Youngstown Executive Backs Conveyor Belt Line Plan
Kenneth Lloyd of the Mahoning Valley Industrial Council urges Senate support for a 130 mile belt conveyor from Lake Erie to the Ohio River with public utility status. He claims private financing would fund the line while canal plans rely on public funds, aiming to revive Youngstown steel jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Youngstown Steel
Liverpool
Kenneth Lloyd
Mahoning Valley
Lloyd
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Youngstown
Cleveland
H. B. Stewart, Jr
Akron
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
James W. Huffman
U. S
Conveyor Lines
Frank Brown
Goodyear Local 2
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
Tc. W. Vance
Transportation Brotherhoods of Ohio
Charles Bailey
Toledo
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Vance
Jaycees appoint clean up week committees in Middletown
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce sub committee appointments dominated last night’s meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room. General chairman M S Block said a request to proclaim April 17 to 30 as Clean-Up Week will be made to the City Commission tonight. He outlined plans before the Board of Directors and noted assistants and chairmen for publicity health safety transportation inspections and special projects. An extra meeting was tentatively set for Wednesday March 9 to receive sub committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Howard M. Metzenbaum
D - Cuyahoga
Ohio
Stewart
Huffman
Common Pleas Court
Carl D. Sheppard
R-Summt
Edwin F. Sawicki
Cuyahoga
Ower
Middletown
Block
Charles Hattery
Donald Douglas
Ballard Blount
Earl Thomas
Russell Dennis
Don Hall
Wade Pratt
Transportation Committee
The
Safety Council
Paul Wilson
Gary Klauman
Charles Hill
Robert Myers
John Hupka
C. C. Clark, Jr
Delbert Mann
Two killers tied to Downing murder plot in New York
McMahon described how Fernandez and Mrs Beck plotted to steal from Mrs Downing and killed her with jealousy as motive. They allegedly killed the widow and her child, buried the mother in a basement grave, and drowned the child. They planned to move to California and sell the Downing property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nandez
McMahon
Downing
California
Fernandez
Mrs. Beck
Mrs. Downing
Lonely Hearts
New six pound quart pressure cooker releases 15 pounds pressure
A newly released six pound quart pressure cooker automatically maintains a maximum cooking pressure of 15 pounds.
City Briefs and Notices from Middletown Chronicle
Local groups schedule meetings this evening at various venues including Trades and Labor Council Hall YMCA Moose Club and city hall. A legal notice invites sealed bids by March 10 for street nameplate units with standards set by The Grote Manufacturing Company. terms require bid details and a $50 bid bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Grote Manufacturing Company
Bellevue
Kentucky
Ineer
Cosi
Sha
Soviet Taegliche und Schau circulation sinks in Berlin
Berlin reports say the official Soviet Army organ Taegliche und Schau has reached a new low in daily circulation as Western observers note Berliners prefer Western papers. Rundschau cuts wages and staff after newsprint shortages while the paper remains the largest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Taegliche Und Schau
Tor
Die Welt
The
Rundschau
Attorneys Indicted for Fast Divorces in Ohio Case
A Franklin County grand jury indicted two Zanesville lawyers and five Muskingum County residents on counts of subornation of perjury and giving false testimony to obtain quickie divorces. The probe, ordered by Judge Clayton W. Rose, reviewed about 80 cases in a so called divorce mill, revealing fake Columbus addresses and differing six week vs six month waiting rules between counties.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Thomas A. Joseph
William L.:eber
Ralph Dutro
Doris Mable Bishop
Vivian Matheney
Taylor
Paul FE. Wise
Catherine L. Watson
King
Ralph J. Bartlett
Ohio
Bartlett
Dutro
Doris Mabel Bishop
Joseph
Weber
Clayton W. Rose
Domestic Relations Court
Fair Board appoints John F. Lewis to replace deceased member
In Warren County, John F. Lewis of Hamilton Township was named to the Warren County Fair Board, succeeding Harold Sharp who died weeks ago. The Harmon East End baseball diamond was named as the proposed site for the armory, donated by the Civic Trust, with Fair Grounds previously considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Fair Board
Lebanon
Warren County Fair Board
John F. Lewis
Hamilton Township
Harold Sharp
Harmon East End
Civic Trust
Indictments Close Investigation Mentioned by Bartlett
Fragmentary text notes that indictments closed the investigation and that many divorced individuals could not be located due to remarriage or residence changes. Bartlett commented on the closures and the difficulty tracking certain respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Parking meter mercy in Meyersdale scheme
Meyersdale Pennsylvania motorists can dodge a one dollar parking fine by turning in the ticket and paying a nickel to local merchants who sponsor the plan. Police are to deposit a nickel when a meter violation is found and tag the car, with the active curbside program aimed at leniency.
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Jaycees
Postal Romeo
H. M. Hensley
Ruth M. Hensley, R. N
14Th Ave
Dial
Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers
Trades and Labor Council Hall
Order of Ahepa
YMCA
Moose Club
West Central Ave
Blythe Williams
Sherman School
Middletown High School Boosters Club
Civic Association
83Rd Air Service Group
Aeronca
Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr
OUAM
North Broad St
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lions Club
Manchester Hotel
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Dance Club of
VFW
Middletown Ministerial Association
St. Pauls Church
Middletown League of Women Voters
Girls’ Club
Legion
Parente
Middle East
Jolson
Johnston
Ralston Paint Store, Inc
the Rundschau
der Abend
Gray
N.Y.C
Castell Bldg
City
Germany
Big ii
Cannon Face
Meyersdale, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Reeves
Central Ave
Jewelers
Nyt
Red Cross
Council
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