Putnam's faith put to crucial test in steel case
Washington profile of Roger Lowell Putnam head of the Economic Stabilization Agency. He says Americans will do the right thing and doubts a steel strike. He cites trust in Phil Murray and Benjamin Fairless while ensuring wage-price stabilization remains intact amid a tense wage case.
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Steel Case
Putnam
Washington
Roger Lowell Putnam
Eric Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
Springfield
Mass
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers of America
Benjamin Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Phil Murray
Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Lost 50 Lbs With Rennel Recipe Claim
An advertisement features RS Jones of Columbus Ohio praising Rennel weight loss pills. It claims rapid fat and inch loss with a home recipe using Rennel liquid and grapefruit juice two tablets twice daily. The spot promises money back if results are not dramatic.
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Denne
RS. Jones
Deakler
Columbus
Ohio
Man Refuses Toll Then Jumps Bridge Survives
In Huntington West Virginia James Mooney 33 of North Kenova Ohio leaped from a 30 foot bridge into the swollen Ohio River after refusing to pay a nickel toll. He later surfaced five blocks away drinking coffee and swam to a steamer then was helped ashore and returned to Huntington. He said he did not mean to jump and vowed to pay next time.
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Huntington
W Va
Ohio
James M. Mooney
North Kenova
Here
Chesapeake
Mooney
Azel Ramey
Ramey
George T. Price
Cincinnati
Divorce notice in Butler County court case 67704
Myril Phifer of Terre Haute Indiana is notified that Paul Phifer filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 67704 on January 28 1952. Respond by March 18 1952 or petition is taken true. Attorney Thomas H Stubbs. Clerk Joseph T Kiep. Dates January 30 February 6 13 20 27 March 5.
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Myril Phifer
South 13
Terre Haute
Indiana
Paul Phifer
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard N. Koehler
Thomas H. Stubbs
Gordom Martin’s Rhyme Time Bird Charm
A light verse about a new pet parakeet that wins the author’s heart. The tiny bird, a lively character, perches on the shoulder and chats, brightening the household and earning affection from all. The speaker notes uncertainty about the bird’s gender but affirms its valued place in the family.
Traffic safety plea urges drivers to visit court not fear fines
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore tells motorists and pedestrians in Middle town that traffic enforcement aims to save lives, not collect money. He urges visiting traffic court as a visitor, not a violator, to learn laws and avoid injury or death.
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Joseph Blackmore
Middletown
Blackmore
Chief Blackmore
Enlisted Soldier Declared Alive in Annulment Case
In Atlanta, Judge E. E. Andrews voided the marriage of Agnes Dixon Sasser to Pfc. William Sasser after ruling Pvt. Walter B. Dixon, once listed as killed in Korea, is alive and a prisoner of the Chinese. Agnes Dixon Sasser had sought annulment after receiving a Jan. 2 letter from Dixon. Dixon was not present in court.
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Atlanta
Walter B. Dixon
Enoch Arden
Dixon
E. E. Andrews
Fulton County Superior Court
Agnes Dixon Sasser
Pfc
William Sasser
Sasser
Cugat Divorce Granted After Mental Cruelty Claim
Mrs Xavier Cugat was granted divorce from bandleader Xavier Cugat after testifying he was jealous and ill tempered, alleging mental cruelty. She described being kept in a state of virtual slavery and recounts incidents of pinching and nails digging into her hands. A court settlement awards her 152000 dollars in alimony over ten years and retains the couple's 85000 dollar home.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Xavier Cugat
Lorraine Allen
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