Preview Of Art Auction In Middletown This Weekend
Middletown Fine Arts Center presents a three day art auction at the American Legion auditorium 16 S Main St. Friday and Saturday viewing runs 10 am to 7 pm Friday and 10 am to 4 pm Saturday. Auction starts Sunday at 1 am with over 100 art and craft works in ceramics graphics metallurgy and other media. Co chairs are Mrs L R Weitzenkorn and Mrs H O Finkelman.
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American Legion Auditorium
S. Main St
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Fine Arts Center
L. R. Weitzenkorn
H.O. Finkelman
Fires Reported Across City Overnight
At 11:30 p.m. a street fire on Grove Street and Michigan Avenue caused a burned spot, suspected vehicle backfire. At 1:10 a.m. a trash fire in the rear yard at 1619 Sunset Street, no damage. At 5:08 a.m. 2002 Wilbraham Road, resident Michelle Romans, 18, ill, transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance for treatment.
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Grove Street
Michigan Avenue
Sunset Street
Buren’ Brooks
Wilbraham Road
Michelle Romans
Middletown Hospital
Strike dents GM pocketbooks and tax receipts
The UAW strike against General Motors cuts deep into corporate goods and services tied to GM and government tax revenues. The walkout disrupts operations, with the largest U.S. manufacturer still shut down as talks continue, hitting workers and suppliers as negotiations proceed.
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UAW
Tenta
Road Back Will Be Bumpy for GM After Strike
Detroit news reports General Motors faces a rough return to full production after an eight week strike. The piece notes 394,000 workers at 119 plants in 69 cities, union approvals, plant agreements, and expected losses of $77 million in Q3 with more red ink ahead. It highlights political fallout in Michigan and widespread industry and city tax impacts.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Earl R. Bramblett
U.S
UAW
GM Council
Gm-Ua
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Glenn S. Allen
Milliken
Flint
Grand Rapids
Pontiac
Saginaw
Lansing
Highland Park
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Kelsey-Hayes
F.J. Boutell Driveaway Co
Mich
Grand Trunk
Western Railroad
Firestone Tire Co
General Motors United Auto Ing
Armco Steel Corp
Huffs
John Dicken
Army
Navy
Air Force
Cumberland
Armco expects benefits in January amid GM production delays
Armco Steel Corp faces delayed gains as GM suppliers clear inventories. Middletown Works manager James G Townsley says full operation hinges on Detroit settlements, local UAW deals, and adequate GM car production. As of Nov 9 only half the locals settled and few plants reached national pact, while Fisher Body Hamilton awaits ratification.
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James G. Townsley
Middletown
Armco
Townsley
Detroit
UAW
General Motors
Fisher Body
Hamilton
Walter
S. Bertaux
Union Township
County Ptl
James Parsons
James Oliver
Two Butler County break-ins loot $990 total
County police report two break-ins in the last 24 hours totaling $990. In Morgan Township, four guns worth $600 were stolen yesterday from the home of Arthur C. Ralph at 1145 California Road. The missing firearms include a Winchester pump gun, a Savage single-shot rifle, a Marlin bolt action rifle, and an Italian shotgun from an unlocked cabinet.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Arthur C. Ralph
California Road
Morgan Township
James Powell
Middletown Chess Team Beats Brookville in League Opener
Middletown High School chess team defeated Brookville 41 to an unknown score in its first match in the Greater Chess League of Dayton. Winners were Vic Baker Dennis Jones Dallas McKeller and Tim Holman. Alternate Don Hackney was the only loser in the five board match. Two Middletown teams will play in a Fairmont West tournament this weekend.
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Middletown High School
Brookville
Dayton
Vic Baker
Dennis Jones
Dallas McKeller
Tim Holman
Don Hackney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles C. Cain
United Auto Workers
Grant
Ww. We. Eee
Tor
Alta
Utah
Colparts
Credit Clothiers
Central Ave
Middletown Chessmen
Artemis Hair Design
Jack Winter
Londeen
SM L Mae
Zaip Lowi
Snppeverkiititi
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