Fear Of War Overhangs Easter Prayers For Peace
Easter prayers for peace were observed worldwide under war tensions and changing values. The report cites Pope Pius XII in Rome, U S troops in Korea, sunrise services in America, and Easter parades dampened by rain and floods. It notes Sabre jet action, Panmunjom talks, and broadcasts from Radio Free Europe and Voice of America carrying prayers to oppressed peoples.
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Flood Project Brings Death In Its Wake
In Auburn California a 50 year old woman Etta Mae Dickinson strangled herself with a stocking reportedly after killing her father James Peter Dickinson and setting their 326 acre ranch home on fire. She was taken to Dewitt State Hospital for observation after the blaze and her body was found there. Authorities say she killed her father with a shotgun then burned the house following a flood control project condemnation.
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Dewitt State Hospital
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Community Meeting Schedule for Middletown and Surrounding Areas
Local clubs and civic groups publish a Monday and Tuesday slate of meetings across Middletown, North Middletown, Mayfield, and nearby sites including Senior High School, Manchester Hotel, and Armory. Attendees include Civic Symphony, American Legion 218, Sertoma, Civitan, Rotary, Fire Association, Fire Department, and SPEBSQSA with times from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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American Legion
Legion Home
Longview Social Service League Board
Nelbar St
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Manchester
Sertoma Club
North Middletown
Divorce notice of Dewey Buckingham in Butler County case 67897
Wilma Bucking ham seeks a divorce from Dewey Buckingham in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio in case number 67897 filed March 13 1952 on the grounds of gross neglect of duty defendants must answer by April 26 1952 or the prayer will be granted Maxwell Finkleman attorney case public notice dates March 17 24 31 April 7 14 21
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Joseph T. Kiep
Richard N. Koehler
Maxwell Finkleman
Manuel Hay
Oscar Byram Hay
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Butler County
Ohio
Atorney
Just Desserts Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Mix
A word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with items like pudding Greek letter everlastingly tenderized rooster and other interwoven clues. Includes terms such as demigod city in Soviet Russia and sea eagle among others.
Donors needed for Lebanon bloodmobile Tuesday
Lebanon special report notes 175 donors needed for a Tuesday bloodmobile at Memorial Hall from 12 30 to 6 30 p m Jesse Oakman chairman of the Warren County Red Cross Blood Bank program announced the goal and voluntary workers may report by 10 a m Donors should come early to help surpass prior records plus other blood drives are planned for Franklin Mason and Waynesville the county fund drive remains under deadline extended indefinitely with local solicitors urged to check territories and contributions sent to Esther Dunham at the courthouse Lebanon also hosts a two day regional model railroad convention April 26 27 with participants from multiple states and safety speaker State Highway Patrol S E H Thomas to address nurses association guest night at the Golden Lamb with spring and summer fund raising plans outlined.
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Lebanon
Memorial Hall
Jesse Oakman
Warren County Red Cross
Oakman
Possie
Warren County
L. F. Wertz
Esther Dunham
Set. E. H. Thomas
State Highway Patrol
Wilmington
Warren County Registered Nurses Association
Rhyme Time by Gordon Martin Opens Baseball Season
Gordon Martins verse celebrates the return of baseball with vivid scenes of July sun, bats, base paths, and dramatic plays. The poem envisions a rookie earning fame as fans savor hot dogs, rhubarb, and the All American, sport driven joy of opening day.
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Evermore
Progressive Party Set For July 4 Chicago Convention
The Progressive party will hold its 1952 national convention in Chicago over the July 4 weekend. Former Congressman Vito Marcantonio, national campaign committee chairman, announced the schedule yesterday. Vincent Hallinan, California attorney, is named as presidential candidate and Mrs. Charlotte Bass of New York as vice president with a party platform to be adopted.
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New York
Progressive Party
Chicago
Vito Marcantonio
National Campaign Committee
Vincent Hallinan
California
Charlotte Bass
Woman and child found dead in Akron home
Coroner’s assistant M. T. Abels delayed ruling on a hanging death and a suspected drowning in the Akron residence. Mrs. Goldie Tefoya, 46, was found dead by hanging in the basement Sunday night. upstairs her daughter Janet, 3, was also dead, deputies said. The husband Philip Tefoya, employed at Goodyear, was away at the time.
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Akron
M. T. Abels
Goldie Tefoya
Donnie
Janet
Yugoslav DP Kills Self and His Four Children
Sergiusz Aksiuk a 38 year old Russian born Yugoslav refugee who led Russia in 1918 sealed a rooming house with gas and killed himself and his four children aged 7 to 15 after moving to Toronto two months ago. His wife Nina discovered the bodies when returning home after work. Police offered no immediate explanation.
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Toronto
Yugoslavia
Sergiusz Aksiuk
Russia
Aksiuk
Nina
Honolulu wife seeks relief over husband Irish Sweep stake funds
Mrs Dorothy Soyack files in U S Tax Court detailing her husband John L Soyack won 139 285 and vanished with another woman. She alleges he skimmed household funds, sent 16000 then 70042 50 to the other woman, and gave 643?08 in back taxes supported by the government claim against her for the amount. Hydrogen note appears but unrelated.
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Washington
Honolulu
Dorothy Marie Soyack
U. S
United States
John L. Soyack
California
New York
New York City
Soyack
AP to Provide Television News On Film
New York AP will offer a complete film news service tailored for TV stations. General Manager Frank J. Stenzel announced that AP member outlets can acquire this exclusive broadcast news package.
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New York
Associated Press
Frank J. Stanzel
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