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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
5
A humorous piece satirizing busy executives and secretaries who gatekeep calls. It describes the frustration of callers who must endure polite but intrusive questioning before reaching the boss. The verse mocks pompous assistants and the perception of corporate aloofness.
Twenty seven registrants will be inducted in April with thirty six reporting for pre induction physicals. Names listed include Robert Moore Ralph Gullady Dick Hancock and others from Lebanon and nearby towns. Dates for the April call are awaited and county funds of 14400 gasoline tax allocations are announced. The state of Florida is noted to have 198000000 acres of swamps and wetlands.
Bowling Green State University launches an accelerated program for June entrants. ROTC remains elective. cadets can finish in three years by two summers in class and one ROTC camp, with graduation in 1954. Summer sessions start June 18, 11 weeks for cadets.
CIO United Rubber Workers Local 5 authorized a strike vote if a contract with Goodyear isn't reached within a week. About 3,000 members empowered leaders to vote after unanimous approval. Negotiations resume in Cleveland Thursday. talks stalled since March 9 in Cincinnati over union shop terms. The contract would cover 25,000 workers in 10 Goodyear plants.
A reader urges more lawmakers like Sam to secure good tax bargains and efficiency. The note promotes ordering Dr. Crane’s “Tests for Employers and Employees” with a 3 cent stamp and a dime, via the newspaper, and notes Wyoming’s rural population distribution.
Hubert Snowden files for divorce from Sarah Gill Snowden a minor through Butler County Common Pleas Court case No 66353 on grounds of gross neglect and wilful absence. The defendant must answer by March 31, 1951, or the petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep Deputy Richard J. Leydon Maxwell Finkleman Attorney. Publication dates February 12, 19, 26 and March 5, 12, 1951.
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