Major Ohio highways spend $6.92 million in 1950 eight-county division
Chief Engineer J. S. Paxton reports that the Ohio Highway Department Division Eight allocated $6,921,533 to 41 projects in 1950. Contracts ranged from $2,910 to $2,076,467 with the Beechmond Levy project in Hamilton County and a Salem Avenue bridge in Dayton among the largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Highway Department
J. S. Paxton
Paxton
West and Bartel Construction Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Bates and
Rogers Construction Corporation
Chicago
First St.Salem
Butler County
Verity Parkway
Excelle
LeSourdsville
Teenager Regains Appetite After Hadacol Benefit
Sarah Loraine Beck of Coker Alabama says Hadacol cured her appetite loss and weakness. The 15 year old weighed 90 pounds before using Hadacol and now weighs 123 pounds with renewed energy after ten months of use.
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Sarah Loraine Beck
Coker
Alabama
Loraine
Loraine Beck
LeBlanc
New Officers To Be Chosen By Y Board
YMCA Board to elect officers at tomorrow’s 12 35 p m reorganization meeting in the Director's Room. Nominating committee has prepared candidates for president and four vice presidents treasurer and secretary. Meeting joins the regular monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’ Board
Ymca Board of Directors
Ralph Knight
Stanley in Hospital Observation in Cincinnati
Lebanon attorney Dean Stanley, well known in Lebanon, is at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati for observation and treatment.
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Stanley
Lebanon
Dean Stanley
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Parole Hearing Eligible for Butler County Burglary Convict
Franklin J. Brown inmate No 48793 at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield admitted from Butler County with May 5 1950 conviction for Breaking and Entering. He is eligible for a hearing before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after March 1 1951 per Parole and Record Clerk A C Forsyth.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Franklin J. Brown
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Mirror Of Business By Sam Dawson
The United States now has 104.2 million tons of annual steel capacity, up from 99.4 million last year. Government plans include tax relief for capacity expansion and potential government-financed mills, with emphasis on building more mills and securing iron ore via the St. Lawrence seaway.
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New York
Washington
American Iron and Steel Institute
Truman
Delaware
Congress
New London
Conn
St. Lawrence Seaway
Venezuela
Labrador
Middle West
National Production Authority
NPA
Russia
U. S
America
Soviet Union
Stalin
Ohio Legislators Weigh Bills On Teachers Pay Dog Racing
In Columbus the 99th General Assembly begins week three with a host of new bills. A statewide uniform municipal court bill from the Ohio State Bar Association and a minimum teacher salary act are under consideration. A proposed two tag to one tag license system faces GOP resistance while a plan to extend 1951 tags gains support. A greyhound racing bill would legalize pari mutuel wagering at licensed meets, reversing existing dog racing bans.
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Columbus
99Th General Assembly
Bills
Org
National Defense’ag
Senate
Oho Education Association
House
Joseph W. Bartunek
Dcuyahoga
Bartunek
Ohio
Highway Patro
George Mingle
Lausche
George Marshall
Franklin
Council of Delegates
Ohio State Bar Association
98Th General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph X. Schwartz
R Hamilton
Voice of Broadway and Hollywood Gossip Highlights
Celebrity mishap as Percy Kilbride is knocked down by a car in Hollywood while memorizing Pa Kettle lines he declines medical help and publicity. Sheila Bond seeks a lead in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn musical. Peggy Rabe red hair marks social ascent on Park Ave. Police chase con man selling fake street naming permits. about twenty victims.
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Percy Kilbride
Hollywood
Sheila Bond
Brooklyn
Lilly Christmas
Lawrence Spivak
U. S
James Cain
Gary Merrill
Bette Davis
Marine Corps
Peggy Rabe
Park Ave
Stark-Morocco
Poolitsan Named To Area DP Post
George Poolitsan, a local Ahepa member, was named regional director of the Ahepa Displaced Persons Committee in a letter from George A. Polos national DP committee chairman. He will oversee contracts with chapters in 24 cities across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia to aid displaced persons placement. Poolitsan also serves as a national adviser for the Sons of Pericles.
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George Poolitsan
Ahepa
Displaced Persons Committee
George A. Polos
Washington, D. C
Poolitsan
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Sons of Pericles
Washington Scene Silent Saboteurs Target President Montgomery
Early December report notes malicious stories spread by a well known saboteur. The piece urges the culprit to quit breaking President Montgomery's heart, describing the situation as heart breaking and widely understood.
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President Montgomery
Radio City Music Hall Largest Indoor Theater in New York
The Radio City Music Hall in New York is described as the world’s largest indoor theater and has a seating capacity of 6,200.
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Radio City Music Hall
New York
Appointment of Executors for Cary Austin Burnett Estate
First National Bank of Middletown and Max Frankel of Middletown named as executors for Cary Austin Burnett late of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Probate Judge Oscar R. Leiser presiding. Jan 9-16-23.
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Cary Austin Burnett
C. Austin Burnett
C. A. Burnett
First National Bank of
Middletown
Max Frankel
Butler County
Ohio
Battle action aboard ship as crew tests strike leaders
HAL BOYLE describes sailors aboard a ship confronting rough weather. Strike leaders Aviation Boatswain's Mate First Class F P Tierranzzano Airman Nomrated Jack Johnson and Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class M H Cook face questioning by Admiral Ewen at the flag bridge while the crew prepares on the flight and hangar decks.
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Aviation
F. P. Tierranzzano
Lexington
Mass
Jack Johnson
Madison
Ind
Aviation Boatswain
M. H. Cook
Urbana
Ewen
Oval Academy
AT&T Reports 1955 Net Income of 286 Million Dollars
AT&T, parent of the Bell system, announces preliminary net income of 286.71 million dollars for the year ending December 31. Earnings per share reach 10.39, surpassing the traditional 9 dollar annual dividend by 1.39.
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NEW York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Synthetic Rubber Production Start At Goodrich Plant
Goodrich Chemical announces the start of man made rubber production at its Giants Institute plant in West Virginia. The first unit was reactivated in about 70 days and full annual output of roughly 90,000 long tons is expected by early April, says president W S Richardson.
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Goodrich Chemical Company
Giants Institute
W. Va
W. S. Richardson
Pleads Innocent in Grand River Murder Case
Victor Justinger, 21, pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge. Police say he poured gasoline on Tommy Egleston, 17, of Grand River, and ignited it after Egleston left him out of dating parties. Authorities had not decided on sending him for mental tests at Lima State Hospital.
On the Plans for Tomorrow's Strike
Details indicate preparations for a planned strike with some workers willing to stay through the night and operate through the following day, signaling intensified labor action ahead.
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Hadacol
A. C. Forsyth
Middletown Ice & Coal CO
Curtis ST
Smith Brothers
Smith Brothers Black
Mirror of Business
BY Sam Dawson
Art Parks
Voice OF Broadway
Eigh
Studebaker
Charles ST
Middletown, Ohio
Washington Scene
Oscar R. Leiser
Walter R. Bender
Oscar Shackelford
Primrose
Ada Shackelford
Common Pleas Court
A.D
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard J. Leyden
HO. Finkelman
U.S
Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features. Inc i Io
Hal Boyle
At&t
Isteele
Raike Et
Bi Ie
Letic Sox
Sos
Boe
Children’s Department
Save Now
Downastai
Converse Monument Co
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