Deadline for affidavits in AIU case Thursday
The NLRB Cincinnati office says a Thursday deadline for non- Communist affidavits by Aeronca Independent Union officers governs their participation in an employee representation election. The election date will be set only after the union’s compliance intent is learned, with possible extensions if compliance is pursued.
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NLRB
Washington
Aeronca Independent
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Legionnaires Appointed To New Posts
Three Post 218 legionnaires received recent district and department appointments. Sam McAdow was named vice chairman of the national distinguished guests committee for the national convention in Atlantic City in September. Fred Thacker, Ohio Department commander, appointed William Rathman to the legislative committee for the department convention in Cincinnati this weekend. The fourth district’s new national defense chairman is Edwindsor, current commander of post 218, appointed by district commander Art Tepker.
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Post 218
Legion Post To Install New Officers
Arthur A. Albaugh will assume command of American Legion Post 218 at tomorrow nights officer installation. Vice commanders Harold Agee Joe Baker Jr and Ray Melampy chaplain Rev William J Comfort finance officer Charles Palmer and adjutant Ed Portsmouth will also take new posts. New executive committee members are Roscoe Bowman J B Strickland and Dr George Hagen Installing officer is Sam McAdow past commander of District 4 Meeting at 8 pm in the Legion auditorium.
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Arthur A. Albaugh
American Legon
Harold Agee
Joe Baker Jr
Ray Melampy
Wiliam J. Comfort
Charles Palmer
Ed Portsmouth
Roscoe Bowman
J. B. Strickland
George Hagen
Sam McAdow
District 4
Legion Auditorium
Batys Reach Port Columbus in Air Race Parade
The H Bruce Baty family landed in Port Columbus Ohio en route to Las Vegas Nevada for the annual air race. Mrs Baty and their 31 year old daughter join 35 to 40 families as contestants. Baty an Armco Drainage engineer lives at 2808 Grand Ave. This is his third year in the race.
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Philadelphia Jaycee Air Cruise Today
H. Bruce Baty
Port Columbus
Ohio
Las Vegas
Nev
Batys
Baty
Funay
Armco
Grand Ave
Camp Award Won By Troop at Camp Hook
Lebanon Scout Troop 32 won the honor camper award in its first trip to Camp Hook. Five troops competed for the award based on general housekeeping and neatness. Each troop was judged in daily inspection and points were totaled at week’s end.
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Lebanon
Camp Hook
Cox Is Lauded By Gov. Collins
Tallahassee Florida Governor Leroy Collins lauds James M. Cox, calling him one of our greatest Americans and noting his public life and business service show broad vision and earnest dedication. He emphasizes Cox’s strong Florida ties and enduring impact. The passage shifts to an unrelated note on shrimp biology, mentioning nearly 2000 species, larval stages, and short adult lifespans.
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Tallahassee
Filan
Leroy Collins
Florida
James M. Cox
Collins
Gov. Cox
Cox Life Chronicle From Middletown to Ohio Governor
Private funeral for Gov James Middle ton Cox who died at 87 will be held at Woodland Cemetery Dayton with a public memorial at Christ Episcopal Church Dayton. The story traces his early schooling in Jacksonburg and Middletown, rise as a newspaper reporter, and expansion into a media empire including Dayton Daily News WHIO and Atlanta outlets.
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Ohio
James Middleton Cox
Middletown
Cox
Woodland Cemetery
Dayton
Christ Episcopal Church
Gilbert
Eliza Andrew Cox
Gilbert Cox
Jacksonburg
Butler County
Amanda
George M. Houk
Paul J. Sorg
Sorg
Young Cox
Washington
Senate
House
Lorg
Gov. Cox
Miami Valley
Evening News
Associated Press
Dayton Daily News
Dayton Journal-Herald
Daily News
Morning Sun
Springfield
Miami, Fla
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta Constitution
WHIO
Whio-Tv
WSB
Wsb-Tv
Atlanta
FDR
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Man Shotself in Accident at Bruin Visit
Randolph Robinson, 21, of 2002 Woodlawn Ave., was treated after a gunshot wound to his right foot. Police say the wound occurred last week while he was target practicing with a .22 caliber pistol during a visit to Bruin, Kentucky. He received further treatment at a local doctor’s office yesterday.
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Randolph Robinson
Woodlawn Ave
Bruin
Robinson
Official Leaves Hamilton Post
Ray mond J. Mike Stene of 1174 St. Clair Ave will resign as supervisor of construction inspection in the Hamilton city government. Stene, employed 11 years, has held the post since September 1954 and will move to California to work with Jack Dalton, former Hamilton urban redevelopment and housing commissioner.
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Hamilton
Raymond J
Mike” Stene
St. Clair Ave
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft and Warrants
William Patterson reported the theft from his car of fishing gear valued at 130 dollars plus a jacket 25 dollars a gas stove 12 dollars a gas lantern 12 dollars and a large light 10 dollars. Robert Hauselman 33 was arrested on a warrant for a truck theft July 7 filed by Bob Kuhn. Helen Sudduth 3 was arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant. John Robinson 30 was arrested on a non-support warrant. Two Middie'own boys 12 and 13 were caught in a stolen car linked to 14 S Clinton St with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department custody.
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William Patterson
Baltimore Sr
Robert Hauselman
Creekview Dr
Bob Kuhn
Middie
S. Clinton St
Franklin County
Ind
Sheriff's Department
Roland Carroll
Philadelphia Ave
Mery Denton
Vaneta St
Agreement Reached In Franklin Water Dispute
Franklin city leaders announced a cease fire in the water rate dispute after a meeting with water customers. An agreement provides that bills increased 100 percent or more, tax exempt, will be reviewed and reduced by half for the second quarter, excluding industries. Mayor Black said the settlement stands and that gasoline for city cars and fire equipment will cost 18.2 cents a gallon.
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Franklin
Charles Black
Robert Harrison Jr
Black
Harrison
Roy W. Fitzgerald
E. M.woodward
Joseph Gribble
Local theft reports list bicycle and key thefts
Yesterday’s theft notes include bicycles taken from Jerry Fiscus at 612 Baltimore Street, Toni Gardner at 3708 Central Avenue, and Ronnie Long at 2106 Erie Avenue. A key was stolen from a parked Union Sanitary Laundry truck.
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Jerry Fiscus
Baltimore St
Toni Gardner
Central Ave
Ronnie Long
Erie Ave
Union Sanitary
Car Stolen From 1500 Block Recovered by Deputies
A car reported stolen from Thomas Jones in the 1500 block of 1st Avenue yesterday was recovered last night by Butler County sheriff's deputies.
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Thomas Jones
1St Avenue
Butler County Sherif's
Two Brothers and Sister Fined in Street Disturbance
In municipal court yesterday the South siblings Harlan 18 Edward 25 and Betty Bush 21 were fined a total of 450 dollars plus costs for interfering with a police officer resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Judge J T Lamb suspended 240 days of jail terms on condition of good behavior and staying away from alcohol venues.
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S. Canal Street
Ptl
Delmas Birch
Harlan South
Crawford Sr
Edward South
J. T. Lamb
Betty Bush
Crawford St
Reynolds Avenue
Canal Street J
Ptl. Birch
S. Canal St
Harlan
Edward
Birch
Coy Hall
John Fitzgerald
South Brothers
Two held for grand jury on forgery and auto theft charges
Harold Andres, 28, of 616 Granada Ave, bound to the Butler County Grand Jury on two forgery counts with bonds of 1500 each, one from Robert English for a $20 check and one from John Borders for a $55 check. Clarence Thomas Jr., 21, of 1610 Sycamore St, ordered held on auto theft charges with a 2500 bond, filed by Dallas Reffitt.
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Harold Andres
Granada Ave
Butler County
Grand Jury
Robert English
John Borders
Clarence Thomas Jr
Sycamore St
Dallas Reffitt
Thomas
Reffitt
State Flags Lowered in Honor of James M. Cox
Ohio Governor C William ONeill ordered all state buildings flags at half staff for the late James M Cox. Flags will remain lowered until after Coxs funeral on Wednesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
James M. Cox
Cox
Nuisance Claim Tied to All-Night George's Restaurant
The Rev Carl W Siegwarth of First Presbyterian tells Council that the problem from George's Restaurant at 455 S Main St stems from disturbances outside the premises. He argues proper protection could curb complaints rather than actions inside the restaurant.
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George's
S. Main St
Carl W. Siegwarth
First Presbyterian Church
Council
Zimmer Pays Fine and Begins Year in Jail
In Hamilton, Leroy Zimmer, 61, manager of Butler Hamilton Business College, paid a $15,000 fine in Cincinnati federal court and started a one year prison term for defrauding education funds from the GI Bill. He falsified school time for 109 Korean War veterans who received aid. all veterans received six month suspended sentences. A stay of execution allowed Zimmer to wind up personal affairs before Judge John H. Druffel imposed the sentence July 1.
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Hamilton
Leroy Zimmer
Butler-Hamilton Business College
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Business School
John H. Druffel
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