NLRB Election At Aeronca Delayed To Aug 2
An NLRB election at Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. plants in Middletown and Miamisburg was postponed from Aug 1 to Aug 2. The issue is whether the UAW or no union will represent workers, with about 1,250 eligible voters. The delay followed payroll checks and a pay day election plan. The UAW opposed the delay but accepted the Aug 2 date. independent Aeronca Union supporters discuss meeting plans and speakers. A tax penalty notice to the Aeronca Independent Union was disclosed, with amount not listed, for late income tax returns. union officials say no tax filing required for a union without paid staff.
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NLRB
Middletown
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Cincinnati
Rosemary Macke
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Aeronca
UAW
Aeronca Independent Union
Miamisburg
Independent Union
Macke
George Wilkin
UAW International
Company
Robert Agee
The
ATU
Agee
Otho Wisman
William Woollums
AIU
Wisman
District Director of Internal Revenue
UN Jon
Wave
Alton H. Combs
Man Pleads Guilty To 14 Charges
In Lewes England Dr John Bodkin Adams pleaded guilty to 14 of 16 counts including forgery, false pecuniary interest disclosures, obstruction of a police officer, failing to keep dangerous drugs registers, and fraudulent NHS drug charges. He had previously been acquitted of drugging a widow to benefit her will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
England
John Bodkin Adams
Adams
Free National Health Service
Man Sues For False Arrest
Earl Kidd of West Middletown filed a $5,000 civil suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court alleging false arrest and imprisonment for 20 hours after a warrant signed by William Rogers accusing Kidd of stealing his gun. The case followed a July 20 arrest and dismissal in Middletown Municipal Court. Kidd seeks damages for earnings loss of $31.68 legal fees and reputational harm.
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Hamilton
Earl Kidd
West Middletown Rt. 1
William Rogers
Middletown Rt. 1
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Rogers
Middletown
Kidd
Distillery Official Dies In Cincinnati
Wesley L. Nolting aged 65, Cincinnati representative for American Distilling Co., died Thursday at Christ Hospital. He previously served as a representative for Brown-Forman Distilling Corp. of Louisville and United Distillers Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wesley L. Nolting
American Distilling Co
Christ Hospital
Brown-Forman Distilling Corp
Louisville
United Distillers Corp
Board to Discuss School Additions Plans
Special Board of Education meeting to review working drawings for the Oneida School addition and preliminary plans for Taft School addition. Cincinnati firm McClorey & McClorey will join the board at Taft School for the discussion at 8:30 a.m.
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Oneida
Taft School
Board of Education
Cincinnati Architectural Firm
McClorey & McClorey
Bargains at Thirkield's Men and Boys Dept.
Last week and this week feature Jack Keister’s terrific bargains at Thirkield's in Franklin. Shop early for men's and boys' apparel and dress up the men in your family.
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Thirkield's
Jack Keister
Industrial Accidents Hurt 2 Men
Two workers injured at Middletown plants suffered finger injuries after caught in rollers. Harry Smith 59 of Montgomery Ohio lost the tip of his left index finger at Franklin Felting Inc and was dismissed after treatment. Hugh Reed 18 of 3108 Illinois Ave treated for multiple finger cuts and a tendon cut at Mokry Tesmer Inc.
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Middletown Hospital
Harry 0. Smith
Montgomery
Ohio
Franklin Felting, Inc
Smith
Hugh Reed
Illinois Ave
Mokry-Tesmer, Inc
Heaviest Middletown Hospital Baby Noted
Mrs Osa Barnette of West Middletown gave birth to her ninth child, a 13 pound boy, at 9:51 p.m. yesterday. Hospital records show a 14 pound infant born in February 1956, the prior record, with Barnette's other children weighing up to 11 pounds 4 ounces at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osa Barnette
West Middletown
Grand Jury Set to Hear 61 Cases Monday
Sixty one cases involving 47 defendants will be considered by the grand jury at 9 30 a m in the Common Pleas Court under Judge P P Boll. The docket includes a second degree manslaughter case against Jerry Lee Harrington 21 of Dayton for the June 10 traffic death of Albert Louis Coward 62 of Sellerburg Ind plus multiple Middlesex and county charges including burglary larceny forgery and bad checks as listed for Middletown Lemon and Madison townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Jerry Lee Harrington
Dayton
Harrington
Albert Louis Coward
Sellerburg
Ind
Coward
Fairgrove Avenue
Middletown
Don B. Williams
Reuben Thomas
Jesse van Cleve
James Alvin Clemmons
Tandy
David Harold Simpson
Harold Anders
Clarence Thomas
Billy Hill
Edward Brown
Lemon Township
Ollie
Mason Henry Jr
St. Clair Township
Nelson Yarmouth
Clayton Chandler
Madison Township
Ray Stevens
Child Council Officers Take Over New Jobs
Officers for 1957 58 were installed at a Hamilton dinner meeting of the Butler County Council for Retarded Children. New president Mrs Leo Limoges presided. vice president Leroy Miller secretary Allene Andrews and treasurer Mrs May Andrews also took office.
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Hamilton
Butler County Council
Leo Limoges
Leroy Miller
Middletown
Allene Andrews
May Andrews
Louise Shepherd
Helen Sall
Miller
Doris Castator
Harold Wire
Ann Snodgrass
Bertha Tendam
Ray Taylor
Warren Harding
Butler County Welfare Department
Child Welfare Board
TTORS Checks Child Project At Le Sourdsville Lake
TTORS checks the child project at a dinner and business session at Le Sourdsville Lake. Mrs Pearl Iron is named to study needs of Middletown Hospital children's ward as a benevolent project. Bake sale planned for September to fund the efforts.
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ITOPS
PBX
LeSourdsville Lake
Pearl Iron
Middletown Hospital
Vera Mullins
I Group
Iron
Elma Williamson
Karah Cracraft
Tunisian Cabinet Resigns as Bourguiba Takes Reins
The Tunisian Cabinet quit to empower Habib Bourguiba after the Constituent Assembly ousted Bey Sidei Mohammed Al Amin and proclaimed Tunisia a republic. Bourguiba, now president and former anti French fighter, invites diplomats to the Bey’s palace in a move seen as shaping a Western style democracy.
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Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Libya
Algeria
Morocco
Nasser
Mohammed V
France
Idriss
Bourgiba
Bey
Bardo
Carthage
Paris
Bizerte
City Workers Set Meeting On Pay Raise
Middletown city workers and their spouses will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Firemen s Clubhouse to discuss a pay raise. Ted Huntsbarger says the aim is to straighten out the pay raise issue and form a wives auxiliary to press for higher city wages. City Manager Thompson noted budget gaps make raises impossible now.
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Middletown
J T
Ted) Huntsbarger
Huntsbarger
Charles W. Thompson
City Commission
Fahrenholz Plans Appeal After Manslaughter Conviction
William E. Fahrenholz of Middletown was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a Jan 1 collision that killed Eustace Young of Peebles seven miles north of Hillsboro. He received a $500 fine and six month license suspension and plans a new trial appeal.
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Hillsboro
William E. Fahrenholz
Calumet Ave
Middletown
Fahrenholz
Darrel Hottle
Highland Common Pleas Court
Eustace Young
Peebles
Young
Yes‘terday
Cattle Disease Red Nose Spreads in Feeding Areas
The American Foundation for Animal Health reports that infectious rhino tracheitis or red nose is increasingly evident in cattle feeding areas. It was once seasonal but now appears year round, especially through January, as dusty feed and poor ventilation raise respiratory infection risks.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
AWOL Army Recruit Arrest and Local Juvenile Hit-Skip
Police report Ger ald E. Knapp 18 of South Norwalk Conn was arrested on an AWOL charge from the Army at Fort Lee Virginia. A 16 year old Hamilton boy is detained on juvenile authorities’ order in a hit and run case dated July 18 at Main Street and Lafayette Avenue. The youth is on parole in Michigan for breaking and entering. Thefts included bicycles from Julian Carpenter and Ricky Teasley, about $40 from Frisch's Drive In, and $5.25 from vending boxes at Pleak’s and other service stations on Crawford Street and Woodlawn Avenue.
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Gerald E. Knapp
South Norwalk
Conn
Ft. Lee, Va
Hamilton
Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
Michigan
Julian Carpenter
Sherman Ave
Ricky Teasley
Garfield St
Frisch's
Girl Hit By Car Cited In Pedestrian Accident
A 13 year old Middletown girl was slightly injured crossing Logan Avenue at Crawford Street. Violet McQuinn was cited in Municipal Court for failure to yield to a pedestrian. A second taxi collision on Wayne Avenue caused minor injuries to Corrine Crabtree and led to separate fault charges in two other local crashes.
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Middletown
Crawford Street
Logan Avenue
Carol Osborne
Walter Osborne
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Violet McQuinn
Clayton St
Corrine Crabtree
Queen Ave
Wayne Avenue
Moore Street
Emilia Rossi
Central Ave
Ira Noble
West Middletown
Helen Converse
Manchester Rd
Charles Florkey
Spencer Sa
Columbia Avenue
Clinton Street
Chrysler profits show dramatic six month rebound
Detroit Chrysler Corp reports net earnings of 89.74 million for January through June 1957, up from 18.67 million the prior year. This half year equates to 10.28 dollars per share versus 2.14 dollars, underscoring a dramatic automotive comeback.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Treasure hunters seek Oak Island riches in Nova Scotia
In the last 150 years treasure hunters have spent about 1 million dollars pursuing gold and jewels reputed buried on Oak Island in Mahone Bay Nova Scotia.
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Oak Island
Mahone Bay
Nova Scotia
Man Dies Twice During Heart Operation in Cincinnati
The coroner's office reports 64 year old William Bunyard of Metamora Indiana died twice during a heart surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. His heart stopped first during massaging for about thirty minutes and restarted, then stopped again after the chest cavity was closed and he was pronounced dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Bunyard
Metamora
Ind
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bunyard
Coke Gas Blamed For Smog Action
Gas from coke ovens was cited as the main cause of a chemical smog that discolored the paint on nearly 100 homes in Struthers Ohio. Richard Schaefer of the Ohio Department of Health said hydrogen sulfide gas from local coke ovens was the source of the discoloration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Struthers
State Health Department
Richard Schaefer
Industrial Hygiene Division
Ohio Department of Health
Friendship Baptists to Host Evening Services at Tabernacle
Members of the Friendship Baptist Church will attend guest services at 7 30 pm Sunday at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Lincoln Heights Transportation to Lincoln Heights leaves Friendship Baptist Church at 6 45 pm Sunday.
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Friendship Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lincoln Heights
Fire damages garage at Millard DeHaven home
A cigarette started a fire in the garage of Millard DeHaven at 1600 Lawn Avenue around noon yesterday. Firemen from Companies 1 and 3 responded and the damage was listed as five dollars with three dollars in property loss.
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Millard DeHaven
Lawn Ave
Newport Naval Training Station First Established in 1883
The first naval training facility in the United States was established at Newport Rhode Island in 1883 marking the start of formal naval instruction in the nation.
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United States
Newport, R. 1
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Thirkield
S Franklin
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Child Council
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Freeman
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