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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1948

Page

5

Crown Prince Baudouin Turns Eighteen In Exile Scramble

Crown Prince Baudouin of Belgium, now 18, faces an uncertain future as exile from Switzerland keeps him from claiming the throne. His father King Leopold III remains unable to rule and parliamentary action would be needed to end the regency, with prospects for Baudouin’s return uncertain.

Prince Baudouin of Belgium Brussels Caudouin Leopold II Switzerland Baudouin Prince Charles Juliana Netherlands Leopold Elizabeth Albert Ams

Young Baudouin and Belgium's uncertain succession

The article notes Baudouin, aged 18, lacks military training and a uniform, unlike his father Leopold who faced criticism after German occupation. It explains the oath he would take upon accession and discusses the political tension around a possible Belgian throne change from Leopold to Baudouin, with Swiss exile at Pregny.

Baudouin Brigian Officers Academy Leopold Belgium Germany Pregny Switzerland Prince Baudouin

Church to mark 125th anniversary in Wilmington

The First Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 125th anniversary on October 17 with plans for an all day observance in Wilmington.

Wilmington, D First Presbyterian Church

Local Realtors to Attend Ohio Real Estate Convention

Members of The Middletown Real Estate Board will join the thirty ninth annual convention of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards in Columbus in September 2022. Local attendees include C. G. Crist, Harry A. Finkelman, Sol A. Finkelman, B. F. Sawyer, J. T. Sebald, L. T. Palmer, S. H. Kitchen, and William S. Helton as program stressed modern sales methods and improved customer service.

Middletown Real Estate Board Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards Columbus C. G. Crist Harry A. Finkelman Sol A. Finkelman B. F. Sawyer J. T. Sebald L. T. Palmer S. H. Kitchen William S. Helton Washington, D. C Hobart C. Brady National Association of Real Estate Boards Wichita Kans Herbert A. Nelson National Association Calvin K. Snyder Washington Ed Mendenhall High Point N. C G. L. Weber Michigan Institute of Farm Brokers Flint, Mich John J. Wagner National Institute of Real Estate Brokers Cedar Rapids Iowa Stanley W. Arnheim Pittsburgh

Little Theatre Group To Meet and Schedule Tryouts

Members of the Middletown Little Theatre advertising staff meet tonight at 8 p m at James Heck home 1116 South Main. President Louis Frank calls a general meeting Thursday September 9 in Civic Association Girl Scout Room at 7 30 p m followed by final tryouts for Personal Appearance ahead of rehearsals September 13.

St. Louis Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Post Headquarters VFW Dick Barnhart Nincy J oldTtale loRitna Joan Ritter Hamilton Franklin Longview Hospital Cincinnati Dayton Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Brecksville Middletown Little Theatre James _ Heck South Main S Little Theatre Louis Frank Girl Scout Room Civic Association

Stores to Open Tomorrow Afternoon in Middletown

Merchants announce Labor Day holiday hours with no night opening this week. Stores will stay open Wednesday afternoon, hours from 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m, Tuesday through Saturday, per Middletown Retail Merchants Association president Donald B Folger.

Donald B. Folger Middletown Retail Merchants Association

Non qualifying unions face NLRB limits and weak leverage

The piece explains that for NLRB aid affidavits must be signed by local and national officers, with AFL CIO and many unions qualified. key holdouts include United Mine Workers Steelworkers and some CIO unions. Non qualifying unions cannot run plant elections, appear on ballots, or file unfair labor charges, weakening their bargaining power. It notes about $715 million is spent annually on drugs in the United States.

NLRB AFL CIO John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Philip Murray Steelworkers United Electrical Workers National Union

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