Armco among 10 Valley steel firms taking voluntary action
Representatives of 10 Ohio valley steel companies including Armco met with the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Committee in Cincinnati to form a joint research committee. The group will meet within 30 days to organize a long term plan to reduce industrial wastes while balancing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Valley Steel Firms
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Steel Companies
Cincinnati
Steel Company
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Committee
Sanitation Commission
Joseph L. Quinn Jr
Terre Haute Ind
Armco Steel Corporation
Bso & F Reinartzy
Grant
Pewit
Miami
Hamilton
Aarmco
Quinn
Amco
Oho River
Cincinnati Army Officers Hurt In Crash
Edgewood Md AP Two young officers from the Army chemical center died in a crash when their car left the road and hit a pole. State Police identified the dead as Second Lieutenants Robert Kenneth Graham 26 of St Albans West Virginia Robert Boone 26 of Mavis West Virginia and Malvin T Eckstein 21 of Cincinnati Ohio. Eckstein was taken to Aberdeen Proving Ground Station Hospital with head injuries and severe facial lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Army
Chemical Center
Robert Kenneth Graham
St. Albans, W. Va
Robert Boone
Mavis
W Va
Malvin T Eckstein
Homeside Ave
Cincinnati
Aberdeen
Police Association to Convene Here March 14
The Police Association will convene in Alemboers at the Southwestern Ching Police and Sheriff's Association town on March 14. A dinner at the Police Pistol Range at 6 pm precedes the meeting. Between 50 and 60 attendees are expected, with the speaker to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemboers
Southwestern Ching
Young Actress Ethel Blyth Weds Writer Thomas Fairbanks
Hollywood reports elopement of 19 year old Ethel Blyth daughter of John Bartmore and Dolores Costello to 24 year old writer Thom as Alexander Fairbanks. The couple says they married in San Bernardino Wednesday by Peace Justice E O Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dolores Ethel Blyth
John Bartmore
Dolores Costello
Thomas Alexander Fairbanks
San Bernardino
E O Thompson
Humouresque Club and Community Events Schedule
Colored community items list meetings at Velma Bryant home on Garfield Street. Prizes awarded to Ivete Fuller Dorothy Jean Moore and Doreen King. Lenten tea at Samuel Homes home 823 Seventeenth Ave sponsored by Group 1 Phillips Chapel Church. Chitterling dinner by Group 4 at 21 Eighth Ave. Musical program at New Era Baptist Church features many participants including the Gospel Five Quartet. Mention of Marines using hand grenades under John Paul Jones era in Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Bryant
Garfield
Ivete Fuller
Dorothy Jean Moore
Doreen King
Mary Emma Echols
Group 4
Phillips Chancel
Jtudile Holloway
Eighth Ave
New Era Baptist
Mhose
Herbet Hare
William Briggs
Daisy Smith
Frans Woodlidge
Jaddie Chilas
Selmar Moeller
Lilian Jones
Elmer Jones
Georfianna Hood
Jimrmine Hood
Mary Thomas
Ruth Staley
Rudolph Prinsle
Clarence Pringle
Grover Banks
Junior Briggs
Princala Clements
Burmese Bandits Torture Nurse Then Murder
Miss Selma M. Maxwell, an American missionary nurse from Senatobia Mississippi, was tortured with rifle butts by Burmese bandits before she was slain near Moulmein in Burma. Ten locals who attempted to rescue her were killed in an ambush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Selma M. Maxwell
Washington
Senatobia
Miss Maxwell
Moulmein
Doll Saved From Fire Mistaken For Baby
Oklahoma City AP report of a home blaze in the Wal Rogers Field veterans housing unit. Fireman Bob Coley carried out a life size doll he mistook for a two year old girl, finding the doll after hearing a cry. The real child Carolyn Thompson died in the smoke, despite rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Carolyn Thompson
Charles W. Thompson
Wal Rogers Field Veterans Housing Unit
Bob Coley
West
Coley
Damage suit over flooding claims against Tulsa firm
Hamilton judiciary action seeks 35000 pounds in damages from Midwestern Constructors Inc. in Common Pleas Court alleging flooding of 23 acres in Fairfield Township caused by gas line work last December. Plaintiffs Edwin Hintermeister Alfred Hintermeister and Louise Schull claim heavy rains worsened erosion after crews failed to replace a levee. Attorney Robert L. Marrs represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Midwestern Constructors, Inc
Tulsa
Oklo
Fairfield Township
Edwin Hintermeister
Alfred Hintermeister
Louise Schull
Gilmore Ad
Ana
Miami and Erie Canal
Robert L. Marrs
Coal strike standoff deepens as court orders 80 day injunction
The Truman Mine Workers Union faces contempt claims after 372 000 members refuse to return to work. Judge Keech issues an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction while the Senate Labor Committee delays action. The Justice Department appeals as coal shortages bite and 20 000 workers remain idle. UMW leader John L Lewis says no public health risk from the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Labor Committee
Justice Department
Richmond B Keech
Keech
White House
UMW
John L. Lewis
Arthur Krock
Washington
The
York Times
Lewis
Middletown Shrine Toastmasters Elect Officers
The Middletown Shrine Toastmasters Club elected officers at a weekly meeting. Robert Osborn was named president with Donald Van Ausdall as vice president Ernest Bowen as secretary Carl Rentschler as treasurer Britt Kendrick as sergeant at arms Gilbert King as educational chairman and the retiring president as deputy governor. Clayton Huber and Fred Yoder will represent Middletown at the Dayton district contest on March 9 with rehearsals held yesterday evening. The group plans to meet at 6 p.m. in the Manchester Hotel lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clayton Huber
Fred Yoder
Huber
Yoder
Earl Biman
George Holtz
Bowen
King
Gramarian
Murray Johnson
Jim Davis
Odd Fellows Plan Second Degree Conferments and Meetings
The Odd Fellows Lodge held a weekly session planning two out of town events. The degree staff will travel to Germantown to confer the second degree on three candidates. A second trip to Eaton will support the Southwestern Ohio Boosters Association event. Bert Kelsey of Ohio will speak at Eaton. A April 1 covered dish with Viola Rebekah Lodge is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Germantown
Eaton
Southwestern Ohio
Fire Halts at Cincinnati Home After Blaze
An invalid woman and four others were rescued when Herbert Francis residence caught fire. Fire Marshal Durward George estimated damage at $11,000, citing chimney sparks as the likely cause. A pedestrian alerted the family and summoned the fire department. Rosa Francis, 83, was rescued from the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Herbert Francis
Durward George
Rosa Francis
Brothers Die When Truck Goes In River
Two brothers Alfred Oliverie age 25 and Arthur Oliverie age 20 from Newark New Jersey died when their tractor trailer plunged from Randie Bridge into the Muskingum River south of Coshocton Ohio early today. The truck failed to make a curve on Route 16 and broke through a guard rail with the bodies found in the cab eight hours later.
Fire destroys McKinley Elementary in Lisbon Ohio
An early morning blaze destroyed McKinley Elementary School in Lisbon near East Liverpool Ohio causing an estimated 20000 dollars in damage. Firefighters battled the flames in subzero temperatures with water freezing on gear. The district plans a board meeting to decide student arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
McKinley
Lisbon
Glenn Lewton
Board of Education
W. J. Ullman
Lewton
Columbiana
McKinley School
Calcutta School
Kentucky fireworks ban move nears law as Senate clears bill
FRANKFORT Ky AP A bill outlawing the retail sale of fireworks in Kentucky ne eds Senate concurrence of a House amendment to reach Gov Earle Clements for signature If approved and signed or left unsigned for 10 days it becomes law June 15 The House passed the Senate measure and the action aims to decide next year if Kentuckians want a tax or lottery bonus for veterans The measure would allow a constitutional amendment to grant a maximum 600 bonus to World War I and II veterans in service or discharged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Senate
House
Earle Clements
Ke ‘Ky
Lions hear SPEBSQSA history and Razor's Edge growth
Hale Dodds told Middletown Lions Club that SPEBSQSA has about 48000 members in the United States. The Razor's Edge Chapter includes the Rounders Roundtowners and Clos anes with a show planned May 13 at Middletown High School featuring international champions. A quartet with Art Tyng Ed Swain Bob Hall and Dick Trout was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spebsqsa
Middletown
Lions Club
Hale Dodds
Razor's Edge
United States
The
Rounders
Roundtowners
Closanes
Middletown High School
Wil
Art Tyng
Ed Swain
Bob Hall
Dick Trout
Saar Receives Republic Title in Peace Pact
Paris reported France granted the Saar region the title Republic of the Saar with broad autonomy in exchange for control of its coal mines for 50 years. The pact notes independence after fifty years, but depends on a final treaty with Germany. The region with 926,000 German speakers gains the new status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Saar
Germany
Republic of the Saar
Move Made To End Cincinnati Strike
For the first time in almost a month efforts will be made today to end the long drawn out strike of 407 Cincinnati taxicab drivers. Mayor Albert D. Cash and Federal Conciliator James McNamara arranged the meeting with drivers representatives and officials of taxicabs of Cincinnati, Inc., for consideration of a settlement plan devised by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Albert D. Cash
James McNamara
Taxicabs of Cincinnati, Inc
Bing Crosby to have appendix operation next week
Hollywood AP reports Bing Crosby will undergo an appendectomy next week after ongoing appendix trouble. Larry Crosby, brother in charge of public relations, provided the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Larry Crosby
Dr Sander Trial Opens With Impulse Claim
Langdell sparks trial by asserting Dr Sander injected air into Mrs Borreto’s veins four times at Hillsboro County Hospital. He contends the act was impulsive under severe emotional strain, while Sander and wife will testify as the case enters its tenth day before a 13 man jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwinnell
Phinney
Democrats Balk Coyle Faction In Election Officials Session
The Butler County Board of Elections reappointed key staff amid a party split. Democrats backed anti-Coyle candidates James Shollenbarger and Robert Briede while supporting Stitsinger for clerk, and new East Precinct creation was approved due to population imbalances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Balk Coyle
Martin Coyle
Republican
County Board of Elections
Fed Shising -R
Hamilton Gop
Butler County Board of Elections
Coyle
Stitsinger
James Shollenbarger
Milford Township
Republian
Robert Briede
Hamilton
Shollenbarger
Ohio
Orman M. Elam
Middletown
Janti Coyle
George Brandhoff
Elam
Edwin E. Buell
Reily
Russell Hull
Brack Little
Little
Lemon Township
Dayton Fabricating Company Purchased
Cincinnati report notes that Dayton Fabricating Company was purchased. The brief item mentions Ramos in connection with the acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Fabricating Company
Enterprises buys control in Israel Brothers Company
Enterprises, a local syndicate, announced it has purchased the control interest in Israel Brothers Company, Daston, C., steel fabricators and scrap dealers. While the price was not disclosed, reports say about 300,966 dollars. The Greenland whale is one third head.
16 Families Burned Out Early Today
In Williamson West Virginia 16 families totaling 73 people were driven from their homes by a mine colony fire at the Mc Ve y Kentucky site of the Eastern Coal Corp Most lost nearly all their possessions and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson, W. Va
McVey, Ky
Eastern Coal Corp
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Colored News
U.S
John Paul Jones
Reales
Nurse
Doll
Baby
Truman
Odd Fellows
Lasbon
Mrs. Borroto
John J. Palmer
Just
Olympic TV
Ramos
Bavarian Brewing Co., Inc
Covington, Ky
Williamson-Ziegler Furn
Ace Co
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