Lorillard Workers Gain Nine Cents Hourly Raise
Local 55 CIO Food and Tobacco Workers ratified a contract adding nine cents per hour for about 700 Lorillard and Company plant workers. The raise is retroactive to after March 7 and runs until May 1, 49, with hospital and medical premium checkoff provisions financed by monthly payroll deductions. Union officers Oscar Riley Charles Byrd Arthur Augspurger Kelly Sorrell John Sexton Arlie Adkins and Lee Carter served on the bargaining committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Food and Tobacco Workers Union
P. Lorillard and Company
CIO
Oscar Riley
Charles Byrd
Arthur Augspurger
Kelly Sorrell
John Sexton
Arlie Adkins
Lee Carter
Cadging charge nets 30 day Cincinnati sentence
Frank Coburn aged 40 of Cincinnati was ordered to spend 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse for cadging. He appeared before Judge Alton H. Combs in Municipal Court yesterday. Coburn had a suspended sentence on a similar charge previously set aside on a second court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coburn
Cincinnati
Alton H. Combs
Coburn
Fremont Mayor Creates Five Member Rent Control Committee
Fremont mayor Harold Whitcomb announced the appointment of a five member rent control committee to supervise housing rentals in the city. The panel will oversee enforcement and policy for Fremont rentals.
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Fremont, O
Harold Whitcomb
Fremont
Cloudy And Cooler Sunday Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for occasional rain and scattered thunderstorms tonight, followed by a partly cloudy and cooler Sunday. Friday morning low was 38, with a day high of 69 at 5 30 pm. the temperature dipped to 50 by 6 am and stood at 52 degrees at 9 30 am.
Optimist Club Mock Trial Ends With Fine Payment
William Hobbs played the defendant in a noon mock trial at the Manchester Hotel during an Optimist Club meeting. Jack Casper prosecuted while Dr. L. C. Neer defended. Hobbs was found guilty and fined 20 cents, suspended if he grows a mustache by next week, which he chose to pay. A film titled Shortest Way Home followed court adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hobbs
Optimist Club
Manchester
Jack Casper
L. C. Neer
Hobbs
United States
Obituary Mrs Bertha Schafer 81 Trenton
Mrs Bertha May Schafer 81 died at her son Carl's home in Trenton at 8:30 p m Friday Born in Baltimore June 25 1866 to Ludwig and Eva Uttrich educated in Hamilton schools married William E Schafer a Hamilton merchant for 25 years on March 4 1885 Her husband died April 9 1946 She was the last of 13 children Survived by son Carl daughter Eva Uttrich Dayton three grandchildren and one great grandchild Friends receive at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton after 4 p m Monday Services from the funeral home at 2:30 p m Tuesday Rev J E Amstutz officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton
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Trenton
Bertha May Schafer
Carl
Baltimore
Ludwig
Eva Uttrich
Schafer
Hamilton
William E. Schafer
Greenwood Cemetery
Kidnapped Man Robbed In Downtown Incident
Hamilton residents report a man was kidnapped and forced to drive his own car before the thief fled with his wallet and $57. The incident followed two purse snatchings in the city, including a bottle assault on Pearl Boyd and a grand larceny charge against Lester Davis for a purse theft.
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Hamilton
James Brehem
S. Eighth St
Brehem
Lester Davis
Central Ave
Alberta Webb
Pearl Boyd
Owen St
Bonds Reduced by Hamilton Judge
Judge Harry F. Walsh ordered reductions in bonds for release of persons on minor charges. Intoxication bonds dropped from 100 to 25, traffic light violations from 100 to 15, loitering and related offenses from 100 to 50, breach of peace from 100 to 15, and miscellaneous traffic violations from 100 to 25. Felony bonds remained 500 to 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Harry F. Walsh
Walsh
Strand Scene Of Tonight s Vocal Battle At Strand Theater
A vocal battle at the Strand Theater features 21 barber shop quartets for SPEBSQSA honors this evening at 8. Local groups include the Melody Men Staircase Four and the Close Fires with entrants from Pittsburgh. The winner advances to the national competition later this year.
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Strand Theater
Spebsqsa
Melody Men
Staircase Four
Close Fires
Pittsburgh
Frank H. Thorne
Chicago
John M. Blaudin
Pontiac
Mich
Robert T. Ising
Louisville, Ky
al Strahle
Geneva
Ill
W. A. Diekema
Holland
Manchester Hotel
Four Win Ratings For Fire Vacancy
Gerald Horn and Edward Dineen topped seven local firefighters in the lieutenant exam. Civic Service Board chair Joseph Baker announced Horn Dineen along with Jess Borders and Howard Gaul for submission to City Commissioners for two lieutenant posts. Scores: Horn 87.39 Dineen 86.79 Borders 86.47 Gaul 84.64.
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Gerald Horn
Edward Dineen
Joseph Baker
Civic Service Board
Jess Borders
Howard Gaul
Horn
Dineen
Borders
Gaul
At the Movies Paramount Saturday and Sunday Lineup
Paramount screens multiple films across two days. Saturday shows Alias The Gentlemen and Roses Are Red with listed times. Sunday offers Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay, Exile, French Leave, Valley Of The Giants and Fighting 69th with respective start times.
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Wallace Beery
Tom Drake
Don Castle
Peggy Knudsen
June Haver
Lon McCallister
Douglas Fairbank, Jr
Maria Montez
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Coogan
Valley of the Giants
Wayne Morris
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Gospel Chorus program and sunrise prayer services planned
A Sunday lineup at Second Baptist Church features Anne Taylor vocal solo Annie Banks reading Washington vocal solo Odessay Breckenridge paper Cashus Williams solo Sadie Lewis reading Ebie Banks xylophone solo Lillian Jones solo and more with the Pringle Quartet Calvary Five and Gospel Five groups. Sunrise prayer at Union Baptist led by Rev R L Robinson. transportation offered by Mrs Almeda Morris. Breakfast served at Phillips C M E Chapel from 8 am with ham eggs fried potatoes hot biscuits and coffee.
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Second Baptist Church
Gospel Chorus
Anne Taylor
Annie Banks
Washington
Franklin
Odessay Breckenridge
Cashus Williams
Sadie Lewis
Ebie Banks
Janet Mayweather
John T. Young
Almeda Morris
Richard Cunningham
Mary Broughton
Union Baptist Church
R. L. Robinson
Phillips C.M.E
Operator's license ordered suspended in Hamilton tavern case
The State Board of Liquor Control ordered a 30 day suspension for Deep Four Cafe at 525 S Second St Hamilton owned by James Tsorgas after unlawful possession of intoxicants. The VFW Coshoc ton Post 1330 at 131 N Second St had its private club permit revoked for gambling devices failure to display permit and improper sterilization facilities and use of premises for gambling.
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State Board of Liquor Control
Hamilton
Associated Press
Columbus
James C. Tsorgas
Deep Four Cafe
S. Second St
State Board
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Coshocton
N. Second St
Three Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in City
Municipal Court holders Worley Martin 52 Aubrey Kincaid 43 and David Rogers 17 were arrested for disorderly conduct and released on 25 bond each. They were picked up at Charles Street and Manchester Avenue. Hubert Griffin 22 of 1114 Main Street was charged with physical control of a motor vehicle after an arrest on South Verity Parkway.
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Worley Martin
Malvern St
Aubrey Kincaid
N. Grimes St
David Rogers
Franklin St
Charles St
Manchester Ave
Hubert Griffin
Main St
South Verity Pkwy
Arrest of Homer Stokes Jr on non-support warrant
Homer Stokes Jr aged 24 living at 1312 Reynolds Ave was arrested in the 1800 block of Central Ave on a juvenile court warrant charging non support.
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Homer Stokes, Jr
Reynolds Ave
Central Ave
Two Men Escape Injury After Train Collision
George Miller of Middletown and Charles Kramer of Trenton escaped injury when their car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at the Magnolia Street crossing. Both men were later arrested for drunkenness. A legal notice follows concerning The German Evangelical St. John's Church of Trenton Ohio seeking court authority to sell church real estate and transfer property to a cemetery association.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Trenton
Baltimore and Ohio
Magnolia St
George Miller
Lafayette St
Charles Kramer
Miami St
Chester C. Bowlus
Henry Persch, Jr
Church Council
St. John’s Church
Ohio
Deutsche Evangelische St. Johannes Kirke
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Madison Township
Miami Street
Harry F. Duane
State of
Court of Common Pleas
Chester C. Bowlus Henry Persch, JR
Richard A. Wilmer
Cootie Show Plans at Veterans Hospitals and Parades
Last night at the Cootie meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars the group discussed restaging the show at Other Veterans Hospital and arranging dates with additional hospitals. A Dayton hospital project a ceiling projector was approved. Election results named Henry Bohne as judge advocate and trustees Frank Warmoth J B Ratliff. Earl Shea became bugler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veteran’s Hospital
Veterans
James Axiotes
Hamilton
Middletown
V.F.W., Cooties
V.F.W
Dayton Veterans’ Hospital
Henry Bohne
Frank Warmoth
J. B. Ratliff
Earl Shea
Robert Harris
Lexington
Curtis-Wright appoints Jordan as airplane division GM
Columbus AP Curtiss Wright Corporation announces William C Jordan of Springfield Ohio named general manager of the airplane division. He succeeds C C Pearson who becomes executive assistant to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Curtiss- Wright Corporation
William C. Jordan
Springfield
C. C. Pearson
Absentee Ballot Rule Draws Tiny Uptake in Middletown
Middletown election workers report nine Democrats and 30 Republicans used the new absentee ballot rule allowing voting from points within ten miles of a precinct. The law previously required a fifty mile distance. the cutoff for.forms ended at noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ballots Deadline Clarified For Tuesday Voting
The article notes a cutoff for ballot receipt by Friday noon. Ballots arriving after that time will be held and not included in the Tuesday voting tally.
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Middletown Ice & Coal CO
DIAL
Lakeside Inn
Tytus Ave
Wella
Breck
Florence Selby
Betty Class
Mgr
Jerry Franklin
Joy Fugett
Catholic Information
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Christ
Lord
Mary
Gabriel
Jesus Christ
Europe
Legion of Mary, P. O
Bertha Schafer
Saranac Lake
City of
Lake Placid
PISKE
Paramount
Colored News
Charles W. Fisher
Democratic
Pol. Adv
Herb Spade and His
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Sun
Bill's Steak
Poasttown
Miami River Bridge
Route NO
Bill Morris
Prop
Cross Eye Foundation
Community Bank
Pontiec
Michigan
Avraovle Saniton A Gough Lamb Cleaners
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Bellemonte ST
Tom O. Selby
W. Pr
Howard Johnson
W. Secy
Dayton
L. & M. Wall Cleaners
Motorola
Melampy
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