NLRB Upholds Regional Findings At Aeronca Election
The National Labor Relations Board certifies the UAW AFL CIO lost the Middletown area Aeronca Manufacturing employee representation election held Aug 2 1957 and is not the bargaining agent. The ruling upholds the Cincinnati regional director findings and recognizes the Aeronca Employes Union independent as sole bargaining agent for the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio
Middletown-area
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Washington
National Board
Aeronca Management
NLRB
Cincinnati
UVAW
CIO
Aeronca
United Steelworkers of America
United Auto Workers
UAW
Aeronca Employes Union
Middletown
Alton Combs
Independent Union
Aeronca Independent Union
Uaw-Aflcio
Candle Starts Costly Fire In Franklin
A six year old boy found a candle in a bedroom closet and started Franklin's first fire since August 25. Damage to the Mentz Road home of Ralph Bruce and family is estimated at 2000 dollars with 1200 to the structure and 600 to contents. Firefighters arrived at 9 am and fought the blaze about an hour with masks amid thick smoke. The house is owned by Floyd Rose of Rose Lumber Co. on S Verity Parkway Excello. The bedroom heavily damaged and windows broken from the heat. The family, said to include several children, planned to move in with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Edgar Farmer
Ralph Bruce
Mentz Road
Mentz Addition
Floyd Rose
Rose Lumber Co
Ala S. Verity
McAdow Quits Local Draft Board
Samuel J. McAdow resigned from Local Board 10 of the Selective Service citing poor health. A three member committee led by Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer in Hamilton will forward the recommendation for a successor, with DeWitt Boyd of Middletown and others named on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. McAdow
Selective Service
McAdow
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Hamilton
DeWitt Boyd
Middletown
R. E. Clouse
Harry F. Walsh
George Denny
Legion Sons Daughters plan weekly record dance program
Sons and daughters of past legionnaires will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the American Legion auditorium to form a club program. The initial activity will be a record dance each Saturday in the Legion hall. Members from 13 to 19 years old are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Sons
American Legion Auditorium
Legion Auditorium
Legion
Police Briefs Thefts Reported Across City
Thefts reported to police include $125 of mechanic tools from James Cheesman 2 Hickory Str 199 model car license S887M from Anderson Rose 700 Auburn St a bicycle from James Egnes 22 S Sutphin St and a boxer puppy worth $40 from Allie Gross 109 Iglehart St A break in Saturday at Mrs Everett Centers 2004 Queen Ave netted thieves nothing police said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cheesman
Hickory Str
Anderson Rose
Auburn St
James Egnes
S. Sutphin St
Allie Gross
Iglehart St
Mrs. Everett
Queen Ave
Junior Order to Confer Degrees Thursday by Alpha Council 326
Alpha Council 326 Jr O U A M will confer the degrees of Virtue Liberty and Patriotism on a large class Thursday night Candidates include several from Lebanon announced Councilor Jease McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Council
Scouts Meet To Pick Girl For Roundup
Middletown Area Council holds first selection meeting for the 1959 Senior Girl Scout Roundup. Eighteen candidates were briefed. only eight delegates can attend from the council. Final selections due by Nov. 15 with tests in Oct and Nov. Roundup at Colorado Springs in July 1959 draws delegates worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jean M. Verity
W. J. Krops
David Selvar
Alfred Ecklar
Middlemoor Lodge
Area Council
Colorado Springs
Colo
Patty Zapp
Sally Mason
Melva Hood
Mollie Evans
Ellen Cline
Susan Davies
Tillie Fields
Judy Page
Marilyn O
KP Starts Drive For New Home For Knights
The Knights of Pything launched a $250000 fundraising campaign at a dinner in Springfield to finance a new Home and Hospital building. About 450 members and spouses attended the Southwest Ohio district lodges convention at the American Legion building. Grand Chancellor elect Lloyd Hempfield urged support, noting a long waiting list, while Grand Lodge treasurer Clark Buell outlined fund-raising methods and Kenneth Hess described renovations. Several members were later initiated as Pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pything
Orders
Springfield
Amercan Legion
Southwest Ohio
Lloyd Hempfield
Grand Lodge
Clark Buell
Kenneth Hess
Page
Radar Stops 49 Speeders Over Weekend
Police used the radar unit on S Verity Parkway to cite 49 motorists for speeding. The drivers were summoned to Municipal Court at 9 30 a m on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Verity Parkway
Municipal Court
More Hydrant Test Planned By City Fire Dept
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh announced a hydrant testing schedule for this week. Crews will cover areas east of the New York Central Railroad to Florence and Lamberton Streets and south of Central Avenue to the south city line, plus Company 3 territory south of Woodlawn Avenue to Calumet Avenue and east of Yankee Road to the railroad. Assistant Chief James Mattson will act as chief during Fishbaugh’s two week vacation, with Capt. Ernet Gehm as acting assistant on Mattson’s platoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fishbaugh
New York Central Railroad
Florence
Lamberton Streets
Central Avenue
South Corporation
Company 2
Company 3
Woodlawn Avenue
Calumet Avenue
Yankee Road J
Fishbaugh
James Mattson
Ernet Gehm
Mattson
Driver Skips After Hitting Parked Car
Jessie Banks reports his auto parked near Oneka Street was struck by another car that fled the scene. No damage listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Banks
Andrews St
Sheriff's Deputies
Oneka
Banks
Area Couples Take Firsts In Air Race
Two area couples earned first place trophies in the ninth annual Greater Cincinnati Airmen's Trophy Race. James Murphy and wife from Trenton won the Swift class while Robert McNutt and wife from Blue Ball topped the Stinson class.
Three Injuries Reported In Local Mishaps
Three people were injured in separate mishaps yesterday. Joseph Allen, 41, of 4331 Central Ave., fell and broke his right lower leg and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Susan Crouch, 19 months, daughter of Henry Crouch, cut two fingers on a filing cabinet at Sunday School and received seven stitches. Carrie Buschie, 85, of Cincinnati, suffered a scalp laceration after tumbling from a picnic table while visiting in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Allen
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Susan Crouch
Henry Crouch
Middletown Rt. 1
Cincinnati
Carrie Buschie
Trenton
Woman Burns Hands Fighting Garage Fire
Mrs. Kate Applegate 63 suffered first and second degree burns on her hands while attempting to extinguish a garage blaze at 1815 Columbia Ave. The fire caused $15 damage to the building with no loss to contents. Responding units were Fire Companies 1 and 4 and the emergency squad. Cause undetermined. owned by Mrs. F N Potfenburger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Kate Applegate
Columbia Ave
F.N. Potfenburger
Emergency squad aids two residents at city addresses
The emergency squad yesterday aided Mery Lou Arnold aged 16 of 1624 Sycamore Street and Ruby Long aged 46 of 31 North San Street. Both were transported to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Lou Arnold
Sycamore St
Ruby Long
N. San St
Middletown Hospital
Education Board Meeting Tonight at Middletown High
The Middletown Board of Education will review preliminary plans for the industrial arts annex at tonight’s meeting. If time permits, Howard Cromwell will discuss the philosophy of education from the Citizens Advisory Committee. The session starts at 7 30 p m in the Middletown High School board room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Middletown High School
Spt
Howard Cromwell
Eskirgo Alaska Fourth of July Beauty Contest
Kotze bue village holds an annual Fourth of July celebration featuring a beauty contest. Contestants vie for queen with modest attire as they wear fur parkas instead of swimsuits, highlighting local customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eskirgo
Kotzebue
Alaska
Aeronca Expands West Coast Capacity with California Unit
Aeronca Manufacturing forms Aeronca California Corporation in Los Angeles to acquire Pastushin Aviation Corp assets and lease its 5651 W. Central Blvd plant. The 60,000 square foot site will produce 700 gallon fuel tanks and pylon assemblies for the B52G, expanding Aeronca’s back log and nationwide operations. George Ebert becomes general manager. Stephen Badgett and S J Kuderer hold executive roles as the deal closes after escrow conditions are met by Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Los Angeles
Jhon A. Lawler
Aeronca-California Corp
Aeronca-California
Pastushin Aviation Corp
W. Central Blvd
Lawler
Los Angeles International Airport
Aeronca
Ohio
West Coast
George Ebert
Ebert
Stephen H. Badgett
Six injured in Hamilton motorcycle crash
In Hamilton Ohio six people were injured in a motorcycle automobile collision at Ohio 747 and Tylersville Road. Roosevelt King 34 Newport driver of the motorcycle suffered head cuts and fractures of both legs. Others hurt were Mrs Mary King 30 Mrs Clara Sizemore 57 Cecile Britton 9 Jarvis Sizemore 63 and Kathryn Rednour 13. Five of the injured were treated at Mercy Hospital with varying severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Newport
Ohio
Tylersville Road
Roosevelt King
Saratoga St
Mary King
Clara Sizemore
Peck Ave
Cecile Britta
Peck Avenue
Jarvis Sizemore
Kathyrn Rednour
Garfield St
King
Britton
Mercy Hospital
Sizemore
Rednour
Tylersville
Middletonian Is Sentenced In Ohio Probation Violations
Harold King aged 26 of Middletown was sentenced to the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield by Judge Fred B. Cramer after pleading guilty to unarmed robbery and violating probation. His last address was 424 N Broad St. Hamilton. A fellow probation violator received an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary. William Campbell aged 30 of 234 Bond Ave Hamilton faced nine counts of issuing checks with insufficient funds after prior probation on similar charges. The terms run concurrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold King
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Hamilton King
N. Broad St
Ohio
William Campbell
Bond Ave
Hamilton
Man Arrested After Two Car Crash on Yankee Road
Police arrested Eugene Short age 28 of 108 Finley Street on a charge of driving while under the influence after a two car collision on Yankee Road at 1 am. Short’s southbound vehicle rear ended a parked car owned by Billy Long 28 of 2208 Yankee Road causing $440 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Road
Eugene Short
Finley St
Billy Long
Yankee Rd
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Brezel Blvd
First National Bank
First National Bank of Middletown
Rose Marie Gemma
Lynn
Mass
Harvey C. LeReaux
LeReaux
Loig Winglewich
Paul Johnson
James Crouch
Greater Cincinnati
Middletown Aviation Club
Carmody Boulevard
John Dobrozsi
Frigidaire
Ee I
Grimes
Aeronca- California Corporation
United States
California
Ronca
Pastushin Aviation
S.J. Kuderer
Ohio 4
LeSourdsville
Harold G. Ferguson
Fleming Rd
Donald E. Reid
Burns St
Herbert Kemplin
Germantown Road
Ferguson
Robert Willaamus
Rt. 1
of Reid
Charles Daniels
Shirley Dr
Maud
Middletonian
JO S. R. Baker & Sons, Inc. Funeral Home
Manchester
Sanitone
Pama T
Vec Ucl
Charles Dial