Kroger Stores To Close During Cincinnati Strike
Four Kroger retail stores will close at 6 p m today and stay shut until further notice amid the ninth day of the Cincinnati truck strike. Albers stores remained open, with no official word, while Kroger officials said the strike has made it impossible to provide merchandise and service. Union talks with company representatives and mediators continue as neighborhood grocers brace for a potentially longer shutdown.
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Kroger
Cieinnati
Kroger Company
Albers
Wilbur R. Korengel
Cincinnati
Lafary
American Federation of Labor Unions
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Disorderly conduct fine handed to Lloyd Epperson
Lloyd Epperson age 30 of 1872 Central Ave was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct after appearing yesterday before Judge Alton H. Combs in Municipal Court. Police said he caused a disturbance on East Central Ave. Minnie Gilbert age 39 of 306 Vanderveer St had her charge of harboring a vicious dog dismissed.
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Lloyd Epperson
Central Ave
Alton H. Combs
Epperson
East Central Ave
Minnie Gilbert
Vanderveer St
God of power and love Lent Devotional by Gibson
Prepared for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America this devotional asserts that the God who promised and powers all things is the God of love and power. It urges faith in Divine capability, contrasts God with nature, and ends with a prayer acknowledging God as the able keeper and preserver.
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George Miles Gibson
The
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Christ
Love
God
Driver Awards To Be Presented At Commercial Vehicle Session
A Middletown Commercial Vehicle contest will award No accidents certificates to 20 firms enrolled. The event, Sunday at the Civic Association auditorium, features remarks by Rev. Learey, a safety talk by Paul Wilson, and an inspirational address by Wade Miller. L. T. Kenney and F. W. Chew will present firm and driver awards respectively. Robert Lewis will perform magic as part of the program.
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Middletown Safety Council
Civic Association
F. W. Chew
Kenneth S. Learey
First Methodist Church
Paul E. Wilson
Wade E. Miller
L. T. Kenney
The
Safety Council
Chew
Robert Lewis
Dayton
Girl Scout
Smoking Ban In Stores Urged By Middletown Women
The Middletown Women’s Division of the Safety Council urged a smoking ban in local retail stores at their monthly meeting. They want a voluntary campaign to lead to an ordinance, citing fire hazards and urging city officials to consider action. City officials received two communications, one urging action and one opposing. Plans for an annual May 19 safety party were made, with Paul Goss as speaker. The group also discussed babysitter education and distributed pamphlets titled You’re in Charge to junior and senior high girls.
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Middletown
Paul Goss
Dayton
The
Safety Council
Mary Scranton
Sunrise Service and Cantata Planned at Lincoln St Church of God
The Colored News notes a sunrise service at 6 a.m. Sunday at Lincoln St Church of God with the public invited. Mt. Zion Baptist Senior Choir will present a cantata and special service at 8:15 p.m. Sunday at the same church featuring soloists Ola Mae Rankin Julia Napier Carrie Fores Lavenia Gresham William Briggs Doreatha Jones.
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Lincoln St. Church of God
Mt. Zion
Parolee Held After Slaying in Iberia County
John Thomas Barnett a 19 year old reform school parolee was held after the rifle slaying of his sister Phyllis Campbell 21 at their ten ant farm home near Iberia Morrow County. He was captured within four hours after the murder by a posse of sheriff deputies and state highway patrolmen. Leon McCarty said first degree murder charges would be filed. Neighbor J J Maidens recalled the news when the Campbell's three year old son Dennis ran to his home.
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Iberia
Morrow County
John Thomas Barnett
Phyllis Campbell
Leon McCarty
Barnett
Campbell
J. J. Maidens
Campbells
Dennis
Vital Statistics: Ortman and McDonough Welcome Babies
Mr and Mrs Thomas Ortman of 1201 Askew Ave report a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Jerry McDonough of Oxford Ohio welcome a girl born Saturday.
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Thomas Ortman
Askew Ave
Jerry McDonough
Oxford
Hospital Patient Updates Include Multiple Local Residents
In The Hospital list, Kelly Shepherd of Vine Street is noted for a surgical procedure. Mrs. Harry A. Rizzo of Hamilton Route 1 is listed for a medical case. Other names include Mrs. Clifford Sweeney of Garden Street, Mrs. Daniel Mapel of Franklin, Mrs. William Wetzel of West Middletown, Tillie Cope of Fleming Edward F. Gardner of South Sutphin Street, Edward F Profitt son of Mrs. Anna Proffit of Winona, Dr. Lester Rogers of Franklin, Dr. C. F. Macready of Monroe, Mrs. Warnie Howard of Crawford Street, Mrs. Gazel Agaston of Central Avenue, Mrs. Agnes Maloney of Moore, and Anthony Wright of Franklin.
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Kelly Shepherd
Vine _ St
Harry A. Rizzo
Hamilton Route 1
Edward F. Gardner
South Sutphin St
Edward Profitt
Anna Proffit
Winona Dr
Lester Rogers
Frankn
Police Briefs Report Assault Battery and Car Incident
Tom Lapsley 23 of 1718 Eighteenth Ave faces assault and battery charges in a warrant by Ethel Mae Johnson. A 38 year old woman says three men forced her into a car, drove to the country, beat her, dumped her shoes, released her at First Ave and Main St, and took a $50 bill. Clarence Crabtree 23 of 548 Crawford St charged with speeding and no license after arrest at Central Ave and Charles St, released on $50 bond to appear Thursday. George Gibler of 1713 Taylor Ave reported a removed home made trailer from 1312 Fairmount Ave last night. George Creech 30 of 9 Leibee St treated for a forehead gash from a fight near an East Central Ave grill. An unidentified youth bruised on the leg when he fell against a car driven by William Cogan 57 of 1219 Calumet Ave. Cogan says the boy was attempting to jump onto a bicycle being ridden by another youth and fell.
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Tom Lapsley
Eighteenth Ave
Ethel Mae Johnson
First Ave
Main St
Clarence Crabtree
Crawford St
Central Ave
Charles St
George Creech
Leibee St
Middletown Hospital
East Central Ave
William Cogan
Calumet Ave
Cogan
Widely Known Businessman Doellmann Dies at 71
Frank H. Doellmann founder of the Doellmann Shoe Store on Central Ave died today at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton at 1 40 p m A native of Hamilton he moved to Middletown 30 years ago and was active in Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society He is survived by a son and daughter three grandchildren three brothers and two sisters Requiem High Mass will be sung Monday at Holy Trinity Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery Friends may call Wilson Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m Flowers omitted in favor of Middletown Cancer Fund
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Frank H. Doellmann
Doellmann
Central Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Burkhart
Oxford
Middletown
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society of Holy Trinity Church
Thane
Loraine Bean
Lee F
Cleveland
Edward
Carl
Dayton
Luther Parker
New York City
Theresa Doellmann
Holy Trinity
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Middletown Cancer Fund
Services for W. W. Tucker 83 Middletown native
W. W. Tucker 83 former Middletown resident died Wednesday and services were held today in Blanchester Ohio. He was survived by two sons Corwin E. and William D. of Middletown and three daughters Mrs Martha Dalton of Cincinnati Mrs Lillie May Goodwin of Woodville and Mrs Etna Ray Collins of Wilmington.
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W. W. Tucker
Middletown
Blanchester
Corwin E
William D
Martha Dalton
Cincinnati
Lillie May Goodwin
Woodville
Etna Ray Collins
Wilmington
Franklin-Joan Richards 12 dies at Middletown Hospital
Joan Richards Franklin, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Adkins of 602 Park Avenue, died at Middletown Hospital at 6 40 a m after a short confinement. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Franklin — Joan Richards
William Adkins
Park Ave
Middletown Hospital
Thomas Branton Brantton Dies at 63 in Gratis
Thomas Branton Brantton 63 longtime Dayton Rubber Co employee died at his Gratis home Thursday evening. Survived by widow Ada and four grandsons. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Church of Brethren Gratis with Rev. John Hiutt and Rev. William F. Crick officiating. Burial in Gratis Cemetery. Friends may call at Zimmerman Funeral Home after noon Sunday.
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Gratis
Thomas Milligan Brantton
Dayton Rubber Company
Ada
Charles Haeckl dies suddenly at Hollywood home
Charles Haeckl, 69, president of Haeckl's Express Inc., died yesterday from a heart ailment at his winter home in Hollywood Florida. He also served as secretary treasurer of Lenox Trucking Inc. A 40-year member of Hoffner Lodge F and A M and a Kiwanis Club member, he leaves a widow Mrs Theresa Haeckl and a son, Clifford F. Haeckl.
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Hamilton
Charles Haeckl
Haeckl's Express, Inc
Hollywood
Fla
Lenox Trucking, Inc
Hoffner Lodge
A. M
Kiwanis Club
Theresa Haeckl
Clifford F. Haeckl
Flag Burning Denied By Pair Third Calls Accident
Bonds for three Miami University students charged with flag desecration were cut from 45 000 to 6 000 after a Common Pleas Court hearing. Shryock 24 Elyria Jensen 22 Racine Connell 22 Cleveland faced bail reductions as two denied involvement and the third claimed any act was accidental. The judge reserved ruling on the bail reduction.
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P P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Robert Shryock
Elyria
Donald Jensen
Racine
Donald Connell
Cleveland
Hamilton
Miami University
K. Donald Jensen
Wis
Donald F. Connell
Robert A. Shryock
P. P. Boli
Boll
Seventeen Youngsters Escape Injuries In Bus Crash
Seventeen school children escaped injury yesterday when a bus they rode in was struck by a car driven by Frank Potenz of Lexington. The crash occurred on Route 25 near Monroe as Potenz’s car, which also struck a second auto, collided with the bus. Potenz was arrested for reckless operation and fined.
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Frank Potenz
S. Arcadia
Lexington
Monroe
Potenz
Clifford Parnell
Silverton
Amos Little
Middletown
Parnell
Thomas Linen
Corrine Haeck Rites Set at Hodapp Funeral Home
Cincinnati woman Corrine Haeck and her immediate family receive notice of services at 2 p m Tuesday at Hodapp Funeral Home College Hill with cremation to follow.
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Cincinnati
Corrine Haeck
Hodapp Funeral Home
College Hill
Letter Carriers Planning Meeting at Trades and Labor Hall
Branch 188 of the National Association of Letter Carriers holds its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 a m. at the Trades and Labor Hall. James O Layer will preside. The meeting occurs on Tuesday instead of Thursday due to Easter church programs.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Trades and Labor Hall
James O. Layer
Weekend Showings at Paramount and Strand Theaters
Paramount features The Decision of Christopher Blake with Alexis Smith and Robert Douglas at 2:45 5:50 8:55 p m and Whiplash with Dane Clark and Zachary Scott at 1:15 4:07 and 10 p m Sunday Blood on the Moon with Robert Mitchum and Robert Preston at 1:15 3:24 5:33 7:42 and 9:51 p m Strand presents Four Faces West with Joel McCrea and Francis Dee at 1:40 5:30 and 9 p m and Jungle Patrol with Kristine Miller and Arthur Franz at 3:15 7:15 and 10:30 p m Wake of the Red Witch with John Wayne and Gail Russell at 2:25 5:30 and 8:45 p m and Grand Canyon Trail with Roy Rogers and Andy Devine at 1:15 4:15 7:20 and 10:35 p m
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Christopher Blake
Alexis Smith
Robert Douglas
Whiplash
Dane Clark
Zachary Scott
Blood On the Moon
Robert Mitchum
Robert Preston
Joel McCrea
Francis Dee
Kristine Miller
Arthur Franz
John Wayne
Gail Russell
Grand Canyon Trail
Roy Rogers
Andy Devine
None of 110 Pacific aircraft carriers sunk by land planes in WWII
In World War II the Pacific theater saw 110 aircraft carriers operated by Allied and Axis forces, and none were sunk by land-based aircraft. This highlights the critical role of carrier air power and anti-aircraft defenses in protecting fleet capital ships.
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Pacific
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Civil Service Commission of
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Seward
Mark C. Thomas
John A. Bippus
Colored News
Middletown Plating Co
Water St. Dial
Liberty
Clifford Sweeney
Garden St
Daniel Mapel
William Wetzel
West Middletown
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Tillie Cope
Fleming
C. F. Macready
Warnie Howard
Mrs. Gazel Agaston of
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Tral Ave
Agnes Maloney
Moore
Anthony Wright
Franklin
George Gibler
Taylor Ave
Fairmount Ave
Joan Richards
Thomas Branton
Miami
Richard Taylor
Covington
Martin Marshall
Detroit
Marshall
Hauck Rd
Joseph Leach
Sharonville
Taylor
General Hospital
the Temple Chorus
John Steiner
South Broad
Second
Melampy
Paramount
Woodside Ave
Dial
Middletown OrnaMental Iron Co
First Presbyterian Church
Church of God
First & Main St
Ohio
Hear the Kings
Southern Spiritual Singers
God's Bible School
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham and
Wilmore Streets
Howard Sears
E. Fred Jones
Emanual Baptist Church
Judah
Jerusalem
Isiah
Melvin Kelso
Oglesby Barnitz Bank
Fred M. Jones
Robert J. Redwine
I. M. Statzer
Brother Statzer
Audley Turner
Charles Hunter
Herbert Fitzpatrick
B. H. Hillard
Lockland Baptist Church
Charles Ashcraft
J. P. Denny
Ward Sears
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