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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1950

Page

8

Easy To Make Accessories In A Summer Wardrobe

Ohio Governor Lausche said he will vote for the senatorial candidate he believes will serve the nation best. He stressed he will choose based on issues, not party, and praised both Ferguson and Taft as fearless. He also commented on flood control projects on the Miami and Muskingum rivers and urged local management in such programs.

Louisde U. S. Senate White Sulphur Springs W. VA Ohio Frank J. Lausche Ferguson Taft Euditor Lausche Miami Muskingum

Township Canines To Be Vaccinated

Lemon Township dog owners may vaccinate rabies between 7 and 9 p.m. Wednesday June 21 at the Monroe City Building. Dr L H Bremer will administer the vaccine. Fees range from 1.50 for dogs under 25 pounds to 2.50 for larger dogs.

Lemon Township Monroe City Raymond McKinley Mn Township Farm Bureau L. H. Bremer

Two Are Named Delegates To Boys' Nation

Trustees of Buckeye Boys State named John Borton of Alliance and Kenneth B. Creasy of Delaware as Ohio representatives to the American Legion Boys Nation to be held July 21 to 27 at Fort Myer Virginia. Borton as governor and Creasy as mayor led a Buckeye Boys State that ended yesterday with over 1,000 graduates bringing the total past 10,000 in the 14 year history. Phil Casto of Mansfield was named Mason award winner for outstanding citizen in state government. The pair and governor will be guests at Columbus for the Buckeye Girls State governor inauguration.

Camp Perry Buckeye Boys’ State John Borton Alliance Kenneth B. Creasy Delaware Ohio American Legion Fort Myer Borton Buckeye Legion Phil Casto Mansfield Barton Columbus The Stone Ronald Cope Cuyahoga Falls Lawrence Weiss Cleveland Ronnie Tarcher Marietta James Bornhorst Fort Loramie Donald Adams Bellevue Orville Richard Kohls Daniel Kenny Brewster Common Pleas Richard Rich Pandora William Ellis Steubenville

Land Bureau Reaps 37 Million From Public Domain in 1949

The U S Bureau of Land Management reported collections exceeding 37 million dollars from public domain lands during the year 1949. This figure reflects the agency's revenue intake from leases royalties and other charges tied to federal land resources.

U. S. Bureau of Land Management

Notice of Appointment in Higgins Estate Case No 24953

Frances C. Higgins of Middletown Ohio has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John H. Higgins deceased in Middletown Butler County. Creditors must file their claims within four months or be barred. Dated June 13 1950. Dell Worcester Dell Attorneys.

John H. Higgins Frances C. Higgins Middletown Ohio Butler County Pany Dell Worcester & Dell

Union Strife at Ford Canton Plant Over Strike Call

CIO United Automobile Workers local at Ford Motor Canton plant seeks to enforce a strike call on the midnight shift, with about a third of 450 workers participating. Local president William Owen says wages lag the Ford scale and there is plant speed-up, while international UAW leaders led by William Fowler call the strike unauthorized and accuse Ford of collusion. Canton plant employs about 1,500 on all shifts, supplying roughly 71 percent of forgings used in Ford products. The plant was moved from River Rouge, Michigan, to Canton in 1947.

Canton CIO United Automobile Workers Ford Motor Company William Owen International Uaw William Fowler Owen Ford River Rouge Mich

Servigemen News Highlights Soldiers Arrive Home Abroad

PFC Lewis M. Monce Jr returns home on a 30 day furlough to Germantown after 16 months tour. PFC Carl E. Brewer home on leave after basic training at Lockland Texas. scheduled to Camp Stoneman Cal for overseas duty. Pvt Donald V. Robinson stationed with the 24th Infantry Division Band in Kokura Japan. PFC Kermit G. Cox on duty with the Eighth Army in Otsu Japan with Company D 35th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division. SFC John Merchant of the 24th Infantry Regiment stationed at Gifu Japan with Mt Fiji maneuvers. part of Tropic Lightning Division.

Lewis M. Monce, Jr Lewis Monce Friend Rd Germantown Carl E. Brewer Garrett Brewer Minnesota St Lockland Air Base Texas Air Corp Camp Stoneman Cal Pvt Donald V. Robinson Paul Robinson South Main St Franklin 24Th Infantry Division Kokura Japan Otsu Kermit G. Cox Clyde Cox Eighth Army 35Th Infantry Regiment 25Th Infantry Division Gifu John Merchant Sylvester Merchant Walnut St 24Th Infantry 25Th Infantry Byajor Genera William B. Kean Sfc Merchant Camp Gifu Mt. Fiji

Boy Unconscious Three Years Is Moved To Columbus

Seven year old Danny Lissal, who has lay unconscious at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton since November 23, 1946 after a brain injury, was moved yesterday to the state hospital at Orient near Columbus. Physicians say there is little hope he will ever leave the state institution.

Hamilton, O Danny Lissal Mercy Hospital Orient Columbus Danny

Hospital Care Funds Reported in April Payments

The Middletown Hospital received 30088.63 dollars from Hospital Care Corporation for treating 400 admitted patients over 2221 days in April. The figure ranked fourth among southwestern Ohio and northwestern Kentucky hospitals. Blue Cross reports 327,000,000 dollars paid for 4,500,000 enrolled members in 1949, the largest in THE 90 PLANS history.

Middletown Hospital Care Corporation Ohio Kentucky Blue Cross

Insurance Men To Get Awards At Local Meeting

The National Quality Award will be given to two members of the local Association of Life Underwriters at their Wednesday noon meeting at Hotel Manchester. The awards honor quality service by agents, presented by the Hartford and New York associations. E Cal Grier will receive the five year award. James E Wilson will receive the second year award. Edward W Jones will preside and Ronald Lane will make the presentations.

Association of Life Underwriters Manchester Life Insurance Agency Management Association of Hartford Ronald Lane

New Car Dealers Verify 1882 Cars This Spring

Middletown's new car dealers report 1,882 cars checked since the Car Dealers' Voluntary Safety Inspection program started this spring. The effort runs with State Highway and city police lane checks, and vehicles approved at dealer stations will be recognized by State Patrol and local police, potentially reducing repeated lane checks.

Middletown

Growth in suburbs drives Cleveland area population up

Preliminary census figures show Cuyahoga County gaining about 150000 residents from 1940 to 1950, with Cleveland increasing by 31210 to 909546. Suburbs make up most of the growth, and the county’s total is estimated near 1368000 compared with 1217250 in 1940.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Ohio

Paper Workers Name Officers For Next Year

Local 112 United Paper Workers members met Sunday and elected officers for the coming year. Aaron Fields was reelected president, with Arthur Huffman as vice president, Price Fletcher as recording secretary, and John Eichorn as financial secretary. Clay Lansdale was elected a trustee and George Pergram as sergeant at arms. Lansdale, Snowden and Wright were reelected to the negotiating and grievance committee, with Milford Dennis and Carl Treadway as new members.

United Paper Workers Aaron Fields Arthur Huffman Price Fletcher John Eichorn Clay Lansdale George Pergram Carl Snowden Brooks Wright Milford Dennis Carl Treadway

Woman Prankster Triggers False Accident Calls

In Hamilton Ohio a woman prankster phoned the sheriff saying an automobile had overturned on Princeton Pike near here and occupants were trapped. She also alerted Fairfield Township Fire Department and two taxicabs, prompting three ambulances to rush to the scene. No accident was found.

Hamilton, O Butler County Charles B. Walke Princeton Pike Here Fairfield Township

Legion Guardsman elects Lentz Canton leader at convention

John W. Lentz of Canton was elected state commander of the Legion of Guardsman at the close of a two day convention in Canton yesterday. James A. Riley of Canton was named junior vice commander and Walter J. Halter of Canton adjutant.

Legion Guardsmen Tiffin Legion of Guardsman John W. Lentz Canton James A. Riley Walter J. Halter

Ohio censor stance on television films remains unchanged

Ohio officials say television does not enter the censorship program. Dr Clyde Hissong, director of Education and chief censor, notes no plans to censor TV films and cites need for system overhaul. A bill to include TV films lingers, awaiting a Pennsylvania case decision and addressing public versus private viewing rules.

Columbus Clyde Hissong Pennsylvania Hissong

Lead MIB Tourney Tops At Asbury Park

Two Ohio youths lead their leagues at the national marbles tournament in Asbury Park New Jersey Tom Eckman 14 Barberton posted 14 wins and two losses in the first round Rosevelt Maccioli 14 Canton won and lost two to lead in League 1x Winners of six leagues advance to the final round Friday bringing together top players from Ohio and other regions in a statewide contest atmosphere.

MIB Asbury Park N. J Ohio Tom Eckman Barberton Rosevelt Maccioli Canton

Pickets Ignored By Dockworkers In Ohio Port

In Toledo Ohio coal and iron ore shipments resumed as 165 AFL Unix members returned to the Chesapeake and Ohio dock after voting to bypass picket lines. Pickets from Lakefront Dock Company began the dispute Friday night with about 135 longshoremen striking, while C and D workers stayed out due to the lines.

Toledo, O Ohio AFL Unix Chesapeake and Ohio Lakefront C and D

Ruling Favors Oxford Resident in Alienation Suit

Judge Fred B. Cramer awarded Patrick D. Smith $5,000 against John McFall, both Oxford restaurant operators, ruling the evidence insufficient for criminal conversation and classifying the amount as compensatory. The report also notes the National Safety Council finding that a death occurs every six minutes in 1949 with half of fatalities workers.

Hamilton Fred B. Cramer Common Pleas Patrick D. Smith Oxford John McFall Smith McFall Cramer National Safety Council

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