Paris Lindbergh flight and 1952 Middletown legal bid
A historical note recalls Charles Lindbergh landing in Paris on May 21 1927 and his solo New York to Paris flight. Separately Middletown Ohio invites sealed bids for parking lot surfacing with 5 percent bid bond and strict contract terms, due May 29 1952.
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Paris
le Bourget
New York
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Com
Middletown
Ohio
Main Street
Manchester Avenue
Shell
City of
Soma Oe
Tiendt Commission
Francis Carmody
District Elks Plan Weekend Meeting In Greenville
Leo M. Smith announces the Southwest District Ohio Elks session at Greenville Lodge Saturday and Sunday. The agenda includes nomination and election of 1952 53 officers, registration at 2 p m, a 9 30 p m Saturday dance, a 2 30 p m Sunday business session, a ladies party, and a 5 30 p m buffet dinner, per secretary Charles B Cowie.
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Leo M. Smith
Ohio Elks Association
Middletown Lodge
Greenville Lodge
Smith
Charles 8. Cowie
District Association
Pike Plans Worry Maumee Turnpike Case Ahead
Maumee seeks court ruling on Turnpike Commission liability for damages to city property. Carl Baldur filed suit to block the route and challenge the act’s constitutionality. City Solicitor Moore argues the act leaves municipal compensation uncertain and impacts services and schools.
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Toledo
Maumee
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
San
Carl R. Baldur
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Baldur
Commission
F. Leroy Allen
Union County
William C. Moore
Martin's Rhyme Time Weather Talk Silenced
A poem satirizes weather prophets and idle remarks about climate. The speaker condemns casual weather chat and heckling remarks about rain and heat, calling certain people ducks and advocating a law to end weather talk so individuals can enjoy sun or rain in peace.
Fish Can Tell A Man Story
Laguna Beach California resident Robert Nicholas a 26 year old merchant seaman recounts a surf fishing mishap. A large fish yanked his line dragging him over rocks and into the sea before he freed his wrist and saved his pole. He walked away bruised but lucky and joked the fish will boast about the one that got away.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Robert Nicholas
Nicholas
A Blast Exhibit Draws Civil Defense Volunteers
In Boston an elderly spectator questioned the alert America exhibit as crowds learn of civil defense. The three January convoys have drawn about 700000, with about 1 in 8 signing up for civil defense work. By June they tour 72 cities,预计 recruitings exceed 125000 with notable signups from Truman, York, Blondell and others. Phoenix led in turnout with 17000 attendees and over 5000 recruits. St Louis and New London also reported strong responses.
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New York
Boston
America
New Haven
Conn
Binghamton N.Y
London
President Truman
Washington
Robert Vogeler
Chattanooga
Sgt
Alvin York
Nashville
Barbara Ann Scott
Springfeld Mass
Joan Blondell
Baltimore
Phoenix
Ariz
St.Louis
New London Conn
Policeman Issued Overtime Parking Ticket To salesman
MEMPHIS Tenn Carl Simmons parked his car dropped a nickel in the meter and hung a note to the patrolman saying the salesman did not want to interrupt his sale The officer did not interrupt and issued an overtime parking ticket
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Memphis
Tenn
Carl Simmons
Simmons
College to Honor Lanman at Steubenville Commencement
The College of Steubenville will award an honorary Doctor of Laws at the third commencement on June 5 to Charles B. Lanman of Steubenville. Lanman serves as general manager of the Ohio Nut and Washer Co. of Mingo Junction.
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Steubenville, D
College of Steubenville
Charles B. Lanman
Steubenville
Lanman
Ohio Nut & Washer Co
Mingo Junction
Warnings Issued For Summer Hiring Of School-Age Youths
Federal wage hour and child labor rules warn against oppressive child labor in commerce or production. Employers must obtain age certificates for each minor hired, with strict limits on ages 14 to 16 in nonhazardous work and 16 to 18 in most occupations except hazardous jobs. Exemptions exist for agriculture, actors, and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Singley
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Bowling Green to Honor Two Honorary Degrees May 30
Bowling Green State University will grant two honorary degrees at its May 30 commencement. Jacob B. Taylor, vice president and business manager of Ohio State University, will receive a Doctor of Business Administration. Dr. Harvey H. Davis, provost of the University of Iowa, will receive a Doctor of Laws degree. Five hundred sixty-five students will receive academic degrees.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Jacob B. Taylor
Ohio State University
Harvey H. Davis
University of Iowa
Children Working Rules Expanded in Early Labor Reform
A regulation clarifies that individuals under sixteen may work for parents at non hazardous jobs and in mining or manufacturing only under strict limits, with an exception that allows youths delivering newspapers to customers.
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Lindy
By Harvey Hudson
St. Louis
Providence
R. L
Brockton
Mass
Nova Scotia
St. Johns
Scotland
Kerry
Ireland
Maurice Tiesche
U.S
Boeing
Atlantic
District Elks Plan
Pike
Noland Camera Shop
Central Ave
Coatia
Glaxo
Erchandi
Gcrooon
Martin
Saul Pett
Williamson
Illiamson
American Gas Association
Minneapolis
Honeywell Controls
N. Broad St
Mpower Equipment
Armrel Paving Company
Franklin, Ohio
Franklin
Lebanon
ANE
Piva
Coca-Cola
Wit Dry Cleaners
Father
South Main ST
Coca-Cola Company
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