Public Housing Plan Launched By Truman
President Truman announced the public housing program with open loans totaling 20 375 400 to 108 cities for planning low rent homes for half a million people. The loans fund surveys and planning for 134 500 dwellings in 27 states Puerto Rico and Washington D C. Chicago led with 21 000 dwellings New York 20 300 and $2 180 000 in loans. Other notable approvals included Los Angeles 10 000 New Orleans 5 000 Baltimore 5 000 Pittsburgh 5 000 Washington 4 000 Norfolk 3 000 and Newark 3 500.
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Washington
Press- Truman Today
Puerto Rico
Washington, D. C
Truman
John Taylor Egan
Housing Administration
Egan
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
Newak
Church and Education Bulwarks Of Civilization Ties Emphasized
Dr. Ernest H. Hahne, president of Miami University, told a First Methodist Church Men’s Club dinner that church and education are bulwarks of Christian civilization. He warned civilization under attack by Marxist ideas and urged unity of religion and education to defend values. The gathering included 125 men with leaders Harry Phillips and Gordon Hughes presiding.
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E. H. Hahne
Ernest H. Hahne
Miami University
First Methodist Church
Dr. Hahn
Karl Marx
Hahne
Miami
Harry Phillips
Gordon Hughes
Eston Riggs
Circle Six
Kenneth S. Learey
Rotarians Hear Local Minister At Thanksgiving Program
The Rotary Club noon meeting featured Rev. Fletcher E. Shoup, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, giving reasons to be thankful for being Americans and Middletonians and urging personal inventory. Miss Pat King of Middleton High School delivered a brief four minute talk on Prince of Peace contests.
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Rotary Club
Fletcher E. Shoup
Calvary Methodist Church
Shoup
Pat King
Iddietown
Taft Wife Urges Duff For U S Senate In 1950 Bid
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Ohio and Pennsylvania Republicans unite behind Governor James H Duff in the 1950 senatorial race. Mrs Taft praised Duff as a fighter and urged Pennsylvanians to elect him alongside Senator Martin noting Deweys past presidential nomination.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Taft
James H. Duff
U. S. Senate
Jim Duff
Pennlvania Council of
Republican Women
Duff
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Edward Martin
Martin
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Charles Cunningham
Mrs Charles Cunningham was honored with a surprise birthday party hosted by her family on Tuesday. Guests enjoyed games and late refreshments after a festive evening. The Dilphinium Club at Union Baptist Church will sponsor a turkey dinner on November 1:30 p.m. Tickets are available from local club members.
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Charles Cunningham
Dilphinium Club
The
Union Baptist Church
Elizabeth Moore
Nora Brooks
Ardella Conney
Alabama East
Weathers
Rowena Nesey
Sam Smith
Night Court Draws Crowd in Butler County Trial
In Hamilton, the night jury session of Judge Fred B. Cramer closed with the defense resting in the assault with intent to commit rape case against Harrison Wilkinson, 27, Germantown Route 1, and Lenzie Cox, 24, Farmersville Route 1. The complainant is a 20-year-old Middletown woman.
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Hamilton
Butler
Fred B. Cramer
Harrison Wilkson
Germantown
Lenzie, Cox
Farmersville
Middletown
Technical Finding Against County Officials Reported
Examiners reported 8355.32 in findings against Etler County officials including 3679.02 charged to the dog and kennel fund due to balance issues and excess spending by dog catchers and sheep claims. A 3009.10 item against Law Library trustees charged funds spent to build shelves beyond books.
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Hamilton
Etler
Law Library
Burns Fatal For 15 Year Old In Portsmouth
Eleanor Jane Hall 15 daughter of Freeland Hall of Green died in Portsmouth hospital from burns suffered last Friday when kerosene poured on a coal fire exploded. She died today after the accident.
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Portsmouth
Eleanor Jane Hall
Freeland Hall of
Eene
Portsmouth Hospital
Chief warns residents to know fire number 2-1626
North Middletown fire district sees 15 percent of residents unable to provide the department’s telephone number. Chief William Long urges posting the number in homes and notes plans for a school Christmas party and contract renewal with township trustees. A fog rod for attic fires and cautions about altering modern paints were discussed.
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North Middletown
William Long
Maple Park School
Omar
UN Relief Official To Speak At American Legion Tomorrow
Grace Bob Holmes of UN ICEF will discuss post war child health in Europe and ICEF operations at the Middle town League of Women Voters meeting. Y Teens Girl Scouts Hi Y Citizens Committee and Council of Church Women guests invited. public welcome. Program chair Mrs W Hindler says meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the American Legion auditorium.
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UN Relief
American Legion
Citizens Committee
Council of Church Women
Middletown
League of Women Voters
Grace Bob Holmes
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Holmes
W. Hindler
League
American Legion Auditorium
J. H. Stalker
Sts
City Fire Chief Seeks FM Radio Switch Meeting
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh asks City Commissioners for an early meeting to discuss switching Middletown police and fire radio systems to FM following a recommendation by radio technician Robert Johnson. Equipment may move to a City Building room for two way operation, with changes approved by federal authorities. Also on the agenda are Planning Commission communications including a Broad Street curb cut for YMCA parking, zoning changes, and a salary raise for Park Maintenance Superintendent Matt Ryan.
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Middletown
Wiliam Fishbaugh
Fred J. Schatzmann
Robert Johnson
Fishbaugh
Johnson
Federal Communications System
City Planning Commission
Broad St
YMCA
Planning Commission
Raymond Bay Company
M. S. Mills
Tytus Ave
L. Segoe and
Heavy Snow Blankets Buffalo Area
The heaviest snowfall of the season covered Buffalo with up to 10 inches in suburbs, while Buffalo airport logged 12.8 inches overnight, halting or rerouting all flights to Niagara Falls or Rochester as melting began.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Weather Bureau
Police Briefs Report Theft Probe and Missing Person
Police investigated a complaint by William Martin about leaves stuffed into his car gas tank and other nearby vehicles. Eight gas caps were recovered from cars. Mrs. J R Byrum found caps she thinks were stolen from cars near Middletown High School last night. Grace Maxwell said her estranged husband Clyde Maxwell has been missing since Sunday.
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William Martin
Anderveer St
J. R. Byrum
Young St
Middletown High School
Grace Maxwell
Superior Ave
Clyde Maxwell
Reynolds Ave
Man Is Freed in Kidnap Slaying Case
Nicholas Meyers, 40, is freed after authorities find insufficient evidence to hold him for the kidnapping and slaying of six year old Rochelle Gluskoter. Meyers was arrested November 7 after a woman reported his car resembled the one linked to the February 15, 1946 abduction. The girl’s bleached bones were discovered a year later in the desert.
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Los Angeles
Nicholas Meyers
Rochelle Gluskoter
Meyers
Understanding Thunderstorms as Distinct Cellular Systems
Storms form from separate cells each acting independently with vertical air currents driven by temperature differences between the ground and upper air. Each cell contains a self contained updraft and downdraft system that fuels the storm’s structure and activity.
UE labor tensions affect major manufacturers in split actions
The United Electrical workers face a split scene as three large employers, General Electric, General Motors, and International Harvester, respond to NLRB actions. GE and GM avoid union elections, GE says it will bargain until ordered otherwise, while IH seeks NLRB clarification on FE Council status and bargaining rights. FE claims 30,000 Harvester workers across 11 plants, Allis-Chalmers seeks agency determination for Norwood and Boston plants amid CIO IUE pressure.
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Ing
General Electric
General Motors
NLRP
General Stors
International Harvester
NLRB
Farm Equipment
Allis - Chalmers Manufacturing Corporation
Norwood
Cio-Iue
Community Club Meetings and Society Notices
City Briefs lists a series of meetings for groups including Bythe Williams Post 231 American Legion executive board and membership, Order of Ahepa, Lions Club, Blythe Williams Auxiliary, Kiwanis, Odd Fellows Alpha Council Jr OUAM, Toastmasters, Manchester Moose Club, Armco Employees Independent Federation, Dance Club, Middletown Shrine Club, and a Keely Dental Society talk by Dayton Dentist Donate Yelle at the Manchester Hotel and other local venues.
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House
Bythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Blythe-Williams Post Auiliary of the
Silver Leaf
Donate Yelle
Dayton
Keely Dental Society
Manchester Hotel
FBI Probing Fake Payroll Check Passing
The FBI questioned a Sandusky radio repair shop operator as clues emerge in a fake payroll check operation. Fred Detlefsen, 32, faces arraignment in Toledo on transporting three phony checks from Miami to Detroit. Other suspects in Ravenna and Kent, Ohio, are tied to the case as authorities seek links across multiple cities.
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Cleveland
FBI
Sandusky, O
Raymond J. Abbaticchio
Fred Detlefsen
Sandusky
U. S
Toledo
Miami
Detroit
Abbaticchio
Edward la Course
Dellefson
American Appraisal Cos
Bank of Commerce
Ravenna
Kent, C
Russell Lassen
Willie James Morgan
Montgomer
Ala
Portage County
Grand Jury
Kent
F. R. Grubb
Morgan
Lassen
Grubb
Medina
Elma
Wooster
Wadsworth
Akron
Cuadoga Falls
Weather spoils Marshs nonstop LA to NYC flight attempt
Norman Marsh, known for drawing the Dana Hale comic strip, failed to complete a nonstop flight from Los Angeles to New York City after bad weather forced a descent near Dunkirk New Jersey. He managed to reach Dunkirk airport briefly before weather ended the attempt.
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Dunkirk
N. J
Norman Marsh
Los Angeles
New York City
Marsh
Dana Hale
State Supreme Court to decide fate of office-type ballot
Ohio Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy has forwarded the office-type ballot question to the State Supreme Court. He argues the constitutional amendment passed with a large plurality yet did not reach a majority of the November 8 vote, citing a typographical error in petitions. The case hinges on whether approval requires a majority of those voting on the amendment or of all voters.
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Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Charles F
Sweeney
Duffy
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Camera Club Meets Tuesday in Maine
Middletowna Camera Club members traveled from Canada to the west and back to Maine for the regular meeting yesterday. Members displayed vacation photos and Robert Heyer showed photos of famous paintings from various art museums. The next meeting is December 6 with a monthly print competition on male portraiture.
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Middletowna Camera Club
Canada
Maine
Reguar
Robert Heyer
Court action aims at ruling on ballot legality
A court official said he would not issue an opinion on the ballot issue, warning any ruling could be appealed to the Supreme Court. He filed a mandamus to seek an early final decision and stated he and aides would represent both himself and Sweeney in court. The piece notes a curious remark that white ants are actually termites and winged ants are not white.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Sweeney
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