Patterson favored to beat Chief Williams in TV bout
Unbeaten Floyd Patterson, 19, Brooklyn light heavyweight contender, is favored to extend his victory streak to 12 when he faces Alvin Chief Williams of Wichita in an eight round TV bout on Dumont at 10 p.m. Patterson has eight knockouts and three decisions since Helsinki 1952. Williams is 38-9-5 and has never been stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
New York
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Alvin
Chief) Williams
Wichita
Kan
Eastern Parkway
Patterson
Helsinki
Williams
Dumont
Patton Sports' Most Colorful Personality Since Dizzy Dean
Golf writers from Augusta buzz about Billy Joe Patton who led the Masters field after two rounds. Hogan praised Patton's bold play, while boxing notes contrast Paddy De Marco and Jimmy Carter before San Francisco title clash. A new baseball rule requiring players to carry gloves is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Dizzy Dean
Billy Joe Patton
Hogan
Snead
Paddy DeMarco
Bang
Jimmy Carter
DeMarco
Garden
Jimmy
Paddy
Jocal
San Francisco
Arnold Dunaway Third In Feature At Dayton Track
Arnold Dunaway of Middletown finished third in the 25-lap stock car feature at Dayton Speedway. Carl Kaiser of Cincinnati and Don Nusbaum of Newport, Ky., beat him. Whitney Freeman won the consolation. 3,500 fans attended as a $1,000 purse was distributed. A 200-lap late-model race is set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Arnold Dunaway
Middletown
Dayton Speedway
Dunaway
Carl Kaiser
Cincinnati
Don Nusbaum
Newport
Whitney Freeman
Levi Dunaway
Grant Wilmot
Arno Dunaway
Easter lull ends as top ABC rollers ready to roll
The 51st American Bowling Congress resumes schedules with star keglers Ora Mayer of Oakland and Steve Nagy among leaders. Nagy seeks his third straight 1900 plus all-events mark. Mayer to roll Tuesday. Booster standings see Commercial Bar of Aberdeen lead with 2,817, just ahead of First of Tacoma. Deiridge Service of Seattle 2,801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Bowling Congress
Ora Mayer
Oakland
Calif
Steve Nagy
G. I. Machine Co
Akron
Ohio
Nagy
ABC
Mayer
Capri Salami
Commercial Bar
Aberdeen
Wash
Tacoma
Deiridge Service
Middletown Civic Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
A list of local organization meetings including Middletown Civic Symphony at 7 30 p m at the senior high school and groups such as American Legion Post 218 Executive Committee at 8 p m, Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn at 8 p m, and Civitan Rotary at noon. Other gatherings include American Citizens Club at 7 30 p m, Sertoma at 30 p m, North Middletown Fire Assn at 7 p m, Mayfield Fire Dept at 7 30 p m, Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion at 7 45 p m, FOE Lodge at 8 p m, Sherman School PTA at 6 5 p m with officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
American Legion Post
Legion Home
Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn
Chatterdine
American Citizens Club
S. Broad St
Civitan
Manchester
Middletown
Sertoma Club
North Middletown
Playhouse Wins Peabody For Outstanding Entertainment
The George Foster Peabody Award honors Television Playhouse under Fred Coe for 1953 as the era’s finest drama with a strong writer focus. The piece notes Chayefsky Foote Aurthur and others shaping original scripts and launching new talent like Kim Stanley and Rod Steiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Playhouse
Playhouse
Fred Coe
Telvision Playhouse
Coe
Helm
Paddy Chayefsky
Horton Foote
Robert Alan Aurthur
Tad Moses
David Shaw
Harry Maheim
N. Richard Nash
Stewart Stern
Joseph Liss
Sumner Locke Elliot
Hollywood
Broadway
Kim Stanley
Rod Steiger
Betty Miller
Gene Lyons
Foote
Steiger
Marty
Chayefsky
Sylvania
Vincent van Gogh
H. R. Hays
British Cruiser to Visit Pearl Harbor May 7
The cruiser Newcastle will be the first British warship to call at Pearl Harbor since World War II. She will carry Adm. Sir Charles Lambe, commander in chief of the Far East Station, to Hawaii for a four day visit starting May 7 at the invitation of Adm. Felix B. Stump, commander in chief of the U S Pacific Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Newcastle
Pearl Harbor
Sir Charles Lambe
Far East Station
U.S Naval Base
Hawaii
Lambe
Felix B. Stump
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Wall collapse kills two in Lovel home disaster
A high wind toppled a brick wall onto a Lovel home killing a man and his wife. Two adults and five children were injured in the incident.
Radio Schedule Notes Monday Evening Listings
Radio programs list various stations and time slots from 41:15 to 12:45 including News-WKRC Plain Bill-WLW News Music-WMOB Judy Jane-WKRC Make Mind-WKRC Paying Phrase-WLW Amb WPFB Music WSAI 1143 WKR Second Chance-WLW News-WLW Riders-WMOH Interviews-WPFB News-WSAI Aunt Jenny-WKRC arm-WLW News J Berch-WSAI Helen Trent-WKRC Farm Hour-WMOH Tovies-WPFB Our Stars-WSAI Gal Sunday-WKRC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wkrc Plain Bill
WLW
WMOB
WPFB
Garveston
WSAI
B. Stern
WSAL
Waite Hoyt
Tenn Auste
WRC
Keller
WMOH
peste-aEre County Fair
Buelah
WKRC
Dixieland
Serenade
Miamisburg
J. LaRosa
M. Beatty
WLW Research
P. Platter
Platter
Bob Hope
F. Troutvine
Whispering
Girl Marines
Music Hall
Lebanon
Eaton
Judy
Jane
WKR
Jenny
J.berch
Helen Trent
Tovies
Our Stars
Rev. Petroff
Linkletter
Road of Life
Aoan Oungs
Lenay
Godfrey
Miami U
Stella
Dallas
Xenia Church
the Woman
W. College
Science group condemns Oppenheimer exclusion in security case
The Federation of American Scientists denounces the bar on Dr J Robert Oppenheimer from atomic secrets as an official ostracism. It calls for a speedy review by a three man panel led by Gordon Gray, noting no new charges and that old facts are not strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federation of American Scientists
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Science Group
M. Stanley Livingston
United States
National Organization
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Gordon Gray
TV and Radio Highlights Tonight’s Listings
Tonight’s lineup includes Vin cent Youmans music from Smiles with Gordon MacRae and Elaine Malbin at 8 on WLW. Richard Widmark stars in The Card Game on Suspense at 8. WHIO and WKRC air The Star with Ida Lupino and Edmund O’Brien at 9. The Tele phone Hour features Theodor Uppman at 9. Mel Ferrar stars in a Passover centennial program at 10 35 on WHIO. Adm. Lewis Straus discusses atomic control and peace proposals at 11 30 on WHIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Gordon MacRae
Elaine Malbin
Vincent Youmans
WHIO
WKRC
Richard Widmark
Jerome Hines
Howard Barlow
Wie
Wlw-D
W-T
Ida Lupino
Edmund O'Brien
Theodor Uppman
Mel Ferrar
America
Adm
Lewis Straus
Radio and TV Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup
7 30 WLW D WLW T Tony Martin show in Arthur Murray time slot. 7 45 WHIO WKRC Don Cherry is Perry Como's special guest. Robert Montgomery Presents a story about a veteran railroad engineer and his locomotive. 10 pm WCPO Boxing Floyd Patterson vs Chief Williams eight rounds light heavyweight. 10 pm WHIO WKRC Studio One Pat Neal leads in adventure drama A Handful of Diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Wlw-T
Tony Martin
Arthur Murray
WHIO
WKRC
Don Cherry
Perry Como
Wlw-D
Robert Montgomery
WCPO
Floyd Patterson
Chief Williams
Studio One
Pat Neal
Man Chased While Walking Dog On Wall Street
A woman reports being chased by a bareheaded Black man who exited a car behind S Broad Street and pursued her while she walked her dog on Wall Street. She described indecent exposure and could not identify the car, though a service station attendant heard the screams and saw a black two door 1951 model car. Officers logged the call at 1 40 a m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Pace
S. Broad Street
Clarence Bailey
1St Avenue
S. Main Street
Fenwick Band Plans Second Annual Concert
The Fenwick band rehearses this week ahead of its second annual concert. Dr Frank Simon will guest conduct. The concert will be held Sunday April 25 at Knights of Columbus hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Journal
Frank Simon
Knights of Columbus Hall
Radioactive rainfall reported in Japan over weekend
Two Japanese scientists said new radioactive rain showers occurred in Japan on Saturday and Sunday as part of ongoing fallout. They noted rain samples showed detectable radioactivity with potential environmental implications for local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
New York Stocks Quoted At 11 30 Amid Mixed Outlook
A succession of corporate listings shows varied moves across industries with American Airlines, DuPont, General Electric, Radio Corp and Westinghouse among notable names. Prices range from modest gains to losses as market sentiment fluctuates in mid session trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeee Wees
Alexander-Smith Ao i Allied Stores
American Airlines
American Rad
Amer. T. & T
Ashland Oil
Armco Steel
Bendix Aviation
Beth
Boekeig
Buda Mfg
Pacific 25
Champion Paper
CREPE
Cities Service
Climax Moly
Container Corp
Cent
Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Douglas Air
Dow Chemical
DuPont Corp
Elec
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
Gen. Electric
MOOS
Svcsic
Tooouein
Dca
Ceahbedoucuvacians
Goodyear Peetsoenspecsedisevas Soge
Coopoc Ss
Int
Kennecott Copper
Phillips Petr
Eestase Oe
P&g
Putin
Radio Corp
Republic Teel Revere Copper Schenley
Sse
Servés Inc
Sinclair Ot South
Pacific Southern Rails Sperry Corp
Pi Fi
Studebaker Sunray
Cicccesceces
Texas Corp
Tidewater
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S. Rubber
Eee
Westinghouse
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown S. & T
Zenith
Cincinnati Livestock Prices From USDA Report
Hog prices show 170 to 264 lb animals at 28.25 to 28.75 with various weights and grades. sows 23.00 to 25.00, boars 17.75 to 38.25. Cattle and calves active with steers 19.00 to 23.75, cows 9.00 to 14.50, bulls 13.00 to 15.00. vealers 14.00 to 26.00. Sheep mixed with lambs at 28.00 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercia
Cincinn Livestock
Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Poultry and Egg Prices and Milk Quote
Wholesale prices list live poultry including hens fryers and roosters with per pound rates and egg prices for hens. Dressed poultry figures feature colored hens and old and young birds. Milk production association reports grade A butter and milk prices with small variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inuaasanteke
Hennery
Henmery
Pssasscens
Milk Production Association
Cincinnati Prices Report For Eggs Poultry Potatoes
Cincinnati market brief shows current egg receipt data in cases exchanged from 28 to 30. Poultry prices listed for fryers over 2% ib at 24 to 26, heavy hens 19 to 21, light 16, old roosters noted as T uteer. Wholesale potatoes priced 1.25 to 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ruthie Allen to Sing as Guest Soloist at Church Services
Miss Ruthie Allen of the Church of God on l1th Avenue and Lincoln Street will be the guest soloist tonight at services in the D. of A Hall at 4th and Main streets in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthie Allen
Church of God
L1th Avenue
Lincoln Street
D. of A. Hall
4Th
Main Streets
Franklin
Record Days End in New Mexico Traffic Deaths
Two men died in separate traffic accidents in New Mexico yesterday, ending two weeks without fatalities on state highways and setting a grim new state record for consecutive deathless days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
President’s Grandson Draws Gigantic Smile On Easter
In Augusta at the Little White House the President and First Lady watched their grandson David 6 imitate a fast draw with a cap gun after an Easter church service. The moment drew a gentle rebuke from his mother as the family celebrated at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church grounds. The couple later attended services and laid the Reid Memorial Church cornerstone before an afternoon of golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhowers
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
White House
Grandfather Brace
John Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Eisenhower
Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church
John
Barbara
John S. Doud
Death and funerals in Middletown and Lebanon
Ford H Tenforde 71 of 338 N Front St Hamilton died after a fall from an open window at Mercy Hospital. He is survived by his widow Florence and son Edon Tenforde of Middletown, plus a brother and two sisters. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery after services at Cahill & Sons. Mack McGill 64 of 415 N Mechanic St Lebanon died Saturday. Funeral at Oswald Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p m with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. He is survived by wife Allie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford H. Tenforde
Front St
Hamilton
Eden E. Tenforde
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Tenforde
Florence
Leo Tenforde
Gertrude Tenforde
Lucille Wellinghoff
Cahill & Sons
St. Stephens Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Lebanon
Mack McGill
Mechanic St
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
McGill
Allie
Albert M. Baker 71 Dies After Illness In Florida
Albert M. Baker aged 71 formerly of Middletown died Sunday night at his daughter Agnes Day’s Fort Lauderdale home after an extended illness. He retired last year after 25 years with Armco and 26 years as a florist in Indianapolis. Surviving are his wife Rose two daughters Bernadine Le Force and Agnes Day a son Albert A. Baker of San Diego and several grandchildren Burial will be in Lauderdale services incomplete at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Baker
Middletown
Bernadine LeForce
Crawford St
Agnes Day
N. E. 2Nd St
Fort Lauderdale
Baker
Florida
Armco
Indianapolis
Rose
Albert A. Baker
San Diego
Calif
Lauderdale
Lloyd LeForce
Barker Infant Twins Funeral at Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services were held for premature twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Robert Barker in West Middletown at Woodside Cemetery. They died shortly after birth at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents three brothers and two sisters all at home and grandfather Jack Barker. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home arranged arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barker
West Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Ronnie
Keneath
Robert
Gail
Marilyn
Jack Barker
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Poisal Death Following Residence Collapse in Middletown
Pinkney Poisal 32 of 2403 Grand Ave. died after being struck at home and pronounced dead at Middletown Hospital at 9 a.m. Sunday. An employee of American Sterilizing Co. and World War I medical corps veteran, he lived in Middletown since last June. Survived by wife Permelia, parents Raymond and Isal, and sister Caro Picha. Funeral home viewing set and body to be sent to Baltimore for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney Poisal
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Poisal
American Sterilizing Co
Middletown
Permelia
Raymond Isal
Caro Picha
Baltimore
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral Services Held for Charles G. Lesh
Funeral services for 79 year old Charles G. Lesh retired farmer were conducted at 2 p m at Inman Funeral Home Somerville. Rev Wendall Pontius officiated burial was in Somerville Cemetery. He was born November 6 1874 in Gratis and lived in Cincinnati before living with his son Pete Lesh since 1949. Surviving are another son Lee R. Lesh and brother L H Lesh. His wife Matie Lamb Lesh died in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Charles G. Lesh
Inman
Wendall Pontius
Somerville Cemetery
Gratis
Mr. Lesh
Jonas Lesh
Cincinnati
P. M
Pete! Lesh
Hamilton-Trenton Rd
Lee R. Lesh
L. H. Lesh
Palo Alto
Calif
Matie Lamb Lesh
Katherine Fair Rites Held At St Michael Church
Katherine Fair 29 of Pisgah died Saturday in Cincinnati Hospital. Funeral held at St Michael's Catholic Church Sharonville with burial in West Chester Cemetery. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs James Fair seven sisters and four brothers. Oswald Funeral Home arranged services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Katherine Fair
Pisgah
St Michael's Catholic Church
Sharonville
West Chester
Miss Fair
Cincinnati
James Fair
Oswald
Funeral services for Anson E Walker
Anson E Walker 76 of 147 Landsdale Ave Dayton died at home Saturday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Barnes Funeral Home burial Sugar Grove Cemetery New Lexington. Survived by two sons Arthur and Wilbert J both of Eaton four daughters Kathrine Bacon Lange Vine Helen Laughton Elizabeth Bayless five brothers 10 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Friends may call after noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Anson E. Walker
Lonsdale Ave
Dayton
Barnes Funeral Home
Sugar Grove Cemetery
New Lexington
Walker
Arthur
Wilbert J
Eaton Rt
Katherine Bacon
Camden Rt
Lange Vine
New Miami
Helen Laughton
Elizabeth Bayless
Obituary notices list several funeral services scheduled
James Asher age 76 residing at 1204 Franklin Street has incomplete services. Mrs Jennie Dellagotte age 65 of 322 Sycamore Street has services at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Mary Church. Martin L. Druck age 81 living at 660 Blackburn Avenue has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Colligan Funeral Home lists Mrs Hazel Winnedge Schul age 62 of 3960 Tylersville Road with services at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Proesche Funeral Home referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Asher
Franklin St
Jennie Dellagotte
Sycamore St
St. Mary Church
Martin L. Druck
Blackburn Ave
Tomore Row
Colligan Funeral Home
Hazel Winnedge Schul
Tylersville Rd
Longview Social Service League entertains patients at hospital
Ten Longview Social Service League board members hosted two hundred patients at Longview Hospital on a Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Norman Trisler Mrs Tom Lawson Mrs Harry Montgomery Mrs Chester Harden Mrs Fred Gaver Mrs William Arkill Mrs Robert Melampy Mrs L D Wilmore Mrs De Call and Miss Elizabeth All. Magazines and purses were distributed to patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League Board
Longview Hospital
Norman Trisler
Tom Lawson
Harry Montgomery
Chester Harden
Fred Gaver
William Arkill
Robert Melampy
L. D. Wilmore
de Call
Elizabeth All
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Unbeaten Patterson
Bobby Jones
Oakland, Calif
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Arena
Turner
Jones
CBS
Jed Black
Janesville
Wis
St.Nicholas Arena
Joey Klein
Rocky Casillo
Black
Klein
NBC
Tony de Marco
Boston
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
de Marco
Chavez
By Gayle Talbot
Airways
Sportsman's Digest
Angler
Hook
Hom
American School
W. First St
Daytona
By Warren Wolfe
Bing Crosby
Cbs-Tv
Fred Waring
Bing
Buddy Cole
Joanne Gilbert
Ringwalt
National Council of Churches
Waring
Walls
the Town
Wpfb Music
Rts
L. Jones
WLW Music
Lombardo
Curt Massey
KRC Sports
WSA
Wild Bli
Wmoh Schottelkotte
Coke Time
Wkrc McGees
Nation
H. Express
Jack Rem
J. Shepherd
Smokey World
Wpfb News
T. McCarthy
Top of AM
Mr & Mrs
WSAIT
Sacred Heart
WMOHN
Choretime
Mack Sauer
WPFBR
Wsail 700 Limited
Ele 1450
WMOHR
Edith Hanson
G. Heatter
Godfrey— Ware
True 'S Stork Club
Wkrc Pantry
Circle
Smokey Ward
Wpfb Stars
Ma Perkins
Hitch
Rev. Parr
Guide Light
Wkrc Music Hall
WMOR
Nora Drake
Lenny
Neil Buckley
ST. Louis
Thomson Radio-Tv
Tytus Ave
DIAL
Science
Radio Tonight
Eva Moore
Logan Ave
First Church of God
Crawford Street
Joe Fishbaugh
Eugene Fishbaugh
Coles Road
Greene & Ladd
Dayton Livestock
Colored News
Mother
Middletonian
Barker Infants
Anson EF. Walker
Longview
Jefferson Lodge No. 90
Armco Park
Dial Liberty
City
Ing
Webster St
Lakeside
Red Hound
Ars
Elgin
DODDS
Verity Pkwy
Lth Ave
Robert Konthier
Converse
Monument Co
Rock OF Ages
Manchester Rd
Cottmeyer
Melvin
Lillian
Wiloeesham Rd
Jos
Orndorf
Margaret A. “Peg
Franklin-Lebanon Rd
Angiesby
Sunder
St. Mary's Church
Inn
Caly
Onlo
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