Judge Releases Trip Families Pay Record Restitution
In Hamilton three families paid 1236 to secure release for three youths from Butler County Jail after a February 3 robbery victim Richard Medler testified pain and losses including 800 in wages and 400 in medical costs. Judge Fred B. Cramer kept them jailed until restitution was complete, noting the sum outweighed prison terms and would spare families from relief roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Richard Medler
Steve Gay, Jr
Harley Brown
Russell Reffett
Cramer
Miami Students Seek Applications for Draft Test
More than 2,000 students at Miami University will take the Selective Service College Qualification test. Board 10 said testing centers will not have application cards. cards are only at draft boards. Miami and Middletown sites are testing centers. Hamilton board also limited to 50 cards, prompting students to seek cards there or at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Eugene Albaugh
University
Selective Service Board 10
Albaugh
Lillian Sebald
Board 10
State Headquarters
Carl Whl
Miami
Hamilton
Middletown
Hamilton Board
Middletown High School
South Lebanon Strike Brings Four Arrests
In South Lebanon three adults and a juvenile face charges after a dispute at the Corwin Fred mushroom plant now on strike. Rosalee Baker and Hazel Allen with a juvenile are charged with assault and battery, while Junior Moore is charged with spreading roofing nails at the plant entrance. Hearings set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Squire Ranker’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
South Lebanon
Corwin Fred Mushroom
Rosalee Baker
Hazel Allen
Junior Moore
United Mine Workers
Squire Clarence F. Ranker
Police Briefs Prompt Action On Local Incidents
Howard E. Ellis 34 of 1404 Yankee Rd was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a 3 am arrest in the 1800 block of Woodlawn Ave. A bicycle found on Tytus Ave was reported issued to Bennett Roberts of 1638 Smith St. Ollie Day 39 of Trenton Route 1 was charged with assault and battery by deputies James Greenfield and Dick Schultheiss. Charles Ashcraft, a mail carrier of 1505 Smith Ave, was bitten on the left leg by a dog yesterday. Charles Raymond Bell of 4112 Warren Rd reported the theft of a billfold containing $13 and an Armco paycheck totaling $51.36 from his locker on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Ellis
Yankee Rd
Woodlawn Ave
Tytus Ave
Bennett Roberts
Smith St
Ollie Day
Trenton
Route 1
James Greenfield
Dick Schultheiss
Charles Ashcraft
Smith Ave
Ashcraft
Charles Raymond Bell
Warren Rd
Armco
Ohio House Honors Akron Newspaperman
The Ohio House adopted a resolution of congratulations to Clyde Mann of the Akron Beacon Journal, winner of the Paul Bellamy Award for a seven year effort uncovering Julius Krause’s wrongful 20 year prison case in Canton. The Plain Dealer created the award. AP members compete monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Akron
Clyde Mann
Akron Beacon Journal
Paul Bellamy
Mann
Julius Krause
Canton
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Associated Press
OPS Extends Price Controls to Natural Gas and Related Gases
The government extended price regulations at wholesale to natural gas and related gases including petroleum gas and casing head gas. The order, effective next Monday, allows long term contracts to continue for all but petroleum gas, noting many runs are written for up to 20 years and that prices will not rise beyond existing long term contract levels. Most gas sold under the rules travels via long pipelines under federal and state oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Bridge club prizes awarded in Lebanon gathering
The Tally O Bridge Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter in Lebanon this week. James Saunders, Mrs. James Childs, and Mrs. LaVerne Saunders received prizes after several sessions. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Childs. Rose Bud Sewing Club will meet at 420 North Broad Street with Mrs. Letha Lewis hosting at 8 30 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally-O Bridge Club
Joe Hunter
Lebanon
James Saunders
James Childs
LaVerne Saunders
Rose Bud Sewing Club
Loretha Lewis
North Broad St
Board To Announce Teacher Assignments
Members of the Board of Education will assign teachers and principals for next school year at the regular meeting tomorrow night. The closure of North and South schools and the opening of Wilson and Taft elementary schools will involve significant teacher shifts and a formal announcement of new principals will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
North
South
Wilson
Taft
Television Program Schedule Highlights and Lineups
A dense grid of daytime and late‑night programs lists WLW‑T and other stations with dozens of shows. It notes Wake Up and Live, Ruth Lyons Fifty Club, Howdy Doody, Kukla Fran Ollie, News Caravan, Broadway Open House, and many other titles, with times spanning morning to late evening across multiple channels.
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A. M
Stan Orning Nee
Magic
Ruth Lyons
Fifty Club
Hellar Dollar
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
Rangers
General Store
Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Hollywood
Weather Oes
Cornelia
Three Sentinels
Miss Susan
Faye Emerson
Kukla
Fran
Lyn Ballard
Steve Allen
Fraz, Thomas
Gerry Moore
A. Godfrey
Channel 7
Loco the Clown
Keet
Smith
Tiree City
Treasury Men
James Melton
Aartin Kane
Private Eye
Public Prosecutor
Hawkins
Communism tensions rise as MacArthur clash widens split
Radio and press reveal a U.S. policy dispute after MacArthur questioned arming more Koreans and the White House sought to counter a peace-bent stance. The row follows his 38th parallel remarks and a controversial letter to Martin, sparking allied tempers as Washington plans a restrained war exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
White House
Washington
Truman
United Nations
Red China
Martin
Sawyer Contempt Charge Hits Cabinet Official in Ship Case
The U S Court of Appeals cites Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and nine others for contempt and orders them to appear at 10:30 a m tomorrow to answer criminal contempt charges. The dispute centers on control of Dollar Lines stock with American President Lines and government agencies in a long court battle dating to 1935. The case has reached the Supreme Court three times and could rise again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. Court of Appeals
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Dollar
Ines
Peyton Ford
Philip B. Perlman
Philip B. Fleming
George Killion
American President Lines, Ltd
Court of Appeals
Old Maritime Commission
American President Lines
Dollar Lines
R. Stanley Dollar
Commerce Department
Maritime Commission
Supreme Court
Farm Industry Safer Than Home Ohioans Are Told
COLUMBUS AP Only 92 of the 4 884 fatal accidents in Ohio last year occurred in factories or on the farm at the 21st annual Ohio Safety Congress opening session. Robert L. Moulton credited industry safety programs for the low rate and Monroe J. Mechling urged miners to maintain precautions. He cited 66 mine fires costing 115 lives in eight years and issued 29 safety recommendations focusing on power control. About 3,000 attendees from industry and labor will view safety exhibits, including anti fogging liquid for eyewear and a device to shut stamping machines if a hand enters a danger zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Safety Congress
Robert L. Moulton
Monroe J. Mechling
Bureau of Mines
St. Clairsville
Mechling
Columbus OKs Bonds in Election Victory
Mayor James A. Rhodes hailed four bond issues approved by about 59 thousand voters in Columbus and Franklin County totaling 23.238 million dollars. The plan funds expressways in the city and county improvements for Port Columbus and an enlarged school building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
America
Franklin County
Port Columbus
Stock market opens lower as war stocks lead decline
New York AP reports a downbeat opening with losses exceeding a dollar per share. Selling surged from the open as brokers cleared overnight orders, hitting steels, motors, rails, and aircrafts. Large blocks traded include Chrysler, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Anaconda Copper, New York Central, Radio Corporation, U S Steel, Lockheed, and Decca Records with notable declines.
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New York
P.M
Greene & La Admiral Radio + Allied Stores
Peeeteeatenns
American Airlines
American Can
American
American T. & T. Wanells
Armco
Ween
Armco Steel
Anaconda Copper
Baltimore
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Sewers Sas
Boeing
Canadian Pacific
Jon Aper
Chrys R Corp
Climax Moly
Columbia G. & Edison Ee
Commonwealth Esses
Consolidated Edison Wee Li
Consolidated Vultee Air
Continental Baking
Euave Crane Co
Am Crucible Steel Seeere
Curtis Wright Sae
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Douglas Air
We DuPont Co
Electric Auto Lite
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
General Electric
Serene
54S Motors Sewer
Aos
Goodrich
Goodyear
Great Northern de Greyhound
Kroger Grocery
Lorillard
Marshal Field
Mead Corp
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Nash Redvinator
National Cash Register
Ai‘ New Port Inc
Évhah
New York Central
Northern Pacific
R. Reee
Ohio O1 Co
Packard Motors
Pan Amer
Paramount Pictures
Tener
Philee Radio Sevsees
Pennsylvania
R. R
Southern Pacific
Southern Ralls
Sperry Cor
Standard O
Ohio
N. J
Studebaker Corp
Tee Seas
Texas Corp
Tide Water Asso
United Aircraft
United Airlines
S. Rubber
T S. Stee
White Motors Westinghouse
M's
F. W. Woolworth
Youngstown
Tube
Tenith Radio
Sinclair Oil
Container Corp
Chrysler
General Motors
Bethleham Steel
Anaconda
Radio Corporation
U. S. Steel
Lockheed
Decca Records
St John Room Wins Attendance Pennant
The attendance pennant was won by Sister Thelma's room when the St. John PTO met in regular session last night in the church basement. After the business meeting Mrs. John Blust presiding, a program was presented by the dancing pupils of Miss Joan Ritter. A covered dish dinner and annual election of officers is planned for the May meeting. During the social hour refreshments were served by the seventh grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
St. John Pto
John Blust
Joan Ritter
Paroles for 51 Ohio inmates include two Butler County men
Harry Long and George West Jr were among 51 inmates granted paroles effective May 16 from the Ohio Penitentiary. Long is jailed for grand larceny while West Jr. serves a burglary term. Local police noted neither man hails from Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Ohio Penitentiary
Harry Long
George West, Jr
Middletown
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News of the World
eSe
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Neal Burris
Mel Martin
Jack Berea
Pepper Young's
Lorenzo Jones
RADIO
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Martin Agronsky
Breakfast Club
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey Quick As A Flash
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Matlock
Tom McCarthy
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Barbara
News Eaty Aces
Arthur
Hur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
WLW
Queen
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the Big Story
Charlie Ackerson
Peter Grant
Melody Trail
Big Jon and
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Will Lenny Joe Garretson
Cisco Kid Armstrong A
Rogues Gallery
Newsuthor
WKRC
McCarthy
Carmen Cavallaro
Bellish Club
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IRC
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Wlww
Jones
Red Brand
Tee
Markew
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Scheulmann
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Big Sister
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Weber
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Virginia Patterson
Perry Como
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Alan Young
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Kaffee Klatsch
Ladies Fair
WMOH
Ene
WPFR
Severs
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Kash Amburgy
Listen Ladies
Century Club
Miami U
Abee Fual
the Music News
Music Dollar
Melody Time Recruiting
Informa
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Carle
Miss Parade
Wayte Hoyt
Frank Edwards
Cedric Foster
Heatter
WPFK
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Witner
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Dayton Livestock
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S. Dept of Agr
Dayton
Cincinnati
Journal
Huilding
Fdees
Coods
Foom & Hoard
Lodge
Jefferson Lodge NO
Lost & F
Excello Hill
Highview Rd
Wal! St
Theston Bull
Sunset Park
Will
Grant
Converse Monument Co
Manchester Rd
Armor Park
Robert Konthier
Distict
7Th Ave
Arthur F
Earle Hotel
Farily
Wilson Funeral Home
Lafayette Lodge No 37
K. of P
Funeral Home
KR. Turner
Nermont Woodside Cemetery
Wilaon Funeral Home
Douglass
Fred
Mary
West State St
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
J. BE
Miltonville
McCoy-Laffier
Lamphier
Bertha
Omer Lam
Clark
Kegquiern High
Nicol Barbara
Cincinnati Hospital
McCoy-Leffier
Bernard Eeuer
McCoye- Leffler
SIBCY
Wallace Daniel
Yoare Age
Talo Usine Cy
R. R. No
Thomas Rd
Jos
A. B
Woodside
Jos. R. Baker & Sons
Taylor
Anna Kessler
Loren
Glenn Ave
Mercy Hospital
Schramm Funeral
Holy Trinity Church
Ineerment Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Lorists
Armbruster's Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Dial
The
Starr Floral Co
S. Main St
Bunnell's Floral Shop
Sheffield St
Highview Floral Gardens
Highview
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside Ave
Eara
North Middletown
Dixie Hets
FORD
Motol Rsin
Ross Moto Inc
Tytus
Hiueball
Clifton Farma
Coles Road
Dom's Hardware
N. Broad St
Scotts
Eclipse & Jacobson
Streifthau’s
Imperial Court Nerder of Amaranth
Hukc U
Miami Valley
Care Journal
Philip Hichard
Manuel Mobley
Turkeys
Baetors
Chicago
Columbus Oks Bonds
Stock Exchange
St. John Room
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