Record Juggling Charge Raises At NLRB Hearing
An NLRB hearing on a UAW petition to represent Coolidge Corp. employees revealed that a June 6 union meeting minutes alteration changed a contract date from June 1 to June 7 1954. Lawyers argued the actual date affects eligibility for an NLRB election. the plant employs 135 workers and a decision will follow briefs due May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge Corp
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Coolidge
Civic Building
Orville E. Andrews
NLRB
Cincinnati
Independent Union
J. Mack Swigert
Robert J. Taylor
Helen Combs
Anna Mae Bolen
UAW
National Labor Relations Act
R. H. Coolidge
Swigert
Ivory Howard
West Middletown
W. F. Cole
Hamilton
International
Andrews
Washington
Man Killed as Ditch Caves In Hamilton
James F. Stevens, 33, of 426 South 4th Street, a MecGill-Bossert Plumbing Co. worker, died after a sewer trench eight feet deep caved in. Asphyxiation and crushing caused his death as he tried to escape. Solomon Croom, operating a digger, shouted warning as the ditch collapsed. Survived by wife Anna Mae and three children. Funeral arrangements by Colligan Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Stevens
Anna Mae
Colligan Funeral Home
Oxford Girl Fea Safe After Foul Play Rumor Debunked
Miss Kaye Fea, 19, Procter & Gamble employee bound for Los Angeles, traveled by bus after leaving Cincinnati. A false report of foul play arose when clothing and papers were found near Lebanon, Missouri, but both she and her luggage were later located safe with only minor cosmetics missing.
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Oxford
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
Kaye Fea
Kenneth R. Fea
S. College Ave
Los Angeles
Lebanon
Barnard Meeth
Fea
LaClede County
Neil Brown
Ward Williams
California
Miss Fea
Tin
Local Man Stubs Too Trying To Collect Debt
Middleton man William Ferguson 44 was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after cashing an 83.85 check stub from Warren Stallworth to collect a $2.50 debt. Ferguson, free on bond, faces Municipal Court next Friday. the incident began with a failed attempt to cash the stub at a filling station.
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William Ferguson
17Th Ave
Warren Stallworth
Ferguson
Stallworth
Tavern Theft Nets $119.05
Overnight break-in at the Friendly Tavern on 333 Charles St. netted thieves 119.05 from a hiding place after entering through an east side window. Police said the burglary was found open at market start with Det. Douglas Barrett on the case at 6 a.m. Also, Tuesday night burglars took nine fuses and 3 cents in stamps from Doebler Bros. Garage at 3518 Central Ave. Det. Roy Crout and Det. Ed Poling investigated.
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Friendly Tavern
Charles St
Douglas Barrett
Doebler Bros
Central Ave
Roy Crout
Ed Poling
Scouts Prepare for Roundup Training Session
Middletown Area Girl Scouts plan another practice session tomorrow ahead of the June Senior Roundup in Michigan. Delegates and alternates meet at 3 p.m. with Hamilton patrol members attending the national roundup. Camp craft and outdoor skills will be taught at Camp Stonybrook under supervision of Miss Yvonne Wellman.
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Middletown Area
Michigan
Hamilton Patrol
Camp Stonybrook
Yvonne Wellman
Bake sale and tea fundraisers by local groups
A bake sale sponsored by Girls Assembly 13 CES opens at 8 a.m. tomorrow at Mrs. William Mack’s home, 923 8th Ave. A Sunday tea for the public is hosted by Church of God members at Mrs. Jennie Gates’s home, 1312 Young St, 11th Ave and Lincoln St. Special music by Ebie Banks, Gladys Mills, Mary Cook, Richard Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. John McGugan, the Trotter sisters, and Mrs. Ruthe Clark.
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Girls Assembly 13
CES
William Mack
8Th Ave
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Jennie Gates
Young St
Ebie Banks
Gladys Mills
Mary Cook
Richard Cunningham
John McGugan
Trotter Sisters
Ruthe Clark
Scholarship Exams Set At Oxford
Over 100 students from Middle town Fenwick and Lemon-Monroe high schools will join other southwestern Ohio students at Miami University for the district scholarship exams. District tests will also be held at Bowling Green Athens Kent and Columbus. The top 25 percent across districts will be matched for state ratings. About 3,000 students are expected at Miami University and around 1,000 at Wilmington and Dayton. The Oxford tests attract more students than any other center in the state.
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Middletown
Fenwick
Lemon-Monroe
Southwestern Ohio
Miami University
Bowling Green
Athens
Kent
Columbus
Wilmington
Dayton
Oxford
Move Em Car Owners Are Warned
Franklin special police issued about 40 parking warnings early this morning and many callers sought why. Police Chief O E Chamberlain said tickets cleared streets for the city sweeper to be used Friday after midnight. Sweeping targets Harrison Addition and Main Street lines tonight, then east-west streets Canal to River next Friday night, with alternating Fridays. Residents in scheduled areas urged not to park between midnight and 6 a.m.
Camp Hook Work To Start Today
Nachenum Lodge of the Order of the Arrow plans two days of service at Camp Hook to ready the site for summer. Scouts scrub the pool paint the shower house health lodge and council ring and build a wash rack for the Lake George camp. Lodge Chief Terry Webster will lead an OA meeting tonight and next month the lodge will elect new members and run concession sales at the May camporee.
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Nachenum
Order of the Arrow
Camp Hook
Lake George
Terry Webster
At The Movies This Weekend
Paramount screens It's a Dog's Life at 1 35 5 00 and 8 20 p m Forbidden Planet at 3 05 6 30 and 9 45 p m Strand shows Boys Prison at 1 15 4 40 and 8 25 p m Killer Bait at 2 45 6 25 and 10 p m Colonial pairs The Yearling at 3 30 and 7 50 p m and Three Musketeers at 1 15 and 5 40 Dixie Cruise In presents Street Corner at 8 30 and 11 10 p m
Knife Play Injuries Send Youths to Hospital
Two youths, ages 12 and 12, sustained injuries from knife play on a school bus and at home, including deep gashes and a fractured wrist. A 14 year old bicyclist also injured, while industrial accidents at Armco Steel and Sorg Paper Co. left workers with toe wounds and bruises but no broken bones.
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Middletown Hospital
Robert Lewis Arnett
West Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Donald van Dyne Jr
Poplar St
van Dyne
Wayne Montgomery
New Richmond
Ohio
Sorg Paper Co
Montgomery
Crawford Iron Works
Warren County highway worker injured in road accident
Warren County highway department employee James Holmes Sr., 59, of Lebanon Route 1, was treated for a fractured and lacerated right thumb and hip abrasions after a log truck pinned him against a bulldozer blade on Oregonia Road. The 1 10 p.m. crash, involving driver Ervin Thomas, 41, of Lebanon, occurred when gravel caused wheels to slip while Holmes stood near the road edge. The incident remains under investigation.
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Warren County Highway Department
Oregonia
James Holmes Sr
Lebanon Rt. 1
Lebanon
Holmes
Ervin Thomas
Pleasant St
Warren County
Kings Mills Play Postponed Over Cast Injury
Kings Mills senior class production Hillbilly Wedding delayed from tonight to next Friday at 8 p.m. due to an cast member injury, a school official said.
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Kings Mills
Armco Park Readies 35th Season Opening Tomorrow
Armco Park near Middletown opens at 8:00 a.m. for its 35th season. Armco Treasurer F. D. Danford says the shelter house has been rebuilt and 10 new picnic tables added. Admission is restricted to Middletown-area visitors, with free entry and a 15 mph speed limit on park roads. alcohol is forbidden and the park closes at sunset.
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Armco
Middletown
F. D. Danford
Armco Steel Corp
Danford
Monroe
Trenton
Franklin
Germantown
Gratis
Carlisle
Armco Park
Jaycees Head For Parley In Columbus
A 14 man Middletown Jaycees delegation heads to the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Columbus led by Gary Klouman and Paul Foehl. Others include Larry Oakliff Harold Osborne and Ken McCloud with alternates Paul Deger Tom Day Tom Moon Charles Hattery and Bob Gloeckler. Attending are Fred Howard John Baker Max Wise and Bob Minor. They seek the Project of the Year award for the W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Awards entry. no candidates for state office. Over 300 entries were judged and the awards will be announced at noon tomorrow at the Deshler Hilton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Jaycees
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Gary Klouman
Paul Foehl
Larry Oakliff
Harold Osborne
Ken McCloud
Paul Deger
Tom Day
Tom Moon
Charles Hattery
Bob Gloeckler
Fred Howard
John Baker
Max Wise
Bob Minor
Jaysee
Deshler-Hilton Hotel
Moore Is Chosen By Toastmasters Best Speaker Again
Earl Moore won both best and most improved speaker awards for the second straight week at the Toastmasters meeting. Robert Veggy earned best critic while John Domanick served as toastmaster and Jack Seigfried was topic master. Charles Garrett acted as general critic and Howard Holtzclaw presided.
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Earl Moore
Toastmasters Club
Moore
Robert Veggy
John Domanick
Jack Seigfried
Charles Garrett
Howard Holtzclaw
Choirs to Be Honored in Bethlehem Church Service
Chief of Bethlehem Lutheran Church will be honored in a special service Sunday at 10 30 a.m. The junior choir directed by Miss Betty Trettel and the combined league and senior choirs directed by Bert Blair will sing followed by an anthem by the mass choirs. Mrs Dorothy Reinartz organist will be accompanist.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Betty Trettel
Bert Blair
Dorothy Reinartz
Sorority Volunteers Campaign For Mental Health Funds
Sorority volunteers under Delta Chi Sigma canvass Middletown tonight from 6 to 8 for the Lower Miami Valley Guidance Center. If rain, workers will call on residents next week. The goal is a $5,000 Middletown share. center funding totals $31,000 from federal and state funds plus local contributions.
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Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Middletown
Miami
Guidance Center
Hamilton
Oxford
Six Wrecks Describe City Crashes and Citations
No injuries were reported as six city crashes yesterday. Two motorists were cited for traffic violations, including Alex Turner for no operator’s license and wrong lane turning, and George Young for failure to yield right of way. Damages ranged from minor to $400 in listed incidents.
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Alex Turner
Linwood St
Franklin
1St Avenue
Canal Street
Turner
Glen Bernard
Aee Eeeed
George Young
McKinley St
Auto Plunges Over Bank But Driver Unhurt
Hamilton special report: Gordon Williams 25 of City View Heights escaped injury after his car sideswiped another vehicle, struck a utility pole, and plunged down a steep embankment. Williams declined medical aid. He told Deputy Sheriff Elmer Grabel an unidentified car ahead slowed suddenly, causing him to brake and skid into Pearl ages 47 of Oak Avenue Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Gordon Williams
Woodrow St
City View Heights
Here
Elmer Grabel
Pearl
Oak Ave
City seeks applicants for two civil service exams
Tomorrow is the deadline for applicants for civil service examinations for two positions at the City Building. One is a receptionist switchboard operator and the other a finance clerk. Examinations will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at Middletown High School. Applications must be filed in the city manager's office by noon Saturday.
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Middletown High School
Early detection helps prevent mental illness in youth
The center emphasizes early detection and treatment to avert serious mental illness. For youths, addressing emotional disturbances early can prevent juvenile delinquency and later adult disorders. The effort aligns with National Mental Health Week ongoing now.
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Meath
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Priscilla
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Freeman's Jewelry
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Foursquare Gospel Church
First Ave
Jaycees
Parley
Thorn
Blumberg & Cohen, Inc
Calumet & N.Y.C. R.R. Dial
Smith-Corona
N. Main
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn
North Avenue
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Young
Melvin DeMaris
Hampton PI
Ethel Beard
Goldman Ave
Fleming Rd
Arthur Siebert
S. Sutphin St
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Nan Mc
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