Republican Executive Committee Adopts Program and Endorses Coyle
Butler County Republican Executive Committee endorsed a four point program at a Hotel Manchester dinner. Chairman Martin A. Coyle urged cooperation while warning against factional bogging down. The plan includes a Young Republican League, revival of the War Veterans Republican Club, a monthly newsletter, and a precinct women’s organization led by Kathryn Wetzel. Thomas Rose was appointed to fill an unexpired seat. Next meetings set for July 11 and local sessions in June to plan involvement in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
Manchester
Martin A. Coyle
Coyle
Republican League
War Veteras Republican Club
Hamilton
Middletown
Kathryn Wetzel
Thomas Rose
Jack M. Hawthorne
New York
Rose
Piano Tuning and Repair Services Ad
Piano tuning, repair and rebuilding expertise offered with reasonable prices. Call 2-2571 or mail in the coupon to request service.
Holiness Tabernacle youth program and church events
The Holiness Tabernacle Church youth department presents a 7 30 p m program with junior choir selections and solos by Mrs Inee Reynolds Daisy Smith Corene Allen Helen Golson Miss Mary Lee Kilgore and Cash Williams. Instrumental solos by Charles Allen Jr and Betty Allen. Rev Bert Perkins of Cincinnati leads Friday service at 7 30 p m. O O C Club meets Friday at Mrs Bessie Jordan home with Miss Ruth and Miss Helen Davis assisting. Several visitors and Girl Scout Leaders gathering noted along with Sunday School Union program at Newey Baptist Church with devotionals talks by Robert Gibbs and Vivian Washington Readings by Mrs Alice Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Tabernacle Church
Inee Reynolds
Daisy Smith
Corene Allen
Helen Golson
Mary Lee Kilgore
Cash Williams
Charles Allen, Jr
Betty Allen
Bert Perkins
Cincinnati
O. O. C. Club
Bessie Jordan
Ruth
Helen Davis
The
Sunday School Union
Newey Baptist Church
Robert Gibbs
Vivian Washington
Alice Benson
Four Middletown Osteopaths Active at 1949 Ohio Meet
Four Middletown osteopaths Dr. Roger E. Bennett Dr. A O Spinney Dr C A Lynch and Dr W C Thompson played key roles at the 1949 Ohio Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons convention in Columbus. Bennett elected treasurer and on Board of Trustees and named to arrange next year's program. Spinney on House of Delegates and Lynch on the convention program committee. Bennett also named vice president of the Ohio Alumni Association Kirksville College. Federal grant to fund a new clinical teaching hospital was announced.
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Middletown
Calvary Singers and gospel acts headline June 5 concert
Dupree Knox leads solos by Mrs. Mardie Jones and Janet Tillman with the Calvary Singers. The Dixie Hummingbirds Greenville South Carolina Swan Singers Knoxville and the New Jewel Trumpets Cincinnati will perform a program of spiritual and sacred songs at McKinley School on June 5 at 3 p.m.
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Dupree Knox
Mrs
Mardie Jones
Janet Tillman
The
Calvary Singers
Dixie Humming Birds
Greenville
S. C
Swan Singers
Knoxville
New Jewel Trumpets
Cincinnati
McKinley School
Stock market opens higher as gains lead early trading
New York banks and industry firms push the market up at the open with many gainers. Big blocks traded including 19 000 Commonwealth Southern at 3 percent from Wednesday's close while Radio Corp United States Steel Pennsylvania Railroad and others advanced. Bethlehem Steel Public Service Electric and Gas and Westinghouse Electric held near unchanged or slipped slightly.
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New York
Commonwealth Southern
Radio Corp
United States Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Distillers
Montgomery Ward
Gulf Oil
General Motors
General Electric
Anaconda Copper
American
New York Stocks at 1:43 P.M. mixed gains noted
A stock table updates prices for major firms led by American Can, Armco Steel, Anacon Copper, Continental Oil, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Pan American Airways, and United Aircraft among others. Notable moves include gains in American Can and Armco Steel while several utilities show varied results. overall activity reflects a broad trading day with numerous listed names and percentages.
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el American
Amer
Rad
Stan
Coe
Armco Steel
Armco
Amer. Tel
Tel
Anacon Copper
Baltimore
Ohio
Barnsdall Co
Bendix Aviation
Bethiem Steel
Chrysler Cove
Columbia “Gas and Electric
Goremenwes St
Electric Power & Light
Firestone Tire & Aul
General Electric
General Motors Great Northern
Gopmoung Ious
Dayton Livestock Market Report Cincinnati Listing
U S Department of Agriculture report from Cincinnati shows salable hogs at 2,500 head with varied bids and weights. Cattle calves and sheep activity described, with prices for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and stockers. Produce and poultry lines listed with egg and butter quotes and potato ranges.
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Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati
U.S. Dept
Ohio law fight over banning Communists on ballot
Local Man of the American Legion and a former state commander testifies about a telegram claimed to warn that Communists would stay on the ballot after a 1941 Columbus hearing. Johnson calls the testimony a deliberate falsehood while lawmakers consider outlawing the Communist Party and jailing leaders. The debate touches on enforcement and historical echoes like the Smith Act and the fugitive slave era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Coffey
New York
Columbus
Johnson
Margaret A. Mahoney
D-Cuyahoga
Ohio
Communist Party
Foley Square
Metzenbaum
Sheppard
Minnesota
Burns Are Fatal In Troy Street Car Home
Jesse A. Wenrick a 44 year old farm laborer died from burns suffered when flames destroyed an old street car he had converted into a home. The incident occurred in Troy Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Jesse A. Wenrick
Debate on Trotskyites and legality sparks exchange
In a recorded exchange, Sheppard and Johnson critique actions by Trotskyites and the Communists. Johnson calls the law unconstitutional, while noting exceptions when Trotskyites are involved. The dialogue highlights partisan views on legality and political groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Johnson
Police Lodges Meet Wednesday
The Fraternal Order of Police Associate Lodge and the Fraternal Order of Police held a regular meeting at the Pistol Range. Two candidates, Alden Williams and John D. Acton, were initiated after a business session. A presentation on spark plug construction and racing underscored the program led by Robert T. Bondage, James McCune, and James Beardsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Police Associate Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Alden Williams
John D. Acton
Lewis Motor Mart
Midddletown
Robert T. Bondage
Columbus
James McCune
James Beardsley
Dayton
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