Big Steel Reports Near Peak Income and Low Military Orders
United States Steel Corporation reports second quarter net income of 96.66 million dollars, the highest in 34 years, with 11.25 million tons projected for the half year. Chairman Irving S. Olds says military orders are negligible for now and favors voluntary allocations if orders rise, opposing broad nationalization under the Defense Production Act.
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New York
Irving S. Olds
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Olds
A. 5
Steel
Congress
Replacements Named To Safety Board In Middletown
Two replacements on the Board of Control of the Middletown Safety Council were approved at yesterday’s meeting. Elmer Barker announced George Kuehnele and Cpl O J Simmons will replace Arch Robison and Corp Dan W Mahoney who left for city manager and Hamilton jobs respectively. The group also lauded Safety Dramatization Week, proposed the 1951 budget, set a nominating committee, and referred two crossing improvements to the traffic committee. The new candidate slate will be shown at the next meeting on the second Tuesday in August.
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Middletown
Tytus, Clark
Route 73
Blue Ball Pike
Walter Spindler
Teaching Jobs Open In Ohio
The State Employment Service reports nearly 100 teaching openings in northeastern Ohio. Seventy seven elementary posts pay 2000 to 2400 dollars yearly, plus twenty high school slots in science English music home economics and commercial subjects. Temporary certificates accepted for some posts. positions open to men and women up to age 55.
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Columbus
Ohio
Illiterates May Use Help To Vote In Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Herbert Duffy ruled that illiterate voters may receive the same assistance as those physically unable to mark ballots. The ruling addressed the new office-type ballot, which requires individual marks for each candidate. The decision ensures illiterate voters can obtain help from a near relative or two bipartisan election judges. Franklin youth bound over for September grand jury on a criminal assault charge at a golf course on July 15, with a $300 bond.
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Herbert
Duffy
John C. Bacon
Meigs County
Ohio
Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
T. Riley
Doctor Testifies Girl's Murderer Suffers Attacks
In St Clairsville Ohio a psychiatrist testified at the first degree murder trial of George Ernest Doty that the defendant experiences violent epileptic attacks and often cannot tell right from wrong. Three court-appointed doctors, while noting low mental character, say Doty has mental age about nine and knows right from wrong. The jury heard a prison farm lie detector statement where Doty allegedly admitted beating the 1 year old Alma Montag during an attempted assault.
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George Ernest Doty
Alma Montag
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Frank N. Harris
Steubenville
Harris
London
William Irwin
Rally Lifts New York Stock Market On Radio-Television Push
A brisk rally in New York led by radio and television shares pushed market gains to as much as 2 dollars per share before fading. Motors rallied briefly but autos struggled. Leaders included Crucible Steel Bethlehem Steel Jones and Laughlin General Motors Studebaker Goodyear U S Rubber Dow Chemical Du Pont American Can and United Airlines with others holding steady or slipping.
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Person Radio
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Cincinnati Livestock Markets Report
Salable hogs 1800 with early sales mostly 25 higher than Tuesday. Cattle 400, calves 200, demand not urgent but steady. Steers 30.50, heifers 27.00-28.50. cows 19.00-21.00. Lambs scarce, bulk good and choice 30.00-32.00, inquiries for yearlings. Produce section notes eggs U S consumer graded A.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S
Poultry and Produce Price Ranges Reported
Wholesale grades shown for poultry with heavy broilers 39 to 37? and heavy fryers 35 to 47. Heavy hens 25, light hens 9, old roosters 1. Potatoes priced 278 to 490. Data appear as OCR fragment with mixed figures and missing context.
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Tas
Iekcees Wo
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