Raymond Bay and Armco Steel Win Government Contracts
Two Middletown industries were awarded government contracts totaling over half a million dollars. The Raymond Bay Company received 298000 for shipping and paper bags while Armco Steel Corporation got contracts for cartridge rts and steel bars totaling 40000. Contracts span December 13 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bay
Armco Steel
Middletown
William S. Singley
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Labor
Raymond Bay Company
Armco Steel Corporation
Lingley
Walsh-Healey
Driver Crashes Into Light Pole Injuring Motorist
At Verity Parkway and Fourteenth Avenue a northbound car skidded after stopping for a fight. William Thomas Shobe, 27, of 1324 Fairmount Avenue, suffered a bruised left leg. Damage to the vehicle and pole was listed, with pole broken at the base and front-end damage estimated at 800 dollars. Another accident on Tytus Avenue and Charles Street involved Eugene Barner, 24, and Robert N. Clifford, 42, both from nearby routes, with Clifford stopped at a red light when Barner rear-ended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Pkwy
Fourteenth Ave
William Thomas Shobe
Fairmount Ave
Tytus Ave
Charles St
Eugene Barner
West Middletown
Robert N. Clifford
Clifford
Sporting
Lamberton
Universal
Dial
Tytus
KEAYS
Curtis
Hussmann
Easy Terms
Houston Fixtures Co
Morrow
Ohio
Kelvinator
Inquire
Crawford St
Lovely Furniture
Yankee Rd
Uvality Furniture
Central Ave
Manchester Rd
Thirty three firms to receive safety driving awards
Thirty three local firms and twenty eight drivers will be honored at the Drivers Award Dinner sponsored by the Middletown Safety Council. The session at the Gas and Electric Company building on Mary Etta Street includes group awards, a moving picture, and a buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Gas and Electric Company
Mary-Etta St
Ray Collingsworth
Charles Dumford
Sam J. Tutt
A. J. Frey
C. J. McCullough
Milton Proctor
Ed Brelsford
Ed Blevins
Jesse E. Bendel
Athol Brewer
Louis Mehl
Edgar, Downey
Raymond Mayne
Aldie Lloyd
Lawrence Dugan
Charles E. Howlett
Andrew Downey
Walter Chandler
Calbert Heslin
Frank Filoso
Harvey Kurth
Paul Drug
Harold Hannah
Walter Cavell
Roland K. Liddington
Thomas H. Wilson
Fifteen Reds Seek To Cancel Newspaper Series
Fifteen persons accused of leading the Communist party in California sue to stop a Los Angeles Times series on communism. The articles, written by Herbert A. Philbrick, a former FBI undercover agent, prompted complaints filed in federal court seeking restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Communist Party
California
Los Angeles Times Raa
Herbert A. Philbrick
FBI
the Times
Central PTO Hears Lingrel On Elementary PE Program
Elmo Lingrel, physical director of city schools, spoke to the Central School P T O on The Physical Education Program in the Elementary Schools. He was introduced by Ray Standafer as the program chair and was aided by a student music program supervised by Joe Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Lingrel
Central School
P. D
Lingrel
Ray Standafer
Carol West
Pat Gerber
Bob Bell
David Selby
Ronnie Whitt
Joe Franklin
Murray S. Jacobs
Willard Spies
William Alricn
Police Recover Amanda Truck In Middletown Stolen Vehicle
Middletown police recovered a truck reported stolen on January 10. The vehicle, found in the rear of the 400 block of Crawford Street, was not operable. State patrol identified the owner as George Miller and noted plumbing tools remained in the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Amanda
Crawford St
George Miller
Print Contest Topped By Heckard And Brate
David C. Heckard won first and third place while James Brate, a local photographer, took second in the Black and White contest at a Camera Club meeting at the Civic Association last week. Also shown were Florida slides by Reid Kenyon and West pictures by William Arkill during social hour. The next club meeting is set for February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Heckard
James Brate
Camera Club
Civic Association
Florida
Reid Kenyon
Yellowstone Nations Park
West
William Arkill
Two Men Injured In Industrial Mishaps
Two men were treated and released from Middletown Hospital after industrial accidents yesterday. Henry Alford, 64, of Highland Avenue, fractured his right hand while working for Monroe Lumber and Supply Company. Donald Hair, 24, of 1818 Taylor, received a cut to his right teeth with a drill while employed by Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company in the 4200 block of Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Henry Alford
Highland, Ave
Monroe Lumber and Supply Company
Donald Hair
Taylor Fd
Cincinnati Gas and Fleetiie Company
Central Ave
Honey from Tasmania Seeks Uses for Family Crops
A Columbus Ohio letter reports Harold K. Beer on a Tasmanian island keeping bees and using about 60 pounds yearly for five. It notes American families use about 1.66 pounds per person annually and that Beer sought Ohio State University Extension’s booklet Honey and Honey Cookery to stretch his harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O, i
Tasmania
Harold K. Beer
Australia
Beer
Ohio State University Extension Service
Citadel Schedule Set For Saturday
Salvation Army Citadel will host two Saturday events per Lt Wesley Laws A 930 am Vacation Bible School rally and an 8 pm Citadel Band concert are planned Nearly 250 attendees including former Bible School participants will join a teacher training session The Songster Brigade and Gene Young will provide selections and solos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Citadel
Wesley Laws
Citadel
Songster Brigade
Gene Young
Police Briefs Include Five Arrests and Theft Report
Police said Alex RK Rhodhus, 26, of 3211 Omaha St was arrested on a warrant charging careless driving and released to appear in traffic court Thursday. Paul Duncan, 25, of 1522 Fleming Rd, faced an assault and battery charge. A banner advertising a sewing machine was stolen from the Ohio TV Center valued at 7 50. Paul Davies, 29, of 709 South Main St was arrested for failure to provide. Lonzie Jackson, a waitress at the Anchor Restaurant, reported her coat stolen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex RK. Rhhodus
Omaha St
Paul Duncan
Fleming Rd
Ohio TV Center
Central Ave
Paul Davies
South Main St
Lonzie Jackson
Anchor
Walter Ere A Ng
Otis Johnson & Sons
L. E. Byrum
Frank Luhn Painting Co
Voss Walters
W. E
Bill” Jewell
Dial
Inquire
Auburn St
Jack Stallsmith
Jewell St
Stan Rothman
R. E. Wendt
R R Stallsmith & Son
Montgomery Ward
Williamson-Z Pgler Furnace
Willamson
N. Broad St
Middletown Furnace
Lennox
N. Verity
Redding Heating Co
Lafayette
Middletown Co
Port Dial
Streifthau
Rowell’s Appliance
Poasttown
Crossroads
Wright
AL Groves Radio & TV
Garfield Dial
Shockey
Dietz Television
S. Verity
C-O Journal
Shuttle Bros. Machine Co
Clark St
Smallest U.S. county Crane County Texas tale
A fragment describes long waits as people observed a parade or movement along Route 122 near Main and Central and toward West Middle town hill while Company F, 147th Infantry Regiment, 37th Division, Ohio National Guard, moved from the area. Crane County Texas is noted for its very small population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Central
Middletown Hill
147Th Infantry Regiment
37Th Division
Ohio National Guard
Livestock and Poultry Prices From Cincinnati and Dayton
In Cincinnati and Dayton markets, hogs show varied prices by weight and class with sows higher, cattle and calves limited, steers and heifers modest, and bulls up to 27.50. Lambs and sheep seen nominally steady amid meager receipts. Poultry and eggs list paying and selling prices with hens, fryers, pullets, and butter varieties noted. Potatoes priced 4.00 to 5.26 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
U. S
Chicago Grain Prices Edge Higher Amid Light Trade
Openings at the Board of Trade were steady with thin activity across all pits. Cold Midwest weather aided corn, cash receipts fell to 16 cars, while wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans showed mixed moves and quoted March and January prices reflecting fractional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Highest Peruvian railway reaches sky high altitudes
The Central Railway of Peru attains the world’s highest operating altitude at 15,865 feet with its peak station at 15,665 feet. A safety note advises climbers to grip ladder side rails rather than rungs for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railway of
Peru
Armco Group Honors 1951 Safety Record at East Works
At the Manchester Hotel a 550 member Armco safety group from East Works received praise for a 1951 year with no lost time accidents across multiple departments. L F Reinartz lauded team effort while officials outlined new rules for the Iron Man contest and a shift to grouped division competition next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
East Works
Manchester
Employment Reserve
L.F. Reinartz
Middletown
Reinartz
C. M. Allen
Iron Man
Zanesville
G.D. Tranter
Tranter
Henry Mathis
Armco Employees Independent Federation
Elmer Barker
Vital Statistics News From Multiple Births and Surgical Notices
A compiled list records births and medical notices from various residents. Entries include many newborns described as daughters or sons of listed parents, plus numerous individuals noted for surgical or medical conditions. Locations span multiple towns and streets, reflecting a community health roll.
Ad error notice from The Journal first-day insertion
The Journal states no responsibility for errors after first insertion and notes adjustments must be claimed within a specified period after expiration. The notice cautions advertisers to verify ads promptly and follows standard legal boilerplate for classifieds.
Wanted Index Listings and Classified Fragments
A dense column of classifieds and notices lists categories from funeral notices to help-wanted and real estate. The text blends ads for services, lost items, and public notices with urgent calls to move or place ads, plus several obituaries and memorials from Middletown and area.
Wanted Experienced Barbers 7 Dial 2-749
A classified notice seeks experienced barbers for route work with a large national publisher representative. Positions include travel, circulation department duties, travel allowance, and transportation furnished. Commission arrangement offered. See Mr Sandlin at Manchester Hotel tonight 8 to 9 or 9 to 12, no phone calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pblisher
Sandlin
Manchester
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Safety Council
Harry Hadley
A.j.frey
Middletown Sand and Gravel Company
Middletown News Journal, Inc
Stokes Dairy Products
Middletown Water Works
Moore Plumbing Company
Schraffenberger's
Denny Lumber
Gem City Ice Cream
Diver Coal and Feed
Reed Klopp
Central Meat Market
Health Department
Wilson Funeral Home
Gough Lamb Cleaners
Meeker Plumbing
U.S. Post Office
Sorg Paper
Miami Valley Canteen
Mathews
Acme
State Highway Department
Crystal Tissue
Parrot Coal
Otto L. Long
Maxberry Funeral Home
Buckeye Paper Products
Blevins Electric
R.F. Nickell and Son
Grand Iron and Metal Products
Shattle Brothers
Middletown Ice and Coal
PTO
Heckard and
Brate
Crane County
Texas
United States
New York
Greene & Ladd
Tor
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Ewedee Armeo Stee
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Emerson Radio
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Ccacadtkeesseevs
Cecesues Penn
Phelps Dodge
Phiileo
Bees Phillips Pet
Aliedeys éGeesvenens
Ate
Republic Steel
Texas Corpsbenebuatetsesus
United Aircraft
Cicicesesss
United Airlines Sive
Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors Naabeeheid
Woolworth Corp
Eeeseete
Youngstown S. & Tb
Zenith Radio Ban
Davion Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Dayton
Pullets
Hennery
White Hennery
Brown
Owen
Milk Production Association
Cincinnati Produce
Sai
Armco Group
George Grove
Oberon Dr
Jerry Fry
Miamisburg
Vernon Smith
Waynesville
Zollett
Oxford St
Cecil Kelly
Franklin
Surgical
Dale Dowery
Sherman Ave
Donna Densmore
Ellis Densmore
Germantown
Lee Page
Gratis
Mitchell Roberts
Lebanon
George Collier
Penfield St
Stanley Reese
Pine St
Earl Beckman
James Harris
John R. Murbach
Superior Ave
James Phibbs
Manchester Ave
Arthur Tyne
Gale Wagner
Elvin Wagner
Henry Ave
James Bullock
Taylor Ave
Alvin Bennett
Carolyn Caldwell
Harry Caldwell
Sycamore St
Mattie Stewart
Michigan Ave
G. R. Braun
Glen Lane
Floyd Wills
Salt Lake City
William Updyke
Shirley Thomas
Highland St
Nore Rothwell
Chester Rothwell
Mary Orth
Lawn Ave
Verna McCullough
Flwood St
Robbie Mayweather
Irving Mayweather
Ninth Ave
Lloyd Downs
Clifford Deaton
Gleave
Wiley Witherspoon
Lafayette St
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Journal
Fe Journal
Eiterdes
Lodge
uNua
Broad Vanderveer St
Crawford
Gotham Lon
McKinley School
Wildwood
Worthmore
John Dalton
Columbia
Bell
Bell Vault & Monuments
S. Dixie Highway
O. Dodds
Verity
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Converse Monument Co
Armco Park
Hall
Dan
Excello
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
H. H
Jung
Miami Council No. 30
Daughters of America
Hill
Thomas Deacon
Broad
Riggs Funeral
Knights Templar
Riggs Funeral Home
Sixt
Fred
Queen Ave
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Bernard E. Heurerof
Son Funeral Home
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
H. J. VanVerne
Dietz
Spaulding
Sopha Spaulding
Watkins
Homer Watkins
Murat
Gebell
Schramm Funeral Home
Lorists
Boulevard Gardens
Woodside Ave
The
Starr Floral Co
Myee
Detroit
Michigan
Moraine City
Wright-Pattrson Field
Area B
Cincinnnati
Norwood Area
Dobs
J.W Daugherty
D Morgan & Co
Ise
Auto Glass
Jacone Glass Shop
Reynolds Dial
Riverside Concrete
Poasttown Bridge
Andre Auto Glass
Water St
Denny Lumber CO
North School
Main & Manchester
United Salvage Co., Inc
Censone
Zephyr
Lochfier
Mr. Hott
Malvern St
Joseph H. Miller Co
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Main St
J. M. Burgin
Eee
Middletown Journal Circulation Dept
Son’s Grill
Avon
Clinton
Community Acceptance Corp
Central Ave Dial
Middletown Collateral Loan Co
Castell Bidg Dial
Welfare Finance Corp
Central Ave Dia
Central Auction
Raytheon
Westeinghouse
Westinghouse
John H. Carr
Vern Albaugh & Son
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