Trucking Firms Cited For Not Paying PUC Tax
The State Public Utilities Commission cited 37 trucking companies for failure to pay the 1952 53 PUC tax and ordered them to appear for a hearing next Tuesday. Enforcement chief Ed Schreiner said firms face revocation of operating certificates unless taxes of 10 to 20 dollars per truck are paid. Names include Kibler Trucking Inc Bucyrus HF Schutts Harveysburg John Kano ski Adena Lloyd H Boyd Smithfield Charles Kellogg Nevada Edward and Clarence Ehbers doing business as Peacock Coal Co Pomeroy, with several contract carriers listed.
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Olumbus
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Ed Schreiner
Kibler Trucking, Inc
Bucyrus
HF. Schutts
Harveysburg
John Kanoski
Adena
Lloyd H. Boyd
Smithfield
Charles R. Kellogg
Nevada
Edward
Clarence Ehbersgach
Peacock Coal Co. Pomeroy
W R. Hupp
Barnesville
Frank Rome
Cambridge
Geneva
M S. Bartlett
Kenia
George Nicolozakes
Farpoint
Henry E Wilks
A. E. Beam
Camoridge
D. B. Murphy
Trucs, Inc
Burton
Avon Research Club Meeting Friday at Kinzel Home
Avon area calendar notes a research club gathering at 2 p.m. Friday hosted by Mrs Albert Kinzel. Ridgeville public hearing listed as a separate item with time and location to be announced.
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Avon—Research Club
Albert Kinzel
Ridgeville
Flower show set for Ridgeville Saturday at Town Hall
Ridgeville hosts a Saturday flower show at Town Hall with events open to participants and spectators. All interested are invited to attend and compete.
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Town Hall
Ridgeville
Newstand Ownerheroism Praised in Upper Manhattans Quiet Crisis
Miss Greenberg, owner of a newsstand in upper Manhattan, confronted a thief when he demanded cash. She slapped him with a rolled newspaper, screamed, and grabbed his wrists before he fled and was caught by police two blocks away. She has been blind for 12 years.
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New York
Sarzzh Greenberg
Upper Manhattan
Miss Greenberg
Allen Ellis
Veteran Prison Official Shifted To London Farm
Columbus report states London Prison Farm Superintendent W F Amline announced the transfer of Ohio Penitentiary Deputy Warden Broderick Eckle to the London Prison Farm to replace Victor J Monte who resigned after three inmates died from poisonous Lacquer thinner. Warden Ralph W Alvis said Eckle’s replacement will be named soon. State Welfare Director John Lamneck expects a patrol report on investigators. Buses in the African Gold Coast are to have women conductors.
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Columbus
London
W. F. Amline
Ohio Penitentiary
Broderick Eckle
Eckle
Victor J. Monte
Ralph W Alvis
Ohio
John Lamneck
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