Goal Of 900 Members Industrial Division Share In Civic Drive
A goal of 900 new members was set for the Industrial Employes Division canvass starting Novem ber 8 for ten days in Middletown. John A. Lawler, division chair man, said kickoff will be at 4 p m in the association building. C. W. Beck heads the campaign with four divisions including Retail and Service led by J D Sawyer and G J Kuehnle Jr as co chairs and Higher Income Groups in Industry Corporations led by E E Grant and Ben Bender. Vice chairs introduced were Richard Seigel Gardner Board Carton Co John Murray United Roo George Bryan Sorg Paper Co Morris Smith Armco East Works and Robert Lukens Middletown Fire Dept. Tom Venable distributed publicity kits and posters. Rev H H Jung spoke and Fresh Air Camp movies were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Divication
John A. Lawler
Association
C. W. Beck
J. D. Sawyer
George J. Kuehnle, Jr
E. E. Grant
Ben Bender
Lawler
Richard Seigel
Gardner Board and Carton Company
John Murray
United Roo
George Bryan
Sorg Paperompany
Morris Smith
Armco East Works
Robert Lukens
Middletown
H. H. Jung
Six Nominees Named Of Homecoming Queen
Six Middletown High School students are announced as nominees for the 1950 homecoming queen. Nominees include Sylvia Kuderer Judy Riley Jean Burgess Carolyn Jones Nancy Myers and Lauree Roberts representing six Hi-Y groups. The queen will reign at the November 10 game between Middletown and Toledo Devilbiss after a Tuesday election led by Jim Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Middletown
Toledo
Absentee Ballots Arrive From Hamburg and Tokyo
The Middle town Election Board reports requests for absentee ballots from former residents in Hamburg Germany and Tokyo Japan. The board has 16 soldiers seeking special ballots with five overseas. The deadline to return soldiers ballots is noon on Election Day.
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Middletown Election Board
Hamburg
Germany
Tokyo
Japan
Devil's Doorway and The Threat At The Movies
Friday and Saturday showings include Devil's Doorway starring Robert Taylor and Louis Calhern at 1 30 410 7 945 p m and The Threat with Michael Osm3 Shea and Virginia Grey at 3 550 840 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Louis Calhern
Michael O'Shea
Virginia Grey
Strand Stagecoach Kid Shows Through Weekend
Tim Holt stars in Stagecoach Kid with Jeff Donnell Friday showtimes 1 15 PM 3 50 PM 6 50 PM 6 30 PM and 9 16 PM Saturday 2 25 PM Also Make Mine Laughs with Jack Haley and Joan Davis Friday times 2 25 PM 5 00 PM 7 40 PM 10 20 PM Saturday WPFB Jam boree on stage 7 30 PM 9 30 PM
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Tim Holt
Jeff Donnell
Jack Haley
Joan Davis
Destination Moon at Colonial Friday and Saturday showings
Colonial Theatre presents Destination Moon with showtimes at 1 15 p m 3 00 p m 4 45 p m 6 30 p m 8 20 p m and 10 05 p m on Friday and Saturday.
Deed Filing Totals 615 In October
Butler County recorder Earl R. Hogan reports October real estate activity remained strong with 615 deeds filed, up from 472 in October 1949. Mortgage filings rose to 500 and cancellations to 394, while chattel mortgages reached 2,155. Nine former service members submitted discharge papers for permanent records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Hogan
Butler County Recorder
Induction of 14 Hamilton Area Men At Cincinnati Center
Fourteen men from Hamilton and four southern Butler County townships were inducted yesterday at the Cincinnati induction center. Ages ranged 22 to 23. The call covered 24 men, with 10 postponements. Induction notices were mailed for 42 more to report on November 20. This brings the local total inducted since the Korean War began to 80.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Cincinnati
Robert J. Reed
Butler County Selective Service Board No. 9
Y.M.C.A
Reed
Cleverly-Worked Conspiracy Warns Against Communism in America
Cincinnati Enquirer writer James Ratliff addressed 700 industrial supervisors at the Manchester Hotel. He urged a four point program to curb Communist influence through selling America, church involvement, enforcing a control law, and stronger ballot use. He argued the movement thrives not by numbers but by a small, tight network.
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James Ratliff
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
America
Manchester Hotel
Industrial Supervisors
Middletown
Communist Party In
Russia
Ratliff
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Foremen and Supervisors Start Management Development Program
Thirty factory foremen and supervisors gathered at the YMCA for the first session of a five week Management Development program by the Industrial Management Clubs of America. Guest speaker Don Driscoll of Sorg Paper Company led a Q and A on foreman influence in policymaking and preserving free enterprise.
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YMCA
Don Driscoll
Sorg Paper Company
Industrial Management Clubs of America
Driscoll
C. H. Murray
Armco Steel Corporation
E. E. Grant
Crystal Tissue Company
John W Lawler
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
L. T. Kenney
United Welding Company
Child Stricken in Lebanon Placed at Cincinnati Hospital
Eight year old Phyllis Harrington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kirk Harrington of Lebanon, was taken to Cincinnati Children's Hospital yesterday with polio. Hospital officials said this morning the child’s condition was not serious.
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Lebanon
Phyllis Harrington
Kirk Harrington
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Police Chief Exam Set For Tonight In Middle Town
A civil service exam to fill the vacant Middle Town police chief post is scheduled for Friday at 7 p m in the City Building. Four officers, Assistant Chief Joseph Newkirk Captain Ralph Bauer and Detectives John Fitzgerald and Joseph Blackmore, are competing. Results are not expected until next week. The vacancy arose from the death of Thomas D Carmody on September 4. The Civil Service Board did not act on a separate list for two city firemen. Last night Frank Conway resigned as fireman and Gilbert Lafayette was permanently appointed to the Police Department.
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Middletown
Merlin Schrock
Civil Service Commission
Schrock
Joseph Newkirk
Ralph Bauer
John Fitzgerald
Joseph Blackmore
City Commission
Thomas D. Carmody
Civil Service Board
Frank Conway
Gilbert Lafayette
Dadisman Named President of Porcelain Enamel Institute
R A Dadisman Armco Steel manager of market development was elected president of the Porcelain Enamel Institute at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia during the 19th annual meeting. A Dayton Ohio native he joined Armco in 1925 as a copy writer and rose to supervisor of publicity in 1929 before his 1939 appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R A. Dadisman
Armco Steel Corporation
Porcelain Enamel Institute
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Dayton
Armco
Car Crash on Curtis Street Causes Minor Accidents
Police reported minor collisions after damage exceeded 400 dollars. Marvin Rossfeld, 25, of 2812 Tytus Ave., lost brakes on Curtis Street and struck a locomotive on Pennsylvania tracks operated by engineer J. R. Payne of Mason. Armco car driven by Clarence McGill, 56, sustained 50 dollars in damage at Garfield Street and First Avenue.
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Marvin Rossfeld
Tytus Ave
Curtis St
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. R. Payne
Mason
Armco
Clarence McGill
Carolina Ave
Garfield St
First Ave
Collision at City Intersection Involves Plumbo and Gainey
Police said a two car collision at Charles Street and Jefferson Avenue caused an estimated $250 in damage. Joseph Plumbo, 35, of 1808 Logan Avenue, and Harold Gainey of 822 Yankee Road were involved. Gainey pulled off Jefferson Street and tried to pass Plumbo, resulting in the impact. No injuries were reported.
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Joseph Plumbo
Logan Ave
Harold Gainey
Yankee Rd
Charles St
Jefferson Ave
Gainey
Jefferson St
Plumbo
Thornton Taylor reports hit-and-run car damage on North Ave
Thornton Taylor of 1808 North Ave reports his parked car was struck in front of his home. He estimates $25 in damage and says the other vehicle failed to stop.
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Thornton Taylor
North Ave
Car rolls into another on Aberdeen Drive. brakes blamed
Police estimate $75 in damage after a parked car owned by Ed Murphy of Jackson Lane rolled into Mildred Reader of Swissdale, Pa. Officials say the brakes on Murphy’s vehicle apparently were not set when the accident occurred last night.
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Aberdeen Dr
Ed Murphy
Jackson Lane
Mildred Reader
Swissdale
Teen and driver clash in cross street collision
Jim D. Neal, 20, of 2009 Logan Ave., attempted a right turn from Verity Parkway to Manchester Ave. and was struck by Harold Kennedy, 17, of 605 Yankee Rd., who was trying to pass on the right side, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim D. Neal
Logan Ave
Verity Pkvy
Manchester Ave
Harold Kennedy
Yankee Rd
Dayton man cited for running red light after collision
Jack K. Wampler, 42, of 317 Wonderly Ave., Dayton, was cited on a charge of running a red light after his car struck another.
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Jack K. Wampler
Wonderly Ave
Dayton
Evening Classes Planned During Education Week
Middletown plans special evening sessions in several elementary schools during American Education Week from November 6 to 10. North School hosts 6 45 to 7 45 p m on Tuesday November 7. South Sherman Garfield and Booker T Washington join in on November 9 and others hold similar events, with visitors urged to arrive on time and stay for the full session.
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Middletown
North School
South School
Sherman School
Garfield
Booker T. Washington
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Charles Stutenroth
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Enquirer
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Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
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U. S. Army
T. Lewis Majors
Powell Valve Company
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Vradelis
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R. A. Dadisman
Schomer Bldg
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