Knute Rockne Voted Greatest All Time Coach of All America
Notre Dame figure Knute Rockne named footballs greatest coach by a national AP poll. Former players from the 1920s era cite his ahead of the game tactics, with Pop Warner and others as runners up for the Hall of Fame consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Rockne
Four Horsemen
Danny
Frank Carideo
Frank Leahy
Associated Press
Rutgers University
Pop Warner
Stanford Carlisle
Alonzo
Martha Wombold Shatters Two 500 Series Again
Martha Wombold posts another double 500 series pace in the Women’s Recreation League at Broad St. Bowl Mor, opening game 242 and a 534 series led by 202 in the final game. Carolyn Kelly adds 517 as McFadden Electric tops Red Top, while Esther McGraw hits 534 for the Question Marks. Other league notes include Boots Mills 520 for Baker’s Funeral Home, Dot Murphy 518 for Frontier Cafe, and Mike Barach cracking 612 for Moose Lodge in the men’s round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Recreation League
Ruth Hensley
Esther McGraw
M. Wombold
Boots Mills
Dot Murphy
Carolyn Kelly
M. Winglewich
Moose Lodge
Men’s League
Martha Wombold
YMCA
Broad St
Burnett's
McFadden Electric
McFadden
Baker's Funeral Home
Carfax
Betty Baldwin
Carjax
Frontier Cafe
Mayers Meats
Ruth Sanders
Mike Barach
Wendell Perry
Johnny Boehm
Mike Fishbaugh
Battlefield Needs Rider Saturday Arcaro Suspended
New York AP Eddie Arcaro was suspended 10 days by the New York Racing Commission and cannot ride Battlefield in Saturday's Experimental No 2 Handicap after the ride on Dark Pigeon in yesterday's race ended with a disqualification. Arcaro will be eligible for the Wood Memorial. Bobby Strange was suspended 20 days for rough riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Eddie Arcaro
New York Racing Commission
George D. Widener
Battlefield
Arcaro
Dark Pigeon
Wood Memorial
Bobby Strange
Lord Putnam
Uncle Miltie
Trojans Fans Present Rohr With New Auto
Portsmouth Special report on Portsmouth High Coach Billy Rohr accepting the Portsmouth high school to Miami University Redskins coaching post. Fans at the annual basketball dinner gifted Rohr a new car as thanks for his years directing the Portsmouth cagers with three district titles in five years. Adolph Rupp spoke on coaching integrity and the scandal around paying players. Don Ellis received the most valuable player trophy and Dick Klitch earned the efficiency medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Portsmouth High
Billy Rohr
Miami University Redskins
Trojan
Rohr
Oxford
Trojans
Portsmouth Cagers
Adolp Rupp
University of Kentucky
Rupp
Don Ellis
Dick Klitch
Roller Derby Comes to Cincinnati Garden in 1930s Prologue
Cincinnati Garden promotes an upcoming Roller Derby event on April 13 marking the sport's rise as a major spectator attraction. The piece traces Roller Derby from its 1935 beginnings by Leo A. Seltzer and notes its rapid growth, outdrawing several major cities and joining baseball, football, and basketball as top sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Garden
Alex Sinclair
Columbus
Minneapolis
Miami
Newark
James Naismith
Leo A. Seltzer
Sinclair
Chicago Coliseum
Alley Owner Buys Breathnach Course
Akron AP Breathnach Country Club at Cuyahoga Falls has been bought by Tony Heil a bowling alley operator for 85000 dollars. The 18 hole golf course has hosted top events including the Ohio Public Links Tournament in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Breathnach
Cuyahoga Falls
Tony Heil
George Greenleaf
Vital statistics births in local towns this week
Vital statistics list five newborns with parents and residences: Mr and Mrs Wilbur Murphy of West Middletown welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Powers of Gratis welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs John C King of Oxford State Rd welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Myers of 1901 Sheffield St welcomed a boy today. Mr and Mrs Gerald Stamper of 192 Fernwood St welcomed a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Murphy
West Middletown
Samuel Powers
Gratis
John C. King
Oxford State Rd
Robert Myers
Sheffield St
Gerald Stamper
Fernwood St
Medical and surgical cases listed for various residents
A community notice lists numerous individuals by name and address with medical or surgical statuses. Locations span Auburn Street Aberdeen Drive Germantown Franklin Wilbraham Road Dayton Cincinnati Grandview Hospital and others.
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Susan Schoultis
Auburn St
Rose Hall
Aberdeen
George Creech
Germantown
Edward Fitzgerald
Franklin
Luther Ellen Hoagland
Phillip Schrader
Franklin Route 2
Thomas Overley
Wilbraham Rd
Anna Volrich
Baltimore St
Jerry Malott
Mollie Florkey
Tytus Ave
Tommy McIntyre
Hazel McIntyre
Hill Ave
Kendall Jones
Lawn Ave
Roger Brown
Young St
Paul E. Reynolds
Grand Ave
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Elza Abraham
Dayton
Grandview Hospital
Obituary for G Earl King former Hamilton YMCA official
Cincinnati services set for 1 p m Friday for G Earl King 68 former social secretary of the Hamilton YMCA who died yesterday at Christ Hospital King a Springfield native began his Hamilton Y work July 1 1921 as assistant membership secretary was social secretary in 1923 and moved to Cincinnati after retirement last October Funeral services will be at Weir Funeral Home 3901 Reading Rd He is survived by his wife Myrtle a son and a daughter.
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Cincinnati
G. Earl King
Hamilton Ymca
Christ Hospital
King
Springfield
Hamilton “Y
Weir Funeral Home
Reading Rd
Deaths Elsewhere Associated Press
Boston professor of psychology Jared Sparks Moore, 71, retired after 43 years at Western Reserve University. Milwaukee businessman Charles W. Trampe, 61, Monogram-Midwest Film Co. president and Monogram Pictures director who was born in Germany. Daytona Beach resident Leo Lilienthal, 82, father of David F. Lilienthal, former Atomic Energy Commission chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Jared Sparks Moore
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Charles W. Trampe
Monogram-Midwest Film Co
Monogram Pictures Corporation of
Hollywood
Germany
Daytona Beach, Fla
Leo Lilienthal
David F. Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Wing sports head recalled by Army
Lou Tschudi sports director at radio station WING was recalled to extended active duty by the Air Force. He is a lieutenant colonel who finished processing at Wright Patterson AFB and will report for duty May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Lou Tschudi
WING
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Tschudi
Wright-Patterson
Golf ride named Cleveland assistant to Picard
AP reports golfer Matt Moore aged 31 from Charleston South Carolina has been named assistant to Henry Picard head professional at Canterbury Club. Moore has been a pro since 1947 at Orangeburg and Aiken in South Carolina.
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Cleveland
Matt Moore
Charleston
S. C
Henry Picard
Canterbury Club
Moore
Orangeburg
Aiken
South Carolina
Oriental Animal Crossword Clues Unearthed
A compact puzzle list presenting horizontal and vertical clues. Horizontal entries include animal depictions and color terms while vertical clues span flavors, latin abbreviations, and animal names. The grid hints at a themed cross fill with multiple linguistic twists.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 33 Reverse 35 Harangue 36 Shops
Puzzle clues prompt a list of short definitions and wordplay items. Each entry seeks a concise solution, hinting at common crossword answers and vague references across multiple categories. The brief asks for a compact enumeration of potential definitions and their terse resolutions.
Community meeting night listings in Middletown area
A dense schedule of evening meetings across Middletown shows Knights of St John Fraternal groups local education boards and service clubs meeting at multiple venues including St John Church 2100 South Main and Middletown High School State Highway Garage and the Civic Association library and hotels. Organizations include Armored Cavalry Company D 107th, Fraternal Order of Police, Lions Kiwanis Toastmasters BPOE Alpha Council Jr OUAM and the National Association of Letter Carriers among others with times from 12 noon to 8 p.m.
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Knights of St. John
St. John Church
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
Fraternal Order of Police Agrsociates
Lemon Township
Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Manchester Hotel
YMCA
Toastmasters Club
Manchester
AEIF
South Main St. Armory
Odd Fellows Lodge
IOOF
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Hall
Blythe Williams Post
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Alpha Council 326
Jr. Ouam
North Broad St
Middletown
Middletown High
Ohio Defense Corps
Wilson School
Sherman
National Association of Letter Carriers
Trades and Labor Hall
Maple Park
Mothers’ Club
Post-Hiring Procedures Discussed By Middletown Personnel
The Middletown Personnel Association reviewed post-hiring procedures during a dinner at the Colony Restaurant. Wilson Vanderveer of Armco and Jack Linzie of Aeronca led the program on steps after hire, including forms, records, promotions, and company rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Personnel Association
Middletown
Colony
Wilson Vanderveer
Armco Steel Corporation
Jack Linzie
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
John Murray
Aeronca
Armco
Sorg Paper Company
Lima Woman Convicted Of Embezzling Court Funds
Alma Schlott, former juvenile court employee, was found guilty of embezzling 8869 in court funds. Sentencing delayed as she seeks a new trial. Jury found her responsible for about 31000 across four indictments. Schlott managed juvenile court funds and county aid for dependent children. The article also notes the US consumes two billion pounds of confections annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Alma Schlott
Juvenile Court
Common Pleas
Moran B. Jenkins
Probate actions reveal multiple wills and distributions
Butler County probate records show the will of John Riesenberg naming Katherine as executrix, with a December 28 signing and a March 6 death. The Coulter will, dated October 23, 1944, leaves equal shares to Arthur J. Coulter and others, with John R. Coulter named executor. Oscar R. Leiser approved the Emil Wittman estate distribution totaling 28,341.37 among listed heirs and churches, with specific per‑person amounts.
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John Riesenberg
Union Township
Katherine
Sarah Elizabeth Coulter
Oxford
Arthur J
George W
John R
Howard S. Coulter
Jennie M. Jewell
Marjorie E. Dyer
John R. Coulter
Ella B. Obrian
Charles Elliott
Oscar R. Leiser
Emil Wittman
Seven Mile
C. A. Kumler
Delbert Schul
Dan Evans
Robert Carter
Emma Stoneker
Presbyterian Church of
Methodist Church
Laverna Smith
Fred Wittman
Carl Wittman
Della Davis
Carl J. Schul
Clinton Gebhart
Hazel Kennel
Vernon Sheley
Probate notes for Eppeler and Farler estates
The estate of Fred Eppeler in Hamilton was appraised at 6300 with 5500 in realty, executrix Lorain Eppeler. Herbert M. Ingram was named to administer the estate of Thur mond Farler of Middletown, who died February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eppeler
Hamilton
Loraine Eppeler
Herbert M. Ingram
Thurmond Farler
Middletown
Divorces Granted Eva Adams From Charles Adams
Eva Adams of Hamilton is granted a divorce from Charles Adams on grounds of neglect and cruelty as presided by Judge P. P. Boli. The action formally dissolves the marriage and settles related legal matters.
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Eva Adams
Hamilton
Charles Adams
P. P. Boli
Pope elevates Bishop Molloy to Archbishop honor
The Vatican announced that Most Rev Thomas E Molloy bishop of Brooklyn was elevated to archbishop by Pope Pius XII This is a personal honor not creating metropolitan status Molloy born 1885 in Nashua New Hampshire studied in Rome and served as secretary to Cardinal Mundelein before becoming auxiliary bishop and then bishop of Brooklyn in 1921
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Washington
Pius XII
Thomas E. Molloy
Brooklyn
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
U. S
Molloy
Naeshua
N. H
North American College
Rome
Cardinal Mundelein
Bishop Molloy
Lorillard Stock Subscriptions Rise in New Share Issue
Stockholders of P. Lorillard Company subscribed for 227,680 of 249,600 additional common shares at 20.50 dollars per share according to the Wall Street Journal. The remaining 21,920 unsubscribed shares were bought by Lehman Brothers and Smith, Barney and Company and associates, the underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lorillard Company
Wall Street Journal
Lehman Brothers and
Smith, Barney and Company and Associates
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Stagg
Chicago
Don Hutson
Alabama
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Wilbur
Fats
W. W. ‘Pudge
Heffelfinger
Yale
Robert Suffridge
Tennessee
Adolph
Schultz
Walter Eckersall
Harold
Red’ Grange
Illinois
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Warner
Kansas
Bright Eyes
Joan Walsh
Pinehurst
N.C
Michael G. Walsh
Southern Pines
NEA
Armco Girls
Ring Stylers
Gardner Board
Wombold
Lane Jones
Sue Baker
Phyllis Romans
Gutter Rats
Jitterbugs
Bb's
Buckaroos
Sreknits
Jeepsters
Sorg Dolls
Dot Woodward
Old Gold
Margie Sanders
Eversharp’s
Crystal Tissue No. 2
Inland Container
Dot Hoover
Inland
Edna Stump
Food Service
Gas and Electric
Yankee Rd
Electric
Tuck Sanders
H. Smith
Chalmer Hughes
Mel Parks
Richmond
Thurs
Pamera
Dana Andrews
Mamta WA
al Ny
Sumner
Harry Evans
Fifth Ave
Jesse Long
Waynesville
Ha Shelby Million
Queen
Lawrence Moyer
George Swank
South Sutphin St
Raleigh Trimble
North Ve
William Willis
Springboro
Robert Wolfe
Robert White
Army
Tom Young
Milland
Dennis O'Keefe
Vera Vague
Katy
Sitie
Pitts
United States
CME
Butler County Courts
Johnny Eager
Robert Taylor
Lana Turner
Scott Brady
Mona Freeman
Ree
George Mehas
Ruth Hall
All Girl
Fred Astaire
Jane Powell
Technicolor
Tomor Fri
Paramount
Golor
Leure
Lues
Allen Nixon
Mare Lyne
Laura Elliott JA Arness
Gloria Petropft
Bill Kennedy
WLW
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