Armco Union Shop Vote Set in Ashland Ad Says
Ashland Armco workers face a June 2 vote on union shop status amid Armco opposition. W W Sebald, Armco president, condemned the union shop and favored workers retaining choice. The USA CIO currently acts as bargaining agent and an NLRB election is scheduled for June 2 at the Ventura Hotel.
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Armco
Ashland
P.A. Adkins
CIO
Usa-Cio
National Labor Relations Board of Cincinnati
NLRB
Ventura Hotel
Butler County Divorces and Court Appeals Quietly Finalized
Butler County Common Pleas Court affirmed two district appeals Saturday. Judge Fred B. Cramer upheld a fee dispute in a real estate case brought by H Frank Duffield of Hamilton against Wilbur B Inman. Judge P P Boll upheld decisions on a drainage ditch dispute near Trenton. Related suits include S J and Sarah Schenck versus Anna and Helen Thomas and Arthur C Richter versus Anna and Helen Thomas.
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First District Appellate Court
Fred B. Cramer
H. Frank Duffield
Hamilton
Wibur B. Inman
P. P. Boll
Trenton
S. J
Sarah Schenck
Anna
Helen Thomas
Kroger Workers Win Pay Hikes Under New Contract
In Cincinnati AP reports Kroger and Local 610 AFL Meat Cutters Union reach a contract granting weekly wage increases from 3 to 4 dollars for 199 Kroger stores. Business Agent Charles Greth confirms the retroactive May 1 agreement reflects union demands. exact scales are unavailable.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Company
AFL Meat Cutters Union
Charles Greth
Ward Will Speak At Annual Meeting
COLUMBUS AP Angus Ward former United States consul general in Manchuria will tell of his 13 months confinement by Chinese Communist next Friday at the Ohio State Bar Association annual meeting Ward was charged by the Communists with beating a Chinese servant The servant however had suffered a leg and back injury caused by an unprovoked attack by two servants Ward said Charles F Margiotti former Pennsylvania attorney general will talk on Congressional Crucifixion Saturday
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Angus Ward
United States
Manchuria
Ohio State Bar Association
Ward
Charles F. Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Cyclist Hurt In Hamilton Motorcycle Crash
Hamilton resident David Rethaford, 24, of 23 A RambO Apartments, sustained head and back injuries after his motorcycle veered out of control at Harmon and Irma Aves. He was thrown against a tree when the bike hit a curb, then crashed into a parked car at 886 Harmon Ave owned by Wente Electric Company.
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Hamilton
David Rethaford
Rambo
Harmon and
Irma Aves
Rethaford
Harmon Ave
Wente Electric Company
Dayton Vote on Half Percent Income Tax Planned
Dayton voters face a Tuesday decision on a proposed one half of one percent income tax that would start July 1 if approved. A majority vote is required to pass. The Ohio Supreme Court previously ruled a similar tax invalid without voter approval. Also noted is an experimental use of modified air in refrigerator cars to preserve fruit during shipment by reducing oxygen from 21 percent to five percent or adding carbon dioxide.
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Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
Central Fete Planned Friday by Central School PTA
Central School will hold its annual lawn fete Friday starting at 3 30 p m. Fred Fahrenhorst, PTA president, announced. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jack Byrum Mr and Mrs Dave McCoy Mrs William Leas ure Mrs Willard Spies Mrs Donald Collyer Mr and Mrs George Tatman Mrs Tom Sander Howard Haskins and Miss Laura Wortman.
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Central School
Fred Fahrenhors
PTA
Jack Byrum
Dave McCoy
William Leasure
Willard Spies
Donald Collyer
George Tatman
Tom Sander
Howard Haskins
Mise Laura Wortman
Sherman School's Fete Friday on school grounds
The annual Sherman School Lawn Fete is scheduled for Friday from 5 to 10 p.m. on the school grounds. Chairmen of the committees include Mrs. Okey Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth Combs, Mrs. Earl Brewer, Mrs. Earl Hasty, Richard Hent, Mrs. J. B. Mann, Mrs. Oliveree, Robert Lehmkuhl, Mrs Illard, Mrs. Paul Conley, D Jacot, and Andrew Downey.
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Sherman School
Okey Jackson
Kenneth Combs
Earl Brewer
Earl Hasty
Ae Richard Hent
J. B. Mann
Oliveree
Robert Lehmkuhl
Illard
Paul Conley
D Jacot
Andrew Downey
Fleeing Monkey Is Apprehended At Indianapolis Zoo
A blue-tailed African monkey escaped a drive-in theater screen tower for three days and roamed the area before being recaptured in a tile pipe in Indianapolis. Zoo staff and theater owners received many rescue tips, but the monkey finally returned to her 700 cage after a banana prompted her descent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Africa
Sheesca
Peru City Hit by Quake Reports Ruins at Cuzco
A strong earthquake struck Peru hitting Cuzco a popular tourist center. Much archeologically-rich Cuzco was reported in ruins and communications were disrupted slowing official disaster tallies. Authorities warned the death toll could rise as rescuers reach wrecked homes.
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Cuzco
Perfect Attendance Winners Honored by Church Class
Five members of the Loyal Bereans Sunday School Class at the First Church of Christ received rewards for perfect attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sorrell, Mrs. Olivia Turner, Miss Francis Baker, and Miss Carolyn Young were given airplane rides at Hook Field piloted by Roy Cox, their teacher. The Lake of the Ozarks in central Missouri is noted as the world’s largest artificial lake.
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Loyal Bereans
First Church of Christ
Walter Sorrell
Olivia Turner
Francis Baker
Carolyn Young
Hook Field
Roy Cox
Presbyterians Weigh Tighter Marriage Divorce Rules
Cincinnati AP report on the 162nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA considering stricter marriage and divorce rules. A commission studying observance proposed ending the one year wait for divorced couples to marry a pastor. It may also address determining the innocent party in a divorce action. Dr Dawber urged focusing missions on the poor to combat communism and linked resolving food problems to gaining allegiance.
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Cincinnati
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
USA
United States
Dawber
Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil praised by experts
The ad touts Reynolds Wrap as the aluminum foil everyone wants. It highlights glowing endorsements from Better Homes & Gardens and other magazines, notes up to date refrigerators and many uses including bow covers, reusable practicality, and tips to line broiler pans for easy cleaning. It urges purchase at grocery, drug, and department stores.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Woman's Home Companion
Look
Ladies’ Home Journal
Successful Farming
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