New York Central R R To Bring School On Wheels To Middletown
The New York Central will bring the 78 foot audio visual School on Wheels car to Middletown on Tuesday for safety first demonstrations. The mobile car seats 54, includes living quarters and a diesel generator, and will tour 11 states and Canada to train freight yard personnel. After Middletown the car will move on to Cincinnati.
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Review Board To Hear Cancer Drive Request
Middletown Chapter of the American Cancer Society seeks local fund raising approval. The Review Board of Appeals will hear the request Friday January 28 at the Civic Association library. L. P. Smith and Dr. Walter Reese to present the appeal. The board previously approved five drives totaling 28930 and used a yard-stick to set Middletown’s share for other campaigns including March of Dimes Red Cross Easter Seal sales Crippled Children and Adults Easter Seal sales and the NRA national mail campaign.
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Youth program setback sparks community concerns in Utah
Con tractor Jay Davis says a self-run youth recreation project may overreach as neighborhood children seek a swimming space. They discovered six houses under construction with cement basements, which were flooded and now serve as makeshift swimming spots. The story notes an odd detail of 6000 sardines per ton of fish.
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Drama On Foggy Waters and Wireless History
Forty years ago today the White Star Republic and Italian steamer Florida collided in fog off Nantucket, sparking wireless telegraphy as a life saving tool. Jack Binks sent CQD signaling danger, inspiring SOS and prompting a mandatory wireless requirement for passenger ships.
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Butler County GOP releases detailed financial report
Butler County Republican chairman Martin A. Coyle released a seven page financial report covering May 13 to November 11, 1948, filed with the Board of Elections. Receipts totaled 13,379.78 with 187.99 cash on hand and expenditures of 13,454.65, marking a first public county political report. The document lists 157 contributors to the Executive Committee and 56 to the Finance Committee totaling 12,479.56, and notes 17 rallies attended by about 35,000 people and six figure literature output at headquarters 8:30 High St. Hamilton.
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Social Security Representative's Hours Changed
Beginning February 1, Mrs Alma Knox Hamilton SSA field representative will be at Middletown Post Office Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. She will take Old Age and Survivors Insurance claims and provide program information.
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Appeal Court To Hear Abbott Case Monday
Hamilton The Court of Appeals at Cincinnati will hear the motion for a new trial filed by Mrs. Marie Conn Abbott, convicted of conspiracy in the murder of her husband Morris Abbott. The case involves Cyril Gordon and a long list of appeals citing grounds including a denied separate trial. Gordon received 20 years minimum, Abbott 10 years, with both denying involvement in the plot.
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KP Lodge To See Film On Wild Life
Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 will view a Warner Brothers film titled America the Beautiful at Castle Hall Friday at 7 30 pm. The documentary tours United States National Parks to inspire pride in Americans.
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