Flame Yarn Turns Up In Rugs And Hats Reports Warn
A safety alert warns that highly inflammable brush rayon yarn used for flame prone torch sweaters is turning up in scatter rugs and hats sold by itinerant vendors. Reports from New York state and Cambridge area note rugs and hats catching fire when near open flames. officials urge caution and remind that selling rayon fabric for most uses is illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Middletown
Howard Gal
Cambridge
Maas
Gall
Fortune-telling puzzle game with name letter rule
A short earlier puzzle describes a daily message game. It asks players to count letters in their first name, adjust by subtracting 4 if six or more, or adding 3 if fewer than six, use the result as a key, scan a rectangle left to right, and read the letters under checked figures to reveal a fortune message.
Payin Time File Now Tax Reminder
March 15 is the deadline for filing 1952 estimated income tax and 1951 returns. William Doench urges taxpayers to file early at the Internal Revenue office on the Post Office building, open weekdays 8 15 to 5 with Wednesday afternoons. Bring 1951 pay records and Cincinnati blanks when visiting.
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William Doench
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Post Office
North
Maine St
Manchester Ave
Doench
Cincinnati
Meeting Ban Ordered in Rio Over Antidemocratic Agitation
The Brazilian government bans a Continental Peace Congress meeting planned for the end of the month in Rio de Janeiro. Police Chief Gen. Ciro Rezende describes the congress as planning antidemocratic agitation in Latin America.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ciro Rezende
Congress
Latin America
Montgomery encounter and city actions at meeting
Shawhan testified that five or six men supported his claim that Montgomery struck in self defense while commission warned action and Montgomery vowed to hire a lawyer if no decision. The board approved 7957 for Hecco Inc lighting a runway at Middletown Airport and renamed Lorillard Sr to Santa Barbara Drive after a public hearing. The annual Municipal Court report was accepted and easements for Lylburn sanitary sewer resolved.
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Shawhan
Montgomery
Commission
Hecco, Inc
Middletown
Lorillard Sr
Santa Barbara Dr
Lylburn
Toy Makers Now Blamed By Russia
Moscow trade journal Trud blames a toy shortage on poor coordination by Soviet toy makers. Children cannot buy Soviet model tractors and must content themselves with inferior American type models. Trud urges authorities to address the issue immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Trud
Bricker Schedules Speakings in Ohio Lincoln Day Bans
Sen John W Bricker of Ohio will address events in Dayton on Jan 28 and Columbus on Jan 29 with Lincoln Day banquets planned in New Philadelphia Feb 8 Alliance Feb 9 Portsmouth Feb 12 Chillicothe Feb 13 Wooster Feb 14 Youngstown Feb 15 and Springfield Feb 16 as announced by the Republican state headquarters.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Dayton
Bricker
New Philadelphia
Alliance
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Wooster
Youngstown
Springfield
Not Guilty Verdict By Jury In Beating Case
Hamilton resident Oliver Bowling was found not guilty by a jury in Common Pleas Court before Judge P. P. Boll. The jury deliberated about two hours. Bowling was indicted with Harold Garrett of Hamilton in the beating of Walter Patterson last November 10. Garrett had previously been convicted of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Oliver Bowling
Common Pleas
P.P. Boll
Bowling
Harold Garrett
Walter Patterson
Garrett
Electric motors of mode battleships energy claim
A historical note describes electric motors on mode battleships as possessing energy equivalent to a million men, indicating the vast power capacity of naval propulsion in the era.
Colored News on Aides of Second Baptist Church Meeting Tonight
The Colored News on Aides of the Second 1ist Church will meet at 8 o clock tonight at Lambert's. Miss Daisy Kenner hosts. All members urged to attend. Special services at Phillips Chapel at 8 p.m. Friday with Rev. Joseph Pate of New Era Baptist as speaker. Captain Kenneth D. Sharp of Salvation Army invites the colored city to services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Citadel. farewell sermon by Captain Sharp.
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Lambert's
Daisy Kenner
Phillips Chapel
Joseph Pate
New Era Baptist Church
Kenneth D. Sharp
Salvation Army
Citadel
North Clinton St
Sharp
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Vance Russell Middletown
U. S
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Carmody
Save South School Committee
Catholic Church
J. F. McNary
John Oberlander
East End
First Ave
Edgar Streifmhau
E. M. Sherman
Norval Diver
Theodore Cohen
Russia
Oeal
Chambray
Effient
Pilsner
Moe Peer Goot
Silvertone
Harmony House
Sears Easy Buy
Kenmore
Sears
South Main ST
Noid
Colored News
Summit
Plains
White
Tot
Central Ave
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