Non-Compliance Triggers New Aeronca Employees Group
A newly formed Aeronca Employes Committee, led by Alton H. Combs, accuses Aeronca Independent Union leaders of selling out to CIO and vows to oppose UAW representation. After a 230-member meeting supported non compliance with Taft-Hartley rules, the group plans pre election strategy and urges employees to vote no in the NLRB election scheduled for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca Independent Union
United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio
Aeronca
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
U. S. Department of Labor
AIU
UAW
Parade Run Delayed By Rain In Hopkinsville
Rotarians staged a parade under rain with two hands and a drill team seeking cover. Music from another high school led the march as part of an event that included crossing railroad tracks and a train delay. Two frightened horses reared and broke their harness causing further delay before spectators called it the most interesting parade ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Dishonest Drivers? Dimes Left for Stranded Motorists
Livingston township police hand out dimes at roadside phone booths for stranded motorists but funds run low. Officers leave the coins with a note asking callers to return the money. It has proven an 85 percent loss so far.
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Livingston
N. J
Middletown and Miamisburg plants vote against compliance
Rex Potter reports that at Middletown and Miamisburg plants members voted 162 to 20 by hand against compliance with the Taft-Hartley Law. A night meeting showed many refused to vote while less than 40 backed the motion for compliance. The union will notify the NLRB regional office in Cincinnati of the action as a two thirds vote of confidence.
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Middletown
Miamisburg
Rex Potter
Agee
NLRB
Cincinnati
Don DeFrates
Dispute cancels Ten Commandments at Strand Theater
A union management disagreement led to the cancellation of Cecil B. DeMille’s four hour film The Ten Commandments at the Strand Theater planned to open next Thursday. Northio Theaters Corp and Local 282 sought extra projectionists, boosting costs and prompting the halt.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Strand Theater
James Rairdon
Northio Theaters Corp
International Alliance of Theatrical
Scouts From Here Leave Valley Forge
Valley Forge Pa July 16 Scouts from Middletown and Carlisle helped build a campfire as Ken Moore Bill Mason and George McDaniels prepared for the talent show. Thunderbirds from Wright Patterson Field Dayton performed an aerial show at speeds up to 7530 mph while Philadephia Naval Base visits were planned.
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Neal Deunk
Scribe Valley Forge
Ken Moore
Bill Mason
Middletown
George McDaniels
Carlisle
Thunderbirds
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Air Force
Lack Of Rain Helps Fishing Projects Here
Ohio wildlife officials report improved state fishing conditions due to a week without rain. Outlooks for regions vary from clear and normal to good, with several lakes listed as favorable and streams described as fair to good overall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Lake St. Marys
Oxford Lake
East Harbor
Cental
Delaware
Hoover Reservoir
Buckeye Lake
Rocky Fork Lake
Jackson Lake
Grant
Kiser
Hesterman
Stonelick
Cowan
Sinclair
Loramie
Two VFW and Cooties Groups Visit Dayton VA Hospital
The 511 Cooties and the Butterette Club visited Dayton VA Hospital to entertain patients with games and prizes. Cooties travelers included John Sparks Jr., Bob Tewell, Kash Kissick, Louis Warmoth, and Steve Toms, while the Cootiettes were represented by Mrs. Rhoda Warmoth, Mrs. Wilma Lowe, Mrs. Edith Fryman, Mrs. Almeda Troutman, Mrs. Helen Neal, Mrs. Dorothy Loop, and Mrs. Joyce Warmoth.
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Pup
VFW
Butterette Club
Dayton VA
John Sparks Jr
Bob Tewell
Kash Kissick
Louis Warmoth
Steve Toms
Rhoda Warmoth
Wilma Lowe
Edith Fryman
Almeda Troutman
Helen Neal
Dorothy Loop
Joyce Warmoth
Driver Cited Into Court After 81 200 Accident
Two cars collided at Taylor Avenue and Finley Street yesterday causing about $1,200 damage and resulting in one driver cited into Municipal Court. Police charged Robert Allen 28 with failure to yield after his east bound car hit Allan Alexander 19 northbound at 3 35 p m. Francis Wesley 23 was cited for assured clear distance after his southbound car hit the rear of Donald Philpot causing Philpot to strike Raymond Monce 36. Wesley was injured but refused treatment. Other city traffic mishaps followed with various drivers and minor damages at S Main Lafayette Alameda Circle Central and other streets.
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Taylor Avenue
Finley Street
Robert Allen
Glenn Ave
Allan Alexander
Ellen Dr
Ter
Donald Philpot
Raymond Monce
Middletown Rt. 1
Yankee Road
Lafayette Avenue
Wesley
Louise Gardner
Jesse Reid
Clara Dr
Trenton
S. Main Street
David Todd
New York City
Robert Conner
Moorman
Alameda Circle
Central Avenue
Opie McClain
Seven Die as Riviera Express DeraIls Near Avignon
A Riviera to Paris express derailed near Bellene la Croisiere, Avignon, after switching to a side track. Eleven killed and many injured, with four dead at the scene and seven more dying in hospitals. Many passengers were foreign tourists. identities of victims and injured were not released.
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Avignon
France
Riviera
Rhone Valley
Bellene-la Croisiere
Gridiron Giants Start Preparing For Collegians
The New York Giants open training at St Michael’s College in Winooski Vermont with 56 candidates in shorts and sweat clothes. Coach Jim Lee Howell notes a veteran core and aims to fill a defence gap after Roosevelt Grier’s service departure, with Charley Too good among leading candidates.
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Winooski
New York Giants
St. Michael's College
Jim Lee Howell
Giants
Roosevelt Grier
New York
Howell
Charley Toogood
Nebraska
Los Angeles Rams
Saturday Races At Ciney Track In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Race Bowl hosts a single race night with two features including a 50 lap championship. Consolidated Racing Association drivers clash with Northern Kentucky in a 50 lap classic stock car event plus a 25 lap feature and multiple heats totaling over 100 laps. Promoter Tom Cushman adds a Cincinnati championship bubble gum contest for kids 11 and under.
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Cincinnati
Thompson Appointed Middletown Hit-Skip Investigator
Lt. James Combs of the Traffic Bureau announces Ptl. Theodore Thompson as the new hit-skip accident investigator effective yesterday. Thompson replaces Ptl. Arnold Ferguson who now focuses on school patrol and other duties, with Combs noting the rise in cases demands full-time attention. He adds about 95 percent of hit-skip cases are cleared up under current efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Thompson
Middletown
James Combs
Thompson
Arnold Ferguson
Lt. Combs
Polio Carnival Nets $15.60 For Disease Fight
The year’s first polio carnival at the home of Richard and Bill Le Roy on Short Street raised 15.60 to aid the polio fight. Capt. John Fitzgerald, Butler County Polio Committee co chair, said the event was supported by Sue and Don Dennis, Nancy Ellen Halderman, Steve Oakley, Tom Willis, and John and Janice Carter of Elkhart Indiana.
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Richard
Bill le Roy
Short Street
John Fitzgerald
Butler County
Gospel events and club meeting in Dayton area
The Rev J E Caldwell of Dayton leads Sunday services at Tried Stone Baptist Church at 3 30 p m with Rev Herbert Hart as pastor. Cleveland gospel singer Mrs Lascille Lawson Grant performs at Phillips Chapel CME at 4 p m Sunday. The Rosebud Club gathers at 8 30 p m today at Loretta Lewis’s home 420 N Broad St.
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J. E. Caldwell
Dayton
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Herbert Hart
Lascille Lawson Grant
Cleveland
Phillips Chapel
CME
Rosebud Club
Loretta Lewis
N. Broad St
Balloon Deserts YOKOSUKA China Flight Off Course
A U S Navy weather balloon released from Iwakuni air station carrying 675 pounds of scientific gear shifted course today and moved toward Communist China.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Iwakuni Air Station
China
Missing 16 year old Anna Sue Reffitt reported last night
Mrs Dallas Reffitt of 406 Gideon Road told police her daughter Anna Sue, 16, has been missing since 4 30 p m yesterday. She is 5 feet 3 inches tall, 110 pounds, with blonde hair and blue eyes. At last sight she wore pale blue Bermuda shorts and a blue and white blouse.
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Dallas Reffitt
Gideon Rd
Anna Sue
Thefts Reported To City Police Yesterday
The city police log lists thefts including three chairs from Mrs Britt Kendrick 1405 S Main St a power mower from Harold Rice 512 Mth Ave a bicycle from Jimmy Morgan 3715 Vannest Ave and four hubcaps from Gordon Kyle Middletown Rt 1 while parked in the Armco lot
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Britt Kendrick
S. Main St
Harold Rice
Mth Ave
Jimmy Morgan
Vannest Ave
Gordon Kyle
Middletown Rt. 1
Armco
Middletown Officials In Hospital For Kidney Ailment Upgrades
Homer D. Leffler of 2307 Arlington Ave and Joseph Woodruff of 3437 Central Ave, both Middletown Board of Education president, are listed as good in hospital. Leffler, partner in McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, was admitted yesterday for a kidney ailment and expected to be released today. Woodruff fell ill on a Armco Steel trip to Kansas City and was flown back to Middletown for tests and observation. In later years George Beau Brummel grew careless about clothes and personal appearance.
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Middletown Hospital
Homer D. Leffler
Arlington Ave
Joseph Woodruff
Central Ave
Middletown
Armco
Slow-Down Asked In Sprinkling Of Lawns
City water officials report heavy lawn sprinkling with Kensington storage tank drying between 8 and 8 30 p m prompting Manager Charles W Thompson to urge even numbered houses water on even days and odd numbered houses on odd days due to hot weather and separate metering increasing lawn water use. 94 million gallons pumped yesterday.
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Kensington
Thompson
Opportunity Honks But Once And Opportunity Honks But Once
Lyle Dixon faced traffic through his Wichita parking lot as street repairs closed access to his ice cream stand. To deter the bumper to bumper flow he began charging a 10 cent toll. Drivers protested but police ruled they were trespassing.
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Wichita
Kan
Lyle Dixon
Dixon
Golf Green Spruced Up
President Eisenhower will be reminded of his adopted state every time he plays golf at the Gettysburg Country Club. Colorado blue spruce trees are being planted on the club grounds, gathered for the project by Charles L. Terrell, extension forester at Colorado A&M College.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Eisenhower
Colorado
Gettysburg
Hazards Of Flying Kites At Vancouver Airport
Vancouver tower operators warn fair weather could bring kite hazards to airplanes. One controller warned that a kite fouled in a jet would create an awful mess and disruption for aircraft operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Vancouver International Airport
Hit Skip Crash Injures Boy 9
An unidentified car plowed into the rear of a vehicle on Rt 4 and fled. It struck Elsworth Nieman, 48, Cincinnati, a mile of Hamilton. Nieman's son Roger, 9, suffered minor head cuts and was taken to a Hamilton physician. State patrol investigation pending.
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Rt 4
Elsworth Nieman
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Nieman
Roger
State Patrol
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Beau) Brummel
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