Supply Of Cars Indicates No Need To Fear Shortage
Detroit AP reports ample used car lots and rising new car output. Dealers say shortages are unlikely this summer despite some model gaps. Restrictions on installment buying have been lifted, boosting sales. first quarter 1949 US new car registrations were 919,715, with 980,689 cars built and 4,087 shipped abroad, leaving dealer stocks around 286,000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Hanhart Holds One Dem Job Drops Other
The Democratic State Executive Committee re elected Eugene Hanhart of Dover as state party chairman while Albert A Horstman of Dayton becomes State Central Committee chairman. Hanhart remains executive chair. Mary McGowan Akron named vice chair. Mary Gallagher Ironton secretary. Earl Applegate Steubenville treasurer central. Jack Sullivan Youngstown treasurer executive. Vice chairs named John Connors Columbus E T Dixon Cincinnati John Kelley Toledo John Powers Youngstown Jack Russell Cleveland Horstman. Vice chairwomen listed Vera Benz Cincinnati Anne Donnelly Cleveland Anna Oyster Youngstown Esther Pinsky Bellatree Lottie Quigley Canton Martha Secrest Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Democratic State Executive Committee
Eugene H. Hanhart
Dover
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
State Central Committee
Hanhart
Central Committee
Mary McGowan
Akron
Mary Gallagher
Ironton
Earl Applegate
Steubenville
Jack Sullivan
Youngstown
John Connors
E. T. Dixon
Cincinnati
John Kelley
Toledo
John Powers
Jack Russell
Cleveland
Horstman
Vera C. Benz
Anne Donnelly
Anna Oyster
Esther Pinsky
Bellatree
Lottie Quigley
Canton
Martha Secrest
Zanesville
Woman Found Dead In Hotel
Findlay authorities report a woman found dead in a local hotel room. The incident is under police investigation with no official motive released at this time.
Doctor Advises Telling Cancer Patient Truth
Dr John W Cline president of the American Medical Association says doctors should tell a patient the truth if asked directly about cancer. Speaking at the Ohio State Medical Association meeting he stated that physicians have no right to lie when a patient asks, do I have cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John W. Cline
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Ohio State Medical Association
Cline
Students Sentenced For Assaulting Man in Ohio
A common pleas judge in Ravenna Ohio sentenced three former Kent State University students to 60 days in jail for assaulting a 34 year old Cleveland resident. The defendants are Lewis Trivissono 20 Louis Sabetta 20 and Julius Campetto 18. The attack followed an automobile accident last February after the victim objected to profanity they allegedly used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Common Pleas
Kent State University
Kent
Cleveland
Lewis Trivissono
Louis Sabetta
Julius Campetto
Wesley Beavers
Foremen Hear Toledo Editor Tomorrow Night
Don Wolfe state editor of the Toledo Blade will speak at 6:30 p.m. Thursday before the Armco Fabricating Foremen's Club at LeSourdsville Lake. His talk titled Such Interesting Newspaper People explores the varied lives and experiences of newspapermen, from carrier boy to reporter, and his view of their serious yet engaging work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wolfe
Toledo Blade
Armco
LeSourdsville Lake
Wolfe
Wling Green
Toledo
Four Treated for Injuries at Middletown Hospital
Four persons were treated in the Emergency Room and released. J H Amburgey, 29, of 216 State Street, American Coat ing Company employee, cut finger in machinery at 7 am. William Emerick, 25, of 854 Sixth Avenue, injured right thumb in Sorg Paper Company incident. Don Abbott, 23, of 252 Hanover Street, Hamilton, fainted while skating at Midway rink. Mrs Roma Pyre, 37, of 613 Cleveland Street, fell at home injuring lower left eyelid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
J. H. Amburgey
State St
American Coating Company
William Emerick
Sixth Ave
Sorg Paper Company
Don Abbott
Hanover St
Hamilton
Midway Rink
Roma Pyre
Cleveland St
Quota Unlimited On Navy Recruits
R C Shriver head of the Navy Recruiting Station in Hamilton announced an unlimited recruiting quota for regular Navy enlistments for May and June, subject to change on short notice. Recruits are sent to Great Lakes Naval Training for completion. The station is room 204 in the Post Office building with daily hours 9 to 5, Saturdays 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Shriver
Navy
Hamilton
Y Junior Leaders Picnic Plan Details
The Y Junior Leaders Club will hold a picnic at the Linley Wetzel farm near Otterbein Home in Warren County. The group meets at 1 30 p m Saturday at the YMCA for a trip to the farm with fishing as the main activity and supper planned for 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linley Wetzel
Otterbein
Warren County
Bill Wetzel
YMCA
Wetzel
Ohio restaurants urged to ban potatoes statewide
The Ohio State Restaurant Association asked its 2800 members to stop selling potatoes to combat a black market. Restaurants may run out as suppliers push above normal prices, and some venues are already replacing potato dishes with macaroni and spaghetti while others would insert notices opposing the illicit market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Restaurant Association
Robert R. Williams
Columbus Osra
Ohio
Clergymen Urges Schools To Teach Existence Of God
Dr. M E Sadler president of Texas Christian University urged that all schools must teach the existence of God. He argued secularized education has produced a materialized society and that even tax supported schools should re emphasize religion. He said church related colleges should lead the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M.E. Sadler
Texas Christian University
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
Christian University
Contractors Invited to Bid on East Central Ave Project
Twenty five contractors across Middletown Hamilton Cincinnati Dayton and Richmond were invited to bid on the East Central Ave improvement project, the summer effort estimated at 245000 covering street sidewalks curbs and gutters. Bids for Highview Road Grand Avenue Kensington Sherman Avenue and Eaton Streets were due June 9 and include grading paving storm sewer and sidewalk curb and gutter work with an estimated cost of 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Ave
Middletown
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton
Richmond
Highview Rd
Grand Ave
Kensington
Sherman Ave
Eaton Sts
Births in West Middletown and Sherman Avenue families
Mr and Mrs James Tincher of West Middletown welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Amatulli of 2005 Sherman Ave welcomed a girl today. Mr and Mrs William Gregory of 513 Seventeenth Ave welcomed a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tincher
West Middletown
Daniel Amatulli
Sherman Ave
William Gregory
Seventeenth Ave
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Lowell J. Fichner aged 34 funeral attendant of 101 S Broad St weds Helen T. Lowe 31 bookkeeper of 1807 Henry St. Fred C. Shilling 26 U S Air Force of Springdale weds Irene Mayes 21 of Hamilton. Gerard J. Sora 30 grocer of 2121 Grand Ave weds Carolina A. Esposito 21 of 1819 Grand Ave. Donald R. Casey 20 U S Air Force of Hamilton weds Dolores Ann Planck 20 of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell J. Fichner
S. Broad St
Helen T. Lowe
Henry St
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
In The Hospital Mrs. Thomas Bailey of Bexley Dr surgical. Mrs. Lettie Rhodes of West Middletown Route 1 medical. Larry Cottle son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cottle of Wilson St medical. Miss Laura Lee Richards of Franklin medical. Mrs. George Shepard of Curryer Rd medical. Oneida Nichols daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols of Prospect Ave medical. James Barach of North Broad St medical. Mrs. John Hardeman of Marshall William Maertz son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maertz of Tytus Ave surgical. Elizabeth Robbins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins of Fairfield Ave surgical. OUT-OF-TOWN James Jimmy Morris of Central Ave Mercy Hospital Hamilton surgical. DISMISSED Mrs. Sol Cohen of Central Ave. Gerald Ellis son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ellis Jr of Middletown Route 3. Teresa Hollar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hollar of West Middletown. Roger Leonard of Fifteenth Ave. Sheron Titus daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Titus of Glenco Ave. Robert Walton Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton Sr of Moore St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey
Bexley
Lettie Rhodes
West Middletown
Larry Cottle
Jerome Cottle
Wilson ,St
Laura Lee Richards
Franklin
George Shepard
Curryer Rd
Oneida Nichols
Roy Nichols
Prospect Ave
James Barach
North Broad St
John Hardeman
Marshall Rd
William Maertz
Charles Maertz
Tytus Ave
Surgical
Elizabth Robbins
William Robbins
Fairfield Ave
James
Jimmy) Morris
Central Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Sol Cohen
Gerald Ellis
R. W. Ellis, Jr
Middletown
Teresa Hollar
Lee Hollar
Sailor Aboard Navy Transport Heads Toward Seattle Dock
Cpl. Lawrence R. Willer of 61 Bissienger Road Hamilton is among 1,078 passengers aboard the Navy transport Gen. H. B. Freeman scheduled to dock in Seattle today from the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Lawrence R. Willer
Bissienger Rd
Hamilton
Gen
H. B. Freeman
Seattle
Far East
Nominations To Post 218 Offices Due
The Post 218 nominating committee will report a slate of candidates at a meeting tonight at the American Legion Home at 8 o clock. Russell Stevens Jr is chairman with W T Thorn Tom Haney Ed Sherman and Gerald Daly on the committee. A 27 man advisory committee aided. Nominations stay open up to 10 days after the report via petition with 25 signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 218
American Legion
Russell Stevens
Stevens
W. T. Thorn
Tom Haney
Ed Sherman
Gerald Daly
Stevens’ Committee
Woman Accosted by Man in Home Yard
Mrs. Ruth Howell of 1211 Pine Street reported last night that a man accosted her in her backyard, struck her, scratched her, and tore clothing after grabbing her. She had received prior threats and said her daughter was also threatened. she was treated at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Howell
Pine St
Ohio City Managers To Meet In Toledo
The Ohio City Manager's Association will hold its second meeting of the year in Toledo on July 17 and 18. President H. W. Starick of Middletown announced plans for an extensive Toledo construction program inspection and two panel discussions on city employee wages and police and firemen hours. Three meetings are held annually. the first was in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio City Manager’s Association
Toledo
H. W. Starick
Middletown
Starick
Ohio Managers
Dayton
Impatient Pedestrian Trashes Car in Downtown Hit and Run
In San Antonio a 21 year old pedestrian Eugene Burton told police a man waiting to enter a downtown service garage swung at his car. The assailant struck the ventilator window dented the door and bent the chrome and license plate during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Eugene Burton
Couple Is Wed At Liberty Ind
Liberty Indiana was the scene for the vows of Mrs Alma J Tinley and Lee Williams last Saturday Attending were Mrs Carrie Johnson mother of the bride Miss Patty Tinley the bride’s daughter and Mr and Mrs Leonard Hansford Following the ceremony the wedding party members were guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty, Ind
Alma J. Tinley
Lee Williams
Carrie Johnson
Patty Tinley
Leonard Hansford
Ladies Of Shrine Meet In Columbus Five Day Convention
The Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America opens its annual convention in Columbus today for a five day meeting. Officials expect meetings, ceremonies, and events through Friday with members from chapters across the region attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America
Dinner at Kenner Home and Address Change
At dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs James Kenner of Eighth Ave Mr and Mrs Williams will be at home at 1328 Garfield St after June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kenner
Eighth Ave
Williams
Garfield St
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Fina Foam
Va Gal
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