Peace Won't Affect Steel Supply, Iron Age Says
The Iron Age says Korea peace would not ease steel shortages in 1952. Alloy steels for autos and farm equipment remain scarce, with substitutes like boron steels emerging. Defense spending continues on schedule and metal demand remains high, with 85 percent of finished steel expected in use by Q3 and possibly 100 percent by Q4.
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NEW York
Korea
National Metalworking Weekly
the Weekly
Solitary confinement sentences divide Ohio Pen warden
In Ohio Penitentiary cases, inmates marked by annual solitary confinement on the anniversary of their crimes, including Robert L. Jamison for murder, with warden Ralph W. Alvis questioning any rehabilitative value of such punishment amid varied county practices. Castor oil is listed among products using castor oil in unrelated note.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis
Richland County
Economic outlook shifts as Korea cease fire looms
The business and finance world brace for a Korea cease fire with traders wary of fallout on arms spending and inflation. Analysts forecast slower growth, wary consumer demand, and possible shifts in government and corporate borrowing as July uncertainty clouds markets.
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Congress
U. S. Treasury
Notice of Appointment in Estate Case 25767 Powers
Case 25767 estate of Anna E Powers deceased. Noah E Powers and Paulders of Middletown Ohio named administrators to manage Anna E Powers late of Butler County Ohio. Executors must file claims within four months. Dated June 22 1950 Oscar R Lebee Probate Judge H Finkelman Attorney July 3 10 17.
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Anna E. Powers
Noah E. Powers
Paulders
Middletown
Ohio
Anna E .Powers Linan
Butler County
Wgr
Oscar R. Lebee
H. ©. Finkelman
Divorce Notice for Vivian Fleetwood in Butler County
Sherman Fleetwood filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio case 66896 on June 6 1951 alleging neglect of duty. Vivian Fleetwood last known address 4671 Cresap Avenue Cincinnati Ohio must answer by August 18 1951 or petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep Deputy Ard N Koehler Attorney. July 3 10 17 24 31 August 7.
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Middletown
Knights of Columbus of
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Harry F. Duane
State of
Maple Street
Seminary
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Joseph
Mulligan Roy E. Stutz
K of
Columbus
Motown
Baden and Fiehrer
Rentschler
Hamilton
Vivian Fleetwood
Ceniapore
Cresap Avenue
Cincinnati
Sherman Fleetwood
Joseph T. Kiep
Ard N. Koehler
H. O. Finkelman
Rhyme Time: A Midnight Bridge Game Tale
Gorda Martin tells of a man who misses dinner due to a late night bridge game. His wife ignores his call and bids a slam with strong support. Upon return, miscommunication leads to frustration as her meal is spoiled and he learns she went out swinging in the slam.
Servicemen Notes Include Promotions and Home Rotation Hopes
Mrs. James Stork reports her son James Stork has been promoted from Corporal to Sergeant on June 3 while serving with the First Cavalry Division in Korea. Cpl Robert Curtis awaits rotation home. Pvt Charles E Brown returns to the United States on a 30 day furlough from the 14th Combat Engineers Battalion.
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Elwood St
First Cavalry Division
Korea
Cpl
Robert Curtis
Clifford Curtis
Hill Ave
Corpral Curtis
Japan
Charles E. Brown
Glenn Ave
United States
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Marine Phoenix
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Toll Roads Expansion in the United States
Estimates place about 1000 miles of toll roads in operation nationwide with many hundreds more authorized. The expansion reflects growing use of toll facilities to fund road maintenance and new capacity.
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United States
Ex-Union Official Sued For 22658 In Akron Case
Reese J. Highfield former secretary treasurer and business agent of Akron Typographical Union Local Two is sued for 22258 by the union. The Common Pleas Court accuses him of illegally converting the amount to his own use and failing to account or repay. He served as an officer from 1942 to 1950.
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Akron
Reese J. Highfield
AFL
Common Pleas Court
Highfield
Springfield Commission Allows Bingo With Policy But Keeps Gambling Ban
City commissioners approved policy language for operation or benefit bingo games but upheld the city ordinance banning all gambling. The vote follows a months long gambling cleanup that kept bingo illegal. An unrelated note estimated dust in the earth’s atmosphere would form a 587 foot cube.
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Springfield
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