U S Retains Hopeful Food Aid From Sea to East Germans
U S authorities say food for East Germany is en route by sea and ongoing talks in Washington Bonn and Berlin explore alternate aid routes. Molotov dismisses Eisenhower offer as propaganda while Adenauer calls Moscow action regrettable. West Berliners push for access to food via West Berlin and interzonal trade as hunger grows in the East zone. Reuter urges eventual acceptance of aid and plans for delivery.
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Berlin
East Germany
United States
Moscow
U. S
Germany
Washington
Bonn
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
U. S. High Commission
Haps
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Socialist Party
Montag Morgen
Reuter
East Zone
Free Book Promises Relief for Arthritis and Rheumatism
The Ball Clinic offers a free 44 page book titled Rheumatism that explains why drugs provide only temporary relief and describes a non surgical, non medical treatment proven over 33 years. No obligation to request. Send requests to The Ball Clinic Dept 1922 Excelsion Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsion Springs
Missouri
Bus Tie Up Threatens Columbus Transit Strike
In Columbus a bus strike looms as CIO Transport Workers Union members threaten action Thursday over fares and wages. The dispute centers on a 10 cent hourly raise, 44 hour week by July 16, and fare increases from 10 to 11 cents, with the company seeking 15 cents and City Council demands. Council President Joseph R. Jones plans a compromise at tonight's meeting.
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Columbus, O
Columbus
CIO Transport Workers Union
Columbus Transit Co
Joseph R. Jones
Death Toll Decision Pending Over Boy Cyclist
Hamilton Ohio special report notes a six year old boy, William Morgan, killed when a tractor trailer backed into private property at 22 Kirk Ave. The death may or may not be charged to Butler County 1953 traffic toll, per coroner Dr Garret J Boone. The boy was the 33rd traffic fatality in Butler County this year. Funeral services were held.
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Hamilton
Ohio Department of Vital Statistics
William
Billy) Morgan
Chester Morgan
High St
Kirk Ave
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Steel Chiefs Optimistic For Late Quarter Demand
In a Steel weekly report, analysts warn that reductions in fourth quarter demand may only hit premium-priced tonnage. Optimism exists among steel company sales executives for large tonnage orders in the fourth quarter, with autos remaining a major user despite some sluggish used car sales. Ingot and casting output for the week ending July 11 fell 1.5 points to 94.5 percent of capacity.
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Cleveland
Metalworking Weekly
Steel Company
Automobile Industry
Rockefeller Plaza Detour Forgoes Day for Private Street Status
Rockefeller Plaza in New York was closed for 12 hours to preserve its private street status. The annual closure has occurred for 19 years to satisfy a city regulation. Columbia University owns most land at the center.
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New York
Rockefeller Plaza
Rockefeller Center
Columbia University
New York Fire Loss in 1952 Report Highlights Losses
The fire commissioner’s annual report shows 52 741 fires in New York City during 1952 causing losses near 27 million dollars. One hundred sixty people died and arson charges were filed against 160 individuals, with 84 convictions.
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New York
Back-To-Wall Rancher Finds New Business
In Snyder Oklahoma a drought stressed rancher Clay Weaver 42 and his sister pivot to selling cattle directly to consumers from a small shop. After a $271 first day they now buy cattle from area ranchers and offer affordable beef locally while supporting his ailing wife and three children.
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Snyder
Okla
Oklahoma
Kiowa
Weaver
Damage Nil In 3 Alarms
Middletown firefighters answered three alarms with no property damage. Heavy smoke from a kitchen line short circuit at Silver Leaf Social Club 904 Eighth Ave. Spontaneous straw ignition in a garage at 1103 Young St. Beans burned at 626 Crawford St.. no damage beyond beans.
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Middletown
Silver Leaf Social Club
Eighth Ave
Young St
Martha Dillman
George Raffles
Crawford St
Community Meeting Schedule and Probate Notice
Meeting notices list events for Monday through Tuesday by Lily of the Valley Chapter CES Civitan Rotary Middletown Sertoma FOE Ledge Sportsmen VFW with times and venues. A probate notice appoints George EB Speidel as executor for Martin Elser's estate in Middletown, Ohio, with a four month creditor claim window dated June 17, 1933.
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Civitan and Rotary Clubs
Manchester Hotel
Middletown
Martin Elser
George EB. Speidel
Pittsburgh
Butler County
Ohio
Harry F. Walsh
Walter R. Bender
Rites Tomorrow For Boy First Drowning Victim
Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home for Carliss Chapman Jr 13 son of Carliss Chapman and wife of 5877 Ross Road Hamilton Butler County’s first drowning victim of year. He drowned after slipping from an inner tube and sinking in 15 feet of water in a private pool on the family farm where his parents are caretakers. Rescue attempts lasted about 20 minutes.
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Hamilton
Brown - Dawson
Carliss Chapman
Ross Road
Butler County
En Route To The Jamboree Scouts Train Journey
Scouts describe a long overnight train trip aboard the Jamboree Train from Middletown to Cincinnati and on to St. Louis Kansas City and Denver with layovers. They note crowded cars, early wakeups, meals at Fred Harvey’s, photos, cards, and anticipation of Cedar City Utah.
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Kansas City
B&o
Cincinnati
Middletown
St. Louis
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