Indian Small Loan Group Dinner Hearing Warren County
The Indian Butler and Warren County Small Loan Association will hold its first annual dinner today at 7 p.m. at the Sportsmen's Club with about 125 members and guests. Speakers include Nilkanth Chavre, noted Indian lecturer and author, and Walter Hune, association president, as well as Rev. James R. Baldwin of Hamilton. Officers will be installed by Dan DeHayes.
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Butler and
Warren County Small Loan Association
Harry Benadum
Middletown
Hamilton
Lebanon
Nilkanth Chavre
India
Benadum
Walter Hune
Association
James R. Baldwin
Dan DeHayes
Ohio Association of Small Loan Companies
Steelworkers threaten new strike over steel industry terms
Philadelphia reports that the CIO United Steelworkers hinted at a fresh walkout that would idle about 650,000 workers unless a just settlement is reached soon. Delegates at the union’s sixth biennial convention consider a resolution demanding prompt resolution of the crisis and fair bargaining. The speech by Philip Murray and remarks by Maurice Tobin and Alben Barkley frame the labor push and political action.
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Philadelphia
CIO
United Steelworkers
America
Philip Murray
Murray
Maurice Tobin
Alben W. Barkley
Organized Labor
State to seek bids for new patrol post on Route 4
Col George Mingle announced in Columbus that bids will be sought soon for a new State Highway Patrol post on Route 4 between Middletown and Hamilton near Rockdale Road. $40,000 has been appropriated, with completion expected by fall. The Middletown post on Route 73 will be replaced and 11 officers led by Cpl O J Simmons will transfer to the new site serving Butler Warren and parts of Montgomery and Hamilton counties.
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Middletown
Hamilton
George Mingle
Columbus
Rockdale Road
Mingle
Cpl
O. J. Simmons
Butler
Warren
Montgomery
Simmons
Personalized Linens Gift for a Bride Display
Personalized linens feature His and Hers Mr and Mrs monograms in flower frames. Modern and smart, this gift suits a bride who will display it proudly. Treat yourself or someone you know to a stylish keepsake.
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Caurather
Two Injured Driver Cited In Early Morning Crash
State patrol investigated three accidents today and yesterday. five drivers arrested. Fred Waczula, 40, and Charles Thompson, 36, suffered minor injuries after a crash on Franklin Trenton Road at 2 30 am. Waczula charged with reckless operation. Injured went to Middletown Hospital. Ellis Kelly, 31, Lebanon, fined $10 for improper passing before Mayor Earl Magg of Morrow.
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State Patrol
Fred Waczula
Prospect Ave
Charles Thompson
YMCA
Franklin- Trenton
Waczula
Middletown Hospital
Ellis Kelly
Lebanon
Earl Magg
Morrow
Pattern 747 Pattern Transfer Offer from Old Chelsea
Pattern 747 offers transfer motifs and contact details for a 25 cent pattern request. Send twenty five cents in coins to Middle Town Journal Needlecraft Dept New York to receive pattern catalogs and illustrated craft ideas including handbags.
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Middletown Journal
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
Car Pass near Bridge Leads to Route 123 Crash
A car driven by Kelly attempted to pass a state tractor-mower operated by Harry Scott at a narrow bridge on Route 123 south of Lebanon yesterday. Both vehicles were damaged. Franklin court cited Frank Carter for reckless operation after he tried to pass Elijah Sandlin Jr. on Route 25. Sandlin lost control and hit a trailer at Brown Trailer Court. Newport men Hurd and Kilmer fined for speeding by Monroe mayor. Escalator loudspeakers to audibly advertise store goods to riders.
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Kelly
Harry Scott
Lebanon
Frank Carter
Ninth Ave
Franklin Court
Elijah Sandlin, Jr
Norwood
Sandlin
Brown Trailer Court
Franklin
Glenn F. Hurd
Fred W. Kilmer
Newport, Ky
Thomas Linn
Monroe
North American coal reserves dominate world supply
Five se venths of the world coal reserves lie in North America and more than half of the world’s bituminous coal is in the United States. Experiments show plants grow faster when atmospheric carbon dioxide is increased.
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World
North America
United States
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