Government Won’t Appeal DuPont GM Case Ends Litigation
Atty General Kennedy announced the government will not appeal the final judgment in the DuPont General Motors case. The 13 year suit requires Du Pont and Christiana Securities to fully divest their GM holdings, totaling over 11.6 million shares, with specified divestiture timelines and additional stock sales by related executives, to prevent Du Pont influence in GM.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
DuPont General Motors
Walter J. LaBay
Chicago
du Pont
General Motors
Kennedy
Christiana Securities Co
Department of Justice
Crawford H. Greenewalt
LaBay
DuPont
County Group Elects Officers At Butler County Society
Harold Agee age 99 of Highview Road was elected vice president of the board of directors for the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. Laura Crist of Yankee Road was re elected secretary. Don Burg was named president and Edgar L McDaniel treasurer, both from Hamilton.
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Harold Agee
Highview Road
Butler County Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Laura Crist
Yankee Road
Don Burg
Edgar L McDaniel
Hamilton
Trio Charged In Warren Vandalism
Three Blanchester youths and a Blanchester juvenile face charges after a year long vandalism spree in Warren County. Neal Kenneth Meineke 18 Jerry Dale Christopher 18 and a Blanchester juvenile were tied to about 15 incidents causing roughly 4500 dollars in damages. They are slated to appear in county court Monday before Judge Paul Herdman. the juvenile was referred to county juvenile authorities.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Warren
Byron Kennard
Willis Hitesman
Cozzaddale Road
Morrow
Neal Kenneth Meineke
Blanchester Rt. 2
Jerry Dale
Christopher
Blanchester
Paul Herdman
Hamilton Girl Hit By Auto
A five year old girl Wanda Jean Benson was struck by an auto on Central Avenue near Long Street in Hamilton. She suffered a skull fracture and other injuries and was in serious condition yesterday but reported in good condition today at Mercy Hospital. The driver was Alva Jay Pottenger of Fairfield, 32, according to police reports.
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Hamilton
Hamilton’s Mercy Hospital
Wanda Jean Benson
Edmond Benson
McGlynn St
Alva Jay Pottenger
Fairfield
Central Avenue
Long Street
Alcoholism Ruled Cause Of Death In Youth
Butler County Coroner Garret J. Boone ruled Josha Junior Hodge 23 of London Kentucky died of acute alcoholism. He died at a hospital Sunday April 8 with no barbiturate in his system but high alcohol levels present. Claude Baker about 30 and Harold Baker about 25 of Franklin took him to the Franklin police station where Fire Chief Edgar Farmer could not revive him with oxygen after meeting him in London the previous day.
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Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Josha Junior Hodge
London
Oe Hospital
Claude Baker
Harold Baker
S. Main St
Franklin
Edgar Farmer
Two Cited In Accidents In City Traffic
Emma L. Lovelace of 705 Auburn St was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign after a collision at Tytus Ave and Catalpa Dr Thursday at 4 pm. Amos F. Cruze of Wilbraham Road reported $150 damage to his car. Lovelace suffered $100 damage.
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Emma L. Lovelace
Auburn St
Tytus Avenue
Catalpa Drive
Amos F. Cruze
Wilbraham Road
Lovelace
Verity Parkway
Reginald Robinson
Wishing Well puzzle by William J. Miller
Registered U S Patent Office presents a daily fortune puzzle titled Wishing Well. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by four or three to derive a key number, then read letters under checked figures across a rectangle to reveal a daily message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
New York Stocks and Markets Mixed with Livestock Updates
New York markets show mutual funds including George Putnam Growth and Wellington Equity. In livestock, cattle sales mix steady demand with cows at 15.00-16.50, heifers 23.00-23.50, bulls 18.50-20.50, calves slow. Hogs 1,900 receipts, 180-240 lb barrows and gilts steady. sows 114.50. Sheep receipts scarce, unable to test trade.
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Georaze Putnam Bal George Putnam Growth
Wellington i. Seeences
Wellington Equity
Mass
Admiral
Aeronca Mignae Allied Stores
American Airlines
American An
Ewanee
American Motors
American
Armco Steel
Ashland Oi
Vco
Baltimore & “Ohio “Rr
Ndix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Co
Briggs Miz
Brunswick
Pacific R
Chesapeake & Ohio RR
Chewsier Motors
Cincinnati G & E
Cities Service
Columbia G
Commonwealth Edison
Consol
Edison
Container Corp
Continental Bakin
Cont Motors
Crane Co “E
Crucible Steel
Ate Wright Seeereene - Deer & Co
Diamond National
Douglas Aircraft Chemical
DuPont Corpectric Auto
Marshal Field Artin
Mead Corp Eee
Merck
Mohasco
New York Central
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio
Olin Mathieson Ceene
Paramount
See
Pennsylvania
Los Dodge
Phillip Carey
Phillips Petroleum
Proctor & Gamble
Pullman Corp
Radio Corp. Teberenee
Raytheon Eeeewee
Republic Steel
Studeraker-Packard Motors
Sunray
Texaco
Tidewater
United Aircraft
United Airlines
US Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown Sheet& Tube
Zenith Radio
Egg and poultry price report for Ohio and Indiana
Pricing details from Columbus AP report show eggs graded after candling with jumbo to small sizes and various A and B grades. Also listed are white shell and brown poultry prices at farms and retailer-delivered rates for major Ohio cities along with farm potatoes prices.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Jearton
Dismissal Of Cincy Patrolman Is Upheld
The City Civil Service Commission confirmed the dismissal of patrolman George Coleman on charges of withholding information in a murder investigation. Police say Coleman failed to tell investigators that a slain woman reported her husband had threatened her with a knife.
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Cincinnati
George Coleman
City Civil Service Commission
Coleman
Cincinnati Livestock Herd Report Summary
Cincinnati market report shows USDA cattle data with 200 head total including calves and small lots of slaughter steers and heifers. Price ranges and exact lot details are not provided in this fragment.
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Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati
USDA
Diphtheria Kills 21 in Formosa Health Toll
Twenty one people died of diphtheria in Formosa in the past two months, per the health department report issued Thursday. The AP dispatch notes the outbreak and ongoing public health concerns in Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Health Department
Fire Wipes Out Large Block in Dekalb Village
A Thursday night blaze destroyed eight homes a post office a dance hall and a lumber yard in Dekalb Missouri a town of 400 near St Joseph. High winds fanned the fire as firefighters fought it for three hours. Two people were mildly injured and most homes lost mail before the post office burned. The fire began in a shed and spread rapidly.
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Dekalb, Mo
St. Joseph
Butler PTA Officers Elected
Richard Block was named president of Butler Council PTA Council with Mrs. Carl Cordes as vice president and Mrs. John Racin as recording secretary Other new officers include Carl Morris corresponding secretary Mrs Charles Reynolds treasurer and administrators Arthur Horton and Robert Lambert A district PTA Council meeting is planned for May 11 at Butler High School Vandalia with registration at 9 am
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Richard Block
Hamilton Fairfield North School
Butler Council
PTA Council
Carl Cordes
Shiloh
John Racin
Oxford Stewart School
Carl Morris
Charles Reynolds
Hamilton Fairfield West School
Arthur Horton
Wayne
Robert Lambert
Ross
PTA
Butler High School
Vandalia
Minor blazes cause limited damage in two incidents
Firemen reported no damage to the two story Brumagen home at 121 Harrison St after a noon blaze caused by a burning torch. Another call at Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue reported an automobile fire at 4 10 p m Thursday, but the car and owner had left before firefighters arrived. The emergency squad treated Willard Hampton at 2009 Wilbraham Rd for stomach convulsions at 6 15 p m yesterday. he was taken to Middletown Hospital and listed in good condition this morning.
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B .L. Brumagen
Harrison St
Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Willard Hampton
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Hospital
Police Briefs Report Local Vehicle Thefts And Vandalism
Police reported several incidents including a stolen station wagon from Jim Proctor 931 Lamberton Street about 2 45 a m. another wagon found and returned to Donald Turner 1004 Ellen Drive. Joseph Rich 34 Crawford Street said his $40 watch was taken from Central Service Station where two youths were seen. James Lindsey had a bike stolen from McKinley School parking lot. B F Sawyer 6175 S Dixie Highway reported rear windows shot out on First Avenue. Suedersong 813 16th Avenue said eggs were thrown at her car. youths were found and told to clean the damage.
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Jim Proctor
Lamberton St
Elmo Place
Donald W. Turner
Ellen Drive
Joseph W. Rich
Crawford St
Central Service Station
Central Ave
James Lindsey
17Th Ave
McKinley School
B. F. Sawyer
S. Dixie ‘Highway
First Avenue
Suedersong
16Th Ave
OU MAN ELECTED KANSAS CITY
Robert E. Mahn of Ohio University Athens Ohio has been elected secretary of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. Also included is a legal notice from Butler County Ohio where Bernice Apple sues Lois G Sigg and others in a partition action involving Lot 81 in Monroe with various defendants and a May 26 1962 deadline for answer.
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Kansas City
Robert E. Mahn
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
NO. Court OF Common Pleas
Butler County
Bernice Apple
Monroe
Lois G. Sigg Foreman
Eimer C Warner
Sherman C. Warner
Angie W. Beaumont
Eimer C. Warner
Sherman C Warner
Butler
Elmer C. Warner
Walter R. Bender
Mar
Lorain Bingo Held Legal Challenge In Lorain
Lorain Ohio four teen bingo games gross an estimated half million dollars a year while within or outside the law City solicitor Adrian F Bedeski advised Mayor Woodrow W Math na that under current state law bingo games could not be run solely for charitable educational religious benevolent or philanthropic purposes and operators were not acting for their own profit in a 22 page opinion.
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Lorain
Ohio
Adrian F. Bedeski
Woodrow W. Mathna
Germantown Docket Light Four youths cited in court losses
In Germantown Mayor Ross Brewer's Court four youths forfeited bonds. Stanley J. Blanton 19 of Miamisburg faced petit larceny after hub caps stolen from Germantown High School were found on his car. William M. Zink 19 of Middletown and George Heisey 62 of Dayton paid fines for reckless driving and public intoxication threatening an officer. Jack H. McKinney 19 of Miamisburg forfeited for crossing a double yellow line. Dennis Flora 79 of Germantown fined for failure to shield.
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Germantown
Ross Brewer
Stanley J. Blanton
Miamisburg
Germantown High School
Blanton
William M. Zink
Middletown
George Heisey
Dayton
Jack H. McKinney
Dennis Flora
Earthquake Shakes Southern California Cities Early Today
An earthquake described as a roller lasting about 20 seconds rattled windows and light fixtures across Los Angeles Riverside and San Bernardino counties with no damage reported. The event prompted brief scrutiny of the area but no injuries or structural harm were noted.
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Los Angeles
California
Riverside
San Bernardino
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