UAW Seeks New Aeronca Election At Middletown Hearing
The UAW CIO presses for a new ballot at Aeronca plants in Middletown after objections to the Jan 19 employee election. The NLRB hearing before trial examiner Herbert Silberman entered its second day with testimony from UAW CIO officials and Aeronca employees alleging interference by Aeronca and the independent Aeronca Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Middletown
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Herbert Silberman
Washington
NLRB
Uaw-Cio
Acronca
Visual Education
Goer- Heh
George Botts
New Haven
Conn
Aeronca
Buchanan
The
Independent Union
George Wilken
Suit Seeks Injunction Against Union President
Otho Wisman files in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking an injunction against Don DeFrates, president of the Aeronca Independent Union. Wisman alleges DeFrates unlawfully usurped the office June 1 after William Woollums resigned, and claims he was elected vice president at a second shift meeting. The suit, filed in Hamilton by Sol Goodman for the United Auto Workers AFL CIO, notes the executive committee refuses to recognize Wisman’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don DeFrates
Aeronca Independent Union
Butler County Common Pleas
Otho Wisman
Tytus
The
Independent Union
Wisman
DeFrates
William Woollums
Third St
Franklin
Aeronca
DeFrate
Joollums
Hamilton
Sol Goodman
Cincinnati
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Water Puddles Figure In 2 Accidents Here
Two city crashes yesterday and today involved water puddles none injured. Felix Fuller 17 reportedly follwed too closely and lost control after passing on the right at S Main and Lafayette at 9 40 p m damaging $200. James Smith 17 hit a wet brake after splashing through water at Verity Pkwy and Central Ave at 2 30 p m causing $450 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Fuller
Garfield St
S. Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
James Smith
Horseshoe Road
Hamilton
David Mynhier
Hill Ave
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
Rural Zoning Hearing Draws 50 At Butler County Courthouse
About 40 to 50 people attended the final public hearing on the Butler County zoning ordinance at the courthouse. County Commissioners gave no action, explained the ordinance, and opened written objections or changes until July 6 for study by Ladislas Segoe & Associates. Final action and ballot placement were tentatively set for the week after July 6. Public hearings have already been held in all townships, with only approving townships bound by the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Segoe
Two Children Treated After Falls At Middletown
Two children were injured in tumbles yesterday and treated at Middletown Hospital. Five year old Deborah Lee Hall daughter of Deward Hall 1719 Jackson Sr cut the top of her right foot on a broken milk bottle. Dickie Wagoner son of Robert Wagoner 1916 Highland St suffered a scalp cut after his tumble. Both were released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Deborah Lee Hall
Deward Hall
Jackson Sr
Dickie Wagoner
Robert Wagoner
Highland St
SEATO military planners end conference in Singapore
The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization's 14 day meeting wrapped up at the Royal Navy air station in Singapore. Officers from all eight SEATO members attended with a higher level advisers’ conference planned for later this summer at Baguio Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Alliance
Aliey Advisers
Baguio
Philippines
Storm Hits Maineville Tornado Damages Warren County Areas
A baby twister in Warren County touched down along Rt 48 and the Maineville Road, forming an eight hour weather event in the Miami Valley. The 30 second gust damaged utility lines trees roofs and TV antennas over a square mile, with no heavy property loss. Cold western air clashed with hot southwestern Ohio air triggering the tornado alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Miami Valley
Rt. 48
Maineville Road
Ohio
Swimmers to Get Awards at YMCA Recognition Night
YMCA recognition night honors young swimmers who met class requirements. B P Allen heads the program at 7 30 p m with assistant Don Hardesty and Bill Rodgers assisting. Parents and wives invited to the YMCA event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
B. P. Allen
Don Hardesty
Bill Rodgers
New Manager Named For Wards Here
Harold V. Warner of LaPorte Indiana is named manager of the Montgomery Ward Middletown store. He succeeds A B Gordes who moves to Mattoon Illinois. Warner, a 16 year veteran, has led stores in LaPorte Elmwood Park Terre Haute and Vincennes. A Indiana University business graduate and Marine Corps veteran he and his wife and three children will move to Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Warner
LaPorte
Ind
Montgomery Ward
Middletown
Chicago
Warner
A. B. ‘'Gus” Gordes
Mattoon
Ill
Ward
Elmwood Park
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Sores
Indiana University
Marine Corps
LaPorte Retail Merchants Ssn
Methodists Welcome Pastors After Reappointment
The First Methodist Church welcomed back three ministers Dr Louis R Walter Rev Charles Lovell and Rev Walter Davis after their reappointment by the Ohio Conference The board noted a doctorate degree from Ohio Wesleyan University for Dr Walter and social hour followed The Official Board reelected Ross Snyder president Charles Beck vice president and Mrs Helen Tucker secretary They selected Dr Walter to attend the Ninth World Methodist Conference at Lake Junaluska and Fred Stein Jr as lay delegate to the General Conference at Ohio Wesleyan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ohio Conference
Louis R. Walter
Charles Lovell
Walter Davis
Russell Weatherwax
Walter
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ross Snyder
Charles Beck
Helen Tucker
Lake Junaluska
North Carolina
Fred Stein Jr
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Given $60,000 Grant
Western College for Women has received a five year grant of 60000 from the Carnegie Foundation. President Herrick B. Young says the funds will support the area study sequence by funding an annual visiting scholar and summer seminar scholarships for Western students. Part of the money will buy reference materials on the study areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Carnegie Foundation
Western College For Women
Herrick B. Young
Paramount and Strand Showings Tonight and Tomorrow
Paramount screens Break to Freedom at 1 15, 4 45 and 8 15 pm and Harder They Fall at 2 45, 6 15 and 9 50 pm. Strand shows Pretty Girl at 1 15, 4 09, 7 18 and 10 12 pm and Miss Grant Takes Richmond at 2 42, 5 41 and 8 45 pm. Colonial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
County Dispatches Welfare Fund Distribution Across Agencies
The Butler County budget commission distributed 122708.22 in public utility and excise taxes to three welfare agencies. Middletown received 14724.98 or 12 percent, with about 23000 on hand June 1. Warren G. Harding and Charles T. Ruppert warned the funds may still fall short for the year, possibly forcing cuts. Distribution based on last year’s expenditures and six months this year allocated county 58999.95 and Hamilton 49083.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Budget Commission
Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Harry Newlin
Newlin
Warren G. Harding
Charles T. Ruspert
Arrest of Sam Chaney on assault charge
Officers arrested 38 year old Sam Chaney of 1110 Garfield St on assault and battery charges after an incident last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Chaney
Garfield St
Two Middletown Men Bound for County Grand Jury
Charged with auto theft, Fred Conrad aged 34 and Charles Smoot were bound to the Butler County Grand Jury under $1,000 bond each after preliminary hearings. They pleaded innocent to stealing a car owned by Maxwell Cox from near the Red Bud Inn west of Middletown. State patrolmen recovered the vehicle in Conrad’s front yard shortly after the theft report. Cox testified he left the keys in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
Squire Lammie Bailey
Fred Conrad
West Middletown Rt. 2
Charles Smooth
Earle Hotel
Maxwell Cox
Warren Rd
Red Bud Inn
Conrad
Smoot
Cox
Civitan Showcases Color Slides by Ralph D Winship
Ralph D Winship, consultant for Gardner Beard and Carton Co, spoke at the Civitan Club luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. He presented stereoscopic color pictures of New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming to the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Winship
Gardner Beard & Carton Co
Civitan Club
Manchester
Winship
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
Wife Dies From Beating Becomes Murder Case for Estranged Husband
Hamilton special report states 49 year old Katherine Hacker died from injuries after alleged beating by husband Charles Hacker 59 of Butler Hotel. Coroner cites spleen rupture. Hacker held on $2500 bond awaiting grand jury. divorce actions pending. Services set for Thursday at Greismer Grim Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Katherine Hacker
Vine St
Charles Hacker
Butler Hotel
Garret J. Boone
Hacker
Perry County
Greismer-Grim Funeral Home
GOES INTO TRUSTEESHIP FOR Donald Jones
Donald Jones of 332 Curtis Sr was placed into trusteeship in Municipal Court yesterday after listing $2299.27 in debts to 15 creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jones
Curtis Sr
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UAW
National Labor Relations Act
Charles M. Ryan
Lowell Goerlich
Ray Ross
Springfield
Floyd Atkins
Virgil Suitt
Joseph Lower
Arnold Buchanan
Woollums
Atkins
Suitt
John A. Lawler
Lawler
Suittag
Uitt
Boeing Aircraft Co
Elliott Levey
Levey
UAW- Cra
William Saunders
Trenton
Frank Rodgers
Middletown Rt. 1
Lillian Rush
Yankee Rd
1St Avenue
Thomas McGill
Winona Dr
Cecilia Grand
Franklin St
Crawford Street
Nelson Lawson
Seneca St
Kenneth Rogers
Grand Ave
Ladislas Segoe
Ladislas
Middletown Dry Cleaners Ass'n
Bandbox Dry Cleaners
Butler Dry Cleaners
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Mathews Service, Inc
Mayfield Dry Cleaners
Merit Cleaners
Coakland Cleaners
One-Hour Cleaners
Perfection Cleaners
Tattershall Cleaners
Arrow Dry Cleaners
Maineville
Peck
Methodists
Western
Dixie Cruise
Butler Co
Nelbar St
Civitan
Elite
Central Ave
Crawford ST
Kéego
Perc CO Aw
General Merchandise
Grimes
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