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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1957

Page

2

Independent union backs noncompliance vote at Aeronca plants

Aeronca Independent Union executive committee voted not to seek Taft Hartley compliance to qualify for the NLRB election. The move likely leaves the vote in Aeronca plants to UAW AFL CIO or to no union. Union president Agee said members opposed non Communist affidavits, while endorsing IRS finance probes and maintaining election integrity. The NLRB order followed accusations of company interference in the 1956 election.

Aeronca Independent Union Aeronca Manufacturing Corp National Labor Relations Board Aeronca United Auto Workers Afl-Cio Ec Yw Anyunvcu Robert Agee Don DeFrates NLRB Cincinnati Agee ATU Independent Union DeFrates UAW Internal Revenue Service Department of Labor AIU Middletown-area Washington UAW. Com Washington Board

Court Clerk’s Office to Cut Evening Hours in Middletown

The Middletown Municipal Court clerk’s office will close at night for two weeks starting midnight tomorrow. Night hours resume 8 p.m. July 2. The office will also be closed Saturday afternoons July 20 and 27. Deputy clerk Ruth Lawson will be on vacation during the period. Regular daytime hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. remain unchanged. The Great Lakes Naval center trained 125000 sailors in World War I and more than a million in World War II.

Middletown Janet Davis Ruth Lawson Great Lakes

Middletown Considers Possible Asiatic Flu Link

Local doctor notes unusual influenza activity with cases resembling the Asiatic flu but says definite identification requires lab tests. Health officials report no confirmed suspected Asiatic cases, while the Ohio Health Department asks for updates on statewide flu numbers and travel-related exposure.

City Health Department Robert Mee - Co Ohio Department of Health

Rev Blount Named Pastor In Colorado

The Rev Ballard B Blount son of Mrs Katherine Blount Middletown Hamilton Pike has been chosen pastor of the First Baptist Church in La Junta Colorado. He is a 1941 Middletown High School graduate and holds an A B from William Jewell College Liberty Missouri 195. He studied at Central Theological Seminary Kansas City and has worked as an admissions counselor at Jewell for three years. He previously pastored Wheeling Missouri and Park Ridge Baptist Church Kansas City Missouri. His wife Joyce Ramsey and two daughters Robyn three and Lori one accompany him.

Ballard B. Blount Katherine Blount Middletown-Hamilton Pike First Baptist Church la Junta Colo Wheeling, Mo Park I Ridge Kansas City Joyce Ramsey James Ramsey Curryer Road Robyn Lori

Passenger Trends Show One Third Travel London to Paris

A historical tally indicates roughly one third of travelers head between London and Paris. The pattern reflects early transcontinental tourism and business movement shaped by rail and ferry routes.

London and Paris

Car Hits Parked Auto Signs and Motorist Arrested

A 22 year old Franklin man Charles Newson was arrested after his car struck a parked auto on Yankee Road then hit a sign and two utility poles. He was charged with fleeing the scene and careless driving. Minor injuries were treated at Middletown Hospital.

Franklin Man Yankee Road Charles Newson Canal St 4Th Avenue Newson Middletown Hospital Th Avenue Frank Dean Jr Yankee Rd Dean S. Broad Street Riggs Ambulance Dale Moon Taylor Ave Jessie Keller Andrews St N. Sutphin Street Manchester Avenue

Negotiations With Coolidge Set Wednesday

The United Auto Workers and Coolidge Corp begin contract talks at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Coolidge’s Tytus Avenue offices. The UAW will be represented by Benny Wilberding, W. F. Cole, and a Local 1266 committee, with Cincinnati attorney Hulse Hays for the company.

United Auto Workers Afl-Cio Coolidge Corp Tytus Avenue Auto Workers Coolidge NLRB Middletown Hulse Hays Cincinnati Benny Wilberding W. F Cole Hamilton UAW International UAW

Hillsboro to Auction Lincoln School Building Aug 26

Hillsboro Ohio board of education will sell the 92 year old Lincoln school at auction August 26. The former all Negro school was central to a two year court fight over segregation following a U S Supreme Court ruling. The building has not been used since 1955 56 term.

Hillsboro Ohio Hillsboro Board of Education Lincoln School

Thieves steal cash and check from local home

Police learned thieves broke into Robert Gade’s home at 408 Highview Rd between 6 and 9 p.m. Wednesday. About $85 from a money bag and a $45 check plus $90 in cash were stolen. detectives Roy Crout and James Howerton investigated.

Robert Gade Highview Rd Gade Buckeye Paper Products Co Billfeld Dets Roy Crout James Howerton

Bicycle theft reported at Yankee Pool

Billy Lewis of 1408 Oxford State Rd. reported his bicycle stolen near the Yankee Pool. Detectives arrested Bill McCall, 29, of 1803 Columbia Ave. on a fugitive warrant from South Bend Ind for failure to provide. Harold Anders, 28, of 616 Granada Ave. was arrested on a forgery warrant tied to a $55 check filed by John Borders.

Billy Lewis Oxford State Rd Yankee Pool Bill McCall Columbia Ave South Bend Ind Harold Anders Granada Ave John Borders

Middletown Conducts Silent Mock Air Raid

A city wide drill in Middletown involved 11 o’clock whistles and a three minute blast but no instructions arrived for sections to act. Shoppers, street cleaners, and news staff carried on as police fielded only a few calls about the sound while residents reacted with disbelief or humor.

Paul Wilson Wilson First Avenue The Journal Middletown

Two Butler County Firms Receive Charters

Charters issued to two Butler County corporations according to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. The M. A. M. Realty Co. in Middletown is led by John H. Maura and John M. Carter. Butler County Dairy Service, a non profit, aims to broaden farmer involvement in dairying with offices in Hamilton. Trustees include Clyde L. Stitzel, John A. Davis, Robert Coleman, Wittese Bowers, Ralph Line, and Albert Rothfuss.

Butler County Ted W. Brown M. A. M. Realty Co Middletown John H. Maura John M Carter Butler County Dairy Service Hamilton Clyde L. Stitzel Okeawa John A. Davis Robert Coleman Andwittese Bow

Short Circuit Blamed For Fire At Social Club

A short circuit in an electric light caused a fire at the Silver Leaf Social Club 904 8th Ave last night. Firemen from multiple companies and an emergency squad fought the blaze from 7 05 p m until 8 50 p m. Contents were not damaged. Police took Ricardo Amos 2 to Middletown Hospital after a seizure at 826 17th Ave.

Silver Leaf Social Club 8Th Ave Companies 1 17Th Ave Ricardo Amos Middletown Hospital

Thompson Ready To Quit Hospital

Charles Thompson, ailing city manager, is to be dismissed from Middletown Hospital today. Thompson, 29, suffered a severe delayed reaction to penicillin shots given during a recent influenza attack and was admitted Wednesday night after a rash appeared on his face and scalp.

Charles Thompson Middletown Hospital Thompson

Police warn parents after man exposes himself to girls

Police chief Joseph Blackmore urged Middletown parents to tell children to record the license number of a man who exposed himself to two girls aged 10 and 11 on Monroe Street and Central Avenue. The incident occurred about 1 p.m. yesterday when a young man in an old car opened a door and exposed himself.

Joseph Blackmore Middletown Monroe Street Central Avenue

You Just Try It MEMPHIA Sign at bank branch

A branch bank posts Do Not Park signs at the drive in window. In Utah the death penalty for murder is by hanging or shooting, per legal notes.

Memphia Utah

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