Opposition Grows To City Parking Meter Law
Merchants decry the sudden ordinance as merely enabling traffic controls rather than installing meters. City attorney says meters are not ordered yet and further legislation will set meter specifics with 300 meters needed citywide. Areas targeted include Verity Pkwy Canal St and Central Ave, with angle parking to replace parallel to ease congestion.
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City Commission
East Central Ave
Charles Alexander
Consolidated Printers and Staioners
Central Ave
Fred J. Schatzhann
Verity Pkwy
First Ave
Manchester Ave
Main St
Canal St
Vail
Clinton St
Manchester
Hydraulic
Moore St
Broad St
Return Of Greek Children To Native Land Urged
Oxford report: Classroom Teachers of America ends Miami University conference with a resolution charging Slav-Communistic elements abducted Greek children for re education. It calls for steps to return the children to Greece and to stop further removals. The World Organization for the Teaching Profession may act on the request.
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Oxford
America
Miami University
Greece
William G. Carr
Washneton
D. C
World Organization For
World Noblems Group
Frances H. Cunningham
Kansas City
Christos Glaras
Ist Enlistee To Take Army Exam Monday
Norman V. Mieth announced that Robert K. Johnson Jr. will be the first 18 year old from Middletown to leave Monday at 10 am for Cincinnati Recruiting Station for Civil War era style army training.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Norman V. Mieth
Robert K. Johnson, Jr
R. K. Johnson, Sr
Ohio Ave
Mieth
Johnson
Police Briefs: Two Arrests On Alcohol and Warrants
Homer Hensley 29 of Trenton was arrested on Ellen Dr for physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Anthony Likarthis 38 of YMCA was arrested on a warrant from Squire J E Jackson Court. DeJack Rikart filed charges alleging the man obtained a 1942 car valued at $1,600 and more than $15,000 by trick and false representation.
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Homer Hensley
Trenton
Ellen Dr
Anthony Likarthis
YMCA
Squire J. E. Jackson
Ann DeJack Rikart
Higher Phone Rates Authorized By PUC
The Ohio Associated Telephone Company of Marion received authorization from the State Public Utilities Commission to raise telephone rates in Oxford, Gratis, Morning Sun, New Lebanon and other Ohio communities served by the company. The order takes effect immediately, but the company has not stated when the higher rates will begin.
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Oxford
Ohio Associated Telephone Company of
Marion
State Public Utilities Commission
Gratis
Morning Sun
New Lebanon
Ohio
Colored News Hymn Sings Postponed Through Summer
Monthly hymn sings, a regular feature, are postponed for the rest of the summer. The new schedule resumes September 26 at Union Baptist Church where Rev. R. L. Robinson serves as pastor.
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Union Baptist Church
R. L. Robinson
Prenuptial concerns over a widow’s wealth and future heirs
Dear Mary Haworth examines a widower's plan to marry a widow with two children and draft a prenup ensuring each spouse keeps their own property. The columnist argues the proposed trade is self serving, questions enforceability of future dividends, and encourages open discussion with Martha before deciding.
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Mary Haworth
Martha
Papa
Martha’s
Wright Water Line Contract Approved
Hamilton City Council approved an emergency ordinance to issue a three year contract for water from the Wright Plant to the Lockland wartime plant occupant. The city will supply 3,000,000 gallons daily at a sliding rate from 40 cents to 5 cents per thousand gallons, with the consumer bearing maintenance costs over 1,000 dollars annually. Hamilton will have bought the water line from the federal government for 850,000 dollars last year.
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Hamilton
Wright Plant
Lockland
Howard F. Wilson
Mill Creek Valley
K of P Lodge Installs Officers
Elza Abraham was installed chancellor at La fayette Lodge No. 37 Knights of Pythias. Other officers named include J. H. Brooks as vice chancellor Virgil Webster prelate Noah Lambert master-at-arms William Augspurger outer guard Jack Turner guard Earl Jones master of finance. Glenn Perry lodge deputy oversaw the ceremony assisted by Clarence Harrick and Wilbur Maysilles.
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Elza Abraham
Lafayette Lodge No. 37
Knights of Pythias
J. H. Brooks
Virgil Webster
Noah Lambert
William Augspurger
Jack Turner
Earl Jones
Glenn Perry
Clarence Harrick
Wilbur Maysilles
First Ice Skater and Ancient Bone Runners
The earliest ice skates were bone runners worn by primitive Norsemen. They strapped the bones to their feet with thongs to glide across frozen waters.
Wilson Says He Will Quit Manager Post
City Manager Howard F. Wilson announced at a special Council meeting that he will resign, effective August 1, after the council accepted the offer amid a dispute over resurrecting the motion to rescind last April's invitation to seek a new manager. A personal poll showed a five to two ouster majority, signaling a split in the council and potential upheaval over Wilsons successor.
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Hamilton
Howard F. Wilson
Wilson
William Beckett
Flack couple fined in Cincinnati disorderly conduct case
Florence Flack and Howard Flack were fined 50 dollars each and sentenced to 30 days in the Cincinnati Work House on disorderly conduct charges. They appeared yesterday before Acting Judge Richard Wilmer in Municipal Court.
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Florence Flack
York St
Howard Flack
Tytus Ave
Cincinnati
Richard Wilmer
Births at Hospital Reported Friday
Mr and Mrs James Terry Germantown welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs George Dome Franklin welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Henry Jones 1103 Nelbar St welcome a girl.
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James Terry
Germantown
George Dome
Franklin
Henry Jones
Nelbar St
Realtor Succumbs in Cincinnati at 65
Charles Francis Dickson, 65, real estate dealer and oil man, died yesterday in a local hospital. He owned the Southern Bank Building and the Brandon Building. The note also mentions Broadway’s new 132-foot waterfall advert feature lit by mercury vapor lighting, creating a Niagara Falls like display.
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Cincinnati
Charles Francis Dickson
Dickson
Southern Bank
Brandon
Broadway
New York
Niagara Falls
Radio Program Schedule and Station Announcements
A dense list of radio shows and times across stations WKRC WMOH WPFB WPFB, including Take A Number, Dr Q Jr, Midwestern Hayride, Curtain Time, Dizzy Dean, Saturday Night Date, Hit Parade, Can You Top This, Radio City Playhouse, Grand Ol Opry, News, and Dance Orchestra. Also mentions conventions, dance music, Hawaii Calls, Twenty Questions, Night Watch, and Memory Book Midd. Highlights include Evening Concerts, Sign-Offs, and station identifiers E. Gang and Seranade in Blue.
Loan Company Is Robbed Second Time
The Merchants Finance Company at 20 S Third St Hamilton was robbed by a lone bandit yesterday, stealing about $500 in cash. He forced two employees into a washroom and barred the door with iron, then looted the cash tills. This firm was previously robbed on May 27.
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Hamilton
Merchants Finance Company
S. Third St
Fisheries supply second to agriculture as food source
A historical note states that next to agricultural products, fisheries constitute the most important source of food for humans, highlighting the significant role of sea and river catches in sustenance.
Cook Stabs Driver After Missed Bus Chase
Raphael Torres a ship's cook enraged by missing a bus at two corners chased the vehicle in a taxicab. When the cab stopped he boarded and stabbed the driver with a pen knife, police charged.
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New York
Raphael Torres
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