Valley Industry Sabotage Warning From Munitions Board
Carl Miller reports Middletown and other Miami Valley areas may soon receive federal surveying help to counter espionage and sabotage risk in key plants. The Munitions Board warns Communist infiltration is real and urges protective measures, with Armco Steel and others preparing security upgrades.
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Carl Miller
Middletown
Miami Valley
Munitions Board
Eia
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Trenton
Armco Steel Corporation
United States
Cold Front to Stay with Cold Weather Here
A cold front descended on Middletown and the Miami Valley Sunday and is expected to linger for a couple of days. The forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions with a high near 43 today and possibly two to three degrees higher Tuesday. Sunday's low fell to 37 after a 52 high early, with strong winds making it feel colder. Some residents blamed the chill on visiting Hamilton basketball fans, though the weatherman gave no comment. Tonight’s low around 30 is anticipated after a 32 reading this morning.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Mercury
Hamilton
Columbus
Weatheman
$55,000 Building Program For First Church Of God
Dr. R C Caudill announces a $55 000 plan for the First Church of God at 409 Crawford St to modify interiors and build a two story brick youth center beside the church The alterations include new steel roof joists acoustical ceiling recessed lighting moved west balcony nursery lounge and expanded entrances The $15 000 alteration cost is paired with $40 000 for the new 40 by 65 foot recreation building set to start late this year and to be completed after church work
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R. C. Caudill
First Church of God
Crawford St
F. R. Smith
B. D. Morgan Company
General Contractors
Crawford
Caudill
Weekend Crash Toll With Two Women Hurt
Two women sustained minor injuries in weekend accidents. Mrs. Marjorie Lowe, 26, of Hamilton Route 7, suffered a left ankle injury. Mrs. Edna Johnson, 30, of 2102 Pearl St., treated for a neck injury after their car was struck by a vehicle driven by Robert Wells, 16, of Middletown Route 1, at Yankee Rd and Verity Pkwy around 5:52 p.m. Saturday. Police reported additional fender benders with minor damage and no injuries, including a $150 total damage after a Michigan Ave and Yankee Rd collision, a $150 combined loss from Williams and Byrnes vehicles, and a multi-vehicle hit-skip on First Ave near Broad St causing $165 damage to three parked cars. Another incident on Charles St caused $20 in damage to Henderson’s parked car, and a curb pull incident on Central Ave caused $20 damage spread between Sizer and Woodward vehicles.
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Marjorie Lowe
Hamilton
Edna Johnson
Pearl St
Robert Wells
Middletown
Yankee Rd
Verity
Leander Williams
Garfield St
Michigan Ave
John Byrnes
Lawn Ave
Williams
First Ave
Broad St
Stanley Jones
Curtis St
Jones
Central Ave
Ned Sizer
Burton Rd
Herbert Woodward
Forrest Ave
Movie Listings at Paramount and Strand
At the movies Paramount shows Ke fauver Trials on Monday and Tuesday at 1 40 4 10 6 50 and 9 20 p m Strand screens Blue Blood at 1 15 4 10 7 05 and 10 05 p m and House by the River at 2 30 5 25 and 8 25 p m over Monday and Tuesday.
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Paramount
Kefauver
Colossal Cinema Mating Season Showtimes Listed
Readers are informed of screening times for Mating Season at 1:30, 3:35, 5:40, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. The listing confirms daily showings and highlights the theater’s schedule.
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Colosnal Caemn
Bedell Smith Sees No USSR Upheaval
General Walter Bedell Smith, former ambassador to Moscow and head of the CIA, says there is no sign of imminent Soviet upheaval and expects Stalin era rule to persist in his lifetime. He predicts Russians may seek freedom in the future, but not soon.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Soviet
Russia
Stalin
Smith
Moscow
Central Intelligence Agency
Rita Hayworth Returns to U S Hungry for Hot Dog
Rita Hayworth arrives in the United States aboard the French liner De Grasse, denying reports of a rift with husband Prince Aly Khan and saying she plans to eat a hot dog first. The former film star insists there is no truth to separation rumors.
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New York
Rita Hayworth
U. S
Prince Ali Khan
de Grasse
Ali
League meets Tuesday at Maple Park School
The Dixie Heights Improvement League will meet at 8 p.m Tuesday at Maple Park School. James S. Boyer, vice president, will preside.
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Dixie Heights Improvement League
Maple Park
Jamess. Boyer
Food Costs Fall Short Of Great Depression Days
The Agriculture Department says despite higher prices, average consumers spent a smaller share of income on food last year than in 1935–39. A diet costing 118.60 in the prewar era would cost 245 now, still representing 18 percent of income. Meat consumption rose from 126 to about 145 pounds per person yearly, reflecting improved diets and income gains. Farmers’ share of food dollars stands at about 51 cents today, down from wartime highs and earlier decades.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Vital Statistics Births Reported Across Several Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Ray Welsh of 1608 Columbia Ave report a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Walter Pfeiffer of Trenton Route 1 report a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Goodloe Butler of Middletown Route 2 report a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Anderson of 702 Baltimore St report a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dillard Wagers 3301 Bexley Dr report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Hail of 2005 Highland St report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paris Collins of Franklin report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Eversole of Franklin Route 1 report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Foster Richard of Miamisburg Route 2 report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Craeger of Franklin Route 2 report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Kelhoff er of West Middletown Route 1 report a boy born Sunday.
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Walter Pfeiffer
Trenton
Goodloe Butler
Middletown
Edwin Anderson
Baltimore St
Dillard
Bexley Dr
Alfred
Highland St
Paris Collins
Franklin
Robert
Local Hospital Admissions And Surgeries List
The list includes patients from several streets, detailing medical and surgical cases. Entries mention Diltz Mitchell and Marguerite Mitchell of McKinley Street, John Currier and Larry Webb as relatives, Charles Hobbs on Central Avenue, Ed Stock from Trenton, Mrs. Lucy McFarland, Floyd Linkous, Mrs. William Dietz, Mrs. Ray Dawson, Miss Marguerite Mitchell, Jim Frisby, Dudley Wilson, Effie May Elliott, Leander Williams, Darrell Hill, Pauline Kipus, James Burks, William McMillian, Linda Margerus, Michael Akers, and Nancy Ann Frost with associated family addresses. Out-of-town reference: Gladys Augspurger.
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Diltz Mitchell
McKinley St
John Currier
Les Currier
Manchester Rd
Charles Hobbs
Central Ave
Ed Stock
Trenton
Lucy McFarland
Floyd Linkous
Charles St
William Dietz
Burbank St
Ray Dawson
Dayton
Larry Webb
Paul Webb
Lylburn Rd
Willie Centers
Sheridan Ave
Marguerite Mitchell
Jim Frisby
James Frisby
Kenwood
Dudley Wilson
Garfield St
Effie May Elliott
Lebanon
Leander Williams
Darrell Hill
Delores Hill
Curtis St
Pauline Kipus
Andrew Kipus
Pearl St
Surgical
James Burks
William McMillian
W. H. McMillian
Germantown
Linda Margerus
Charles Margerum
Yankee Rd
Michael Akers
New Miami Train Victim Believed Indiana Resident
A 55 year old man found near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at New Miami may be identified by grocery bills listing Laurel Indiana as his residence. The victim, about 5'5" and 130 pounds, was struck by a train and dragged 300 feet, with a possible skull fracture. Initial clues include initials R E S and J J in his clothing and a Grand Hotel matches book.
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Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Baltimore and Ohio
New Miami
Augspurger Rd
Laurel
Ind
Indiana State Highway Patrol
Boone
R.E.S
J.J
Grand Hotel
Hamilton
Two Area Men Wounded in Korea
Two area soldiers were wounded in Korea, Defense Department announced. Sgt. Woodford B Branham of Germantown Route 2 and Pfc. John R McVey of Somerville Route 1 were cited. Both are serving in the Army.
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Korea
Woodford B., Branham
Kelly Branham
Germantown
John R. McVey
Timothy O. McVey
Somerville
Department of Defense
Army
Oldest Sailor Rescued After Capsized Boat Near Norwood
Eighty two year old Nils Grahn clung to his capsized sailboat for about half an hour in New Pond before being sighted and saved yesterday. Rescuers prepared to rush him to a hospital but Grahn requested to go home and have a couple of whiskeys. He did so.
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Norwood
Mass
Nils Grahn
New Pond
Yesteray
Grahn
Hospital Discharges Listed Names From Cincinnati Area
A surgical discharge list from Grand Ave Cincinnati shows Mrs Richard Van Gorder Crawford St Kenneth Myers South Main Mrs Barne l Miller Rufus St Mrs Harriet Farmer Franklin Charles Witner Elmo Pt Cordell Donathan Middle town Route 1 Hurley Wills Byron St Robert Pieratt Queen Ave Bert Elam Lylburn Rd Wilson Hampton Wil braham Rd Fred Cooper Lockland George Rodmiller Curtis St Jean Timberlake daughter of John Timberlake Franklin Charlotte Kolker daughter James Williams Park St Raymond Swartz son of Hubert Swartz Somerville Route 1
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Grand Ave
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Richard van Gorder
Crawford St
Kenneth Myers
South Main
Barne l Miller
Rufus St
Harriet Farmer
Franklin
Charles Witner
Elmo
Cordell Donathan
Middletown
Hurley Wills
Byron
Robert Pieratt
Queen Ave
Bert Elam
Lylburn Rd
Wilson Hampton
Wilbraham Rd
Fred Cooper
Lockland
George Rodmiller
Curtis St
Jean Timberlake
John Timberlake
Charlotte Kolker, Daugher
James Williams
Park St
Raymond Swartz
Hubert Swartz
Somerville
Bad Weather Delays Middletown Kite Contest
The first eliminations for Middletown’s kite contest were postponed due to rain and will now be held next Sunday at 1 p.m. in Goldman Rathman and Douglas parks. Over 800 youths ages 8 to 14 entered. Thirty winners advance toward the city championship with a two wheel bicycle and other prizes for runners up. The county championship remains set for April 22 at LeSourdsville Lake.
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Middletown
LeSourdsville Lake
Harold Osborne
Gardner Reelected to FBPA Board at Chicago Convention
Colin Gardner, Sr., was reelected to the Folding Box Paper Association of America board. The convention in Chicago over the weekend drew 500 attendees from across the country. Gardner officials R L Siegel Walter Sooy and Jules Deininger spoke at the meeting.
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Colin Gardner, Sr
Folding Box Paper Association of America
Chicago
Gardner
R.L. Siegel
Walter Sooy
Jules Deininger
Train derailment halts New York Central freight near LaRue
Thirty eight cars of a New York Central freight train derailed west of LaRue. The cars overturned across both main lines, damaging multiple tracks. No injuries reported. Railroad crews estimated two days to clear the route.
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Marion
New York Central
LaRue
Weight loss testimonial for Rennel product in Ohio notice
Mrs Connie Zagotti of Youngstown Ohio praises Rennel claiming a 25 pound loss after using the product and urges adults to take two tablespoonfuls twice daily with grapefruit juice. The letter promises a money back guarantee if no weight loss after the first bottle.
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Connie Zagotti
Norwood Ave
Youngstown
Ohio
Renne
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