Chamber Backs Antitrust Laws
The US Chamber of Commerce officially backs antitrust laws and condemns price rigging. The 62 member Board approved a statement on business ethics, with a postscript by retired President Motley calling for labor restraint and warning against misuse of antitrust laws to regulate business.
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Washington
US Chamber of Commerce Today
Chamber
Arthur H. Motley
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Motley
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Walter D. Hart of Hamilton with debts of 3670 and assets of 2293. Paul E. Taylor a material handler from 1314 First Ave. shows debts of 6179 and assets of 9225. Billie D. Smith a welder from 2 Clark St. lists debts of 3.18 and assets of 300.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Walter D. Hart
Fairfax Ave
Hamilton
Paul E. Taylor
First Ave
Billie D. Smith
Clark St
Shot Ripped Body Found Near Canton
Whitmer E Grell, a 65 year old farmer, was found bound with chains and rope, wrapped in a tarpaulin on his Magnolia area farm near the Carroll Tuscarawas line. Deputies say the killing likely occurred elsewhere with a pickup near the scene and no immediate suspects. Authorities join Tuscarawas County in the joint investigation as they pursue leads and confirm details.
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Canton
Ohio
Magnolia
Whitmer E Grell
Carroll County
Grell
Tuscarawas
Dean Yeager
Township Road 18
Tuscarawas County
Harlan R. Spies
Ciney Man Found Dead on Dry Run Road
Phillip Keating 52 of Cincinnati was found dead in his car on Dry Run Road near Ciney in an apparent self inflicted death. A hose through a rear window and a near empty vodka orange juice bottle were found beside him. Keating worked for a furnace company in Norwood and was found by Charles Sayre as he returned home from work.
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Lebanon
Phillip Keating
Cincinnati
Dry Run Road
Here
Keating
Norwood
Charles Sayre
Compromise Ready Slim Victory For Wage Bill
Washington AP says administration supporters expect a hairline House victory for Kennedy's minimum wage bill with Senate passage assured. The compromise increases the wage to 1.25 by 1963 and extends coverage to about 3.62 million more workers, mainly in retail.
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Washington
Administration
House
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Smiths To Head St. Mary's PTO
Mr and Mrs David L Smith were elected to lead St Mary's PTO for next year at the final meeting. Also chosen were Mr and Mrs Paul Siezak first vice president Mr and Mrs Joseph Klim second vice president Mr and Mrs John Haas secretary Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett treasurer and Mr and Mrs Paul Clifton advisers. The meeting featured songs by the Country Squires quartet and gifts were presented to nuns and lay teachers. The third grade won the attendance prize.
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David L. Smith
St. Mary's Pto
Paul Siezak
Joseph Klim
John Haas
Charles Barrett
Paul Clifton
Country Squires
Bob, Hall
Bob Mucha
Bob Bunnell
Paul Bruggeman
Spebsqsa
Fire minimally damages home. occupant rushed to hospital
Meat Burns caused a minor stove fire at 603 18th Ave. Yesterday firemen reported no damage. Paul Fisher, 62, of 4616 Roosevelt Ave., was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after becoming ill while mowing. He was assisted by emergency squad and transported by Schramm's ambulance.
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18Th Ave
Neder Domineck
Paul Fisher
Roosevelt Ave
Middletown Hospital
Fisher
Schramm
Conferees Narrow Auto and Laundry Coverage in Senate Bill
The conferees cut coverage for 305,000 auto dealer employees and 140,000 laundry workers and pushed the $1.25 floor and full overtime pay start to later. They gained House votes by exempting cotton ginning, shade-grown tobacco processing, fruit and vegetable hauling, and farm livestock auction workers. The act would cover 23.9 million workers with a $1.15 minimum in four months and $1.25 two years later.
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House
Senate
Bungalow Burns in Franklin Fire After Candle Left On
A two room frame bungalow on Thirkield Street extension in Franklin burned to the ground shortly after 1 am. Loss was about 1000 dollars. occupant Lee Bowles said a lighted candle was left on the floor. No electricity in the house. Earlier at 8 30 pm Carlisle Party House on Central Avenue Carlisle was struck by an automobile fire caused by a backfire through the carburetor in a car owned by Richard Helton.
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Franklin
Thirkield Street
Lee Bowles
Carlisle
Central Avenue
Richard Helton
Cromwell to Speak on Russia at Franklin Lions Club
Howard Cromwell will discuss his recent trip to Russia at the Franklin Lions Club meeting tomorrow. The gathering starts at 7 p.m. at Franklin High School.
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Howard Cromwell
Russia
Franklin Lions Club
Franklin High School
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