Hamilton delays water sale bids for Wright plant assets
The city will postpone bidding on surplus water from the Wright plant until after the year starts to seek a declaratory judgement on whether sale proceeds can fund a new filtration plant. Legal questions center on bond retirement vs funding the plant. Bids expected from Millcreek Valley industry group and possibly Norwood, with a referendum possible if bids are limited. The well field can supply 20 million gallons daily, but only part may be sold. total project costs near 880 thousand for the line and well field, with filtration plant estimates at 1 million and financing via utility bonds.
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Hamilton
Wright Plant
Charles Schwalm
Law
Southwestern Ohio Water Association
Millcreek Valley Industries
Norwood
Millcreek Valley Group
Fire damages Ski Hi Club near Ashland
A blaze yesterday damaged the Ski Hi Club eight miles east of Ashland, center of a gambling investigation by the grand jury five months earlier. Firemen estimated losses at 40000 dollars.
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Ashland
Grand Jury
Here
Small Home Design 15 Shows Spacious Two-Story Layout
A design for a large family home with two bedrooms on the first floor and potential for two more on an upper floor. Exterior options include whitewashed brick or wood siding. The plan features a wide living room with abundant windows, a large hall closet, and a bay-window dining room. A legal notice outlines a December 1 public hearing about zoning changes for a parcel in Middletown Ohio.
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City Commission
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Mary O'Connor McMahon
Detroit
Michigan
Demenchanization and air refueling vision amid wartime talks
An interview outlines plans to resupply and exchange crews midflight, eliminating bases and aiming to deploy weaponry with minimal human input. It mentions defenses, projectile traps, strato-mines, and radar tech, then shifts to a detailed Detroit scale home design and property listings, followed by an estate notice for Bessie M. Anderson with appointment of administrator and creditor claims.
Agreement first to reach a meeting of heads of state
The text argues that stumbles blocks require reversal by diplomats reaching an agreement on details before arranging a summit. A heads of state meeting could introduce psychological factors of friendliness and peaceful intent, aiding a troubled world with gestures of goodwill.
Refresher course gives Everett parents classroom view
Everett Massachusetts parents attended a three hour session at Parlin Junior High School to relearn school life. They sat behind small desks as teachers outlined current regular class routines, with more than 1 000 participants taking part to understand their children’s day.
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Everett
Mass
Parlin Junior High School
Harold Moore Still Critical
Attendants at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton report Lt. Harold R. Moore 20 a Salvation Army worker still unconscious and in critical condition after an October 30 automobile crash with possible skull fracture He has regained consciousness only once since admission. PLANT DAMAGED NILES O Wilder Manufacturing fire last night caused 200 000 to 300 000 in losses Firemen from three communities fought the blaze from 5 p m to 8 p m The plant employs about 25 workers Company President John Wilder estimates losses and probable damage.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Harold R. Moore
Salvation Army
Garfield St
Moore
Niles, O
Wilder Manufacturing Company
Niles
John Wilder
Woodstock Plans Cash Gifts For Newborns In Sync With Royal Birth
Woodstock Ontario mayor Thom son will give five dollars to every baby born in the city on the day of Princess Elizabeths birth, following Londons Lord Mayors lead. Woodstock population is about 15 000. In Cincinnati four suits were filed in Common Pleas Court against Germann Brothers Motor Transportation Inc for damages totaling 2125 arising from a November 14 1946 accident.
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Woodstock, Ont
Woodstock
Princess Elizabeth
Thomson
London
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Germann Brothers Motor Transportation, Inc
Car Crash Kills Two in Kentucky. Estates Sue
A car driven by William C. Croswell Jr of Cincinnati struck a parked Germann Brothers truck. Rex L. Farmer of Cynthiana Kentucky and Crowell were killed and two others injured. Administrators of Farmers and Crowell estates filed suits.
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William C. Croswell, Jr
Cincinnati
Germann Brothers
Crowell
Rex_L. Farmer
Cynthiana, Ky
Estates of
Farmer and Crowell
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Central Ave
Allsports
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Weooo Oe
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Alonroom
Peter Edson
Bessie M. Anderson
Stanley W. Anderson
Oscar R. Leiser
Said
Thomas H. Stubbs
SEARS
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Homart
Bath and Office
South Main St
David Lawrence
First Ave
Harold Moore
Tudor’s
Roy A. White
Enduwlo
Enduro Aluminum Awning Corp
Dainter
Ralston Paint Store, Inc
N. Broad ST
Mullins
Youngstown
Bishop Ave
Fisher Body
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