Tax Examiner To Aid Vendors In Warren County
Charles Lampe, sales tax examiner, will visit Warren County locations from July 26 to July 31 to help vendors prepare sales tax returns for January 1 to June 30 1951. Venues include Morrow City Building Waynesville Bank Franklin City Building and the Warren County Courthouse. Vendors must bring purchase orders and list stamp purchases with dates totals and serial numbers and file or mail returns to the Treasurer of State by August 1 1951 to avoid delinquency.
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Lebanon
Charles Lampe
Warren County
Lampe
Morrow City
Missing Plane Mystery Baffles Milford Police
State Police hunted for clues in a phantom crash after tips of a plane in the Pocono Mountains near Milford sparked rumors of a commercial jet, Air Force craft, or seaplane, though no missing aircraft were confirmed and commercial airlines reported none missing.
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Milford
Cocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Arlines
Kappa Society Plans Annual Family Picnic
CAMDEN The Kappa Kappa Chi society of the Camden Presbyterian Church will hold its annual family picnic this Friday evening at the roadside park south of Fairhaven. The outing starts at 6 30 p.m. Topics for the sermon at Camden and Somerville Presbyterian Churches Sunday morning include Gossip and Forest Fires with Jean Pottenger at the organ.
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Camden
Kappa Kappa Chi Society
Camden Presbyterian Church
Fairhaven
Kenneth Morse
Somerville
Jean Pottenger
Orgatron
Firemen respond to fainting incident on Seventeenth Ave
Firefighters arrived at 709 Seventeenth Ave at 11 30 a m to find Miss Bernice Rigby unconscious. She was transported to a hospital and admitted for observation.
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Seventeenth Ave
Bernice Rigby
Man Electrocuted Cutting Tree Limb Near Mansfield
A 25 year old man, Richard Lookabaugh, was electrocuted when a tree limb he was cutting fell across a high tension line near Mansfield. The report notes there are 40 peaks over a mile high in the Great Smokies spanning North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Mansfield
Richard Lookabaugh
Near
Great Smokies
North Carolina
Tennessee
Rites Thursday for Wife of Man Who Spoke Here
Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p m in New Paris Ohio for Mrs Hallie F Wiant 64 wife of missionary Paul P Wiant who spoke at the First Methodist Church here three months ago She died Monday in an Hardin County auto crash that overturned after a tire blew out Rev Wiant a missionary who visited every Methodist station in China and built churches hospitals and schools also survives with his mother two sons and a sister Visitation is at Richeson Wicks ham Funeral Home St Paris Ohio through Thursday noon before cremation in Columbus The couple was en route when the accident occurred
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New Paris
China
Hallie F. Wiant
Hardin County
Paul P. Wiant
Bank Returns Bad Check Fee Increase Refund
A Cleveland Trust Company raised its bad check fee from 50 cents to one dollar and refunded the difference after a complaint to the Office of Price Stabilization. OPS attorney Creighton Miller said refunds will total about ten to fifteen thousand dollars, and it was unclear if the hike violated OPS rules. The bank is applying to continue the increase.
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Cleveland
Office of Price Stabilization
Cleveland Trust Company
OPS
Creighton Miller
Miller
Detroit Auto Plants Idle Over Labor Dispute
About 20,000 workers were idle in Detroit as Hudson kept 10,000 home for a 21st straight day amid a production rate dispute with management and the CIO United Auto Workers Union. Plymouth and De Soto divisions stalled with about 6,000 idle. Briggs Manufacturing laid off 4,500 as output slowed and a discharge dispute spread.
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Detroit
Hudson
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
Plymouth
de Soto
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Second Baptist Trustee Aides Plan First Meeting
The Trustee Aides of the Second Baptist Church schedule their first meeting for 8 30 p m Thursday at Mrs. Gertrude Allen's home. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Second Baptist Church
Gertrude Allen
Bill seeks 2.65 million for Cincinnati VA office
Rep. William E. Hess of Ohio introduced a bill requesting 2,650,000 dollars to fund a new Veterans Administration regional office in Cincinnati. The proposal targets federal construction funds to house VA operations in Ohio.
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Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Cincinnati
William E. Hess
Ohio
U S Potato Yields Rise From 110 to 238 Bushels
historical yield figures show the average U S potato yield climbed from 110 bushels per acre between 1919 and 1938 to 238 bushels per acre by 1950, reflecting substantial productivity gains.
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U. S
Defiance Gets New Hospital In Ohio
Defiance citizens will dedicate a new 1 025 000 hospital with 65 patient capacity and nursery for 23 babies. Gov. Frank Lausche and Health Director John Porterfield will attend as Ohio dignitaries. Voters approved 650000 in bonds. federal funds cover the rest and local donations seek 40000 for extra equipment.
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Defiance
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
John
Government Fails To Have Revoked Reds' Bail Bonds
In New York the government failed to place 16 Communist leaders in U S marshals custody while seeking to revoke bail and raise bonds. Judge Leibell referred the bail question to Judge Ryan for a hearing and denied temporary detention. The 17 defendants appeared in court. Amter’s bond remains $1,000. Bail totals were $185,000 with a proposed rise to $875,000 and revocation requests for Civil Rights Congress and immigration case bail.
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New York
United States
Vincent L. Leibell
Sylvester J. Ryan
Leibell
Ryan
Israel Amter
Civil Rights Congress
U. S
Congress
Most Wanted Thief Sought on FBI List
The FBI added Ernest Tait to its ten most wanted list. Tait, an Indianapolis native, is sought for an April 1 burglary attempt at the Elks Club in New Castle, Indiana, where a bloody gun battle occurred. He reportedly fled after wounding an officer, while his accomplice Richard Schmidt was captured with a severed spinal cord from a bullet.
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Washington
FBI Today
Ernest Tait
Tait
Indianapolis
Elks Club
New Castle
Ind
FBI
Richard Schmidt
Bureau
Schmidt
Trio Believed Drowned After Lake Huron Boat Accident
PORT HURON Mich AP three of four fishing partners near Lexington are believed drowned in Lake Huron. The search continued through the night by air and sea with flares along the shore. Mrs Muriel Koerber 35 of Detroit Smiths sister in law washed ashore. Gretchen Davis 24 of Detroit was rescued. Clarence Smith 40 of Detroit and Robert Krass 64 Buffalo NY remain missing.
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Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
Lexington
Clarence Smith
Detroit
Robert Krass
St. Joseph's Boys School
Buffalo
N. Y
Muriel Koerber
Smith
Gretchen Davis
Army Won’t Call Any Warren Men
Warren county draft board clerk Marjorie Revenaugh announced no Warren County men will be called for pre induction physical exams in July. Seven men will be inducted on Monday July 30. Names will be announced later. G H Gerke of Franklin has joined the board replacing Fred Robison who recently resigned.
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Lebanon
Marjorie Revenaugh
Warren County
G. H. Gerke
Franklin
Fred Robison
Polish-born immigrant 250000th arrival greeted in New York
Volodymyr Holubin stepped ashore in New York as the 250,000th displaced person to reach the United States. The Polish-born newcomer, his wife and three daughters aged seven five and three were cheered by a full-dress reception before heading to Woodruff Wisconsin where he will work on a farm.
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New York
Volodymyr Holubin
Europe
Holubin
Hoinbin
Woodruff
Wis
Cries For Help End in Downtown Stabbing Death
In broad daylight on Washington streets, Donald C. Beatty of Salisbury North Carolina, shouted for help as he was stabbed by a knife wielder. The assailant, Frank Williams, 32, waited on the sidewalk after the attack as police arrived. motive not yet found.
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Washington
Donald C. Beatty
Salisbury
N. C
New York Ave
St. W. W
Beatty
Frank Williams
Korean Casualties 616 In Last Week
U S battle casualties in Korea rose to 78 726 after an increase of 616 since last week The Defense Department weekly summary lists killed in action wounded missing and total battle deaths and notes 164 more killed and 448 more wounded plus 4 more missing for the week Also includes breakdowns and adjustments for returns captures and deaths as of Friday.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Defense Department
Lst
Klenheims To Meet At Armco Park
The Kleinhein reunion will be held at Armco Park in Middletown on Sunday July 15. A basket dinner is planned at noon followed by an afternoon program. All Kleinhein family members are urged to attend.
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Lebanon
Armco Park
Middletown
Glenna Kleinhein
Economic Development plan sparks tax debate in Senate
Business groups push AFL Urging as the Committee for Economic Development presents its plan. Senator Flanders welcomes it while J Cameron Thomson argues the House tax bill overburdens middle and low income brackets. Thomson proposes a five percent surtax after levies.
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Committee For Economic Development
CED
Flanders
R-Vi
J. Cameron Thomson
Minneapolis
Thomson
Wheat Harvest Pushes Ahead Yet Yields Fall Short
Lebanon county reports show wheat harvest under full steam as good weather drives combines. First samples tested at Brants elevator with 59 and 59 across loads from Sellers and Bailey. Loan rates set at No 1 2.29 and No 2 2.29 with eligibility for farmers storing on farm or warehouse.
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Lebanon
Berman Ross
Zane Brant
Brant’s, Inc
Brant
Lee White
Lebanon Farmers Co-op
Charles Sellers
Walter Bailey
Sellers
Bailey
Warren County
Ohio Firm Held To Blame In Blast At South Amboy
A 9,000 count federal indictment accuses Kilgore Manufacturing Company of Newark Ohio of negligence in a May 19 1950 explosive blast at South Amboy New Jersey that killed 31 workers and caused over 10 million dollars in property damage. If convicted on all counts fines could reach up to 900 million dollars depending on violations and harm. The indictment, returned by a federal grand jury, cites ICC rule violations for packing detonators with munitions in the same cases bound for overseas shipment.
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Ohio
South Amboy
Newark
N.J
U. S
N. J
Kilgore Manufacturing Company
Kilgore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Schwartz
van Atta
South
Three-Point Demand for Korea Cease Fire Plan Emerges
UN delegates pursue a six point outline seeking a 12 mile buffer at the 38th parallel and a return to the June 25 1950 status. They call for withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea and immediate prisoner exchange talks as broadcasts from Pyongyang and Beijing outline a plan fixing the 38th parallel as the demarcation line and creating a non military zone.
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38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Korea
Burke
Moscow
Nam
Tung Hua
Red
Korea Talks Open As Communist Proposals Prompt Debate
UN negotiators opened discussions on the Korean crisis with a mix of Communist demands and Allied responses. The bloc urged restoring areas to the June 25, 1950 status quo and immediate prisoner exchanges while calling for rapid foreign troop withdrawals to aim for a political resolution of the war.
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Red
Moscow Radio
Burke
Korea
Sanderson enters city race as new Commission candidate
Arthur Sanderson 918 Beech Sr. assistant to Armco traffic manager picked up petitions to run for City Commission. A 45 year old Middletown native and WWII Air Force veteran, he has long been active in Eagles Moose and American Legion groups and serves on a board of directors for the Association. Glenn Venatta also plans a bid while incumbent Carmody seeks re election as terms of Carmody Hill and Stiles expire this year.
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Arthur Sanderson
Beech Sr
Armco East Side
Sanderson
Middletown High School
Armco
Eagles Lodge
Moose Lodge
American Legion
Eagles
Association
Charles Sanderson
Woodlawn Ave
Margaret Sanderson
Glenn Venatta
Francis Carmody
Commission
Carmody
Ross A. Hill
C. B. Stiles
Soldier Smuggled From Camp Receives Medical Discharge
Stanley Amborski, a 21 year old private smuggled from Fort Leonard Wood by his parents for medical neglect claims, was discharged yesterday in the Great Lakes naval district. Drafted April 3, the incident occurred April 29. discharge cites disability for the government. His mother contested service connection for benefits.
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Chicago
Stanley Amborski
Fort Leonard Wood
Great Lakes Naval District
Amborski
John Amberski
Ashland Police Judge Automates Municipal Court Start
Police Judge Gene A Nichols automatically becomes Ashland's Municipal Court judge on January 1, following a ruling by Common Pleas Judge H E Culbertson. Nichols was elected police judge through 1953, and Culbertson held he could serve as municipal judge until then.
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Ashland
Gene A.nichols
Common Pleas
H. E. Culbertson
Nichols
Culbertson
Higher level talks follow armistice after truce takes hold
After an armistice comes into effect, further negotiations proceed at a higher level. Earlier Allied remarks tied restoring the prewar status quo to the 38th parallel, placing it in political considerations.
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Lincoln-Mercury Co
Roselawn
Dia
Bill Holland
Richmond
Colored News
Lucile Banks
Golden Link Sewing Club
Brown Tea Room
Helen Harris
Rachel Crane
Bell Mason
Pearl Maxberry
Ninth Ave
Camp Middlemoor
Jean Washington
Eleanore Jones
Girl Scout
Christine Hamilton
Baltimore St
Hammond
Trio
Central Ave
Cal Savings & Loan CO
Klenheims
AFL Urging
Lee Mll
Thyavals
Carsuilt
Ports
Karl Minst
Cliff Reece
Brant’s
Ross
Wren County
S. W. Losh
Production and Marketing Administration
Joseph B. Schwartz
New Jersey
H. I. Hodes
Kaesong
Pyongyang
Peiping Radio
Munsan
South Main St
Oxford State Rd
Art Sanderson
John Nebrozsi, Jr
General Insurance
Fast End
Caromel
Carter
Cincinnati Race Bowl
Reading
Furstave
Grimes ST
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