Blood Freezing Plan Studied for Indefinite Blood Preservation
Atlantic City AP reports navy sponsored research on a new process to preserve blood indefinitely by freezing using liquid nitrogen and a protective preservative. Dr. A P Rinfret describes albumin and a plastic preservative as enabling whole blood or red cells to be frozen and thawed with little damage. The method, favoring whole blood, offers advantages over glycerol based preservation and aims for immediate transfusion after thawing for military use.
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Atlantic City, NJ
A. P. Rinfret
Rinfret
Madison High Boosters elect Ober to second term
Ober Don, longtime maintenance supervisor at Armen Steel Corp, was elected president of the Madison High School Boosters Club for a second term at the annual meeting. Harold Knepshield and Lewis Yoder were elected vice president and recording secretary, with Stella Weidle as corresponding secretary and Haywood Stafford as treasurer. The club plans 45 uniforms at $9 each for the marching band and expects a $809 profit from a dinner to fund uniforms. A June 2 dogwood show on the football field at 5 pm is planned as a second fundraiser, with rain date June 9.
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Don Ober
Germantown Road
Armen Steel Corp
Madison High School
Harold Knepshield
Trenton-Franklin Road
Lewis Yoder
Freilyn Drive
Mra Stella Weidle
Middletown- Eaton Road
Haywood Stafford
West Alexandria Road
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Petition at Carlisle Protests New Lincoln Street
Carlisle Council faced a last night petition against Lincoln Street in the El: Mar Acres subdivision. Residents Harry Earhart and family protested close proximity to their home and potential flooding. The petition, read after an emergency in Council Chair Morris Thompson’s family, was not read and no action taken. The subdivision including Lincoln Street was later approved at the plat site meeting the same night.
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Carlisle
Lincoln Street
el: Mar Acres
Harry Earhart
Council
Morris Thompson
Thompsons
Farnharts
Warren County
Stanley Kolh
Roh-Nor
Chalmer Wheeler
Probate Court Office Robbed in Hamilton County
A bold thief entered the Butler County Probate Court during the clerk’s absence and stole about $2 from a metal cash box. A witness saw the man lean over the desk, grab the box from the drawer, and flee wearing a black jacket.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Letina Coakley Te
Monroe Woman Hurt In Crash Near Britton Lane
A 79-year-old Monroe woman, Mrs Stella Waters of 120 Britton Lane, was admitted to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after a collision on Britton Lane. Waters was cited for assured clear distance after her car struck another driven by Mrs Betty Brown of 8 Headgates Road, Hamilton. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage and Waters sustained facial cuts.
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Monroe
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Britton Lane
Stella Waters
Betty Brown
Waters
Mom Wins Battle Over Tot's Boots
In Cleveland a mother of six year old Kimberly Pape won her dispute with school officials over clothing. The kindergarten pupil will be allowed to wear cowboy boots to class after initial objections by a teacher and principal. Assistant superintendent George E. Theobald supported the school stance but said he would permit Kimberly to wear the boots. Mrs. Miriam Pape, from Texas, said the issue was about principle and parental rights to choose her child's clothing.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kimberly Pape
Kimberly
Miriam Pape
George E. Theobald
Cleveland
Salvation Army Holy Week Services Schedule
Salvation Army celebrates Holy Week with daily services at 7 30 p m at Ricard Langford Clinton Street headquarters. Brig Janel Hamilton and Mrs Charles Johnston lead Palm Sunday to Last Supper reflection with other speakers including Brig Bunton and Cadet R Michaels and Maj and Mrs William Banks. Easter sunrise service 6 30 a m at Miltonville Cemetery followed by regular services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Capts and Mrs Bernard Smith returned missionaries from Chili participate.
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Salvation Army
Ricard Langford
Clinton Street
Hamilton Janel
Charles Johnston
Christ
Alex Bunton
William Banks
Boott Memorial Hospital
Covington Ly
Service of Remembrance
Miltonville Cemetery
Citadel
Bernard Smith
Chili
Deaths And Funerals Harry Augspurger Dies
Harry Augspurger 79 of Trenton Rt 1 died at Middletown Hospital after four weeks as patient. He farmed on Trenton Rt 1 and ran a stand at Hamilton Farmers Market for 60 years. Survived by wife Lorena. son Wilda. daughters Sara Minge and Olga Hunt. 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Wilson Memorial Home. burial Miltonville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Augspurger
Seven Mile
Trenton Rt. 1
Hamilton Farmers Market
Madison Township
Miltonville Cemetery Association
Lorena
Wilda
West Middletown Rt
Sara Minge
Franklin
Olga Hunt
West Middletown
Wilson Memorial Home
J. F Amstutz
Miltonville
Memorial Home
Wise Emma Smith Dies After Four Month Illness
Emma Smith 79 of 216 Harrison Street died at 8:45 AM today at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton after a four month illness. Native of Butler County she is survived by a nephew and a niece. Services set for 2 PM Thursday at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev H C Grunewald officiating. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow. Burial in Wordside Cemetery.
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Myrtle Christman
Harveysburg
Rose Chester
Spring Valley
Florence Pope
Waynesville
George
Carl
Virgil
Henry Schoonover
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Emma Smith
Harrison St
Fort Hamilton
Hamilton
Butler County
Mrs Mary Alice Adams Dies at Miami Valley Hospital Day
Mrs Mary Alice Adams 41 died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Day. Survived by her husband. a daughter Connie at home. son Ronald at home. four sisters Mrs Evelyn Lewis and Mrs ... continued obituary notes survivors and location.
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Waynesville
Mary Alice Adams
Miami Valley Hospital
F.rn
Connie
Ronald
Evelyn Lewis
Impounding Starts For Overdue Traffic Tickets
Middletown police begin impounding autos of owners with overdue park ing or traffic fines. Lt. James Combs said nearly 190 offenders with two or more tickets will have their cars towed, with $10 towing and $5 impounding fees on top of $2 to $14 fines. Most tickets date to 1942, and many offenders are chronic. Combs urged back-ticket payers to visit the traffic office.
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Middletown
James Combs
Lt. Combs
Fire Hits Parish Hall In Downtown Columbus
Fire damaged Trinity Episcopal Church parish hall at Third and Broad Streets with smoke over the downtown area. Officials estimate the loss at several thousand dollars and say hot coals dumped by workmen for heat welding irons started the attic fire above the dining room.
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Columbus, Ohio
Trinity Episcopal Church
Franklin Obituary Miss Naomi Minge 46 Franklin
Miss Naomi Minge 46 died of arthritis at 3 30 p m yesterday at 110 Roberts Ave after a 30 year illness and long bed residency since 1934 She worked at Oxford Miami Paper Co West Carrollton Survived by mother Mrs Pearl Minge three sisters Mrs Haxel Baxter Mrs Max ine Tinch of Franklin and Mrs Bernice Farnhart of Carlisle six brothers Charles of Carlisle Theodore Samuel Paul of Franklin Dick and Guy of Middletown Private services at Faton Funeral Home with Rev William Oliver Burial in Woodhill Cemetery
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Franklin
Naomi Minge
Roberts Ave
Minge
Oxford - Miami Paper Co
West Carrollton
Pearl Minge
Haxel Baxter
Maxine Tinch
Bernice Farnhart
Carlisle
Charles
Theodore
Samuel
Paul
Guy
Middletown
Faton
William Oliver
Woodhill Cemetery
Obituary notices for Puckett Rauner McCaffrey Bell and Weigel
Obituary fragments list John Puckett 61 of 63 Eaton St services at 2 pm tomorrow at Marshall-Smith with Mrs Mary PD Rauner 77 of 496 ND St. Hamilton and Requiem High Mass at St Peter's Church pending. Also Irene M McCaffrey 48 of 507 Lawn Ave Hamilton with Requiem High Mass tomorrow at St Joseph's Church and infant son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Bell 674 Arm Ave Hamilton with private services Klaus Weigel.
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John Puckett
Eaton St
College Corner
Marshall-Smith
Mary PD. Rauner
St. Hamilton
St. Peter's Church
Irene M. McCaffrey
Lawn Ave
Hamilton Requem
Eugene Bell
Arm Ave
Hamilton
Klaus Weigel
Deaths of Philadelphias James P Clark and others
AP notices report James P. Clark 53, finance chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic committee and Eagles board chairman, found dead in Philadelphia. Also listed are Bill Waggoner Jr. 57, ranching and oil heir. Thomas Bull 99, interior decorator. and Russell Porter 69, veteran New York Times reporter, all noted in brief obituary items across cities.
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Philadelphia
James P. Clark
Philadelphia Democratic Committee
Philadelphia Eagles
Phoenix
Ariz
William T
Bill) Waggoner Jr
Milionaire
Waggoner
Texas
New Mexico
NEW York (Ap
Thomas Bull
J. P. Morgan
William K. Vanderbilt
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Russell Porter
Aeteran
New York Times
Atkinson to Speak at Ohio Historical Society Meeting
Tracy Atkinson, former Middletown resident and current director of the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, will address the 77th annual Ohio Historical Society meeting in Columbus on April 27. His talk will present the theme Early American and Ohio Decorative Arts, with a tea and the opening of a decorative arts exhibit hall at 3 p.m. to wrap up the day.
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Tracy Atkinson
Middletown
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Ohio Historical Society
Columbus
Atkinson
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