Civitan talk on wills by C H Taylor in Manchester Hotel
C H Taylor, attorney, spoke at the Civitan Club noon meeting on will making and who can benefit. He warned that wills can reveal character, cause family dissension, and strain relations. The talk covered types of wills and court handling of exceptions, with Rev W D Brock introducing Taylor and Bert Stuart as program chairman.
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C. H. Taylor
Civitan Club
Manchester
Taylor
W. D. Brock
Bert Stuart
Racehorse Owen Card Wins After Stout and Eggs Diet
In Adelaide Australia AP notes that Owen Card the racehorse has secured one win and four places in eight starts since diet changes including two bottles of stout and four eggs plus bran and chaff. Trainer D Black endorses the regimen. The article also mentions a literary period in 1230 Sicily with Dante Petrarch and Boccaccio at Frederick III's court.
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Adelaide
Australia
Owen Card
D. Black
Frederick III
Dante
Petrarch
Boccaccio
Transportation Development Committee expands to study depots and crossings
The Depot Relocation Committee expands to cover the Wildwood Crossing and Nelbar proposals. A new Transportation Development Committee forms, with Francis Carmody elected chair and Hale Dodds secretary, to study NYC passenger station relocation, the Nelbar underpass, and the Wildwood Rd grade crossing.
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Wildwood Crossing
Nelbar
NYC
Nelbar St
Wildwood Rd
Marvin Clark
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Hale Dodds
Transportation Development Committee
Carmody
U S Steel reports quarterly profit and dividend
U S Steel Corporation announced a June 30 quarter net profit of 32,585,677 dollars or 3.02 dollars per common share, compared with 29,336,868 dollars or 2.65 in the 1947 quarter and 33,957,341 dollars or 3.18 in the prior quarter. First half profit totals 66,543,018 dollars or 6.20 per share, versus 68,571,379 dollars or 6.43 last year. Directors declare a 1.25 dollar dividend, payable September 10 to holders of record August 6.
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NEW York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Lake
Principals Told Off Chicago
Superintendent Herald C. Hunt, in Chicago, called his newly appointed principals to a meeting and issued a briefing. He urged them to start work early, stay late, and give the job their very best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herald C. Hunt
Hunt
Middletown Draft Board Members to Be Named This Week
Judge Fred B Cramer disclosed that Middletown draft board members will be chosen by week’s end and forwarded to Columbus. In Hamilton a preliminary eligibility sitting was held for Butler County boards with Judge Oscar Leiser and George E Denny. Goble’s letter to Cramer names the selection committee and locates both boards in Hamilton.
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Middletowns
Columbus
Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
Hamilton
Cramer
Oscar Leiser
George E Denny
Gobie
Middletown
Goble
Assistant Chief Exam Set For August 19
The Civil Service Commission announces an exam for the post of assistant chief of the police department on August 19. Eligible are four detectives Ralph Bauer James H. Davis John Fitzgerald and Joseph Newkirk. The vacancy follows Thomas D. Carmody's elevation to Chief.
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Police
Joseph R. Baker
P. F. Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Ralph Bauer
James H. Davis
John Fitzgerald
Joseph Newkirk
Thomas D. Carmody
Moose Club Weekly Meeting and Local Gatherings
City briefs note a weekly Moose Club business meeting at 8 p m at West Central Ave Hall. Blythe Williams Post 231 ex ecutive board and house committee meet at 7 30 p m. Milddetown High School Alumni Association directors meet at 8 p m in Civic Association building. Fresh Air Camp hosts a birthday party for 72 youngsters with dinner at 4 5 30 p m in camp dining hall.
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Moose Club
West Central Ave
Milddetown High School Alumni Association
Civic Association
Fresh Air Camp
Local Club Meetings and Guest Speaker Planned
Middle town Rotary Club and Hamilton Rotarians will meet Thursday at LeSourdsville Lake. Kiwanis will host Bob Gilmore at noon for a guest speech. Other gatherings include National Guard at 7 p.m., Alpha Council No. 326 Jr OUAM at 8 p.m. at 19 North Broad St, Dance Club of Veterans of Foreign Wars at 7:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous at 7:30 p.m., Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary at 8 p.m. at Silver Leaf Social Club, Odd Fellows Lodge at 7:30 p.m. at Central Ave hall, and Armco Employees Independent Federation executive committee at 7 p.m. in AEIF offices.
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Middletown Rotary Club
Hamilton Rotarians
LeSourdsville Lake
Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr. Ouam
North Broad St
Dance Club of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Ninth Ave
The
Odd Fellows ‘Lodge
Central Ave
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Commerce Secretary Puzzle Clues Across Time
A compact fill in the blanks style puzzle lists clues for a crossword grid. Entries include terms for positions, measures, colors, body parts, and common words such as Fold, Flight, Wing-shaped, Color, Note of scale, Essential being, Places, Cicatrix, Interjection, Espouse, Respect, Dominions, Whirlwind, Cleaners, Frights, Unite d.s.
Answer to Previous Palate 27 Slack 47 Red 30 Male child 48 Exclamation 82
A compact list of coded clues appears to map to names and terms linked to ages roles and descriptors. The collection mixes identifiers such as male child exclamations and military related terms with miscellaneous numbers and spellings.
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Helper
Romen
Hose
Merchants Form FiveMan Committee To Delay Meters
The Retail Merchants Association appointed a five man committee to ask the City Commission to delay all action on enforcing an ordinance for 300 downtown parking meters. Ben Bender chairs. other members are C. R. Greathouse, L. P. Smith, Russell Weatherwax, and N. J. Lawler. The group will study the issue and seek a joint session with city commissioners. Fred J. Schatsmann notes the measure is only enabling. further legislation is needed before installation.
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City Commission
Retail Merchants Association
Manchester
Ben Bender
C. R. Greathouse
L. P. Smith
Russell Weatherwax
N. J. Lawler
Fred J. Schatsmann
Jaycees Name Committees For New Term
Junior Chamber of Commerce president K A Politz announced the 1948 49 committee line up with a special projects board to outline civic programs and set budgets. Members include Youth Welfare chair Donald Goodman and Ways and Means chair Eugene Danner with 14 others across government affairs publicity safety sports program and membership roles.
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Chamber of Commerce
K. A. Politz
Politz
Donald Goodman
Donald Hall
Max Wise
Robert McDade
Charles Hattery
Donald Christman
Thome
Regensburg Ways and Means
Eugene Danner
Erle Manson
Martin Miller
J. C. Dillon
Paul Day
Knight Goodman
Gordon Hughes
M. S. Block
Lewis Frank
William Horner
Jack Casper
Earl Striefthau
Charles Moon
Wilbur Cohen
Frank Myers
Carl Thomas
Curtis Peck
Mathew Foley
Paul Wilson
Quentin Hale
Delbert Mann
Roland Hess
Paul Foehl
R. D. Stevens Jr
Paul Galeese
Robert Lubberger
Robert Driscoll
William Sebald
John Weber
Norman Cole
Robert Gade
Ward Browning Jr
A. R. Maupin
Thomas Wilson
Joseph Heffner
Earl Thomas
Wage increases accepted by Morgan Engineers and Alliance Machine
Alliance Ohio AP reports wage increases of 13 cents per hour were accepted by employees of Morgan Engineers and Alliance Machine Company, producers of electric traveling cranes.
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Alliance, O
Morgan Engineersng Company
Alliance Machine Company
Vandals steal $600 worth gear at RPI observatory
In Troy New York vandals stole 600 dollars worth of scientific equipment from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute observatory and left a calling card reading Men from Mars near the 12 inch telescope.
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Troy, N. Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Observatory
Mars
Seven-Year Life of Wheat Grain Realized by Botanists
Botanists determine wheat grain viability averages seven years, ending the claim that wheat from ancient Egyptian tombs sprouted when planted. The finding challenges popular assumptions about seed longevity and ancient grain preservation.
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Ancient
Egypt
Wonder Salve wartime discovery for skin relief
No matter how long you have suffered or how many remedies you have tried for the itching of psoriasis eczema infections athlete s foot or other externally caused skin irritations you can get wonderful results from the use of Wonder Salve a war time discovery Developed for the boys in the Armynow for the home folks No acids no alcohol no painful application Wonder Salve is white greaseless pain relieving and antiseptic No ugly appearance Get Wonder Salve get results Sold in Middletown by Castell and Gallaher Orng Stores of your home town drucgeist Ady.
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Palmyra
N.Y
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Honywood
Calif
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Central
North Aves
Neibar St
Ross Hill
A. K. Lewis
Clark and
David T. Selvar
Kiwanis Club
A. F. Dorenbusch
Miami Valley Paper Shippers Association
L. T. Kenney
George Schaefer
Industrial Council
W. J. Beck
Rotary Club
Kent Little
Co-Operative Club
G. W. A. Breiel
Planning Commission
W. H. Spindler
Safety Council
Dodds
Johnston Scotch Enamel
Ralston Paint Store
N. Broad ST
Nature
Bryant Gas
Majestic Oil and Coal
Supreme Steel Furnace
He Denny Lumber Cfirst Ave
A& Grimes
DIAL
U. S. Steel Company
House
Blythe- Williams Post 231
Bob Gilmore
A. W. Smith
U.S. National Guard
Alcoholics Anonymous
U. S
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Don Beasley
Broad ST
Commerce Secretary
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Kansas River
D.s
Jaycees
Earth
Castell and Gallaher Orng
Drucgeist
Ady
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Jas. F. McElhinny
Leonard O. Nipper
RCSS
Thrift
Ross
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