cox interviewed three women yesterday afternoon at the local Army and Air Force Recruiting Station. Final results will take weeks as papers are processed through Cincinnati headquarters before Columbus approval. Sergeant Cox staffed the station from 2 to 4 p.m.
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WAC
Margaret Cox
U. S Army and
Air Force
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cox
Truman Marshall Open Red Cross Fund Campaign
President Truman and Defense Secretary Marshall launched the 1951 Red Cross drive appealing for wartime footing and readiness. They urged nationwide support as the drive opened for 85 million dollars to fund Red Cross during potential armed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
New York
George C. Marshall
Red Cross Fund
Red Cross
Marshall
America
Pvt James Collier Finishes Air Force Basic Training
Pvt James Collier 18 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Collier of 1990 Winton St completed basic training in the Air Force. He was among the group sworn in here and marked his 18th birthday on Christmas. He graduated Lemon Monroe High School last spring and is now at Sheppard Field Air Base Wichita Falls Texas enrolled in Aircraft and Engine Technical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
James Collier
Ray Collier
Winton St
Air Force
Collier
Lemon-Monroe High School
Sheppard Field Air Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Four Cubs Receive Awards From Pack 6
Fourteen members of Cub Pack 6 received awards at a meeting held early this week at the First Methodist Church. Honored were David and Jerry McQuinn, F. E. Troutvine, Jimmy Gregory, Mike Stamper, Ronnie Garver, Bobby Swaim, Danny Yount, Reggie Begley, Tim Johnson, Fred Sander, Jerry Hinkle, Dick Miller and Dick Brannon. Den 2 won the attendance ribbon and Den 7 and Den 9 placed first and second for table awards. At the March 26 pack meeting Cubs and their fathers will make hats which will be modeled by the mothers. Den Mothers will meet March 7 with Mrs. Robert Draut at 2308 Woodlawn Ave.
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Cub Pack 6
First Methodist Church
David
Jerry McQuinn
F. E. Troutvine
Jimmy Gregory
Mike Stamper
Ronnie Garver
Bobby Swaim
Danny Yount
Reggie Begley
Tim Johnson
Fred Sander
Jerry Hinkle
Dick Miller
Dick Brannon
Den 2
Den
Robert Draut
Woodlawn Ave
Senator Vandenberg Relapse Delays Senate Return
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, age 66, suffered a relapse after two tumor operations. His physician cited unforeseen developments and said the relapse will prevent his return to Washington soon, dashing hopes for an early Senate return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Vandenberg
R Mich
Washington
A. B. Smith
Earl Warren Urnes Shipment Of Troops
Sacramento reports Earl Warren the 1948 Republican vice presidential candidate supports sending U S troops where needed to fight aggression. He says Congress should decide board objectives and overall issues involved.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tap
Earl Warren
U. S
Tole
Congress
Hoge to Command U S Ninth Corps in Korea
Maj Gen William M Hoge named to lead the U S Ninth Corps on arrival in Korea. He will replace Maj Gen Bryant E Moore who died in a helicopter crash near the front last week. Moore had led the corps before his death. Hoge is due in Tokyo Saturday.
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Eighth Army
Korea
William M. Hoge
U. S. Ninth Corps
Tokyo
Bryant E. Moore
Ohio Jails and Hospitals Face Meat Shortage
Ohio state agencies warn of a meat famine for prisons and hospitals as bids fail to meet the ceiling price. Columbus State Hospital and the Ohio Penitentiary each have four to five days of supply. Columbus State School about a week. Price quotas and mix ups with packers slow deliveries, risking a monthly meal bill near 152000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John Bush
State Welfare Department
Columbus State Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
Lumbus State School
March
Bush
Meat Dealers' Head Sees Meat Price Ceilings Soon
Chases Bauer of Cincinnati said retail price ceilings on most meats will come within two months. He spoke at a meeting in Buffalo and noted Lent and retailer resistance to higher wholesale prices have reduced demand. He forecast ceilings for pork and later other meats within six to eight weeks.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Association of Retail Meat and Food Dealers
Chases Bauer
Cincinnati
Bauer
New York
Barber probe cites union tied barbers citations
Ohio investigators report most barbers say inspectors issue citations under union orders. Governor Lausche and a House panel reviewed findings from Leggett and Wagner of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation detailing coersion claims and selective enforcement in Cleveland Akron and Lakewood.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Barber A
Barbers’ Union
Hugh L. Leggett
Thomas Wagner
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Frank J. Lausche
House Committee
Leott-Wagner
Harry D. Bellis
R-Van Wert
Lausche
Leggett and
Wagner
Barber Board
Gett
Cleveland
Akron
Lakewood
System Set Up To Provide For 23 Million Shoes
Washington AP government hide controls set up an allocation system to ensure 23 to 25 million pairs of shoes are produced for military and civilian needs this year. The National Production Authority will determine monthly limits on U S cattle hides calf skin and kip skins available to tanners and contractors. The civilian supply of shoes and other bath products will not be reduced. no shoe rationing is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Production Authority
U. S
Ian
Cleveland Professor Describes New Heart Operation
Cleveland neurosurgeon Dr. Claude S. Beck of Western Reserve University School of Medicine reported great promise for a new heart operation. The procedure diverts blood from the coronary arteries to the heart veins to treat coronary thrombosis and was presented to the New York Heart Association, with early Cleveland patients showing potential for the technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Cleveland
Claude S. Beck
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Beck
New York Heart Association
Prosecutor Strasser to Retire After 40 Years in Cincinnati
Edward J. Strasser, assistant county prosecutor, announced retirement from public service after more than four decades of county work. He asked County Prosecutor C. Watson Hover to accept resignation effective March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edward J. Strasser
Strasser
C. Watson
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Sloan
FOP
Russell Stabler
Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Shakespeare
C. P. Taft
Cincinnati Police Band
Coming
AFM
P.S
He Men Beer
Police
Sriefs
Selves
Creek
WACS
Cubs
Senator Vandenberg
Earl Warren Urnes
Hoge
Price Administration
Clevelan
Sydney T. Hesse
Office of Price Administration
Barber
West Virginia
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee
Redtop
Red Top Brewing Co
Cowecinaan
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