Record Vote Possible In Detroit Primary
Detroit voters chose mayoralty candidates and considered a loyalty amendment in the fall primary. Officials predicted a possible record turnout near 360,000 if weather holds, with 1937’s 330,974 peak noted. Incumbent Eugene I. Van Antwerp faced ten rivals, including Albert E. Cobo, George Edwards and Richard T. Frankensteen, amid a labor influenced race. A loyalty commission proposal would set up a five member board to inquire into city employe affiliations.
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Detroit
Eugene I. van Antwerp
van Antwerp
Albert E. Cobo
George Edwards
CIO
Andichard T. Frankensteen
United Auto Workers
Board Hearing Proposed for Subversion Case
The document outlines that if investigators find evidence of subversion a public hearing before the board would be recommended. Under no circumstances could a dismissal occur without that public hearing.
Poasttown PTA Plans Meeting For Thursday
Poasttown School PTA schedules its first meeting in the school auditorium at 8 p m on Thursday September 15 Vernon Casperson president stated. Officers named include C L Hughes vice president Homer Weikel secretary Charles Balger assistant secretary Robert Conarroe treasurer and Eugene Brown assistant treasurer. Lunch will be served by Carl Wetzel Homer Stoutenborough Will Rupp and Charles Whitman. All parents invited.
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Poasttown School Pta
Vernon Casperson
Casperson
C. L. Hughes
Homer Weikel
Charles Balger
Robert Conarroe
Eugene Brown
Carl Wetzel
Homer Stoutenborough
Will Rupp
Charles Whitman
Warren County Farm Directors Are Appointed
Warren County Farm Bureau reelected three directors at the annual meeting in the high school auditorium. William Langhurst of Mason Oscar Hagemeyer of Loveland and Walter Allen of Springboro will serve another term. Roy Hobson of the Ohio Farm Bureau spoke on "What’s Ahead for Farm People."
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Lebanon
Warren County Farm Bureau
William Langhurst
Mason
Oscar Hagemeyer
Loveland
Walter Allen
Springboro
Roy Hobson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Local JA Firm First To Apply For New Charter
Middle town Junior Achievement group Bead-Er-Ettes led 17 girls in applying for a charter from national JA headquarters. Previous first-applies were Crystallettes in 1947 and 1948, with Schmoo Company last year reorganized as Bead-Er-Ettes.
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Middletown
Robert McDade
Bead-Er-Ettes Company
Schmoo Company
Crystallettes
McDade
JA Directors Meet Thursday at Manchester Hotel
Junior Achievement board of directors convenes Thursday noon at the Manchester Hotel where executive director Robert McDade will present the annual JA activities report and budget chair J J Jarrett will seek approval of the yearly budget prepared last week. a note adds that newly born oyster larvae are microscopic and barely visible.
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Junior Achievement Board of Directors
Manchester
Robert McDade
J. J. Jarrett
Girls Club Closes Summer Run With Polio Donation
Nine year old girls of The Helping Hands club, led by Miss Charlotte Dell, held a final Sunset Park program for families. They donate the remaining 22 dollars to the polio drive and listed officers and dues while describing summer projects and a play titled Tardy Town.
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Sunset Park
Charlotte Dell
North
Sutphin St
Louise Spinney
Dell
Charlotte
Beverly Shetter
Rosalie Maffett
Mary Ann Morgan
Ruth Ann Dobrozsi
Dianne Ashcraft
Carol Burns Elizabeth Gould
Helen Jenkins
Julie Phillips
Linda Swift
Ruth Dobrozsi
Municipal Court arraigns several defendants in disorderly conduct
Marcellus Boyd of Cleveland received a 90 day jail term suspended upon conditions after arraignment before Judge Alton H. Combs. Dayton's Paul Hayes was fined 20 dollars with half suspended for driving without a license. Wayne Commodore of 516 Eighteenth Ave was given a 30 day sentence suspended if he pays 50 dollars in damages after an assault charge. Charles F Burt of Newport Kentucky faced a drunkenness and resisting arrest charge that was dismissed.
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Marcellus Boyd
First Ave
Cleveland
Alton H. Combs
Paul Hayes
Dayton
Wayne Commodore
Eighteenth Ave
Commodore
Polio Strikes 32 Year Old in Butler County
A 32-year-old West Middletown man, Charles Ellis, a World War II veteran, was diagnosed with polio yesterday. He is confined at Dayton Veterans Hospital after last week’s admission, with the case reported to county infantile paralysis head Charles J. Reuthe by Dr. H. A. Moore Butler County Health Commissioner.
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Charles Ellis
Dickey Rd
West Middletown
Dayton Veterans’ Hospital
Charles J. Reuthe
Reuthe
H. A. Moore
Butler County
Hamilton
Franklin Police Make Two Intoxication Arrests
Franklin police reported an unusually quiet weekend with two arrests for intoxication. Suspects Kelly Chapman of Franklin and Howard Ingle of Dayton were taken into custody.
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Franklin
Kelly Chapman
Howard Ingle
Dayton
Firemen Elect Board Members
Captain Richard Minor and Fireman Jack Clark were re elected to the Middletown Firemen's Relief and Pension Board in the annual election held at the three fire stations yesterday. The board includes two local businessmen, two City Commissioners and the firemen. Other members are: George Burton, president, DeWitt Chapple and Commissioners Charles B. Stiles and Francis Carmody.
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Richard Minor
Jack Clark
Middletown
Knights of Pythias to attend Cincinnati convention
Earl Jones will serve as delegate for La Fayette Lodge No. 37 at the state Knights of Pythias convention in Cincinnati September 21 to 24. Meetings at Hotel Gibson begin with a Knight Rank degree on September 31. A joint banquet and ball for Pythian Brothers and Sisters is set for September 22, with officer installations during closing sessions. Lyle L. Lidell of Norwood is president, and Mrs Frances Oerter of Dover is Grand Chief.
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Earl Jones
Knights of Pythias
la Fayete Lodge
Cincinnati
Hotel
Gibson
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Lyle L. Lidell
Norwood
Frances Oerter
Dover
Police Briefs: Two Cars Stolen, Recovered by Police
Two cars were reported stolen early today and recovered shortly after by police. Charles E. Schuman of 2709 Central Ave reported his car taken from Manchester Ave and Verity Pkwy, later recovered along with another stolen vehicle by Gerald Ratliff of 1366 Central Ave yesterday. Mrs. John Hunter of this city suffered a possible shoulder dislocation after police found her on a bedroom floor during a quarrel call.
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Charles E. Schuman
Central Ave
Manchester Ave
Verity Pkwy
Erald Ratliff
John Hunter
Hunter
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UAW
Wayne County Federation Labor
AFL
Factfinders Group
Sanitone
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Poasttown Pta
Warren County
Packard
Gawon
Barton Sales & Service, Inc
Oriental Park
Cuba
C.M. Salsbury
Benton
Indiana
Emery
Troyes
France
Charles F. Burt
Newport
Ulrich
Cor, Central & Clinton
U. S. Pat
Firemen
Ford
Townsend Contest Service
W. Elm St
Urbana, Ill
Schramm Funeral Home
S. J. Schramm
Clark St
Judy Lee Debs
Shoe Dept
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