Additional Money Is Sought For Ohio Waterway Program
Ohio Republicans Bricker Taft and others urged Senate approval of 3.565 million dollars for flood control and navigation projects in Ohio. House already passed 10.923 million for the program starting July 1, with funds sought for Massillon, Muskingum River reservoirs, Cuyahoga River improvements, Portsmouth-New Boston wall, Rocky Fork reservoir, Martins Ferry wall, Big Walnut Creek, and Dillon dam. Local officials backed the requests while some legislators urged caution and investigations before more spending.
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Washington
Massillon
Muskingum River
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Portsmouth
New Boston
Rocky Fork
Scioto River
Martins Ferry
Big Walnut Creek
Columbus
Dillon
Zanesville
J. Harry McGregor
Ohio
McGregor
P. W. Griffiths
William M.corry
Zanesville Chamber of Commerce
Budget Bureau
Corry
Senators
Carson
Muskingum
Rocky Fork Creek
Bricker
W. E. Owens
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural
Judge to Rule on Admittance of Documents in Glass Trust Trial
U S District Judge Frank L Kloeb was to rule today on admitting certain documents into the anti trust trial of eight major flat glass firms Defense lawyers objected to government reading correspondence between Bakers Brothers Co Okmulgee Okla and Blackford Window Glass Co Vincennes Ind The government charges the firms conspired to buy and consolidate smaller glass companies Yesterday minutes from the January 9 1937 directors meeting of Fource Glass Co Clarksburg W Va were offered to show directors instructed their president to buy and merge five small glass companies The minutes discussed buying Rolland Glass Co Adamston Flat Glass Co Scohy Sheet Glass Co and the Blackford window line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, C
U. S
Frank L. Kloeb
Bakers Brothers Company
Okmulgee
Okla
Blackford Window Glass Company
Vincennes
Ind
Fource Glass Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fource
Rolland Glass Company
Adamston Flat Glass Company
Scohy Sheet Glass Company
Sisterville
Blackford Window Glass
Accused Check Forger Sought in Buffalo
FBI sought Mark A. Hanna III great grandson of U S Sen Marcus Hanna of Ohio on charges of depositing 60000 in forged checks. Two 30000 checks bore forged signatures of uncle H Hanna of Cleveland. Hanna was arrested January 31 1937 in New York City as a Cleveland fugitive given suspended sentence for forgery and placed on two years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Mark A. Hanna, III
U. S
Marcus Hanna
Ohio
FBI
Hanna
Henry W. Killeen, Jr
H. Hanna
Cleveland
New York City
Freight shipments to rise in Ohio Valley in 1948
Railroad official J. P. Dockter predicted agri cultural implements would climb 28.8 percent in the second quarter of 1948 over 1947 in the Ohio Valley. He spoke at the Ohio Valley Transportation Advisory Board and also forecast 5.7 percent more petroleum, 4.1 percent more lumber shipments, and a 1.1 percent overall carload rise.
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Columbus
Ohio Valley
J. P. Dockter
Cincinnati
Car Service
The
Association of American Railroads
Ohio Valley Transportation Advisory Board
Dockter
Court Ruling Has No Effect On High School Bible Class
Middletown school superintendent Wade E. Miller says a Supreme Court decision banning religious instruction in public schools does not affect Middletown. He notes non sectarian Bible and moral instruction are taught as literature and history, not religion, and local boards oversee policy. The ruling sparked nationwide debate on religion in education and church state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Middletown
Wade E. Miller
Illinois
America
Birds Indicted by Butler County Grand Jury
Hamilton Ohio AP reports the Butler County Grand Jury formally indicted the local birds crowding the courthouse area. The panel urged County Commissioners to remove and remedy unhealthy unsanitary and unsightly conditions caused by the feathered presence.
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Hamilton, O
Butler County
Butler County Grand Jury
Electric Wage Talks Resume at Pittsburgh
Wage contract negotiations between Sennen Electric Corporation and CIO United Electric Workers resume in Pittsburgh after earlier sessions in New York. The union, representing about 75,000 Westinghouse plant workers nationwide, seeks a substantial wage increase while the company notes only non economic matters have been discussed for now amid mergers involving Harding Glass and Fourco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sennen Electric Corporation
Radio Programs Tonight Schedule Highlights
A radio lineup lists 5:00 When A Girl Marries 5:30 Just Plain Bit 6:00 Is This Your Story Ramona Rendezvous 7:00 Supper Club 7:30 Lets Take A Look 9:30 Mr District Attorney. Channel guide features diverse dramas and talk shows through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona
City Beat: Blue Serenade Air Castles at Bullfrog Nite Club
Wednesday schedule lists KC RC S50 K Treasury Band and Western College Turntable in a night of music at Bullfrog Nite Club. City Council briefs include Racket Smashers l in updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Band
Bullfrog Nite Club
Air Castles
Ohio Counties Map Plans For Taxation Fight
A 61 county subcommittee in Ohio appointed three officials to draft proposals for a Columbus meeting on April 27. The plan seeks legislative or constitutional fixes after a Roseville Pottery ruling raised tax appeals on personal property. Proposals aim to redefine real estate as fully taxable or raise personal property value to 100 percent. Appointees are Lorain Prosecutor William Wickens and assistants Ralph Edwards and Saul Danaceau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Ysterday
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Roseville Pottery Company
Muskingum County
Lorain County
William G. Wickens
Cuyahoga
Ralph W. Edwards
Saul S. Danaceau
Lenten Service Planned Tonight at St Pauls Church
The sixth midweek Lenten service gathers at 7 30 p m in the sanctuary of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mrs Harold Conn plays organ and directs the choir with guest violinist Miss Vera Schirmeyer cellist and Miss Agatha Evers as soloist. The Senior and Girls Vested Choirs sing Beneath the Cross of Jesus and He That Dwelleth in the Secret Place. The Rev Harold H Jung delivers the Lenten meditation Speaking and Listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harold Conn
Howard Wren
Vera Schirmeyer
Marsh
Agatha Evers
the Christ
O'Hara
Harold H. Jung
Two Homicide Cases Listed In Jury Report
Butler County Grand Jury reported 24 true bills after a three day session. Dorsey J. Sorrell of Middletown faces second degree murder for the fatal cutting of William Mayhon. Jack Hoskins of Hamilton is indicted for the fatal January East Avenue crash that killed Floyd Hamblin.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Dorsey J. Sorrell
Middletown
William Mayhon
Mayhon
Veterans’ Hospital
Louisville
Jack Hoskins
Floyd Hamblin
East Avenue
John Winnington
Warren Osborne
Lloyd Miller
Ted
Frank Adkins
Dillard Jones
Wister Lindsay
Selma Briggs
Finley Murphy
Donald Siebenauer
Union Township
Burgh
DeBord
James Bowling
Charlie Smith
A. W. Wood
Charles W. Hunt
Ollie Day
Lemon Township
Wallace Wells
Donald South
Ed. Lubbers
Alvin Drury, Jr
Adam and Zinn
Elizabeth Weaver
Robert Thomas Leonard
Bennie Smith
Oxford
Don Seeley
Chester Earl Roach
J. D. McVeigh
J. D. McVey
Kenneth Allison Sheehan
Floyd Riddell
Taylor Riley
Charles Benson
Marion Short
WCTU Focuses on County Option Initiative in Ohio
Miss Mary B. Ervin Ohio WCTU president urges six month drive for county option via initiative and referendum. Petitions require about 70 000 signatures from 1946 governor vote, targeting 44 counties to avoid duplicate names, with support from Anti-Saloon League and Council of Churches. Speakers include Dr. Charles R. Hamilton and 85 S. McNaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary B. Ervin
WCTU
Ohio
Hillsboro
Anti-Saloon League
Council of Churches
Secretary of State
98Th General Assembly
Miss Ervin
Charles R. Hamilton
Prohibition Party
P. McNaught
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Post finds few married members in Osceola Mills VFW
Osceola Mills Pennsylvania reports that a survey of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post shows only 39 of 1202 members are married. The small percentage reflects a predominance of single veterans in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Mills
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Ohio gas tax attacked by proleum group in Youngstown
Ohio gasoline tax policy drew sharp criticism from the proleum industry committee led by executive secretary John L. Marsh. He cited 1947 gas tax receipts at 64.7 million dollars and argued taxes unfairly burden motorists while highway funding rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Proleum Industry Committee
John L. Marsh
Marsh
Scout Leaders Training Begins Monday for three Scouting Levels
Local Boy Scout leaders start a multi part training plan that will pause for summer and resume in fall. James Purvis chairs the training, with John H. Cox directing the senior leader course. First session for the 15 year old and older group is 7 30 p m Monday in the Armco Research Building conference room. Cub leader training directed by George Hill with Charles Lockmeyer assisting meets March 24 at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association. Scoutmaster training, led by O M Carter, starts April 1, 7 p m, at the Civic Association. Continuous coverage includes unit organization, program planning, hiking, camping, records, reports, crafts and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Purvis
John H. Cox
Armco
Charles Lockmeyer
George Hill
Hill
Civic Association
Sisting Hill
Wallace Frayer
O. M. Carter
Civil Service Exam Announced for Physicist Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for physicist posts at 3397 to 5905 dollars yearly in Washington D C and nearby Virginia and Maryland. Most openings are in the National Bureau of Standards. No written test. qualification by training and experience. must have physics education totaling 4 years and one to four years of professional physics work. Graduate study may substitute for up to two years of experience. Further details and forms available from the commission's local secretary Paul H Habig at the Postoffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Maryland
National Bureau of Standards
Commission
Paul H. Habig
Y Memberships Rise in 1947 Despite Fewer Activities
YMCA figures show 3,718 members in 1947, up 255 from 1946, while participation in activities fell to 29,000 due to staffing gaps in women and girls programs. Net deficit reached 358 dollars, with budget strain from higher room rentals and membership costs. Largest activity was 235 groups hosting 3,749 meetings. YMCA earned 80,660 dollars, with 23,427 dollars in contributions led by the Civic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perons
YMCA
Ralph C. Knight
Knight
Civic Association
Two Yugoslavs Sentenced To Die For Sabotage
In Belgrade two leaders of a major state food cooperative were sentenced to death for saboteur acts. A third defendant received life at hard labor for allegedly speculating with public funds, black marketeering Yugoslav products, selling state secrets, and sending substandard materials to external contractors, harming Yugoslavia's commercial standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Master Mason Meetings Scheduled This Weekend
Notices show Master Mason lodge meetings on Saturday and Monday with dinners and services planned. Also announced are obituaries for Minnie Helton Beenisers, Gertrude Carpenter, William Henry Zooley, and infant son of Silas Kelly, with funeral details through Baker Funeral Home and McCoy Leff-Arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DODGE
Ferson
Ogres
Bashford
Minnie Helton
Carl Beenisers
Miamisburg
Dau Harlan Helton
Fosourdeville
Baker Funeral Home
Howard Sears
Germantown
Jos. R. Baker & Son
Zooley
William Henry Atte
Effie Cooley
Manchester Ave
Middletown
Baker and Sowrence
E. R. Turner
Woodside
R. Baker & Son
In Memoriam for Hus band and Father Passed Away
In memory of our beloved husband and father who died on March 17 1944. We recall his gentle care and patient smile with sorrow and love. Also in loving memory of Edward Zuiderhoek who passed away March 17 1945. We miss you now, our hearts are heavy, your memory lives on with Ruby and son Edward. Funeral home notices follow.
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Ann Ears
Mother
Edward Zuiderhoek
Ruby
Edward
Help Wanted Classified Fragments and Lost Plate Notice
A fragmentary help wanted and lost item listing shows entries for ironing and washing services, home tasks, and a missing auto license plate 30A7 reported in Franklin area. Telephone contacts accompany scattered job and domestic service notices among the damaged ad text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown
Stock Clerk Wanted for Local Radio Lab Job
Job ad seeks a reliable married man aged 30 to 50 to handle business in the county. No delivery or collection. Permanent employment with training in radio and television service. Apply in person Radio Lab 1379 Central.
W Milo Spiritualist Medium Promises Personal Insight
An advertisement touts W Milo as a renowned medium who can reveal the object of your visit and resolve personal and business problems. It claims he provides proof of power to innermost thoughts and unraveled issues, inviting a reading with no charge unless satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conour
Not Responsible Notice on Debts Asserted
Not responsible notice from Bernard Henry stating he will not be held responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than himself on and after March 15. Signed: Bernard Henry, 1309 First Ave. Also includes business hours and address at 115 Canal St for life readings with a $2.00 fee, Sunday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Henry
Residential Curtain Cleaning and Child Care Ads
A garbled classified page offers services and child care ads. Includes curtain washing and stretching, wallpaper cleaning, washing and repairing, Venetian blind care, and in home elder or child care with various contact phones. Locations include Webster and Yankee Rd. Ads emphasize work guarantee and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Slip
Yankee Rd
Job openings for steady work at growing retail firm
PRODUCTION MEN needed for steady employment with advancement in a growing retail food organization. Respond with Box 12 in a Journal stating desired salary. EN-BUILDING CONTRACTORS COURSE CARPENTRY AND MILK WORK INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 813 1ST NATIONAL ANE BUILDING HAMILTON OHIO PHONE HAMILTON 33767.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
ANE
Hamilton Ohio
Hamilton
Salesman Wanted for Middletown Store Lineup
Job notice seeks a capable man for direct-store selling across Middletown area. Applicants must list qualifications in box 43 of the Journal. Includes products for race stories, food series, and restaurant supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Manpower Wanted At Journal Mill And Clothing Firm
Classified ad seeks high school graduates for clerkship and plant work at a Philadelphia area mill with advancement, salary details via box 50. Another line offers farm and yard work, single men, and a retail clothing job with reliable credit experience at 037 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Credit Clothing Co
Central Ave
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Ohio Waterway Program
Jake Friedman
Countrial
Danci
Clorox
Mee
Butler
Harding Glass Company
Fort Smith, Ark
Blackford
Fourco Company
WLW
S Tavern
Ersheve
Jimmy “Burante
Peter Grant
Gardner Benedict
WKRC
Sky King
Cincinnati At Six
Dick Bray
Lone Ranger
Vox Pop
Abbott & Costello Groucho Marx
Johnny Dell
Bob Crosby
Melody Hour
Dr Christian
Mark Warner
Joan Davis
Jones
Chamberlain
DeWeese
Train Blazers
Fred Warin
Road of Life
Nora Drake
Jack Berch
P.M
Ernie
Guiding
Holly Sloan
Bea
Pepper Youngs
Wite
Lorenzo Jones
Burt Farber
Breakfast Club
Betty Grockes
Western College
Fulton Mn
Lewis, Jr
Ei Ou
Masters
Bounel
Hollywood
Galen Drake
News Farm
Stars of Tomorrow
Super Club
Sam
WSAL
Welcome Travelers Woman's News
Clark Dennis and Groomies
Paul Whiteman
Helen Trent
Evelyn Winters
Mrs. Burton
Hunt Hunt
Arthur Godfrey
WMOH
Fishers of
News
Kaffee Klatsch
Li Shoppers
Cedric Foster
Bargain-pla
Martin Block
Erskine Johnson
Leatherneck
Scrapbook Church
Wildwoo
Footlight
Marine Story
WPFB
Johnny
Jim Harpering
Symphonic Swing
Smi
Radio Radio
Borden Orchestra
Mark Warnow
Dordens
Tony ‘Martin
WMOR
bin Crosby
Night Watch
WPFK
Slex
Cancer Series
Perfection Cleaners
Sherman Avenue
Tom Barry
Paul Skinner
George Fraley
Joe Willie Day
Harges Brandenburg
Phillip Bierman
An Duncan
Clarence Bier
George Duncan
Brush
Thomas Wright
Fairfield Township
Russell Miller
Hanover Township
Daniel Johnson
Roudell Lykins
Toy Curtis
Toby Bennett
Journal
Carpenter
Gertrude
Robert L. Carpenter
N. Grimes
Fort Hamilton
Theamily
John I. Parr
Greenwood Cemetery
Memoriam
Funeral Directors Dial
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
Wilson Funeral Home Dial
Armbruster Floral ‘Shop
Grand Ave
Pigrel Aal
Main St
Rimble’s House
Taxi, Inc
Dayton
Young
LOST
1. W. Milo
Apoe Notecessary
Meine Hne &. M
Canal ST
Montgomery Ward Co
Ve McMillan
Cady
Auburn St
Ar’ Stic
Way
Mira
Manchester
Iison
Horseshoe Bar
S. Main St
Detartin
Jaran Bian
Caparten
Will
Philadelphia
Montgomery Ward
EHC
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