Late Registrations Exceed Draft Deadline at Board Office
Twenty men registered late with Draft Board No. 10 over two days after the official deadline. Officials cited excuses for delayed registration and said penalties are not yet known. The board will continue late registrations until state guidance is issued, while processing 5 660 registrants with 1 288 in the non veteran group.
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Draft Board No. 10
State Selective Service Board
Columbus
John Winger
New Miami
Oxford
Middletown
Co operative International Secretary Visits Middletown
Richard C. Murray executive secretary of The Co-Operative Club International attends a Middletown Co-Operative Club dinner. P. C. Regan of Cincinnati will be an honored guest. Murray's career spans TWA roles and civic leadership in Kansas City Tulsa Indianapolis and Tulsa.
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Richard C. Murray
Co-Operative Club International
Middletown
TWA
Murray
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
School of Business Administration
University of Indiana
Tulsa Central High School
Way To Speed Jets Explained
Edward Woll of General Electric described reheating jet exhaust to boost thrust at takeoff and under high speed and altitude. He said burning extra fuel in the exhaust can raise thrust by up to 40 percent and up to 100 percent in ideal conditions. Injecting water and alcohol into the combustion system also increases push by forming steam that augments the gas flow.
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Dayton, O
Edward Woll
General Electric Company
Lynn
Mass
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Woll
Principal Ralph Talbot Dies After Brief Illness
Ralph Lee Talbot, 58, principal of Pierre DeSubot High School since 1935, died at home after a brief illness. A Martins Ferry Ohio native, he joined the Wilmington schools in 1925 after teaching at Indiana State Normal. Survived by widow Elsie, a daughter, his mother, a brother and two sisters. widow and daughter also teaching in Wilmington schools.
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Wilmington
Del
Ralph Lee Talbot
Pierre DeuPont
Martins Ferry
O. Talbot
Indiana State Normal School
Bucknell University
Elsie
Talbot
Educator Industry Series Planned After Noon Hotel Meeting
The Industrial Council met at the Hotel Manchester to restart educator industrialist talks. Clarence Smith named Wade Miller and Robert Miles as co chairmen to arrange meetings, with Do Tranter Charles Stuten roth and Colin Gardner Jr. on the committee. Whitaker announced 14 000 signatures backing Charles R Hook Appreciation Day.
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Industrial Council
Manchester
Clarence Smith
Wade FE. Miller
Robert Miles
Do. J. Tranter
Charles Stutenroth
Colin Gardner
J. Robert Whitaker
Charles R. Hook
Whitaker
Hook
Middletown
Louisville Papers Move to New Building on Sixth and Broadway
The Courier Journal and Louisville Times began operating from their new quarters at Sixth and Broadway after a weekend move from Third and Liberty without missing an edition. WHAS radio and the Associated Press also relocated, with AP’s move aided by newly installed teletype equipment.
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Louisville, Ky
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Sixth and Broadway
Third and
Liberty Streets
WHAS
Associated Press
Germany's August Steel Output Sets Postwar Record
The American Military Government reported western Germany's iron and steel production hit a new postwar peak in August. Ingot steel reached 510000 metric tons, up 12 percent from July and 28 percent above the target. Pig iron rose to 433500 tons and rolled steel products to 344500 tons, each up eight percent.
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Berlin
Germany
Washington Letter on Senate Club Work and Moral Reflection
The Washington Letter reports on a Senate dining club where members contribute privately and attend irregularly. During the late session they debated housing from a Christian duty view, with Ralph noting minimal public interest and privacy in the spiritual discussions. The note ends by mentioning the Circus Maximus seating capacity of 30,000 spectators.
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Ralph
Senate
General Electric Raises Prices On Home Appliances
General Electric announced price increases on several home appliance lines. The changes, effective now except for the automatic washer, reflect higher costs for components materials and freight. Increases range from 2.3 to 8.8 percent across refrigerators water heaters ranges washers and dryers.
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New York
General Electric Company
Dc. R. Pritchard
Teletype Firm President Dies in Chicago
Clem H Franks aged 52, president of Teletype Corporation and Teletypesetter Corp, died Saturday in Hinsdale after months of heart illness. Franks led Teletype since 1943, a Western Electric subsidiary, underlining a career in automatic messaging and remote typesetting equipment. He was born in Galion Ohio.
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Chicago
Clem H Franks
Teletype Corporation
Franks
Hinsdale
Teletype Cor
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Roy A. White Company
Central Avenue
Denny Lumber Company
First Avenue
Grimes
Motorola
Life FM
Namie AM
Beartelen
Locke and
GLENN
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio
Marvin’s Radio Shop
Central Ave
Dial
Melampy
Wendy’s Service, Inc
1860
Thomson Radio Service
Tytus Avenue
Co-operative International Secretary
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Bellemonte
Griffin
Louisville
Washington
Circus Maximus
Waikeri
General Electric
Frances Langford
Bob Hope
Finest Foods
Colonial
Glenn Rendezvous
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