MHS Tourists Promote “Candidate” On Washington Trip
100 MHS seniors toured Washington and Williamsburg over Easter carrying posters in support of their government teacher H. H. Lawrence. They visited landmarks including the Capitol, Supreme Court, Lincoln and Jefferson memorials, the Washington Monument, and the White House exterior, with excitement over cherry blossoms and a final train ride home marked by fatigue and lost baggage.
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H. H. Lawrence
Lawrence
Washington, D.C
MHS
Washington
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Richmond
Cincinnati
Mhs’ers
Washington Monument
Potomac
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pan- American Union Building
Supreme Court Building
Capitol Hill
Congressional Library
Smithsonian Institute
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Ford's Theatre
National Gallery of Art
White House
Bananas Dominate Honduras Exports Amid Springlike Travel Echoes
A travel group praised a smooth itinerary with great scenery while Honduran exports show the nation shipping over 14 million banana stems annually. Chaperones Lawrence, Miss Veda McCray, Miss Josephine Armstrong and A. E. Minnich voiced fatigue yet shared the journey’s unique experience.
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Lawrence
Veda McCray
Josephine Armstrong
A. E. Minnich
Trembling Bandit Muffs Bank Robbery Attempt
A nervous gunman attempted a Brewster Banking Co robbery in Massillon Ohio area on Monday. He entered with a pistol but fled without taking money as staff froze. Described as about 50 with a stocky build, roadblocks and sheriff deputies searched the Brewster area.
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Massillon
Brewster Mondday
Brewster Banking Co
Fred Paumier
Odessa Moser
Sue Frederick
Brewster
New Atomic Blast Set For Today
LAS VEGAS Nevada reports the Atomic Energy Commission plans a second nuclear blast this morning barring weather. It will not be a major explosion while over 7000 Army Marine and Air Force personnel take part in atomic maneuvers with newsmen and civilian defense officials observing.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
World Famous Utah Copper Mine Output Claim
A claim notes the Utah copper open-cut mine typically yields from twenty five to thirty percent of newly mined copper in the United States, highlighting its significance in national production and market influence.
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Utah
U.S
Powell Fined for DWI and License Violations by Municipal Court
Courtney James Powell, 46, of 1713 Fleming Rd, fined 200 dollars and costs with a six month driving ban after appearing before Judge Alton H. Combs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Fines for lack of license and registration were suspended. Powell was arrested at Clinton St and Vail Ave. William Ferguson, 46, of 813 Seventeenth Ave, fined 20 dollars and costs for no license with half suspended pending exam in 10 days. Willie H. Tinch, 19, of 1008 Hanover St, fined 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct.
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Courtney James Powell
Fleming Rd
Alton H. Combs
Powell
Clinton St
Vail Ave
William Ferguson
Seventeenth Ave
Willie H. Tinch
Hanover St
Charges Dropped in Collision Case Against James R Roberts
James R Roberts of 1638 Smith Street faced charges of fleeing the scene of an accident and careless driving. The case was dismissed and Roberts ordered to pay $12 in court costs. James Fields, who had filed warrants, indicated he did not wish to press charges.
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James R. Roberts
Smith St
Roberts
James Fields
Seven Teens Fined in Franklin Mayor's Court
Franklin special report: Judge J. T. Riley presided Monday over municipal court where seven teens were fined. State patrol, city police, and Carlisle constable arrests accounted for nine, including Richard Minge and Warren Robinson fined on disorderly conduct. Burton Kirby pleaded guilty to DUI, fined 100 dollars with 30 days jail suspended plus 75 dollars of the fine suspended. weekend jail conditional on good behavior and car sale within 30 days with license and tags surrendered. Mary Opdyke forfeited 100 dollar bond in a DUI case continued since February 29. Other patrol defendants faced left of center and careless operation charges, with various fines and costs. Constable Walter Stephens noted Irwin trespassing on farmland to reach a fishing spot.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
State Patrol
Carlisle
Richard Minge
Union Rd
Warren Robinson
Columbia Ave
Middletown
Burton Kirby
North River St
Riley
Kirby
Mary Opdyke
Crawford St
Dudley Gill
Detroit
Mich
Weenie Coons
Royal Oak
William Hopkins
Hamilton
Herman Jenesky
Dayton
Albert Johnson
Miamisburg
James Warner
Omer Estridge
John Hitchcock, Jr
South Lebanon
Adam Kryncel
Francis Irwin
Ilinois Ave
Walter Stephens
Irwin
Births for Bowen and Scheffler Families Today
Mr and Mrs Lee Bowen of 8 The Alameda welcome a girl and Mr and Mrs L Francis Scheffler of 2205 Winton Street celebrate the birth of a boy today.
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Lee Bowen
The
Alameda
L. Francis Scheffler
Winton St
Hospital patient list shows admissions and dismissals
The notice lists multiple local residents and their hospital statuses. Names include Mrs Wilbert Longworth Patricia Howard Elmer Birch Mrs Clarence Baker Mrs John Puckett William Stewart and many others with surgical or medical designations. Dismissals include Mrs Maggie Tucker and Sarah McIntosh.
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Wilbert Longworth
Franklin Route 1
Patricia Howard
Daugher
Ray Howard
Carolina St
Elmer Birch
North Ave
Clarence Baker
Prospect Ave
John Puckett
Hughes St
William Stewart
Eightteenth Ave
Carl Mears
Franklin
Gilbert Bowling
Clayton St
Stephen Marchetti
Anthony Marchetti
Finley St
Ruth Stout
Carl Stout
Crawford St
Harry Lewis
Sherman Ave
James Carmack
Robert Carmack
Surgical
Marie Peterson
Baltimore St
Angela Duncil
Conrad Duncil
Grand Ave
Marilyn and
Donald Holmes
Samuelee
Seventeeth Ave
G. D. Ellison
Ada Griffith
North Grimes St
McCleary Clinic
Excelsior Springs
JA Firms Too Struggle To End Year In The Black
Middletown Junior Achievement firms face a hard year end as production closes for the JA year. M G McCall expects all 18 companies to finish profitable, with April 21 set as the deadline to end the JA year. The program emphasizes learning by doing and the need to pay dividends despite limited business experience.
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Middletown
M.G. McCall
McCall
Lausche To Dedicate Tree Farm Near Newark
Gov Frank J Lausche will dedicate the Thomas Price tree farm in Licking County near Newark on Arbor Day April 25 Price has planted
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Lausche
Newark
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas Price
Licking County
Price
Governor to Dedicate Forest as Part of Conservation Month
The governor will attend the dedication of the Xenia Central High School forest on April 23 as part of Ohio's conservation month observances. The farm has grown 47,000 trees since 1930 in support of the program.
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Xenia Central High School
Achiever Day in Industry Comes to Local Posts
The event marks VA company officials taking over posts in local industries, highlighting a push to boost effort and productivity as the calendar advances.
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Plains
Dayton Hardware Store Robbed After Noon Heist
Two men robbed a Dayton hardware store just after noon Monday and fled with between 800 and 1000 dollars in cash and four guns. Police searched the area for suspects and details remain sparse as investigators review store records and surveillance for leads.
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Dayton, O
Dayton
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