Five 4-H Clubs Name Officers for Summer Prep
Five 4-H clubs in Butler County elected new officers to prepare for summer activities and the September fair. In Trenton the Senior Clothing Club renamed the Trenton Thimblettes with Sally Fienner as president and Ann Kehr as junior leader. Trenton Junior Food Club became Trenton Sugar and Spice with Judy Richards president. Monroe’s Lemon Township 4-H Clothing Club named The Teen Stitchers, led by president Susan Coppess and officers Sonja Casperson, Nancy Oliver, and Pat Berry. Jacksonburg’s Wayne Township Sewing Club elected The Taylor Maids with president Gloria Schenck and officers Mildred Schooley and Molly Taylor. Wayne Township Sheep Club became Wayne Township Wool Clippers led by Jean Condes with officer slate including Linda Schaefer and Dick Cordes. Meetings set for April 24 and upcoming Tuesday night in Wayne School gym.
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Butler County
Trenton
Sally Fienner
Kathy Keefe
Sandra Weide
Mildred Isaacs
Nancy Garrett
Karen Alispach
Loretta Keefe
Margo Page
Ann Kehr
Trenton Thimblettes
Judy Richards
Sugar and Spice Club
Charlotte Isaacs
Connie Spicer
Beverly Johnson
Kathy Boyd
Brenda Spicer
Kresttr
Anita Hall
Monroe
Susan Coppess
Lemon Township
4-H
Orville Lowe
Sonja Casperson
Nancy Oliver
Susan McKinley
Pat Berry
Janet Breytstrack
Linda Nash
William Hoffman
Lowe
Jacksonburg
Gloria Schenck
Wayne Township
Don ‘Taylor
Taylor Maids
Mildred Schooley
Molly Taylor
Carolyn Schenck
Susan Jane Schramm
Judy James
Karen Weber
Linda Schaefer
Brenda Pelfrey
Wayne School
Jean Condes
Dick Cordes
Jerry Buchheit
Bill Schaefer
Bonnie Wendt
Charles Schaefer
Trenton School
Washington, D. C
Hamilton
Charles Techman
Arthur Tolley
Phone Service Restored After Preble County Wind Storm
Dick Pequignot, manager of Ohio Telephone Service Co, asks Preble County residents to report remaining outages as a wind and ice storm leaves more than half the phones out. Three crews from Greenville district assist in cleanup with most trouble in Eaton Jansburg exchanges. main lines restored, service expected by week’s end.
Sunrise Service at 7 Easter Morn in Trenton
St Peter's Lutheran Church sets Easter dawn service at 7 with Sunday school at 9 15 and Holy Communion at 10 15. Community notes include visits among local families school events 4 H club officers and sewing club first meeting. Mrs Roy Roman injured Thursday dislocating shoulder and breaking arm.
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St. Peter's Lutheran Church
R. L. Funk
Muscoga
Okla
Lora Coats
Sherman Lindsay
Tucson
Ariz
Maud Coate
Bill Coate
Ben Coate
Robert Coate
Columbus
Ladies of Holy Name St. Elizabeth Alter Society
Madison Juniors Magic Stitchers Sewing Club
Ed Keefe
Karen Bailey
Donna Adams
Evelyn Keefe
Ihome
Keefe
Roy Roman
Middletown Hospital
Preble County Forms Fire Network Across Five Towns
Camden mayor Orville Wood announced that Preble County commissioners signed an agreement to form a joint fire network and Civil Defense reporting system for Camden New Paris West Manchester Eaton and Eldorado. The county will host a radio antenna atop the Eaton courthouse and supply power while towns plan future radio setups for emergency and fire alarms.
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Camden
New Paris
West Manchester
Eaton
Eldorado
Wood
Shawnee Band Sells 2400 Chocolate Bars For New Uniforms
Shawnee High School band members launch a two week drive to sell 2400 chocolate bars to raise 400 dollars for new uniforms. Seniors present Glamour Boy on April 26 in the school auditorium as spring vacation begins. Preble County Health Department holds a preschool clinic at Shawnee School tomorrow at 9.00 for children turning six before November 1.
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Camden
Shawnee High School
Preble County
Germantown Rescue Squad Schedules Bake Sale This Saturday
Germantown Rescue Squad sponsors a bake sale Saturday and takes orders for colored eggs to be delivered the same day. Notable local visits include Mrs. J Dewey Scholl hosting a bridge night and Mrs. Mary Ann Grubbs visiting from Cleveland for spring break.
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Germantown
Herbert Brill
Dayton
Germanytown
J. Dewey Scholl
Ion Orchard Avenue
Mary Ann Grubbs
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court reviews 5th Amendment case in Luera parole
The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to review the reversal of Vargas Luera's parole after he refused to answer questions at a narcotics trial. The Defiance County case involved Luera's Fifth Amendment claim and the later reversal by an appellate court. The court also takes up several other appeals and motions from Ohio counties including Huron, Stark, and Sandusky.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court Today
Defiance County Common
Vargas Luera
Defiance
Luera
Armand Perez
Perez
Common Pleas Court
Appellate’ Court
Supreme Court
Stark County Appellate Court
Homer D. Jones
Isis
Gulf Refining Co
Warren
Fairmont Foods Co
Cleveland
Fairmont
Huron County
Edward P. Theisen
Perry C. Miller
Sandusky County
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Margaret Slavens
Jackson
Jackson County
Parcipate
Gambling Course Breaks Up In Beverly Hills
Police Chief C. H. Anderson disbanded a gambling arts class held in the Beverly Hills reservation office at the Royal Nevada Hotel in Las Vegas. The instruction aimed to teach visitors native gambling lore under California law that bans possession of gambling equipment. No money changed hands and no arrests were made.
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Beverly Hills
C. H. Anderson
Beverly Hi
Las Vegas
Royal Nevada
Anderson
California
Thieves Break Into Sorg Building On North Main Street
Thieves entered the Sorg Paper Co storage building at 119 N Main St through a north window on the east side and stole six four foot fluorescent light fixtures and about 24 light fuses valued at 180 dollars. Glass and masonite were also missing. Det. Herbert Frazier investigated at 10:30 a.m.
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N. Main St
Sorg Paper Co
Herbert Frazier
Florence quake causes light damage with no casualties
An earthquake struck the Florence area causing minor damage to several houses in surrounding villages. No injuries were reported.
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Florence
Italy
Gang Fight Turns Out To Be Movie Stunt In Cincinnati
A staged gang brawl in Cincinnati with about 40 youths was halted by Police Colonel Robert Klug who realized the scuffle was for filming a movie. No injuries occurred as actors pretended to fight while a reporter investigates gang origins for a fundraising drive.
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Cincinnati
Robert Klug
Klug
Aew
United Appeal
Thief Faces Slow Death From Radium Theft
Six radium needles stolen from Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton in September showed up April 5 at Newark Electric Co. store in Chicago. Illinois health director Dr. Roland R. Gross warned a thief carrying the needles more than thirty minutes could suffer radiation sickness and possibly death if untreated.
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Chicago
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Newark Electric Co
Roland R. Gross
Illinois
iGross
Innocent Man Faints in Philadelphia Court
In Philadelphia the defendant William B Dingdang fainted in a chair behind the jury box as the court prepared to deliver a verdict in a drunken driving case. He was removed to a hospital and later reported in good condition. The jury found him not guilty.
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Philadelphia
Michael Tankle
Criminal Court
Delfendant
William B. Dingdang
Dingdang
House Appropriations Set For Major Budget Vote
The House nears approval of its eighth major appropriations bill of the session providing 556 759 835 to State and Justice Departments the judiciary and the U S Information Agency for the fiscal year starting July 1 The panel cut USIA and State Department funding but attempts to further shrink allocations failed in the roll call votes leading to a total near 14 billion in recommended cuts from presidential requests.
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House
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Justice Departments
Federal Judicial
U. S. Information Agency
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State Department
Gross
Iowa
FBI Grabs Man In Holdup Case
Dave Tiburzio, 34, of Youngstown Ohio, was arrested by FBI agents and local police on a street in Etna. He faces unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for armed robbery tied to the July 8 1956 Baron Cafe holdup in Steubenville Ohio. He forfeited a $50 000 bond and missed a September 3 trial date.
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Pittsburgh
Dave Tiburzio
Youngstown
Ohio
FBI
Etna
E. H. Winterrowd
Tiburzio
Steubenville
Toads at Philadelphia Zoo Grow Bigger Amid Treatments
The Philadelphia Zoo unveils three eight inch toads from Colombia. Keepers treat their tank water with compounds to aid growth. Ed Endy notes a companion suggesting tranquilizers are used to keep the toads from jumping.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Colombia
Ed Endy
Premier Flies Back To Poland
Pyongyang radio reports Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewcz and a nine member government delegation departed North Korea today by special plane for Poland. They arrived in Pyongyang on April 14 after touring Burma Cambodia India North Viet Nam and China. The group spent three days visiting coal mines and factories financed by Poland.
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Pyongyang
Josef Cyrankiewcz
North Korea
Poland
Cyrankiewcz
Burma
Cambodia
India
North Viet Nam
China
Maryland Law Invalidated as Unconstitutional Discriminatory
Baltimore judges strike down a 250 year old Maryland statute that made it a crime for a white woman to bear a child fathered by a Negro. Judge Emory H. Niles ruled the 1715 law unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment and dismissed an indictment against a 20 year old white woman.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Mansfield Man Killed in Crash Near Crider Road
Ted Weir, 34, of Mansfield, died Tuesday night when his car struck a bridge four miles northeast of Mansfield on Crider Road, according to the state highway patrol.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Ted Weir
Here
Crider Road
Highway Patrol
United States Department of Agriculture Origin
The United States Department of Agriculture was established in 1889 marking a formal federal agency to oversee farming food and rural affairs.
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United States Department O Agriculture
DWI Case Goes To Grand Jury In Butler County
McIntosh bound to the Butler County Grand Jury under 500 bond after pleading innocent. Arrested on Oxford State Road April 6 by state patrolmen. Scalf fined 100 dollars and costs on assault charge, suspended. Duff fined 10 dollars for intoxication. other charges dismissed or withdrawn due to absences. Swim and Domineck charges also dismissed.
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Wilburn McIntosh
Oxford State Rd
Butler County
J. T. Lamb
McIitosh
Oxford State Road
Edward Scalf
N. Broad St
Delores Scalf
Lamb
Floyd Duff
Dayton
Duff
Irving Raper
Robert Swim
Riverview Dr
Willis Domineck
Young St
Explosion Turns Plant I to Rubble
A thunderous blast at the Monsanto Chemical Co plant in Nitro West Virginia Tuesday killed five workers and injured four. The three story building was gutted and chemical vapors drifted over the area though no serious fumes effects were reported. Unofficial word cites a chlorinator as probable cause with ruptured pipelines releasing ammonia that combined with chlorine. victims named include James Vintroux Elmer Priddy Joseph Johnson Manford Qualls and Lacy Gilbert.
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NITRO
W. Va
Monsanto Chemical Co
George K. Johnson
Monsanto
James R
Jack) Vintroux
Elmer Priddy Sr
Joseph Johnson
Manford Qualls
Lacy Gilbert
Strike Stoppage Halts Rail Traffic Across France
Railway traffic nearly halted as workers walk off trains for a 48 hour wage strike across France. Bus and subway workers join, paralyzing Paris traffic. The Communist led CGT demands a 10 percent pay rise, about 100 to 148 dollars monthly.
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Paris
France
General Confederation of Labor
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