Water Works Project Nears Completion In City
The two week completion estimate follows a year long water system upgrade begun with mortgage revenue bonds. New mains are in service and two five million gallon pumps are being installed at the Columbia Ave station. Additional pumps at Euclid Ave and a final meter by the Fishell Company are part of the project. The commission studies well field expansion to secure future supply.
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William S. Shawhan
Shawhan
Mancini-Miller - Thompson Company
Columbia Ave
Euclid Ave
Curryer Rd
Fishell Company of Columbus
Walton Ar Voorheis
Upper Sandusky
Manchester Ave
Doty St
Oliver CIO Walkout Ends as New Five Year Pact Reached
About 600 CIO employees of the Oliver Corporation agreed to return to work today under a five year contract ending a strike that began October 27. Unskilled workers gain 12 cents an hour and skilled workers 17 cents with annual increases and a cost of living adjustment linked to BLS indices. Plant manager Frank J. Zielsdorf cites total gains including vacation pay insurance and pension benefits equivalent to 24 cents an hour.
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Springfield
CIO
Oliver Corporation
Austin Patton
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Frank J. Zielsdorf
Lula Blair 46 dies in Louisville hotel
Lula J Blair of 813 Maple Street died at 3 a m Tuesday at the Royal Hotel in Louisville Kentucky. Survivors include husband Milo mother Mrs Jane Babcock of Clear Water Nebraska a stepson a stepdaughter and four sisters. Funeral Friday 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev H H Jung officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7 10 p m and Thursday 2 5 and 7 10 p m.
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Lula J. Blair
Maple St
Royal Hotel
Louisville
Milo
Jane Babock
Clear Water
Neb
McCoy- Leffler
H. H. Jung
Grace Edith Lucas dies in Miamisburg at 39
Grace Edith Lucas of Miamisburg Route 2 died at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton at 9 15 a m yesterday She is survived by husband Ralph two daughters Shirley and Julia Mae a son Lowell a sister Mrs Elmer Dils of Germantown five brothers James and Leo Johnson both of Germantown Hardin of Dayton Kenneth of Gettsburg and Harry of Hamilton Field Calif and a grandson Services Friday at 2 p m Gephart and Schmidt Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery the family note says supplied by the Associated Press
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Miamisburg
Grace Edith Lucas
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Ralph
Shirley
Julia Mae
Lowell
Elmer Dils
Germantown
James
Leo Johnson
Hardin
Kenneth
Gettsburg
Harry
Hamilton Field
Calif
Gephart and Schmidt
Funeral
Moeller S Pauls College President Resigns in Concordia
Racine Wisconsin report notes Albert J Moeller, president of St Pauls College at Concordia Mo, has led the institution since a stated year. The brief item marks a leadership change at the college.
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Racine, Wis
Albert J. Moeller
St. Paul's College
Concordia, Mo
Chronicle of Daniel Di mitri Fedotoff White
Daniel Di mitri Fedotoff White aged 61, a scholar, writer, and maritime expert born in Kronstadt, Russia, once served as a Russian naval officer. The notice profiles his diverse career and origins.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Dimitri Fedotoff White
Kronstadt
Russia
Robert M. Neal, Missouri Journalism Professor, Dies
Columbia Missouri veteran journalist and MU professor Robert M Neal, 49, long associated with the University of Missouri since 1943 and formerly a news editor for the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison Wisconsin, passed away.
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Columbia, Mo
Robert M. Neal
University of Missouri
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Wis
Thornton Dies. Railway Superintendent in Chicago
Lawrence E. Thornton aged 50, superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Termin Railroad Company, a Browning Illinois native.
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Chicago
Lawrence E. Thornton
Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Termin
Browning, Ill
Mrs Doro Crawford Former Kay Kyser Singer
Mrs Doro Crawford age 33 formerly sang with Kay Kyser's band under the stage name Dottie Dunn.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy C. Crawford
Kay Kyser
Dottie Dunn
Cotton-cordage industry figure George W. Babcock Sr dies
Louisville obituary notes the death of George W. Babcock Sr aged 71 a nationally known leader in the cotton-cordage industry and president of the Perramany Mule company born in the mid 19th century and prominent in the regional business scene.
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Louisville
George W. Babcock, Sr
Leaves Cleared as City Prepares for Ice and Snow
Street supervisor William H. Shawhan said leaf cleanup is near finish with about 1 100 truckloads collected, up from 800 last year. He noted some property owners did not move leaves to streets. Four salt loads were ready as light snow last Monday hinted at winter.
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William H. Shawhan
Shawhan
Weather outlook and record highs lows described
Light rain or snow expected tonight with occasional rain and milder spells. Winds rise and temperatures fall Thursday night. The day saw a high of 35 degrees at 3 p.m. yesterday after a record low of 20 degrees at 7 a.m. The current low is 24 degrees at 7:30 a.m. with 27 degrees noted at 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Harper to Lead Alma College in Michigan
Dr. John S. Harper, longtime Hamilton Presbyterian Church minister, announced resignation to become president of Alma College in Alma Michigan. He will assume duties February 1.
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Hamilton
John S. Harper
Hamilton Presbyterian Church
Alma Cllege
Alma
Mich
Harper
Growth Of Smaller Communities Will Accelerate In Ohio
About 65 realtors and lenders in the Middletown Hamilton area heard a panel of Cincinnati credit experts say small southern Ohio communities will grow faster as industrial decentralization shifts housing demand away from metropolitan centers. Kenneth Eden linked housing expansion to smaller towns, urging municipal action and outside capital to invest. The session, organized by Ross Snyder of First National Bank, explained new FHA credit regulations requiring higher down payments and shorter loan terms for new construction.
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Ohio
Middletown
Middletown-Hamilton
Roosevelt School
Kenneth Eden
The
Veteran Administration
Cincinnati Credit
Eden
America
Long Island
Los Angeles
Detroit
W. D. Fulton
Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Bank
Clyde Harrell
Reserve Bank
M. F. Platt
Federal Housing Authority
FHA
Ross H. Snyder
First National Bank of
Frank Dobrozsi Reelected Head of Citizens Club Again
Frank Dobrozsi was reelected president of the American Citizens Club for the 14th year at the regular meeting. John Dobrozsi Jr was named vice president with Julius Levy secretary treasurer Pauline Schmidt financial secretary Miss Julia Forney assistant financial secretary Rocco Rossi sergeant at arms Louis Martin and John Madaffin assistant sergeants at arms elected to the board of directors were Benno Mendel chairman Louis Wroda Steve Schramm Dominick Rossi and Dominick Forni. The group planned holiday baskets for needy families and a Christmas contribution to the Salvation Army.
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Frank Dobrozsi
American Citizens Club
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Julius Levy
Pauline Schmidt
Julia Forney
Rocco Rossi
Louis Mar
Civic Association Campaign Nears Goal With 118 Members Left
Civic Association workers push to finish a non member drive as Retail and Service report 405 members and Industrial Employes 827, totaling 1,232 toward a 1,350 goal. Higher Income Group set final figures for next week as drive ends. John Lawler leads Retail and Service, while the association aims to include almost every city employee in its 15 agencies.
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Civic Association
Retail
George H. Kuehnle, Jr
John Lawler
WWII era Korean War frontline movements and air engagements
The report notes ROK Eighth Division taking Yongwon and lines 5 to 6 miles north of Tokchon, with Chinese defenses 6 to 11 miles north on the northwest front. ROK Second Division regiments attack Chunchon, as U S F-80s clash with MiG-15s over Sinuiju and enemy jets retreat to Manchuria.
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ROK
Yongwon
Tokchon
U. S First Corps
Korea
Chunchon
Seoul
AIR Front
Sinuiju
Manchuria
Stock Market Opens Steady With Modest Early Movements
New York stock market opened with prices generally steady and small moves. American Cyanamid traded 1500 shares off 2 percent, U S Steel 1800 shares up 4 percent, General Motors 1800 shares down 1/2 percent, and Canadian Pacific 2000 shares up 1/2 percent. Higher issues included American Can Republic Steel General Electric Philco Distillers Seagrams Studebaker and American Smelting. Lower were Standard Oil NJ U S Rubber Sinclair Oil Radio Corp American Broadcasting and Zenith.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Canadian Pacific
American Can
Republic Steel
General Electric
Philco
Distillers Corporation Seagrams
Studebaker
American Smelting
Standard Oil (Nj
U. S. Rubber
Sinclair Oil
Radio Corporation
American Broadcasting
Zenith
Admiral A
Allied Stores
Sciseurs Aeere
Amer
Airlines
Tel
Armco
Armco Steel
Anacon
Serene Teneere
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Columbia G. & E
Commonwealth Edision
Edison
Curtis Wright
Deer & Co
Douglas Air
Motoro
Eee
Nere E
New
Central RR
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio
Packard
Pan Amer
Philco Teet
Reneef
Penn RR
Philla Petroleum Tees Procter
Pullman A Radio Co
Eevee
Ene
Revere Copper
Schenley Ee
iServer Inc
Southern Pacific
Southern Rails
Standard Oil of Ohio
Standard Oil of
N. J
Sunray Oil
Texas Corp
Tide Water Assn
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U S. Rubber
Cincinnati eggs and poultry prices listed with butter and potatoes
Cincinnati market prices show eggs graded U.S. consumer large 58-60s and other sizes, poultry prices for broilers fryers and turkeys, butter and butterfat rates, and potatoes listed. Obituaries note Burnett Carey Austin age 54 of 113 Orchard St. with service details. Rice Ida Mae of 823 Eighth Ave. with church service details. Specht John, 65, 1513 Central Ave., with funeral plans.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Salable cattle and hogs described with price ranges and weights. Hog sows firm to 50 higher with 18.75 to 18.85 per 100 pounds. steer and heifer prices from 22.00 to 29.00 depending on weight and grade. Sheep demand narrow with 98 pound lambs around 30.00 and ewes up to 15.00.
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Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati
U. 8 S. Dept
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Lula I. Blair
Grace Lucas
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fra
Paul Poynter
St. Petersburg Times
Indiana
Florida
North Carolina
Eminence
Ind
Will Head College
Citizens Club
Sears, Roebuck & CO
S. Main
Stock Exchange
Greene
Ladde
Lodge
Tefferson
A. M
Lost
Knott's
Lind St
Water St
Paramount Theater
Grimes St
Columbia Av
Girard
Baltimore
Ars
Claradon
Burnett
Carey Austin
C. A
Chloe
Orchard St
Middletown Hospital
Wilson Funeral Home
Rev. H. Jung
Wilson Funeral
Rice
Ida Mae
Eighth Avenue
Cora Stringer
Evelyn Colbert
Mt. Izonao
Rev. F. Hampton
Woodside
Maxberry Funeral Home
Specht
John
Central Ave
Aely
Jos
Schramm Funeral Home
Riggs Funeral
Robert Konthier
Disce
Converse Monument Co
Manchester Rd
Armco Park Dial
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside Ave
Dial
Starr Floral Co
S. Main St
Greenridge Nursery
Middletown-Hamilton Rd
Wadam
Franklin
Moraine City
Bob Farmer
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Columbus
Dayton Livestock Hog
Escaceeeee
Hennery
Lerri
Tai
Sam's Airport Inn
Germantown Rd
Gillen-Crow Drug
Lionel
Journal
Dreadlines
Sonny Give
Ernest Howe
Charles St. Dial
Sears, Roebuck
Be Tw & CO
Laremi Pal
Jacksonburg
Toyland
Rist
Buy
Streifthau
WM. T. Knott CO
Central
Norris Music
Ae Ave
Roy i White Co
Ts Ave
Wan
Volland
Klamo News
S. Broad
DENNY L MBER_ ca
First Ave
Montgomery Ward & Co
Fomeg
Roebuck & CO
Snider
Sunbeam
DANA
Dormeyer
W. Middletown
AVICE
B&h
Charles Or Dial
Ross McAoas, Inc
Tytus AV
Hawkeye
Howard Zink
Clark
New & Only
Motorola Television
Marvin’s
Maud Mures
Ernest Howe CoOharies
Arrow
Dobbs
McGregor
Esquire
E. Greatones & Son
Ing
Central & Main Sts
Broad
Long & Co. Dist
Howa Ave
Peoldayal
Sears, Rof Buck & CO
Borden
Helier Hine
Davidson Photo Shop
Central Dial
Boykin, Inc
Elgin Watches
WM. Housh
Jeweler
J. Ryan & Son
Consolidated Stationers
Don Sellers
Bais Thou & Son, Inc
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