Expense Of Producing Steel To Increase About Dollar Due To Coal Pact
New York AP The Iron Age says the new coal miners contract will raise finished steel production costs by somewhat less than $1 a ton. Despite this the steel industry may see lower coal costs per ton this year than 1949 as last year’s coal tax from a weeklong production drive is cited. Output is about 73 percent of capacity, with expectations to climb back into the nineties in two weeks. The coal strike caused about a million tons of lost steel production, enough to supply roughly 150,000 standard houses with autos and appliances. No. 1 heavy melting steel in Pittsburgh regained $1 a ton, lifting the Iron Age steel scrap composite to $27.42 per gross ton.
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New York
Iron Age
John L. Lewis
Trade Weekly
Pittsburgh
Lebanon Police Move To Harmonious Operation
Lebanon council heard a police committee report stating the Police Department is now operating in a cooperative and harmonious manner. If this continues the committee may recommend wage increases for officers. The hearing for Henry Brady, suspended February 23, was extended to April 4 at his lawyer Donald Dilatush's request.
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Lebanon —Lebanon
Henry Brady
Donald Dilatush
Mayfield PTA Discusses Parent Teacher Relations
The Mayfield PTA met Tuesday evening to discuss better relations between parents and teachers. The program featured dancing pupils of Miss Joan Ritter and Mrs. Margaret Davies at the piano, with seventh and eighth grade pupils performing several musical selections.
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Mayfield Pta
Joan Ritter
Margaret Davies
ERE puzzle game links name length to fortune message
A short promotional item explains an ERE numerical puzzle by William J. Miller. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then read the message from letters under checked figures in a rectangle. Copyright 1950 King Features.
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William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Nurses And Staff Celebrate Birthdays At PEG ROSING Hospital
Student nurses and hospital staff honored with dinner in the hospital dining room last evening. Guests of honor include Bertha Herkammer Elizabeth Cochran Gladys Thompson Ruth Freeman Mary Powell Evelyn Beck and several students. Committee members Gladys McPeek Nancy Zehring Rita Maxwell. Friendship Class of Maple Park Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Bertha Hughes home with president Harold Flatter in charge and teacher Pearl Whitesell leading Bible study. Prizes awarded to Mrs Gray Mrs South and Mrs Lloyd. Next meeting April 4 at Mrs Sam Mallory’s home featuring a white elephant sale.
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Bertha Herkammer
Elizabeth Cochran
Gladys Thompson
Ruth Freeman
Mary Powell
Evelyn Beck
Margaret Bishop
Patricia Balderson
Barbara Naylor
Dorothy Steele
Gladys MecPeek
Nancy Zehring
Rita Maxwell
Maple Park
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bertha Hughes
Harold Flatter
Pearl Whitesell
Clarence Taylor
Robert Gray
Kenneth South
Elsworth Lloyd
Sam Mallory
Ohio Ave
Roosevelt Concert Slated Friday Night
Roosevelt Junior High presents a Friday March 10 at 8 p m concert directed by Miss Valda Wilkerson. Ninth grade girls sew green robes for the chorus eighth grade girls repair old band uniforms art department makes silk screens and ad materials. Admission 30 cents with reservations at the school or at the door. Program includes choral work violin trios piano duets organ glee club and band sextet for a varied evening.
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Roosevelt Junior High
S* Ol
Valda Wilkerson
Jane Meir
Beryl Orr
Millicent Bender
Fidelis Bible Class Attends Monthly Meeting
The Fidelis Bible Class of St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church met last night in the church social rooms. President Mrs. Virgil Combs opened the session and Mrs. Hubert Fall led the devotions. A luncheon with St Patrick's decor followed, then a bake sale. Three new members were welcomed into the class with plans announced for a future mother daughter banquet.
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Fidelis Bible Class
St. Paul
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Holds Meeting and Plans
Epsilon Sigma Alpha met in the YMCA director's room to review the Stardust Ball and plan sending proceeds to the Auricular Foundation via a Time magazine feature. Rush discussions were led by Mrs. Roger Dillman, with plans for a sister chapter and a March 28 social at Mrs. Clyde Davis's home.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
National Auricular Foundation
Auricular Foundation
Time Magazine
Rush
Roger Dillman
Rushing
Clyde Davis
Delaware St
Farewell party held for Mrs. J Kennon before move
Neighbors gathered at the Auburn Street home of Mrs. Noah Lambert last evening for a surprise farewell honoring Mrs. John Kennon. The Kennons plan to move to Clay City Kentucky this week. Mrs. Kennon received linen gifts and guests enjoyed refreshments after social merriment.
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Noah Lambert
Auburn St
John Kennon
Kennons
Clay City
Vernon Adam
Nelson Lovelace
Ray Williams
J. G. Bowling
Earl Chrisman
Clyde Foxbower
Eldon Powers
George Vickers
Pete Turlakis
Janet Cook
Janet Foxbower
Janet Bowling
Judy Adam
Deanna Lambert
Rotarians Hear Two Students From Middletown High
Judy Kendall and Dwight Neill, Middletown High School seniors, spoke at the local Rotary Club noon meeting about their experiences at Cincinnati’s fourth Institute of World Affairs. H. H. Lawrence, their government teacher, introduced them and also attended. Main speaker was Rep. Walter H. Judd of Minnesota, a House Foreign Relations Committee member and Republican.
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Judy Kendall
Dwight Neill
Middletown High School
Rotary Club
Institute of World Affairs
Cincinnati
H. H. Lawrence
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
House Foreign Relations Committee
Coal strikes ease as railroads recall workers
Railroads moved coal cars as 600 empties were ordered today while normal traffic runs at 400 to 500 cars daily. Chesapeake and Ohio furloughed 5,79 workers and hopes most will return by week’s end. Virginian Railway recalled 200 workers to Princeton shops. West Virginia coal output nears pre strike levels though one major operation idled over a misunderstanding. Island Creek Coal miners misread an injunction as permanent. Eastern Pennsylvania hard coal miners work three days weekly during the strike. 372,000 soft coal diggers still idle. In Pottsville, violence erupts at a hard coal operation as roving pickets burn three mine apples over royalty disputes. 1,500 freelance miners join, one man beaten, no arrests.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Virginian Railway
Princeton
W. Va
West Virginia
Island Creek Coal Company
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Free Lance
Milan Fire Destroys Old Martin Harter Place
A Milan landmark filled with antiques and historical papers was destroyed by fire. The two story brick house owned by Burton Decker burned after sparks from a defective flue. Chief Walter Fisher blamed the blaze on the faulty flue. Marines have guarded the Washington Navy Yard since 1800.
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Milan, O
Milan
Martin Harter
Burton Decker
Walter Fisher
Fire Protection For Madison Township To Be Studied Friday
Madison Township residents including Poasttown Grange and Grant Hassel announce an organization meeting Friday at 8 p m at the Poasttown Grange Hall to form a study committee. The panel of three representatives from grange, school, PTA and farm bureau will assess fire protection needs and financing options for a local fire company. Poasttown currently relies on Wayne Township nine miles away. Poastown district lies beyond North Middletown's coverage.
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Madison Township
Poasttown
Grange
School
PTA
Farm Bureau
Wayne Township
North Middletown Company
Police Briefs Report Local Thefts and Arrests
Henry Thompson, 30, of 22 Walnut St in Hamilton, held on petit larceny charges after police allege possession of a stolen bicycle reported by James Hart. Detective Herbert Frazier filed charges. Case in Municipal Court continued to Friday. Tom Paisley, 24, of 718 East Nineteenth Ave, arrested on a Hamilton bench warrant and handed to local police. Three reported stolen bicycles recovered from Robert Smiley, Frank Plumbo, and M. G. Hoover. Lawrence Adams, 22, of 111 Webster St, arrested at home for destruction of property. George E Harvey reported $87 missing from a dresser drawer in a delayed report, possibly months old.
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Henry Thompson
Walnut St
Hamilton
Thompson
Trenton
James Hart
Youngs St
Herbert Frazier
Tom Paisley
Eighteenth Ave
Paisley
Hamilton Police
Robert Smiley
Fourteenth Ave
Frank Plumbo
Logan Ave
M. G. Hoover
Linden Ave
Lawrence Adams
Webster St
Emory Theiss
George E. Harvey
Ardmore Dr
Snow Flurries Forecast After Warm Spell
After two warm days with highs near 56 and 65, temperatures fall from 46 at 6 am to 32 by 9:30 am. The nightly low is expected 15 to 20 degrees with colder weather and snow flurries. Thursday promises partly cloudy and colder conditions.
Local Car Mirror Break-In Report at YMCA Lot
Michael Mitsoff of 913 Lafayette Street reported his car’s side mirror broken while parked on the YMCA lot. Damage was listed as 3.95 dollars. The remark about Marines notes their involvement in every war since the Revolution.
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Michael Mitsoff
Lafayette St
United States
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