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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1951

Page

8

Executives Promoted at Thermatomic Carbon Company

Clark C. Boardman is named vice-president of Thermatomic Carbon Company replacing the former manager of the Sterlington plant. Robert W. Cretney becomes plant manager succeeding Boardman. Thermatomic Carbon, affiliate of Commercial Solvents, makes carbon blacks. Both men previously worked with Western United Gas and Electric Company and joined Thermatomic in 1923.

Clark C. Boardman Thermatomic Carbon Company J. Albert Woods Mr. Boardman Sterlington Robert W. Cretney Commercial Solvents Corporation Western United Gas and Electric Company American Society of Mechanical Engineers Mr. Cretney American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Iran demands 75 percent profits from oil firm talks

Tehran June 15 Iran forces 75 percent profit handover from Anglo-Iranian Oil Company as condition to talks with Britain Iran demands 75 percent of net profits and 25 percent deposited in a bank to guarantee claims Iran plans to nationalize oil sales at Abadan by mid next week while UK evacuation of British dependents continues

Tehran Iran Anglo-Iranian Oil Company B. R. Jackson Mohammed Mossadegh National Front Mossadegh Jackson U. S Henry F. Grady London Grady Francis Shepherd Ali Varasteh Dicker Abadan Taher Ziai Persian Daily News Ziai Britain

Payroll Robbery Strikes Ohio Credit Union Cash Van

In Warren Ohio June 16 a $42 000 payroll robbery stunned the Aristory Federal Credit Union. Victims Harlan Villers 29 secretary and Tom Trifflette 49 assistant treasurer were driving to cash payroll checks at Copperweld Steel Co when four masked men in another car forced Trifflette aside and seized the money. The bandits later abandoned the car and kept the cash which was insured. The two victims run a payroll savings operation that handles payroll checks.

Warren Ohio Harlan Villers Tom Trifflette Aristory Federal Credit Union Copperweld Steel Co Trifflette

Refuel In Flight Jets In Production At Republic

Farmingdale N Y June 15 Jet fighter craft capable of in flight refueling by tanker planes roll off the production line at Republic Aviation Corp in undisclosed numbers This heralds a new era of flexibility for U S air force fighters The F 84G is the new plane a sister to the F 84E in service in Korea Europe and the United States It offers longer range faster climb and easier maintenance than the E

Farmingdale N. Y Republic Aviation Corporation Republic Korea Europe United States

Sign Designer Coffin Honors Stephen Foster at Cincinnati Library

Robert P. Coffin, Pulitzer Prize poet, designed a commemorative sign for the Stephen Collins Foster room in the University of Cincinnati library. The room houses the second largest Foster memorabilia collection, honoring the Cincinnati-born songwriter who lived a century ago.

Cincinnati Robert P. Tristram Coffin

State Trooper Fatally Shot in New York Catskills

Oneonta police hunt a cattle truck driver after Corporal Arthur M. Diffendale is killed by a rifle shot while stopping a suspected stolen truck. Lawmen, volunteers, bloodhounds and planes join a wide search extending to Albany Schenectady. hitchhiker description partially matches suspect.

Oneonta N. Y Catskill Mountain Arthur M. Diffendale Albany - Schenectady Schenevus Diffendale

Maritime Union Set to Strike Halting East Gulf Shipping

Federal mediators pressed a marathon session in New York to avert a midnight walkout by the 50,000 member maritime union and two CIO affiliates over expiring contracts. They demand a 40 hour work week on the high seas, wage increases, and other terms. A walkout would halt operations at about 40 large companies along the east and gulf coast. The Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and American Radio Association seek a 40 hour week with no pay cut, plus higher wages.

New York Gulf National Maritime Union National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association American Radio Association

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