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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1952
Page
8
The Ohio Oil Heat Institute warns Middletown families to fill fuel oil tanks before the first cold day, as many homes rely on oil burners and repairs or deliveries may be needed. The notice cites a 25.1 percent Midwest share and discusses upcoming winter heating risks for residents.
More than $50 in cash a camera and three guns were reported stolen from Middletown homes over the weekend. Victims include Thelma Snelling Baltimore Street Lucille Deardorf Woodlawn Avenue Jack Callahan Baltimore Street and a window approach incident reported by a babysitter. Police investigated but found no one.
An order increased pig iron ceiling prices in Cleveland area by 2.50 dollars per ton for iron with silicon content under 5 percent and 3.00 dollars per ton for iron with silicon between 5 and 17 percent. Authority unspecified.
Police report Joe Love of 1406 Garfield St was struck on the chin leaving an Eighth Ave case and treated at Middletown Hospital for chin and mouth cuts. A 21-year-old woman was treated and released at Middletown Hospital after an overdose of sleeping tablets. Two youths must appear in juvenile court following a fight. Several youths in a station wagon shot out a street light at Easton Ave and Stanley St. Two youths and a 12-year-old were bitten by dogs on different streets. Reynolds Bush 37 of 1902 Casper St was arrested for intoxication and resisting arrest at Doty St and Central Ave.
The Middletown Young Republican Club met at Rev. Louis Smith’s home on Young Street to lay out fall campaign plans. Attendees included Rev. Smith, Reuben Doty, Allen Morgan Jr, and Richard Moon. Morgan, state organization vice president, will depart September 13 for Columbus to coordinate clubs statewide. Blythe Williams Post American Legion house committee sets 7:30 tonight and its Executive Committee at 5:30 p.m. at post HQ. The monthly meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The record notes that cost per traffic accident today exceeds 80 dollars when accounting for lost wages medical expenses insurance and property damage.
Ohio real estate boards led by Middletown join a statewide get-out-the-vote campaign sponsored by the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards. J C Jackson of Columbus urges broad participation to boost November turnout and notes a September 24 registration deadline. Britt Kendrick of Middletown Real Estate Board calls for full cooperation.
A dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Hamilton YMCA will open the 1952 53 season of the Butler County Chapter of the National Office Management Association. Francis Carmody presides and Harold F Grebe of NOMA Philadelphia will discuss What is NOMA. Assistants include Charles Clements Western States Machine Hamilton Kirk Strodtbeck First National Bank Maurice Steiger Second National Bank L Wildermuth Armco James Barnthouse M J Daugherty William Gade Sam Tutt Elizabeth Freel and Jack Rupp all of Hamilton Middletown Oxford and area firms.
The metal tungsten is widely called wolfram outside the United States reflecting international naming variations. Experts note wolfram remains common in many languages and scientific contexts while tungsten is the standard U S term.
A small description of a daily message puzzle titled ERE, a numeric game using the reader’s first name length to derive a key number. Instructions say start at the upper left of a rectangle, check key numbers left to right, and read the letters under those figures. Copyright 9-B, 152, by Willian Z Miller, distributed by King Peateres Syndicate.
Paul Cain chief industrial engineer of Armco Steel Corp will lead discussion at the 29th annual National Association of Foremen convention in Cleveland September 17 to 20. The session on Wage Incentives will cover why incentives are used the basis for a plan installation and operation and how incentives affect employee attitudes as management men from across the United States gather in Cleveland.
The convention will center on The Will to Work An Industrial Necessity with a keynote by Clarence Manion September 18. Other speakers include Mason M. Roberts GM vice president and Frigidaire head in Dayton and Dr. Kenneth McFarland Reader's Digest lecturer and Topeka Kansas school superintendent.
A Geiger counter detects particles from radioactive substances and emits clicks. The device shows radiation level on a dial when pointed at anything with radioactivity.
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