Soda Ash Strike Still Continues
PAINESVILLE AP Negotiations recessed until next Tuesday in the Diamond Alkali strike where 2,500 idle since July 22. A federal conciliator meeting in Cleveland saw United Mine Workers District 50 offer pensions drafted by a joint committee. The company refused. The union seeks a $100 monthly pension similar to coal miners.
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Painesville
Diamond Alkali Company
United Mine Workers, District 50
City Commissioners Pay Tribute To Chief Carmody
City Commissioners paid tribute to the late Chief Thomas D. Carmody Jr at a brief meeting suspending business to mourn. Dr. Ross A. Hill voiced sympathy and praised Carmody as a conscientious police leader who built a top department. A resolution of sympathy was ordered recorded and a copy sent to the family. officials later paid respects at Baker Funeral Home.
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Thomas D. Carmody
Carmody
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Ross A. Hill
Baker Funeral Home
Realtor Named to State Post
Harry A. Finkelman of 1305 Central Ave will represent Middletown realtors on the committee in charge of the 41st annual convention of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards to be held in Toledo October 24. A large Middletown delegation is expected among 700 attendees from across Ohio. President of the Middletown Real Estate Board is J. D. Sawyer of 1203 Central Ave and Ben Kitchen of American Trust Building is secretary.
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Harry A. Finkelman
Central Ave
Middletown Realtors
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Toledo
George E. Schuster
Ohio
Middletown Real Estate Board
J. D. Sawyer
Ben Kitchen
American Trust Building
August Mishaps Show 304 Total
Middletown Hospital’s report to the local Safety Council shows 304 accidents in August 1950, identical to August 1949. For the first eight months of 1950, 1,990 accidents. 1,884 in the same period of 1949. Most August accidents occurred at home. 90 home, 61 industrial, 41 auto, five pedestrian, and five fatalities across traffic, home, industrial and miscellaneous causes.
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Middletown
Local Safety Council
City Briefs from Middletown Area Clubs Meet Notes
Local clubs and organizations list meeting times this Thursday in Middletown. Lions Club Toastmasters and Alpha Council hold sessions at the Manchester Hotel and 19 N Broad St respectively. Other groups include State Patrol Auxiliary, American Legion posts, Armco Em ployes Federation, Odd Fellows, Jr OUAM, Alcoholics Anonymous, East Middletown Improvement Association, and the National Secretarial Association with various venues and start times.
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Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
Optimist Club Friday Noon Meeting at Manchester Hotel
The Optimist Club holds its Friday noon gathering at the Manchester Hotel. Members are expected to attend for the quarterly briefing and guest speaker.
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Optimist Club
Manchester Hotel
Knights of Pythias Lodge and Unity Council Meet Schedule
Knights of Pythias La fayette Lodge 37 will meet at 7 30 p m at Castle Unity Council No 241 D 7 meets at 8 p m at Malta Middletown Commandery
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Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge No
Will
Castle All
Unity Council
Malta All
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Vis Ae Graham
Ninety Two Lambs Entrusted to County Pool at McGonigle Station
County agricultural agent Robert Copp reports 92 lambs consigned to the county pool at Mc Gonigle Station on Wednesday. Butler County consignors include Wilbur Cornthwaite and others. final grading shows 14 double blues, 50 single blues, 5 link blues, 14 red dots, one double red, and eight ungraded.
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McGonigle Station
Robert Copp
Butler County
Wilbur Cornthwaite
R. R
Trenton
P. J. Brelsford
Hamilton
J. R. Gardner
Raymond Irwin
Edward Beeler
W. H. Buttery
Oxford
Ivan Heissman
E. N. Carmichael
Charles O. Conrad
David Metcalf
H. S. Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Cincinnati
Lambs
Copp
Sleepless Man Pays Up Taxes
An anonymous farmer in Columbus sent $499 in small bills to the Internal Revenue collector with a note stating it covered his 1948 taxes and promising to settle 1949 taxes after selling hogs in December. The farmer signed as "The Farmer" and said he would visit the office to get on the right track.
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Columbus
Internal Revenue Collector
Internal Revenue Chief Warns Delinquent Tax Return
Collector Harry F. Busey urged a farmer to file a delinquent tax return promptly in a Sunday newspaper note. He said IRS typically shows understanding for volunteers correcting deficiencies but warned that delaying until December could bring investigators and a tougher attitude.
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Harry F. Busey
Internal Revenue Collector
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