Commission To Study Proposed Taxi Fare Five-Cent Increase
City commissioners reviewed a revised taxi fare proposal from four cab companies seeking higher rates including a 40 cent single fare and 15 cent per passenger charge. They noted rider complaints about detours and will attach stipulations to the permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission To
Elliott Levey
Casper
Oweners
James Leffel Company
Springfield
Feckheimer Company
Cincinnati
Health Department
Boston woman seeks birth date change for age limit job
A Boston woman asked City Registrar Michael J. Manning to update her birth year from 1909 to 1913 to qualify for a job with a 35 year age limit. Manning refused, saying you cannot be chivalrous on his job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Michael J. Manning
Burke seeks voters' views on eighth district questionnaire
Former Hamilton mayor Raymond Burke, now in Congress, issued eight questions for constituents to answer from Washington's Room 199. Topics include European Recovery Plan goals, universal military training, immigration quotas, living-cost controls, federal aid to education, tax cuts, and minimum wage adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Burke
Hamilton
Congress
Congressman Burke
House
Washington, D. C
Brockman Family Medical Brief With School Meeting
Mrs. Herbert Brockman of Germantown underwent an appendectomy at Middletown Hospital. Her children Dick and Margaret Brockman had tonsillectomies. The husband postponed his tonsillectomy due to a full schedule. Cub Pack No 1 meets Friday at 7 15 p m in the Church of Ascension recreation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockman
Germantown
Herbert Brockman
Middletown Hospital
Margaret
Cub Pack No
Church of Ascension
Miller gains new endorsements for Democratic guber ballot
Ray T. Miller extends his Democratic gubernatorial bid with a dozen county endorsements and vows a statewide mental health survey. Campaign aides said 47 more counties pledged support, with Clark County joining after Miller spoke to Seventh District leaders. He, a former Cleveland mayor, urged a statewide survey to shape a new care, prevention, and rehabilitation program, saying Ohio lags in mental health care. He added no program recommendations before the survey ends. Executive chairmen named Reed Winegardner and John McAuliffe as convention delegates, with Martin Lindblom and H S Foust as alternates, and J Fuller Trump re elected to the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ray T. Miller
Joseph E. Hurst
Clark County
Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Reed Winegardner
Washington Courthouse
John McAuliffe
Marysville
Martin Lindbloom
Bellefontaine
H S. Foust
London
J. Fuller Trump
Bids Sought For Covertite Factory Building
Cov ertite Incorporated seeks bids to erect a Steelex factory at 1803 Shermar Ave. The 24 by 60 foot concrete floor building will house a patent device by Norman Hagedorn to hold bed clothing on cribs and beds. About seven workers to start. A separate permit to American Rolling Mill Co. funds an office building at Big 4 and South St costing about 20 594 dollars for industrial engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big 4
South St
Legion Lantern Dance Promises Teen Recreation Night
Under the American Legion Post 218 Women’s Committee a Legion Lantern dance for Middletown teens will be held Saturday January 24 from 9 to 12. Dick Minge leads the orchestra and refreshments will be served from a snack bar. A floor show stars Charlene Price Marguerite Rose Patti Easterling Mary Delp Lucy Ellen Stultz Gloria Van Horn Mary Hopkins Evelyn Swank Jane Meir Mildred Melampy. The event is the first of a twice monthly series to aid teen recreation with a small admission to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Committee
Post 218
American Legion
Legion Lantern
Minge
Charlene Price
Marguerite Rose
Patti Easterling
Mary Delp
Lucy Ellen Stultz
Gloria van Horn
Mary Hopkins
Evelyn Swank
Jane Meir
Mildred Melampy
Met Life estimates 1947 US marriages near two million
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company estimated about 2,000,000 marriages in the United States for 1947, down from 2,285,000 in 1946, and predicted the downward trend would continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
LLP
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
White Roofs Cool Factory Interior In Heat
When the factory’s black roof was painted white the interior stayed several degrees cooler during hot weather, reducing heat stress and improving working conditions.
Spaniel Club Meets Sunday in Manchester Hotel
The Ohio Valley English Springer Spaniel Club plans an open meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Oval Room of the Manchester Hotel. Guest speaker Maxwell Riddle of the Cleveland Press will discuss bench and field trials and the club’s plans include a sanctioned match, a field trial meet, and a licensed specialty show this year. Membership appeals to tri state area owners and enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley English Springer Club
Manchester
Leonard Reedy
Maxwell Riddle
Cleveland Press
Riddle
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Cleveland
Dogwriters’ Association
Ohio Valley Club
Reedy
Tri-State
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Water Works
Ordnance
Ross Will
Augusta
Maurice Ricker
Penobscot County
Charles MccClary
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chivalry
F .' Ja ' Acima
Spencer's
Dan
Alltimer
Spencer
Ray Miller
Covertite
Monark
Port Oxford
Clarion
Crystal
RADIO
Noow
Reddy
Delta Lantern
Sedens
Eureka DE Luxe
Central Ave
Legion Lantern Dance
Middletown
Media
Joseph Mielarek
County Domestic Relations Department
Spaniel Club
Packard
Johnson Motor Co