Truman Fact Board Sparks Labor and Management Debate
Charles R. Hook of Armco Steel criticizes President Truman s plan to use a fact finding board to settle the steel dispute with United Steelworkers. He warns the procedure could undermine free collective bargaining and set a future pattern, arguing the board should report facts without recommendations under the National Labor Relations Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
United Steelworkers
CSO
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Hook
Cyclist Hurt Seriously In Crash Friday
A West Middletown motorcyclist, Oscar Hunsicker, 26, in Route 1, was admitted to Middletown Hospital about 11 PM Friday with multiple injuries after a crash on Elk Creek Road near Miltonville. Captain Kenneth Sharp of the Salvation Army reported finding the motorcycle about 60 feet away. the man lay incoherent on the road. Details were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Elk Creek Rd
Miltonville
Kenneth Sharp
Salvation Army
Sharp
Oscar Hunsicker
Plans For Writer Ole da Schrottky Appearance
Budget talks and plans for welcoming Miss Ole da Schrottky dramatic advisor of the National Girl Scout Organization highlighted the Girl Scout Public Oan Committee meeting. A campaign heralding her Middletown visit on October 12 includes a noon luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. The dramatist is known for stories about Girl Scout experiences. After the session, members viewed slides from a summer camp and enjoyed an educational film for leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleda Schrottky
National
Girl Scout Organization
Embers
Miss Schrottsky
Middletown
Manchester
Officers recover car reported stolen by Fred Barker
Officers recovered a vehicle reported stolen by Fred Barker of 2105 Hill Ave at 5 a.m. today, only half an hour after the report. The car was found on Clinton Street rather than in the 100 block of South Canal as the owner believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barker
Hill Ave
Clinton S&t
South Canal
Truck Roadeo Entry Deadline Extended in Middletown
Friday’s entry deadline for Middletown’s Truck Roadeo has been extended one week per safety director Paul Wilson. The event, July 30 at LeSourdsville Lake, draws multiple drivers. 13 entries already received. A televised extension, with Frank Taylor’s “flying red horse” act, and Marvin Clark and Charles Walke to assist in field judging, were announced at roadeo committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Truck Roadeo
Paul Wilson
Roadeo Committee
LeSourdsville Lake
Wilson
Safety Council
Charles Dumford
Marvin Clark
E Commission
Charles B. Walke
Butler County
Flyng Red Horse
Frank Taylors
Gilford
Ind
Frank Kirby
Columbus
Sec
Obituary of Mildred Kohr DuChemin 44
Mrs Mildred Kohr DuChemin 44 died Saturday at 5 am at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after an operation two weeks ago. She worked in the Stone Container Corp office here. Survived by son Robert her mother Mrs William Kohr Franklin and brother Clarence Miamisburg. Funeral services by Robert Eaton Funeral Home are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kohr DuChemin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
DuChemin
Stone Container Corporation
Robert
Wiliam Kohr
Franklin
Clarence
Miamisburg
Robert Eaton
Eva Walker 74 Dies. Services Set in Blanchester
Mrs Eva Walker 74 died at her Blanchester home after a six month illness. Services at Hannah funeral home Blanchester at 2 p m today. Survived by two sons Erwin Middletown Sanford Bellevue Ky a daughter Mrs J E Carnahan Blanchester a sister Mrs Carrie Parsons Columbus six grandchildren six great grandchildren. Burial at ICCF Cemetery Blanchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchester
Eva Walker
Hannah
Erwin
Middletown
Sanford
Bellevue
J. E. Carnahan
Carrie Parsons
Columbus
1.C.C.F
Deaths Last Night Thorvald Soberg noted copyright pioneer
Thorvald Soberg aged 97 died in Bethesda Maryland. He was a first registrar of copyrights in the United States and an international authority on copyright law. Born in Manitowoc Wisconsin, Soberg made lasting contributions to copyright jurisprudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washin Bethesda
Thorvald Soberg
United States
Manitowoc
Wis
Logan man William Le Voir Card longtime NBC executive
William Le voir Card, 45, of Los Angeles, is identified as a former program and talent director for the National Broadcasting Company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
William Levoir Card
Los Angeles
National Broadcasting Company
New York
River traffic halted at Dam 31 in Ohio River incident
The Huntington District Corps of Engineers ordered three days of halted river traffic at Dam 31 near Portsmouth due to an accident on a repair project. A coffer dam failed, a child died, five others injured, and a 12.5 foot stage is awaited before continuing repairs and lifting wickets. Boats upstream stop below the dam and downstream traffic halts above it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
Dam
Portsmouth
Huntington District Corps of Engineers
J. C. Bole
Bole
Ernest Adkins
Barboursville
Rome Police Evict Luciano From City in Dope Ring Case
Rome police released Charles Luciano, known as Lucky Luciano, after finding no link to a dope ring. They ordered him to leave Rome and head to Lercara Friddi in Sicily, taking his dancer girlfriend Igea Lissoni with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Charles
Lucky
Luciano
New York
United States
Lercara Friddi
Sicily
Igea Lissoni
Messenger Boy Found Dead in Elevator Crush
In Cleveland a 16 year old Western Union messenger, Donald Hein, was found crushed beneath a freight elevator car. Two undelivered telegrams were located under the car, with a theory that they dropped down the shaft and the boy attempted retrieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Western Union
Donald Hein
Hein
Special Sunday Services At City Building Involve Local Clergy
The Christian Rescue Mission hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. with Rev. E. W. Ward as principal speaker and a 40 voice choir. Rev. Roy Vinson of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Lockland Ohio leads 3 p.m. service at Friendship Baptist Church. A community prayer band meets at 6 p.m. at the tent on Michigan Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Rescue Mission
E. W. Ward
Roy Vinson
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Lockland, O
Friendship Baptist Church
Michigan Ve
Daytonian in Crash Remains in Serious Condition
Glen Reynolds a 23 year old Dayton resident remains in serious condition after an automobile crash on Route 25 south of Monroe Friday morning. He was taken to Middletown Hospital unconscious with severe lacerations and body bruises. Four other minor accidents were reported in the city and vicinity Friday including a minor collision on Crawford Street and a rear end collision on Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Reynolds
Dayton
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Reynolds
Mildred D. Hensley
West Middletown
Crawford St
Elmer Sorrell
South Ave
Hensley
Sorrell
Central Ave
Donald Guntle
Germantown
Joseph Blashock
Lafayette St
Guntle
Central
Blashock
Broad St
Ari Keezer
Glen Lane
Olney L. Hatten
Pearl St
Ohio Senate Closes After Late Session Jests and Cheers
The Ohio Senate wrapped up at 12:06 a m after a playful session with jokes about licensing poultry dressers and a toy hen presented to Senator Dobbs. Senator Deddens teased opponents while Senator Mechem used his ten minutes to mock colleagues. Lieutenant Governor Nye was cited as Pike County's illustrious son amid applause and desk banging as Senators prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Deddens
Senate
Cincinnati Republican
Catherine R. Dobbs
Barberton
Dodds
Deddens
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Mechem
Mahoney
Dwight L. Matchette
Cities Spend Big On Recreation to Boost Happiness and Health
The Recreation Year Book shows 1 635 cities in the U S and Canada spent over 96000000 on community recreation in 1948 funded mostly by taxes and other funds. Leaders earned salaries, bond issues totaled over 21000000, and volunteers numbered 89234 with men leading more than women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Recreational Association
U.S
Canada
Cycle Races at Douglas Park Highlight Local Event
One hundred fifty spectators witnessed bicycle tricycle and wagon races at Douglas Park last evening. Winners include Paul Perkins in the bicycle dash with Georgana Hood and Phillip Gregory and David Williams in other events. Roberta Gibbs and James Saunders directed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Park
Paul Perkins
Georgana Hood
Phillip Gregory
David Willams
Joseph Tipton
Paul Gates
David Williams
Bobby Miller
David Willight
Mathew Thomson
Buck Bailey
Dolly Hughley
James Mathews
Freddie Richards
Roberta Gibbs
James Saunders
Births at Hospital Reported for Three Families
Mr and Mrs Coy Hall 605 Elwood St have a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Milton Berry 832 Eighteenth Ave have a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Rush see route 2 have a boy born Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Coy Hall
Elwood St
Milton Berry
Eighteenth Ave
Eugene Rush
Friay
Medical notices listing patients in Garfield to Exelle areas
A list of patients with home towns from Garfield St to Exelle including many with surgical or medical status. Names include John Sexton Oscar Hunsicker Jr Mrs Calvin Morrison Miss at Tuggle and others. One entry notes hospital transfer to Miami Valley Hospital Dayton for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sexton
Garfield St
Oscar Hunsicker, Jr
West Middletown
Calvin Morrison, Jr
Yankee Rd
At Tuggle
Coles Rd
Escue DeHart
Karen Hall
Donald Hall
Bethany Medical
Richard List
Stanley List
Nelbar St
Ella Rice
Young St
John Draut, Sr
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Surgical
Car Keys Stolen From Germantown Owner’s Car
W M Conley of Germantown Route 1 reported his car parked in front of the Montgomery Ward Store had its keys stolen. The incident involved a homeowner alleging theft of keys from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Conley
Germantown
Montgomery-Ward
Police Briefs Include Warrants Bond Releases
Spurgeon Wells, 44, of 1526 Meadow Ave, was arrested at police headquarters on an armed with warrant signed by Lucille Brewer of 1232 Prospect Ave and released on a 200 dollar cash bond to appear in Municipal Court. James Smith, 49, of 1723 Central Ave, was arrested at Central Ave and Wall St for non payment of a ten dollar fine. Loss of car license 451 MW reported by Paul Huffman of 2012 Pear St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Marcus
Garfield St
Hatten
Keezer
Olice
Marcus
Route 4
Todhunter Rd
Gladys Williams
Middletown
Robert Wiles
Worthington
Williams
Wiles
Squire Lammie Bailey
Spurgeon Wells
Meadow Ave
James Smith
Central Ave
Wall St
Paul Huffman
Pear St
Man released on bond. woman arrested for disorderly conduct
Glenn Kirkland was released Friday on a $1,000 bond on a statutory warrant. Mrs. Margaret Cornele, 44, of 1800 Woodlawn Ave., was arrested at 2:15 a.m. on a disorderly conduct charge after police at the 27 Taxi office reported she was fighting with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Kirkland
Margaret Cornele
Woodlawn Ave
YMCA man turns in three keys found at Douglas Park
Jerry Nardiello of the YMCA turned over to police three keys found at Douglas Park early Friday. Authorities investigated the discovery and logged the incident as a routine property report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nardiello
YMCA
Douglas Park
Woman reports purse lost near Schiff Shoe Store
Mrs. Paul Conley of 2011 Howard Ave reported to police at 3 30 p m the loss of her purse containing 20 in cash. She said the loss occurred somewhere in the vicinity of Schiff Shoe Store on Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Conley
Howard Ave
Conley
Schiff Shoe Store
Central Ve
Theft Reported of Green License 4883 Vehicle
John C. Stahl of 324 Charles St reported to police that a green license 4883 vehicle was stolen from in front of his home Thursday and the incident was filed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Stahl
Charles St
Stahl
Burglary Alarm Report at Standt Jewelry Store
Police responded to a burglar alarm at Standt Jewelry Store Friday night at 9 34 finding only the alarm sounding after arrival the manager was summoned to shut off the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standt
Ohio Legislature Approves Increased Local Government Aid
The Ohio House passed a bill raising state subsidies to local governments in Butler County from 12 million to 18 million dollars, promising about 110 thousand dollars more for the county treasury and its towns. The exact distribution remains to be fixed by the Butler County Budget Commission as the measure heads to Gov. Lauch. The Senate had previously restored a 2 million dollar appropriation for five state supported institutions, including the University of Oxford, to the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Butler County
Ohio House
Senate
Butler County Budget Commission
R. H. Smith
Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Frank J. Lausche
Hio Senate
Ami University At
Oxford
Franklinites Fined for Disorderly House Charge
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Huff of Wilson Street Franklin appeared before Mayor J. T. Riley yesterday charged with operating a disorderly house and disturbing the peace. Each was fined ten dollars with suspension if they depart town within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Huff
Wilson St
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Japanese beetles swarm around Cleveland roses
Japanese beetles are swarming through Cleveland damaging roses and troubling residents. The pest feeds on foliage and flowers, threatening ornamental plants around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Listings
Paramount shows Lust for Gold Lost Tribe Neptune's Daughter at multiple times through Sunday. Strand features Rustlers Incident Disaster Suasanna Pass with schedules across Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Ida Lupino
Glenn Ford
Johnny Weissmuller
Myrna Dell
Red Skelton
Esther Williams
Rustlers
Tim Holt
Richard Martin
Jane Frazee
Warren Douglas
Richard Benning
Trudy Marshall
Suasanna Pass
Rey Rodgers
Dale Evans
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Truman Fact Board
American Trucking Association
Dumford
Civic Association
Mildred DuChemin
Mrs
Seven Dolors
Monroe, Ohio
BEEL
Monroe Anne
Lebanon
Messenger Boy
Colored News
Washington
Daytonian
Preble
Dedden
Margaret Mahoney
Pike County
George D. Nye
Waverly
Nye
AP News
Paul
Eli
Farm Bureau
Robert C. Farmer
Vail Ave
James Elizer
Pershing Ave
C. A. Frey
Elmo Pi
Robert Swig
Trenton
Charles Naegelen
Wilbraham Rd
Nettie Robinson
Curtis St
William Powell
Elbert Powell
Excelle
Marilyn
Donald Nead
Ora Wardlow
Charles Gough
McKinley St
Hollywood Beds
Reynolds Ave
Dial
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Takeshi Yoshihara
Renton, Wash
Annapolis
Oval Academy
Franklinites
Garden Center
Greater Cleveland
Melampy
Woodside Ave
Middletown’s Finest
Park & Second
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