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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
3
About 157 employees of Central Brass Mfg Co voted to secede from the Mine, Mill and Smelters Union Local 715 expelled by CIO. They aim to join CIO United Auto Workers, citing leadership by Fred Haug named a Communist in congressional hearings.
Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill ruled township zoning commissioners and inspectors cannot also serve as justices of the peace. He said zoning officials might rule on guilt or innocence of persons charged with violating zoning laws. The ruling was sent to Geauga County Prosecutor Harold Bostwick.
The Washington Post reports that the refurnished White House now has bullet proof windows. The president returns to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave from Blair House after over three years away. Secret Service officials declined to comment.
Mr and Mrs John B Tackett of 11 Garfield St registered to vote for the first time in ten years just before the 9 p.m. deadline at the Board of Elections. Tackett said he favors Taft or Eisenhower, voting Roosevelt before, and that his wife also registered. Five people slipped in seconds before closing, and workers continued counting late into the night.
A local recruiter will be at the Paramount Theater lobby tomorrow from 1 to 7 p.m. in conjunction with the screening of Wild Blue Yonder about a B 29. Sgt. Luther Gregory announced the event.
About 200 members of Local 32 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted to strike at Artcraft Mfg. Corp. in Lima. Union Business Manager E. B. Meyer said the workers seek contract improvements and action related to FLOC potential voters. No strike date was set.
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