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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1949

Page

14

Ohio Senate okays fund for welfare institutions

Ohio Senate acts on House bill to provide 4.27 million dollars immediately for welfare institutions to equip for 2,000 additional state wards. Apple Creek Institution to receive 1.54 million. other grants listed to Tiffin, Hawthornden, Longview, Marion, Marysville, Athens, Orient, Cleveland, Columbus facilities.

Columbus Senate Welfare Department House Clinton L. Caryl R-Union Frank J. Lausche Apple Creek Tiffin State Hospital Hawthornden State Hospital Cleveland Longview State Hospital Cincinnati Marion Training School Marysville Women’s Reformatory Athens State Hospital Orient State School Cleveland State Hospital Columbus State Hospital Columbus State School Anna F. O'Neil D-Summit House Finance Committee

Cloture Clash Deepens Civil Rights Fight in Senate

Democratic leader Lucas pressed northern and western colleagues to back a cloture petition to curb a talkathon over President Truman's civil rights program. A Barkley ruling on two-thirds voting could decide if debate ends or continues, with Dixie Democrats likely to back the move. President Truman's involvement remained uncertain as Key West rest and vote closeness shape the outcome.

Lucas Barkley Senate Dixie Democrats Dixie Truman Key West Fla

Senate Debates Rent Control and Civil Rights Fight

Senate Democrats show little willingness to take up rent control extensions or civil rights measures as the March 31 expiry looms. Sparkman notes administration may yield on one issue. he expects civil rights to be the likely target if compromise occurs.

Committee Senate Truman Sparkman Myers Arkman

Damage suit filed for $25,000 in Hamilton court

In Common Pleas Court this morning, Mrs Flora Barrett of 2213 Tytus Ave Middletown filed a $25,000 damage suit against Alber’s Super Market. She alleges she slipped on Charles Street July 17 1947, fracturing her angle due to water on the floor.

Hamilton Common Pleas Court Alber Flora Barrett Tytus Ave Charles St Barrett

Middletown School Board seeks Barnitz Field for stadium site

The Middletown City School District asks the City to deed land described as proposed stadium site B at Barnitz Field. The letter notes aims to avoid soft­ball disruption and sewer conflicts, with plans for parking, washrooms, and school athletics under district jurisdiction.

City Commission City of Middletown Ohio Board of Education Middletown City Lincoln Field Barnitz Field Barnitz Minnesota Street R. H. Snyder Clerk of Board of Education

Rain and Cold Persist Through Thursday Weather Outlook

Forecast calls for continued rain and cold into tonight and Thursday with snow flurries and cooler conditions. Temperatures ranged from a high of 56 degrees yesterday to a low of 34, with current readings at 43 this morning and 49 at 10 30 am.

Plans for May banquet to be discussed by JA board

The Junior Achievement Board of Directors will meet Thursday at noon in the Manchester Hotel to discuss plans for the annual banquet held in May. The session will cover event details, guest list, and budget, with attendance open to board members and staff.

Junior Achievement Board of Directors Manchester

Doctors Oppose Government Control Of Medical Care

In Cincinnati AP report, the American Academy of General Practice rejects government control and hospital grading by the American College of Surgeons. The group urges AMA to reclaim hospital rating and warns of higher costs and eroded doctor patient relations. It calls for expanded post graduate education and better rural practice support.

Cincinnati American Academy of General Practice American College of Surgeons Academy American Medical Association Franklin D. Murphy University of Doctors Paul A. Davis Ion, O

Warning Issued On Dumping Near Disposal Ground

City complaint investigator Jess Dennis warned residents to stop dumping garbage along the road to the new sanitary disposal grounds. Land beside the road is privately owned and refuse should not be discarded. The site is being prepared for disposal while incinerator use continues and the Baltimore Street dump remains available. Public notification will follow when the grounds near the Great Miami River are ready.

Jess Dennis Dennis Baltimore St Veteran's Village Miami Conservancy Middletown

Oglesby Barnitz Bank tour delights JA members

Local Junior Achievement groups visited the Oglesby-Barnitz Bank with Robert Q. Millan guiding a vault tour and history lesson. Millan described banking origins from a Middletown grocery safe through to a bank, noting the bank will mark 100 years next year as tours continue Thursday through next week.

Oglesby-Barnitz Bank Robert Q. Millan Robert McDade Millan Oglesby-Barnitz Middletown McDade

Draft Age Youths Must Register, Board Reminds

Draft Board No. 10 chairman Wylie Mitchell warns youths to register within five days after turning 18. Veterans must register within 36 days after discharge. Office on second floor of the American Legion Home, South Main St, hours 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Wylie Mitchell Draft Board No. 10 Draft Board Mitchell American Legion South Main St

VFW Post Receives Basketball Trophy

The local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post earned the fourth district basketball championship trophy last evening with Reese Langworthy receiving it from James Axiotes. Coach Robert Shockey leads the team which will travel to Columbus for the state VFW championship with a $100 donation from the Military Order of Cooties to cover trip expenses.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Reese Langworthy James Axiotes Robert Shockey Columbus Military Order of Cooties Pete Hummel Earl Shea Hobart Hopper Robert Berry John Williams, Jr Art Wellinghoff Bill Melampy Howard Brown S. C. Loman Hiram Fullen

Bleaching Topic at Paper Session

L. E. Russell of Mathieson Chemical Corp spoke on Bleaching Processes at a pulp and paper course session in Shartle Brothers' classroom. He covered sulphate and ground wood pulp bleaching, chemicals used, bleaching stages, and washing methods. A Q&A followed. next meeting on March 22 features J. R. Simpson of Champion.

L. E. Russell Mathieson Chemical Corporation of New York Shartle Brothers J.R. Simpson

Butler County Court News divorces and estates reported

Mrs Betty Jane Lloyd of Middletown seeks divorce from Jack Darwin Lloyd for neglect in Butler County Common Pleas Court Hamilton. Opal Brewer of Middletown sues Clyde Brewer for divorce and alimony in Cincinnati. Fannie M. Rile applies to be executrix of Loulis Battles estate in New Miami. Appraisers value Harry Richard Edwards estate at 13893 with Ralph G. Edwards administrator.

Betty Jane Lloyd Middletown Jack Darwin Lloyd Fairmount Ave Butler County Common Pleas Court Hamilton Opal Brewer Woodside Ave Common Pleas Court Clyde Brewer Milton St Cincinnati Maysville Fannie M. Rile Loulis Battles New Miami Harry Richard Edwards Ralph G. Edwards

Fire at Lylburn Road home prompts alarm response

Fire Company No. 4 answered at 1 20 p m Tuesday to 221 Lylburn Road where an oil stove overheated in a one story residence owned by Everett Turner.

Fire Company No. 4 Lylburn R 4 Everett Turner

Paper and Fiber Company in Hamilton topic on coating

A Hamilton business article notes the Paper and Fiber Company will discuss machine coating in a forthcoming report. The piece highlights the topic as a focus for industry readers and specifies no date for the presentation.

Co-Op Officer Nominations Announced for 1949 Officers

A slate of 1949 officer candidates was presented to the Middletown Co-Operative Club by Chester Skillman at the Manchester Hotel for a March 22 election. Candidates include Hasselbach for president, Wilcox and Baird for first VP, Christy and Steele for second VP, Bogan and Price for third VP, and Baker Jr. and Morgan for treasurer. The team also named William Price to head the inaugural ball committee with Hasselbach, Snider, Baird Jr., Baker Jr., and Dr. Charles W. Moon on the panel. Johnson outlined the Middletown schools testing program from first grade through high school, including reading readiness, IQ and interest tests, and vocational guidance to help students and parents plan future work.

Middletown Arthur Frey William Price John Hasselbach John Snider Thomas Baird, Jr Joseph Baker, Jr Charles W. Moon

Engles Market Incorporated in Columbus incorporation filing

Engles Market Incorp declares incorporation at Columbus naming Engles Corner Super Market route 4 south of the city. No par common stock of 500 shares issued to incorporators Sarah Adelaide Engle Elea nor A Hardin and Robert An ders. Attorney J T Rily of Franklin.

Columbus Engles Corner Route 4 Sarah Adelaide Engle Eleanor A. Hardin Robert Anders J. T. Rily Franklin

West Virginia hunters favor squirrel hunting

A conservation commission survey shows squirrel hunting as the favorite sport of most West Virginia hunters. Deer and other quarry trail behind as second and third choices. The text also notes a historical aside about William III and Mary as Stadholder of the Dutch United Provinces.

Charleston W. Va U.P West Virginia the Conservation Commission William III England Mary

Stomach Ailment Relief Promoted By SSS Tonic Claims

An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for stomach gas bloating and nervous distress from indigestion. It asserts the tonic increases gastric juice flow, improves digestion, strengthens blood, and boosts appetite and sleep, urging readers to buy its milthone bottles.

Medan

Miami University Library Seeks Ohio Canal Folklore

The Miami University Library launches Archive of Ohio Folklore to collect songs stories and folklore about the old Miami Erie Canal. Researchers are asked to send materials to Miami University Library Oxford Ohio for eventual transfer to Washington.

Miami - Erie Canal Verity Pkwy Miami University Library Archive of Ohio Folklore Library of Congress Washington, D. C Ohio Miami Library University Washington Oxford

Rank of Knight to Be Conferred at Knights of Pythias

The rank of Esquire will be conferred upon a class of candidates at the weekly meeting of the LaFayette Lodge No 37 Knights of Pythias Friday at 7 30 p m The work will be under the direction of Glenn Perry master of work Noah Lambert acting chancellor commander requests that all members attend.

LaFayette Lodge Knights of Pythias Glenn Perry Noah Lambert

Ohio Turnpike Measure Faces Second Senate Test

The revised Ohio turnpike bill moves to its second Senate test amid optimism by sponsors. The measure aims to permit toll super-highways linked to the Pennsylvania turnpike, with a 239 mile northern Ohio route feasible, financed by user tolls and private bonds, and a five member commission.

Columbus Senate Ralph A. Winter Medina House Sens. Winter William M. Boyd Douremoes Ohio Pittsburgh Indiana Winter Turnpike Commission Senate Highway Committee George H. Kirkpatrick R-Knox General Assembly

Cain Promises Long Senate Career Qualifies for Obituary

Cain pledged that his 16 years as senator representative and governor qualify him for the obituary while defending the Marshall Plan bill of 5.58 billion. His speech faced interruptions from Senator Connally and required procedural safeguards. He paused to drink milk and coffee and even emptied his pockets and changed shoes to ease his feet, concluding I feel fine and suggesting the righteousness of the cause gives strength.

Cain Senator Connally Dtex Senate

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Conservation Division Carl D. Sheppard Summit Emmett R. Guthrie Coshocton Richard A. Wilmer Butler Joseph W. Bartunek Dcuyahoga State Bartunek Cuyahoga Arthur Blake Belmont House Welfare Committee Michael J. Damas Ross H. Snyder U. S Gearright William J. Miller King Features, Inc VFW Post Butler County Court News Lawrence Johnson Johnson Engles Market Roctore Philip Morris Phillip Morris Bris America Pulp Morris
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