Most of Ohio Surplus War Plants Sold
Cleveland AP report notes most of Northern Ohio surplus war plants have been sold. The story covers sale status, buyers, and remaining facilities as wartime inventories wind down.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
7
Cleveland AP report notes most of Northern Ohio surplus war plants have been sold. The story covers sale status, buyers, and remaining facilities as wartime inventories wind down.
An ad highlights FASTEETH alkaline powder for dentures to keep plates secure and odor-free. It notes wartime asset sales by the War Assets Administration, listing plants sold or leased, including Goodyear Akron plant, Ford Canton forge works, Wellman in Cleveland, Republic Steel Warren coke oven, with sale figures and status.
Greene County Journal, a weekly paper established in 1870, is sold by W. J. Galvin to Thurman Miller Jr., publisher of the Cedarville Herald. Miller purchased the journal from W. J. Galvin. W. S. Galvin edited the paper until 1924. The Galvin family began careers on the Journal.
Washington Letter notes the War Department is anxious to learn what is developing. The brief dispatch hints at curiosity over current events and possible plans affecting military or domestic policy.
Island Creek Fuel and Transportation seeks a permanent injunction to bar Kentucky from taxing its boats and barges on the Ohio River. Chief Counsel Rolla Campbell cites the long history of free river transportation, urging tax exemption under state constitutional and statutory principles.
Mack Vernon Meadows aged 19 of 1222 Fifth Street Franklin remains in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. He suffered possible chest injuries and multiple cuts when his motorcycle was struck by a truck Tuesday night.
Dr Henry A Long of 168 Chestnut Street is reappointed to the Hamilton Metropolitan Housing Authority by Probate Judge Oscar R Leiser. His new term runs until February 8 1953.
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