Jaycee Session Rescheduled To Tuesday March 14
The March Junior Chamber of Commerce membership meeting was reset from tonight to Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Bosses Night program on March 1 prompted the change. The session will be at the Gas and Electric auditorium on Mary Etta Street. President Russell D Stevens Jr announced the update. An estimated 500000 people in the United States have active tuberculosis, with about half known.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Russell D Stevens, Jr
Gas and Electric Auditorium
Mary Eéta St
Stevens
United States
Trains Restored On Three Ohio Railroads After Strike
Three railroads announce schedules restoring passenger service in Ohio. Pennsylvania Railroad restores The Jeffersonian and Spirit of St. Louis on independent runs Cleveland to Boston and Chicago to Buffalo routes. Michigan Central and Big Four restart multiple daily trains linking Chicago, Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati with connections to New York and Indianapolis.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Cities
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Jeffersonian
The
Spirit of St. Louis
Michigan Central
Chicago
Buffalo
Detroit
Toledo
Mercury
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Train restorations resume on routes through here
New York Central restores trains 421 and 424 to service Monday March 13, with southbound to Cincinnati and eastbound to Cleveland. Trains 303 and 312 between Detroit and Cincinnati return Tuesday, moving from a three day week to daily service. Two mail and express trains remain out of service pending further restoration. Baltimore and Ohio trains 355 and 356 between Toledo and Cincinnati to be restored Saturday via West Middletown.
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New York Central
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore and Ohio
West Middletown
Toledo
Rail services resume on several routes across the system
No. 115 and 116 between Columbus and Chicago resume at 12:01 a m Monday. The Columbus and Pittsburgh sleeper Nos. 202 and 203 resume in Columbus Tuesday. The Baltimore and Ohio returns 27 passenger trains and normal freight service resumes today. Restored NY Central trains include Sunday-Train 19 Lake Shore Limited New York City to Chicago and trains 57 58 Cleveland Limited New York to Cleveland.
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Columbus
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnatian
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Toledo
New York Central
Lake Shore Limited
New York City
Cleveland Limited
New York
Cleveland
Mohawk
Paul
Police Briefs: Two-car collision near Moore and Hill
Two cars sustained damage in an early morning crash at Moore Street and Hill Avenue. Gene Henderson, 26, and Vernon Calhoun, 20, reported as the drivers, with a glass break noted at a Woodlawn Avenue drinkery. Charles Stafford Jr. and Lawrence Adams, both 22, were arrested for destruction of property tied to clothing valued over $100 and set for Municipal Court Saturday.
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Moore St
Hill Ave
Gene G. Henderson
Yankee Rd
Vernon Lee Calhoun
South Ave
Charles P. Stafford, Jr
Tenth Ave
Dayton
Lawrence Adams
Webster St
Ford Employees to Receive 100 Cars in Springfield
Dallas E. Einslow, Detroit industrialist, donates one hundred Ford automobiles to employees at the Mast-Foos Company plant in Springfield Ohio. The surprise gift aims to boost morale and reward loyal workers tonight at the plant.
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Springfield
Ford
Dallas E. Einslow
Detroit
Mast-Foos Company
Hamilton School Budget Increases For 1950
Hamilton schools plan a 1950 budget of 1 757 559.46 dollars, up from 1 469 386.82 in 1949, with salaries rising 110 505.52 dollars and two new kindergartens. The 8.9 mill levy funds the increase after surveys projected enrollment growth, and funds cover teachers raises, supplies, land equipment and replacements.
Police Associates Hear FBI Agent at Meeting
Members of the Fraternal Order of Police heard A. E. Ostholthoff, special agent in charge of the Cincinnati FBI office, speak at a meeting last night at the Police Pistol Range about the bureau's activities.
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Fraternal Order of Police
A. E. Ostholthof
Cincinnati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ostholthoff
Funeral services for Dr. Charles J. Shepard
Columbus AP reports Dr. Charles J. Shepard died yesterday at 79, a pioneer in treating skin diseases. Funeral arrangements pending as details are released.
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Columbus
Charles J. Shepard
Drivers Use Window Screens for Ice Traction
Some motorists place old window or door screens under rear wheels to gain traction on icy spots. This quick roadside tactic helps reduce wheel spin and provides a temporary grip when pavement is slick.
Mother and Baby Care Class To Start Tuesday
A new six lesson mother and baby care class will open next Tuesday under Red Cross Home Nursing chair Mrs J L Glass. Seven women have indicated they will attend. Enrollment is open via the Red Cross chapter office 25731. Miss Mary Hopkins, public health nurse, will conduct the sessions at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Home on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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J. L. Glass
Red Cross Home Nursing
Mary Hopkins
American Legion
Mercury Drops and Cold Night Ahead
The day opened with a high of 52 degrees and a low of 22 by 11 p.m. The low reached 13 degrees at 7 a.m., rising to 16 by 9:30 a.m. Tonight will be partly cloudy and windy with snow flukes and a low near 12 to 17 degrees. Friday should bring more clouds and slightly warmer, but still cold, conditions.
Local Man Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
John Hensey, 32, of Middletown, was fined 300 dollars plus costs in municipal court for driving while intoxicated and intoxication. Judge Harry F. Walsh revoked his driving rights for one year. Hensey was arrested at Third and High Streets by Patrolman Frank Hensley and ordered to Cincinnati work house after failing to pay.
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Hamilton
John Hensey
Middletown
Harry F. Walsh
Hensey
Third and High Sts
Frank Hensley
Cincinnati
Pullins' fleeing charge dismissed in municipal court
Buford Pullins of Louisville Kentucky had charges of fleeing the scene of an accident dismissed at the plaintiff Carl Kraft's request. Pullins was ordered to pay five dollars in court costs after appearing before Judge Alton H. Combs following an Monday accident. The swordfish has no teeth.
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Buford Pullins
Louisville
Carl Kraft
Pullins
Alton H. Combs
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