Tea and coffee breaks boost office cheer and sales
The Pan American Coffee Bureau endorses the growing coffee break in factories and offices while tea and soft drink promotions expand vending in workplaces. Data from Mutual Life shows 800 of 2,000 New York office workers take daily coffee or tea sneaks, costing about $130,000 annually, prompting eight on-site carts for a second coffee break. The National Coffee Association notes over two and a half billion pounds of coffee imported last year, up about 200 million from 1950, while tea imports exceeded 1% million pounds though retail tea sales rise despite a 1950 dip.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Pan - American Coffee Bureau
Tea Bureau, Inc
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York City
National Coffee Association
Tea Bureau
Bureau
Winter meeting of Southwestern Ohio Sanitarians set
The second annual winter meeting of the Southwestern Ohio Sanitarians will be held February 8 in the Civic Association auditorium. Speakers include William Johnson of Gardner Board and Carton Co, Lon Shealy of Armco, and Paul Schnedler of Armco. The program features talks on telephone courtesy, conference techniques, speaking for sales, and effective speech with a noon luncheon and a symposium by Middletown Toastmasters Club.
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Southwestern Ohio Sanitarians
Civic Association
William Johnson
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Lon Shealy
Armco
Paul Schnedler
Ida Mays
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Dorothy Wirts
Miami University
Middletown Toastmasters Club
Johnson
Shealy
Schendler
Walter H Gregg
Four Liquor Board Cases Set From Local Establishments
Four cases before the Ohio Liquor Control Board in Columbus involve Middletown, two Hamilton, and a Monroe business. Min ta Elam, doing business as Home Restaurant at 21 North Main Street, is charged with no compartment rise tank and unsatisfactory rest room conditions. Thursday’s docket lists Robert Tatman and Marie Collins Slusher of Hamilton Route 3 seeking renewal of D-1 permits, and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rays of Ye Olde Tavern Route 25 Monroe seeking renewal. Hearings begin at 9 a.m. in the board hearing room on North Third Street.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Monroe
Chio
Liquor Control
Colum
Minta Elam
North Main St
Robert Tatman
Marie Collins Slusher
Mrs. Boyd Rays
Route 25
Board Hearing
North Third St
Columbus
Aide Cheered By NATO Progress
Gen Alfred Gruenther, Eisenhower’s aide, told UN correspondents on a TV radio program that the West has made far more progress in strengthening defenses in Europe than a year ago. He cautioned that despite marked progress it cannot guarantee against aggression.
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Paris
Eisenhower
West
Alfred Gruenther
United Nations
Approaching 104 Aunt Jane Adams Reflects on Plowing
In Whitesburg Kentucky Aunt Jane Adams at 103 nears her 104th birthday and recalls plowing with the family mule. She notes a long-lived family line including her father Aaron Lucas who died at 103 and a grandfather who reached 105. Her birthday is February 10.
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Whitesburg
Jane Adams
Jane
Eli Lucas
Aaron Lucas
Champion Parader Retiring At Last
FT. RILEY Kansas veteran Army sergeant Alex W. Clemny retires after marching an estimated 5,000 parades. A bandsman in the 10th Infantry Division, he served 32 years seven months and 16 days, expressing reluctance to leave army life and his love for parades.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Alex W. Clemny
Clemny
10Th Infantry
School Days
A crossword style listing of clues with multiple definitions. Entries include topics like grade, decree, goddess, hotel, and multiplication, suggesting a themed puzzle or word-fill.
Crossword Clue Fill In From Puzzle List
A set of crossword style clues with numbered hints including empire taxes cooking vessel cap part and more covering terms from plastic to knee cap and coastal terms with terse wordplay prompts
South Takes Steps To Keep Schools Jim Crow
Montgomery report notes race conscious Southern states may ban public schools if the Supreme Court ends segregation. Georgia South Carolina and Virginia have moved toward privatized classrooms. Alabama Mississippi rumors follow with Tuskegee educator F D Patterson doubting public tax funded private options. Rep Sam Fineothard backs a private school corporation if segregation is ruled unconstitutional.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
F. D. Patterson
Tuskegee Institute
South
Macon County
Sam
States debate mixed race schooling and funding cuts
The article reports on compulsory integration orders and state responses. It notes George’s actions surpassing Engelhardt, a last year appropriation cuts for schools teaching black and white students together, and Gov Byrnes warning that defeat in court could drive South Carolina to abandon public schools, with a constitutional amendment proposal and Virginia bills to establish private options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Engelhardt
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Virginia
Mississippi Governor Expected to Seek Segregation Action
A close associate predicts Mississippi Gov. Hugh White will seek immediate legislative steps if segregation is ruled unconstitutional. The state operates but relies on subsidies for schools, with White not publicly confirming his position.
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Hugh White
Mississippi
Britannica lists GB and US as top coal producers
The encyclopedia identifies Great Britain and the United States as the leading producers of anthracite coal worldwide, highlighting their dominant role in the industry.
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Great Britain
The
United States
Constitution study to be discussed by LWV speaker
Mrs. G L Resor Jr secretary of the Citizens' Committee of Ohio and constitution chair for the state League will address Middletown League at 8 pm in the Girls' Club. The talk covers Ohio Constitution study amid November vote on constitutional convention and a Q A session follows.
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G. L. Resor, Jr
Citizens’ Committee of
Ohio and Constitution
League of Women Voters
Middletown League
League
Fred Winslow
Resor
Ohio
Leagues of
Cecil Kindred
Charles Weimer
Melvin Dawson
Gordon Bedford
J. H. Stalker
Union Leader's Slaver Freed
Cecil Cook was acquitted of murder for the Christmas Eve shooting of Lowell Simmons a former CIO Textile Workers of America business agent in Bemis. Simmons and three union men deny threats. Cook testified he acted to prevent a beating as back to work talks resume today.
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Jacker
Tenn
Cecil Cook
Cook
Lowell Simmons
Cook Home
Bemis
Simmons
CIO Textile Workers of America
Bemis Bay Co
Wife Accused As Red Gets Divorce
Mrs. Geral dine M. Breathed had a divorce decree set aside and won a new decree after her husband had claimed she was a Communist sympathizer. She testified she did all the work on their ranch and doubted she ever met a Communist.
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Los Angeles
Geraldine M. Breathed
John W. Breathed
Rates of taxation in Butler County 1951
Butler County Ohio treasurer John W Wendel announces 1951 tax levies by millage. General Fund 1.92 mills, T B Levy 0.65 mills, Conservancy 0.05 mills, for a total county levy of 2.68 mills.
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Butler County
John W Wendel
Ohio
General Fund
T. B. Levy
Conservancy
Local Meetings Set For Wednesday Community Groups
Listed gatherings include National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry at 7:30 p.m. and Kiwanis Lions at noon at Manchester Hotel. Boy’s Choir 4 p.m. at YMCA. Toastmasters 7 p.m. Gardner Employment. Alpha Council 326 Jr. O U A M 7:30 p.m. 19 North Broad. 100F Lodge 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous 7:45 p.m.. Moose Lodge 8 p.m.. Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary American Legion 8 p.m. at Silver Leaf Social Club. A divorce petition in Butler County Ohio seeks custody and property. Mary McIntosh to answer by Feb 23, 1952.
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Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
Boy's Choir
YMCA
Toastmasters Club
Gardner
Alpha Council 326
Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Blythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Mary McIntosh
Westover Street
Richmond
Kentucky
Lamon McNish
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Buena Vista
Lemon Township
Lamon MclIntosh
McIntosh
Renee Kiep
Mary Lord
Fred Ross
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Constitution Study
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Fairfield Township
Colerain
Hamilton City
Ross
Hanover
College Sans
Setee Aee
Ss. Deee
Roan Tevin
Milivinie
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Monroe Corporation
Liberty Township
Madison
Trenton Village
Trento
Tees
Milford
D. College Land
Oxford
Somerville
Morgan Township
E .Ee
Reily
Ross Township
Oxford Revens
College Ht
Reily Ss. D. College
College ‘Orner Corp
Oxford Corp
College Lene
Weenee Reily
Seven Mile Corporation
Werner Anne
Iiton Coration Sasa Eeeaeeeet
Eaee Dietown Orporation
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Carlisle
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