Right Thinking Is Key To World Ills Says Lions Officer
R Roy Keaton assistant secretary general of Lions International told 500 Lions and their wives at the Manchester Hotel district conference that thoughtful thinking shapes deeds and world events The talk covered crisis in Europe and support for America including the Marshall Plan and a stance against communism The session noted Lions history and growth with 350000 members expected and more than 600 reservations for a Dayton convention May 21 23 1950s event details included in the conference program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Roy Keaton
Chicago
Lions International
Manchester
Lions Clubs
Coudins
Keaton
America
United States
Russia
Melvin Jones
International Board
Middletown
Marion Hoover
Russell Stabler
John S. Parr
Nate Kunin
Richard E. Francis
Reading
International
William D. Long
Frank Pfeiffer
Dayton
Osborne-Fairfield Lionaires
Hillsboro
District 13
Therogram A. B. Dredge
The
Sons International
Board of Governors
Alarm System Will Require Three Months
A. C. Kilburn of Gamewell Co. predicted about three months to install the new fire alarm and police signal boxes in Middletown. He arrived to consult with Fire Chief William F. Fishbaugh and city officials on start location, street right of way and related ordinances. Kilburn will remain onsite with one or two key workers and seeks furnished lodging for the three month period.
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A. C. Kilburn
Gamewell Co
Middletown
Kilburn
William F. Fishbaugh
Oene
Rail operations remain normal on local lines
Rail traffic here continues on a normal basis with carload and LCL shipments steady. Coal movement is reduced, keeping yard engines and crews intact, while NYC passenger service curtailments looked possible but may be cancelled. Domestic coal stocks decline and broader industries near critical levels as the coal strike ends.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
LCL
William Apple
Nyc
Washington
Cancer Drive Reaches $865 Mark With Sorority Can Days
Donations pushed the Cancer Society campaign to 865.10 dollars, aided by Phi Beta Psi Sorority can days in the downtown district. Treasurer Robert Q. Millan said Saturday’s 227 dollars from mailed letters will be tallied with today’s totals to approach the 11,000 dollar goal for the cancer clinic and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Society
Robert Q. Millan
Phi Beta Psi
Millan
Sylvester Shetter
Cigaret Fire Causes Davenport Damage in Local Home
The Mid dletown Fire Department responded to a weekend blaze at 2003 Wilbraham Rd. in the home of Ernest Romans. A cigarette is believed to have started the fire at 1 15 a m Sunday, causing $25 damage to a davenport.
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Middletown
Davenport
Ernest Romans
Wilbraham Rd
Firster
Sid
Cheer Up Services Held at Butler County Jail
Prisoners at the Butler County Jail in Hamilton joined in singing and prayer as part of the monthly Cheer Up service arranged by Mrs. Bertha Perkins. Rev. Albert Creekbaum and Rev. Manford White spoke, with music by Miss Louis Sorrell, Miss Loraine Sorrell, and Mrs. Elsie Stamper. Bible distributions were noted and plans were made for May 9 Mother’s Day carnations.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Bertha Perkins
Albert Creekbaum
Manford White
Homer Hauser
Louis Sorrell
Loraine Sorrell
Elsie Stamper
Elsie Stamper Played Several Numbers On the Guitar. Also Assisting Mrs. Perkins
Helen Hauser
City Health Office Orders Sanitary Rule Soon
The City Health Department has issued two orders to install door plumbing in all city sectors with sewer service. Health Commissioner Dr. L C Neer estimated about 25 cases in city and fringe areas lacking sewer facilities. He noted wartime shortages delayed the program but removal of these conditions will improve sanitary welfare and town appearance.
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City Health Department
L. C. Neer
Dr. Neer
Monroe Students Sweep State Music Awards
Monroe High School finalists in Columbus earned two superior ratings and one excellent. Senior Robert Lewis on trumpet and Edwin Peterman on trombone received superior marks, Vernon Rowell earned excellent on trumpet, with Lewis achieving a third straight superior in the state finals.
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Monroe
Columbus
Robert Lewis
Edwin Peterman
Vernon Rowell
Lewis
Police Briefs Report Disorderly Conduct and Underage Neglect
Dan Hagins, 42, of 619 Wicoff Street, arrested on disorderly conduct and released on a $30 bond to appear in court. A neglect report on two children led to juvenile authorities. a 9-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy were found home alone. Two teens on Elmo Place rested on a porch. others cited for window peeping. Two men arrested for DUI: John Sappanish, 35, at Yankee Road, and Clarence Bowlin, 35, at Edgewood Street and Superior Avenue. Gust Frangos, 33, Ambridge, Pa., charged with auto tag law violation at Central and Broad. William Rice, 27, 2005 Armco Drive, charged with being in physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. to appear in Municipal Court this afternoon.
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Dan Hagins
Wicoff St
Elmo Pl
Earliegy
John Sappanish
Yankee Rd
Clarence Bowlin
Brentwood St
Edgewood St
Superior Ave
Gust Frangos
Ambridge
Central Ave
Broad St
William Rice
Armco Dr
Fruit and Veggie Strike Threatens Local Shortage
A planned strike by drivers and helpers at 76 Cincinnati fruit and vegetable commission houses could trigger a regional shortage in Middletown as talks fail. The vote passed 350 to 16 in favor of the walkout over a 20 cent hourly raise and a guaranteed work week, with union and industry leaders voicing conflicting predictions on supply.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Peoneey
Stamper
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Tony Rizzo
Rizzo and Sons
Walter Heath
Albers
Commission Houses
Ois
Samuel Butcher
Commission House Drivers and Helpers Local
AFL
Joseph H. Houdin
Cincinnati Fruit and Vegetable Association
Call Issued For Minister At Oakland Presbyterian
The Oakland church called Richard E. Moore of St. Louis to serve as pastor beginning July 1. Moore, a Yale Divinity School student, has been sponsored by St. Louis Presbyterians and will be ordained in June after graduation. He led a March 21 service. he is married with a daughter. The church has lacked a resident pastor since September.
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Oakland Presbyterian Church
Richard E. Moore
St. Louis
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Paramount at the Movies Weekly Schedule
At the Movies shows Naked City starring Barry Fitzgerald and Dorothy Hart across late afternoon and evening slots. Bride of Frankenstein with Boris Karloff and Colin Clive screens, plus Son of Frankenstein with Basil Rathbone and Karloff in a double feature. Tuesday adds South of Tahiti with Maria Montez and Brian Donlevy and Upturned Glass with James Mason, all with multiple daily showings.
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Barry Fitzgerald
Dorothy Hart
Boris Karloff
Colin Clive
Basil Rathbone
Tahiti
Maria Montez
Brian Donlevy
James Mason
Rainfall and cool spell hit city with rising river
Nearly two inches of rain drenched the city last night, the river rising from six to ten feet three inches. Forecasters predict cloudy cool weather with showers today and tomorrow. Temperatures ranged from a high of 68 to a low of 46 with a 49 reading at 9 30 this morning.
Scientists Fail To Pierce Iron Curtain Of Reds
Princeton New Jersey AP top atomic scientists fail to breach Soviet secrecy in scientific exchange. Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists sent letters to Soviet peers with only one reply referencing Andrei Gromyko. Einstein led group urging immediate diplomatic talks to avert total sclerosis of civilization.
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Princeton
N. J
Thorfin R. Hogness
University of Chicago
Atomic Scientists
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Hogness
Carmen Dress Rehearsal Tonight At Middletown High
Dress rehearsal for Carmen directed by H. Vincent Carter will be held tonight at the Middletown Senior High School auditorium. A capacity crowd is expected for the elaborate production noted for its colorful story and light music.
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Carmen
Middletown Senior High School
H. Vincent Carter
Local Woman Hurt in Fall at Home
Mrs. Ella Fitzgerald of Fourteenth Ave formerly of Monroe is treated at Middletown Hospital after falling at her home on Saturday and breaking a hip.
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Ella Fitzgerald
Fourteenth Ave
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Annual physical checkup urged for adults 45 plus
City Health Department will mail circulars urging annual medical exams for all 45 and older and chest X rays for everyone over 16 every three years. The circular uses a clock motif with death imagery to underline heart disease cancer accident and tuberculosis risks. The Health Commissioner Dr L C Neer announced the effort today.
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City Health Department
L. C. Neer
Health Department
Oxford Sewer District Set to Ward Water Line
A Saturday draft resolution by Butler County Commissioners seeks to establish a sewer district to back a water supply line from Oxford village works to residents along the Oxford College Corner Pike and Hester and Coulton Roads. Engineer Harry Duane estimates the pipeline at 36000 dollars to be assessed against 40 properties including St Mary Catholic Church, with one landowner listed for 5503 dollars due to extensive footage along the route.
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Butler County
Oxford Village
Oxford College Corner Pike
Hester Rd
Coulton Rd
Harry Duane
St Mary Catholic Church
Oysters Shucked Easier with Carbonated Water Dip
A note says oysters submerged in carbonated water for five minutes become much easier to shuck. The claim highlights a simple prep technique benefiting seafood handling.
Couple Escapes Drowning After Creek Car Crash
A Middletown couple Donald Worman 26 and Anita 25 escaped drowning when their car skidded into a creek off U S 25 at West Chester after hitting a truck. They suffered head and shoulder injuries. Passengers Steve Deardoff 24 and Lucille 25 also injured. Two other drivers Ira Zimmerman 66 and Dan Howell 22 sustained shoulder injuries and minor wounds in separate collision at Routes 725 and 741.
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Middletown
Richard Schultheiss
Donald Worman
Anita
S. Broad St
U. S. 25
West Chester
Worman
Steve Deardoff
Lucille
S. Clinton St
Ira Zimmerman
Dayton
Dan R. Howell
Piqua
Taft and Stassen Pass on MU Mock Convention Speakers
Harold Stassen, winner of the Wisconsin Republican primary, and Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio likely will not speak at the Miami University mock Republican convention set for April 21 and 22. Initial talks suggested they might attend, but current indications show they will be unavailable.
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Oxford
Harold Stassen
Wisconsin
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Miami University
Passenger Richard Francis Sustains Head Bruise in Incident
A boy aged 11 identified as Richard Francis was a passenger in an incident that caused cuts on the hands and legs and left him with a bruise on the head. The report notes minor injuries to the young traveler with no further details.
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Richard Francis
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Howell
Geneva
Taft
Stassen
Wighspeed
John J. Palmer
First Nati. Bank Bldg
Philip Morris
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