Losses in Middletown fires total 122 dollars last month
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh reported September losses in Middletown fires total 122 dollars after 19 alarms. Causes included defective wiring and open flames while inspections covered mercantile buildings, restaurants, hotels, and hospitals. The report notes fire station repairs from a lightning strike on August 23, 1949 and praises the department mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fishbaugh
Middletown
Fishbaugh
Commission For
Beert Lukens
No. 3
Auust
Fire Department
Vet Injury Act Reduces Employer Costs for Disabled Vets
Ohio's Veterans Second Injury Act sets how much compensation in cases of service related disability is born by the state instead of the employer. The change, effective Oct 6, aims to boost hiring of disabled veterans and all handicapped persons through the Industrial Commission's determinations and Special Workmen’s Fund allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ben Kitchen
Middletown Committee For
National
R. W. Morse
State Industrial Commission
Kitchen
Industrial Commission
Veterans eligible to wear new military merit pendant medal
About 500000 Army and Air Force veterans already awarded the green and white ribbon become eligible to wear the newly issued pendant medal. The bronze hexagon features an American bald eagle on the obverse and the words for military merit on the reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Air Force
Foremen Safety Training Course Planned for City Plants
Letters were mailed to all city plant managers announcing an upcoming six week safety training program for foremen. Led by Paul E. Wilson safety director and the Industrial Division of the Safety Council the course will be held in the Shartle Brothers Machine Company conference room which accommodates 120 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Paul E. Wilson
Wilson
The
Safety Council
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Shartle
Doctor Loses State License in Cincinnati Case
The Ohio State Medical Board revoked Dr. Ernest A. Craig of Cincinnati license after he pleaded guilty to abortion charges. Secretary H. M. Platter cited additional actions against other practitioners and noted enforcement of narcotics violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Medical Board
Ernest A. Craig
Cincinnati
H. M. Platter
Craig
John W
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PFO Top BrEwees Co, CorCamaTl Crag
Middletown Beer Distributors
Worthmore
Chile
Concarne
Todey
St Klenphian Lad
Biscuits
Chuck Roast
Lareg
Bologna
Loin
Lois End
Kraft’s
Sivas
U. S
Gobardine
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