Jaycees to honor life member at Bosses Night dinner
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce will award an honorary life membership at Bosses Night in the Manchester Hotel at 6 30 p m. Dr Arthur S Flemming of Ohio Wesleyan University will speak on Hoover Commission recommendations more than 170 are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jaycees
Martin B. Coffey
Frank Dobrozsi
Citizens Club
Harold Waller
Middletown Civic Association
Elmo Lingrel
Leo F. Reinartz
Safety Council
Russell Stevens Jr
Robert McDade
J. C. Schulz
Dg. T. Lamb
Jaycee
C. W. Denny, Jrr
Five Injured In Ohio Route 4 Bridge Truck Crash
Three people were injured in a truck automobile collision on Ohio 4 near Peastown bridge. San dy B. Washington 25 Dayton struck the bridge and crossed into a car driven by John V Hosting 31 Hamilton Route 4. Washington suffered fractures and facial cuts while Hosting had nose and leg injuries. Arthur Quinn 30 Dayton suffered head cuts. All were taken to Middletown Hospital. Washington faced improper driving charges.
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Sandy B. Washington
Home St
Dayton
John V. Hosting
Hamilton
W&e Washington
Hosting
Arthur Quinn
Walnut St
Middletown Hospital
Washington
Truck Crash on Route 741 Injures Two Drivers
Patrolmen reported extensive damage and minor injuries after a crash on Route 741 south of Springboro. Ralph McConnell of Dayton and Robert Richardson of Norwood drove trucks owned by Producer's Oil and Grennen Bakery. both vehicles were demolished and traffic was halted for two hours. McConnell suffered leg bruises. Richardson had facial cuts and body bruises.
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Springboro
Ralph McConnell
Dayton
Robert Richardson
Norwood
McConnell
Producer's Oil Company of
Richardson
Grennen Bakery
Cincinnati
Police Briefs: Theft of Drill Reported at Shrock Implement
Police say a man was seen near Shrock Implement Company on Yankee Road and left by car after stealing an electric drill valued at 11.50. Investigators are looking into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrock Implement Company
Yankee Rd
Bicycle theft at Roosevelt School reported
Rodger Lee Shafer of 3405 Fleming Road reported yesterday afternoon the theft of his bicycle from Roosevelt School valued at 35 dollars.
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Rodger Lee Shafer
Fleming Rd
Roosevelt School
Car Attempts to Run Over Pedestrian on Canal Street
Robert Walker states a vehicle tried to strike him while he crossed Canal Street at Central Avenue yesterday. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby traffic footage.
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Robert Walker
Grovest
Canal St
Central Ave
Car Driven by Cletus Clemmons Strikes Utility Pole
Police say a car driven by Cletus Clemmons 39 of Sharonville Route 1 backed into a parking place and struck a utility pole. The pole was bolted in and bolts had rusted, making it dangerous. pole damage reported.
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Cletus Clemmons
Sharonville
Collision at Woodlawn and Baltimore Damages Several Vehicles
James A Moore 20 of 916 Sixth Ave was eastbound on Woodlawn Ave when he collided at the Baltimore intersection with a taxi driven by Bill Neal 61Both drivers claimed the green light Police reported Both cars sustained damage Mrs John Fryman 191 Arlington Ave said her left side door was damaged last night by an apparently struck vehicle Damage estimated at 150 dollars
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James A. Moore
Sixth Ave
Woodlawn Ave
Bill Neal
Baltimore
John Fryman
Arlington Ave
Coal strike tensions swirl as unions push for settlement
The labor fight amid rising coal shortages moves toward possible agreement. The government introduces a 1946 Lewis letter as evidence to show how pressure was used to end earlier action. Union and defense lawyers clash over Owens testimony and motives behind miners' idle stance.
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Lewis
Hopkins
Keech
Owens
Judge Reech
Isue
UMW
U 1W
Audio Visual Method Topic Before PTA
Lincoln School PTA heard that audio visual methods aid teaching. Miami University educator J R Neil said films teach more in less time and that pictures and field experiences create lasting impressions beyond verbal instruction. He stressed movies in schools are instructional, not entertainment, and demonstrated with stills and strip films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association
J. R. Neil
Miami University
Neil
State Seizes New Jersey Bell Telephone Post
Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll ordered the state takeover of New Jersey Bell Telephone Company and named a state administrator and a five member arbitration board. The move follows failed bargaining with the CIO Communications Workers of America whose 12,000 switchboard operators seek a seven dollar weekly raise and a 35 hour work week. Both sides pledged to accept the board’s decision.
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Trenton
J. J
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Driscoll
New Jersey
CIO Communication Workers of America
Margetts
Coal strike talks loom as seizure option grows
Negotiators return to contract talks at 11 a.m. EST amid pressure on operators and miners as the coal shortage widens. The government weighs seizing the mines to end the 18-day defiance, with fines from earlier contempt cases totaling over a million dollars and stockpiles projected to deplete by March if the strike persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Keech
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Nis
White House
UMW
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Lews
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
H. Graham Morison
Morison
W. H. Young
Bureau of Mines
Young
Butler County Office Management Group names chairmen and committees
At the first meeting of the Butler County chapter of the National Office Management Association the board appointed committees for the upcoming year. President Evan Hamilton of Armco Steel named executives and chairs for Publicity, Membership, Program, On To Cleveland, and By-Laws panels with representatives from First National Bank Middletown, Ohio Casualty Insurance, McGraw Construction, Beckett Paper, American Home Foods, Armco, and others. The organizational meeting was held in Hamilton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Hamilton
Armco Steel Corporation
Evan L. Hamilton
Francis Carmody
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Charles T. Kelly
Marchant Calculators
Kirk Strodtbeck
First National Bank
Middletown
Quinton R. Reeder
McGraw Construction Company
George F. Hancock
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company
Shirley Williams
Ohio Casualty Insurance Company
Robert E. Ireland
Thomas FE. Davies
Fairbanks Fiber Box
Robert K. Stevenson
Beckett Paper Company
Jerome A Inwood
Office Outfitters, Inc
B. P Adams
American Home Foods, Inc
Charles P. Clements
Western States Machine Company
Sam Tutt
Hauselman Transportation Company
Thomas P. Hannon
National Cash Register Company
Cleveland
Inland Container Corporation
Jack Rupp
Champion Pawer and Fibre Company
Lee W. Wildermuch
Robert P. Benninghofen
Hamilton Autographic Register Company
Charles B. Stiles
Sorg Paper Company
Walton J. Wuebbold
H. Wuebbold and Company
W. Homer Boxwell
Crystal Tissue Cmpany
Hamilton
State troopers mobilize to escort coal shipments in Ohio
Middle Town Post 9 troopers join District D officials at Cambridge as protection requests for coal shipments surge. Col George Mingle notes 725 trucks wait in Perry County while 22 counties are patrolled and extra personnel are redeployed. Governor Lausche vows to deploy powers to protect workers' right to work.
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Middletown
State Highway Patrol
District D
Cambridge
George Mingle
Mingle
Perry County
Othe
Lisbon
Willoughby
Nortwest Tuscarawas County
Bowling Green State University
Lausche
Ohio
Trial details emerge in Mrs Borroto case at Hillsboro Hospital
Dr Biron testifies about conversations with Dr Sander 239 days after Mrs Abbie Borroto death. The medical referee describes notes, air injections given to relieve suffering, and Borroto's husband claiming authority. Sander admits injecting air totaling 40 ccs with legal doubt and possible law changes.
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Biron
Hillsboro County Hospital
Abbie Borroto
Manchester
Dr. Biron
Sander
Phinney
March Weather Forecast Promises Cooler Eastern March
The Weather Bureau projects generally below normal temperatures east of the Mississippi for March. This winter has been unusually warm in the region, with Washington hitting a January high of 79 degrees on January 6.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Jamboree Rally Outlines Valley Forge Scout Event
Plans for the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania from June 30 to July 6 will be outlined at a Civic Association jamboree tonight. E H Bindley chairs the Council Jamboree Committee and leads the discussion. A film World Jamboree of 1947 will be shown. The 7 30 p m meeting is open to all Scouts and Explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Civic Association
E. H. Bindley
Trial hears doctor discussed air injection death case
Dr. Sander, 41, is accused of hastening the death of cancer patient Abbie C. Borreto, 59, by injecting air into her veins. A state witness, Anita Ducharme, testified that Sander admitted the act and remarked it was illegal. The trial continued as prosecutors prepare further testimony from Dr. Miller and Dr. Helpern after a lengthy autopsy.
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Sander
Anita Ducharme
Abbie C. Borreto
Miss Duchame
Hillsboro County General Hospital
Biron
Ralph J. Miller
Milton Helpern
New York City
Denfeld Removal Labelled Reprisal by Armed Services Panel
The House Armed Services Committee branded Admiral Louis Denfelds removal as chief of Naval Operations last fall a reprisal for his criticism of unification and national defense planning. Denfeld retired after 38 years active duty rather than take another post. The report also covers unification strategy and Crommelins disclosures.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
Denfeld
House Committee
John Crommelin
Navy Flier
Crommelin
West
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Atlantic Pact Ministers to Meet in Spring in Europe
London officials said the 12 Atlantic Pact foreign ministers plan a spring meeting likely in Europe. The gathering could allow the United States British and French foreign ministers to hold Big Three talks with no date set, possibly in April or May. The pact’s Council met for the first time last April 4 in Washington.
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London
Europe
Foreign Office
United States
Washington
U. S
Acheson
Paducah Fire Leaves Downtown Block Heavily Damaged
A Paducah fire confined after an hour to a downtown business district area. Ohio Valley Supply Company building suffered extensive damage, with adjacent structure heavily damaged and flames reaching toward Broadway. Firefighters prevented spread to the Sinnott Hotel, though containment remained tense for a time.
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Paducah, Ky
Paducah
Frank Gholson
Ohio Valley Supply Company
Broadway
Sinnott
Armstrong pleads guilty in church worker slaying case
James B. Armstrong 26 of Columbus pleads guilty to first degree murder in the robbery killing of Eleanor Gifford at her Ath ens area home on January 3, 1949. Trial date March 27 set by Common Pleas Judge Roy D. Williams.
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Athens
James B. Armstrong
Columbus
Common Pleas
Roy D. Williams
Williams
Cief
Ohio Supreme Court
Armstrong
Harry Z. Dodds
D Jr
Gordon Rawlins
Dodds
Rawlins
Ohio
Eleanor Gifford
Vacation Petition Seeks Immediate Possession of Middletown Store
Denton Stores, Inc. filed a petition in Hamilton against Joy Stores, Inc. of New York City seeking immediate possession of the northeast corner building at Broad Street and Central Avenue in Middletown. Elliott Levey of Middletown represents Denton’s, which owns the site for a new building and cites breach of lease.
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Hamilton
Joy Stores, Inc
New York City
Denton Stores, Inc
Cincinnati
Broad St
Central Ave
Middletown
Elliott Levey
Denton’s
John Ross
Veteran Doctor Dies in Barbeton Patient Care Era
Dr Germanus E. Gardner 83 a Barbeton Ohio physician who delivered about 5000 babies over more than five decades of general medical practice died at his home. He is survived by a daughter and other relatives.
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Barberton, O.A
Germanus E. Gardner
Sudden Changes Could Disrupt Dairy Cow Production
A sudden change rough handling or unusual noises may affect the production of a dairy cow. The note emphasizes how stressors in the environment can reduce milk yield and overall welfare.
Red Cross Opens 1950 Fund Campaign
The 1950 Red Cross fund drive opened with the slogan All Can Give. More than 600 volunteers began work to reach Middletown's $15,717 goal. General chairman D. H. Malcolm announced that all arrangements were in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
Middletown
D. H. Malcom
Canine vigil over fallen white dog moves Middletown
A large black and white dog keeps watch over a dead white stray shot by a police officer. Neighbors report the scene drew many passersby as the guardian dog huddled above the body and barked at approaching dogs and people. Photos were taken by Leo Proffitt of Noland's Camera Shop. The incident follows a Red Cross fundraising drive in Middletown supporting veterans, safety, and disaster aid, with national contributions led by President Truman and General Marshall urging support. The drive runs through March 15 in Middletown and ends later nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Proffitt
Noland
Truman
General Marshall
Red Cross
America
Middletown
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