TB Fight Still On Country Told At County Meeting
The Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Assn held its annual meeting in Hamilton. Officials led by president Herbert T. Randall outlined plans aligned with Arden House findings to boost case finding and testing. New officers elected included Dr G E Marr as president and Dr Edward T Keating as vice president. The group reported 1959 receipts of $34,815.38 for the Christmas Seal drive and total 1959 expenses across health education clinics case finding and admin.
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Eee County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Hamilton
Herbert T. Randall
Association
Butler County
National Tuberculosis Assn
U. S. Public Health Service
Arden House
Tuberculosis Assn
Rancall
G. E. Marr
Edward T Keating
W. H. Spindler
Middletown
Walton Wuebbold
Joe Ayres
Oxford
Randall
Howard D. Webb
J. Paul Albert
Wuebbold
Lillian D. Sebald
Vernon Roden
Ramilton
Manhunt expands in Ohio for Watts linked to double slayings
Kenneth Watts 21, sought on charges of shooting Mrs. Lewis Wagner in Rittman and questioned in the Doylestown farm home killings of William Fender and Bernice Fender. Authorities trace Wagner’s car, pursue a high speed chase, and await ballistic comparison by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation as the manhunt continues toward West Virginia.
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Wooster
Ohio
Kenneth Watts
Watts
West Virginia
Lewis Wagner
Rittman
Wayne County
Glenn Rike
Wate
Doylestown
Wagner
Fender
West Lafayette
Newcomerstown
Wayne
W. Va
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Rike
Panther Put Behind Bars in Memphis Zoo Incident
A 125 pound panther escaped Monday at the Memphis Zoo after a cage door was left open. The animal roamed for two hours, clawing attendant Charles Headden before being cornered by police with riot guns and staff, then trapped in a food stand closet.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Zoo
Charles Headden
Fire Guts Storage Yard In Oakland Four-Alarm Blaze
A four alarm fire in Oakland destroyed about 30000 dollars of salvage yard lumber pallets and paint and varnish. Exploding drums sent debris high as flames reached 300 feet burning a square block. Fire crews including the Oakland fireboat Navy rigs and two Coast Guard cutters battled for an hour with no injuries.
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Oakland
Calif
Navy
Coast Guard
Three Men Fined For Dodging City Tax and Other Cases
Three local men Gilbert Didlick Robert E. Gregory and Arthur Thomas each paid 100 and costs with 50 suspended for failing to pay city income tax amounts 20.83 21.71 and 20.40 respectively Judge J T Lamb required full tax payment within 24 hours and no court reappearance Rance Hunter 45 of Cooper Alley fined 10 and 50 for intoxication and disorderly conduct and his open knife was confiscated He is held for his parole officer Carl Chessman Middletown Rt 1 fined 25 for insufficient brakes George Blount 40 Franklin assault and battery charge dismissed Eight intoxication cases were disposed of and three hearings postponed.
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Gilbert Didlick
Ninth Ave
Robert E. Gregory
Vermont “‘St
Arthur Thomas
Baltimore St
Rance Hunter
Cooper Alley
Hunter
Carl Chessman
Middletown Rt. 1
George Blount
Franklin
Scientific Prayer Answers Peace Through Godlike Understanding
Mrs. Lena Koch-Meisen of Boston spoke at Roosevelt Junior High School on a Christian Science view of peace. She said prayer based on divine mind and love overcomes fear and hatred, unites humans under one mind, and enables forgiving, present-minded peaceful living.
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Lena Koch-Meisen
Boston
Roosevelt Junior High School
Koch Meisen
Christian Science Board of
Body of Ohio man recovered in Superior Wisconsin
The body of Joseph E. Stockwell, 44, of Ashtabula, Ohio, was recovered in Superior, Wisconsin, on Sunday. He had been missing since October 21 from his ship the Norman W. Foy, a coal carrier. An autopsy indicated he was struck by the propeller and drowned.
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Superior
Wis
Joseph E. Stockwell
Ashtabula
Ohio
Stockwell
Norman W. Foy
Cryer to Represent Ohio Area at General Conference
Dr. Donald W. Cryer of First Methodist Church is among 36 delegates for the Ohio Area to attend the quadrennial General Conference in Denver Colorado from April 27 to May 7. The international gathering sets policy and elects the denomination's leaders with major issues including a study of the Jurisdictional System. Bishop William C. Martin of Dallas will deliver the episcopal address opening the session.
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Donald W. Cryer
First Methodist Church
Ohio
Methodist Church
Denlver
Colo
William C Martin
Dallas
Texas
Driver Napier Killed in 130-Foot Plunge on Belt Freeway
Coy Napier, 35, of Cleveland, died Monday when his car tore through a guard rail on the belt freeway bridge and plunged about 130 feet onto a gravel lot facing West 3rd Street in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Coy Napier
Ower Belt
W. 3Rd St
Jaycees Sell Middletown House To Back Projects
The Middletown Jaycees announce a house for sale at 2215 Arlington Ave to raise funds. Members plan remodeling and resale with profits funding Sebald Awards Teen-Age Rodeo and July Fourth programs. Dick Grund chairs the project and Harry A Finkelman handles purchase on a no commission basis. The Fourth of July program is a major target and sale readiness is hoped for by July.
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Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Arlington Ave
Harry A. Finkelman
Dick Grund
Jaycee Project
Grom
Jaycees
Grand
Daddaughter Banquet Canceled by Midlletown Girl Scout Council
A daddaughter banquet set for 6 p.m. Saturday by the Midlletown Area Girl Scout Council in the Shermay Neighborhood has been canceled, officials announced today.
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iShermay 1
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
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William W. Fender
Bernice
Ross
Panther
Middletown Food Discount Service
NORGE
Middletown Food
Ball Park
Russwood
Memphis
Baptist Hospital
Didlick
Gregory
Thomas
J. T. Lamb
Rome
Dr. Cryer
Ross’ Outdoor Furniture
Jaycee Ac
M.L
Boss’ Boyswear
Ross’ Menswear
Ross’ Boyswear
H.P
Briggs & Stratton
Ross’ Power Mowers
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