State Problems Must Not Be Neglected By Voter Says Ebright
Republican gubernatorial nominee Don H. Ebright declared in MiddleTown that Ohio faces chaotic welfare policy, dilapidated highways, mismanaged conservation, failed liquor control, and misleading financial statements. He urged a stronger public school program, state financial reform, and a productive economy to fund education and natural resources protections. The speech criticized state and national Democratic administrations and urged ballots to elect planners and doers.
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Ebright
Don H. Ebright
Lausche
Butler County
Middletown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
Final Sermon for Bethlehem Church Pastor Hugo Schmidt
Dr Hugo Schmidt longtime Bethlehem Lutheran Church pastor will give his final Sunday morning sermon at the church after 50 years of service He recently resigned and a replacement is chosen The parsonage adjacent to the church has been renovated and will be open for inspection by church members Sunday from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p m The new pastor Rev BE Heuer from St Luke s Lutheran Columbus will move in with his family on September 19
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Hugo G. Schmidt
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Schmidt
Sively
Ment
United States
James Forrestal
Johnson
Congress
Little Theatre Set to Announce Leaders Monday Night
The Little Theatre will unveil permanent committee heads for the 1950-51 season at a general meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association auditorium. Officers formed by the board include McCalley Regan Eldridge Downs as trustees and Barr as president. Web production as secretary. Ulrich as club secretary. Finkbone Breiel and Garlinger in key posts.
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Little Theatre
Civic Association
Board of Trustees
Glenn Web
Armco Foremen Attend National Convention in Buffalo
Armco Fabricating Division Foreman s Club president Morris Evans and member Marion Kerschner, director of the national group, attend the National Association of Foremen convention in Buffalo. The local club numbers 64 members.
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Morris Evans
Armco
Foreman's Club
Marion Kerschner
Buffalo
National Association of Foremen
Board To Reclassify Men For Induction
The draft board will meet at the Legion Home on Wednesday night to reclassify the list of men eligible for military service. It previously selected 32 men who have been ordered for pre induction physicals next Monday.
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Legion Home
Colored News Report on Sewing Club Meeting
The Golden Link Sewing Club met at Mrs. Lucille Banks home. Mrs. Martha Coleman won a prize. The group will meet next at Mrs. Pearl Maximberry s house.
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Golden Link Sewing Club
Lucille Banks
Martha Coleman
Pearl Maxberry
Holy Trinity Fall Festival Heads Named
Holy Trinity School PTA named the festival chairmen for the fall fair on October 12. General chairman is L. T. Kenney with assistants Charles Dunford Francis Smith Leo McGuff John Murray Leo Miller Robert Krebs Ed Fembers Clyde Dineen Joe Mulligan Ed Mulligan Ken Dorsey Roy Stutz and Miss Edith Bergen Miss Margareite Scully.
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The
Holy Trinity School
PTA
L. T. Kenney
Charles Dunford
Francis Smith
Leo McGuff
John Murray
Leo Miller
Robert Krebs
Ed Fembers
Clyde Dineen
Joe Mulligan
Ed Mulligan
Ken Dorsey
Roy Stutz
Edith Bergen
Margareite Scully
Butler court settles $390000 suit in major action
Am brusen Engineering Corporation of New York sued Fomento Industrial Mercantil S A and Cia Industrial de Antenquique S A in Common Pleas Court. The petition cites breach of contract for 361,175.79 and 30,649.38. Settlement follows a judgment recovery of 103,825.82 in a New York state court action.
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Common Pleas Court
Ambursen Engineering Corporation
New York
Fomento Industrial Mercantil
S.A
CIA Industrial de Antenquique
S. A
Mexico
Area Pastors To Speak At Cincinnati
The 152nd anniversary meeting of the Miami Baptist Association will be September 21-22 at Franston Baptist Church Cincinnati. The theme is A Forward Looking Church with a youth banquet at 6 15 p m Thursday. Ralph Clifford presides as Rev Oliver W Hurst and Rev Trygve Langmo deliver addresses. The program covers ministerial tasks in cities large and small and in rural churches.
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Miami Baptist Association
Cincinnati
Franston
Trygve Langmo
Brooklyn
Max Mittlestedt
Lebanon
John I. Parr
First Baptist Church
Personnel Group Hears Minister Parr at Middletown Meeting
The Rev. John I. Parr of First Baptist Church addressed the Middletown Personnel Association during its monthly gathering. He praised Middletown’s strengths and outlined remaining tasks, stressing faith in God as key to attaining a better city.
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John I. Parr
First Baptist Church
Middletown Personnel Association
Parr
Middletown
Police Briefs On Local Auto Incidents And A Child’s Narrow Escape
Lois Walker ten, of 1505 Calumet Ave, stepped into the side of a car driven by Mrs. Francis Yoder, escaping injury. Yoder was turning left at Baltimore St and Jacoby Ave. Walker was taken to a physician but apparently unharmed. Damage from another crash on Charles St involved Russell Huntzberger, Martin Bevis, and Robert Linkins, with Bevis pushed into Linkins’ car. A separate collision at First Ave and Verity Pkwy saw Felton Feezer and Lawrence Blumberg report green-light travel. A minor crash on Sutphin St between Nellie Fordge and Dewitt Thompson caused $50 damage.
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Lois Walker
Calumet Ave
Francis Yoder
Jacoby St
Baltimore St
Jacoby Ave
Russell Huntzberger
Miamisburg
Martin Bevis
McGee Ave
Bevis
Robert Linkins
Arlington Ave
Charles St
Felton Feezer
Moore St
Lawrence Blumberg
Hampton Dr
First Ave
Verity Pkwy
Nellie Fordge
Manchester Ave
Dewitt Thompson
Harrison St
Sutphin St
Thompson
Profits Tax Bypassed In Major Tax Bill Move
Washington AP The House Rules Committee bypassed an excess profits tax to speed final action on a 4.508 billion general tax boosting bill.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
St. John's PTA Holds Fall Meeting
The first fall meeting of the St. John's PTA was held last evening at the school. Father John Oberlander spoke of improvements at the school. Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs. LaVern Yauch were named co chairmen for the fall bazaar on November 5.
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St. John's Pta
John Oberlander
James Thompson
LaVern Yauch
Policemen Attend District Meeting at London County Club
Three members of the Middle town Police Department attended the Southwestern Ohio Police and Sheriff's Association meeting at the London County Club last night. Captain Ralph Bouer Detective John Fitzgerald and Patrolman Lester Keeler were present among about 80 attendees. A Columbus department member spoke of experiences with General Patton's army in World War II. November 14 at Springfield.
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Middletown
Southwestern Ohio Police and Sheriff's Association
London County Club
Ralph Bouer
John Fitzgerald
Lester Keeler
Columbus
Patton
Springfield
Allied Forces Hit Peak Northwest of Taegu in Infantry Fight
Allied forces report heavy action near Taegu as American units engage Red forces at a dominant peak four miles south of the Nam River junction. U S 25th Division engineers contest ambush by about 300 Reds while air support helps clear the pocket.
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Taeguath
Naneeuaallee
Aill
Qmasan
Nam- Naktong River
U.S. 25Th Division
England in 1924 and today outlined by Oakwood speaker
Joan Martin born in England and exiled in 1924 described an economy dominated by socialist policy. He said Labour raised housing via four government units per private home and that high costs threaten national bankruptcy even as American dollars help. He urged adopting American life advantages. Hermann Rekers led the post dinner session.
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Aeronca Management Club
Oakwood School
Dayton
Joan Martin
England
Martin
William Schlotter
Hermann Rekers
Cloudy and cool forecast for tonight and Thursday
The forecast issued this morning calls for cloudy and cooler weather. Yesterday's high reached 76 degrees at 11:30 a.m. with a low of 65 degrees at 6:30 a.m. The current low is 62 degrees at 6 a.m., rising to 68 degrees by 10 a.m.
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Hursday
Butler County Man Is Granted Parole
A Butler County man named Joseph Tanner was granted parole by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission. He was serving time for burglary and larceny and was not arrested in Middletown, according to records.
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Butler County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Joseph Tanner
Middletown
Air Force searches Alaska mountains for missing C-47 crew
Anchorage Alaska AP The Air Force sent more than 40 aircraft to hunt for a C-47 transport plane and its five crewmen missing since Tuesday over Alaska's rugged terrain.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Truman Recalled Marshall for Defense Post Amid Controversy
President Truman asked George C Marshall to return to public life as defense chief amid turmoil over military policy and Johnson's handling of foreign affairs and defense spending. Marshall, who served long and faced illness, previously led state and defense roles, and agreed to serve again from Leesburg Virginia.
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Truman
Washington
Leesburg
Mr. Truman
China
State Department
Johnson
O State
Dean Acheson
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