Porchlight Canvass Friday Tops Mental Health Drive
Local volunteers launch a porchlight house to house canvass to raise funds for the Lower Miami Valley Guidance Center in Hamilton. Drive co chairs Mrs Nichols Cornella and Mrs Donald Spears note that over half the center’s patients are Middleton residents and hope to raise $5 000.
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Lower
Miami Valley
Hamilton
Ohio
Nicholas Cornella
Donald Spears
Robert Guthman
Alex Slamka
Merrie Mothers’ Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Harold Sherron
Beth Sholom Sisterhood Council
Fred Cramer
Cristonians
Episolon
Women’s Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Civitan Club
Sertoma Club
Union Boss Out On Bail To Appeal Tax Conviction
Michael Bowers once led Local 824 of the International Longshoremen's Association and was freed from Leavenworth prison to appeal his income tax evasion conviction. At 55, he had been jailed for evading 43 331 in corporate taxes tied to Allied Stevedoring Corp and was fined 10 000 with a five year sentence.
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New York
Michael
Mickey) Bowers
Pistol
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Leavenworth
Kan
Bowers
New
U.S. District Court
Allied Stevedoring Corp
Man Demands Jail Time Over Speeding, Pays Fine Later
Donald Fahrenbocker of Springfield insists on jail after speeding stop. The truck driver told officers he would not pay fines and asked to be jailed. He spent about three hours in custody until his wife post a $33.10 fine.
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Springfield, II
Donald Fahrenbocker
Springfield
Fahrenbocker
Justice of the
Aet
Fahrenbacker
Ohio State Gets Six Million Loan for Dorms
The federal government announced a six million dollar loan to Ohio State University to fund three new dormitories and a dining hall. The university will contribute one million dollars and borrow six million more, according to aides of Senator Bricker. White lines to designate traffic lanes were introduced in Boston in 1919.
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OSU
Washington
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Sen. Bricker
Boston
Tranquilizers Spark Debate Among Doctors At Michigan Symposium
Detroit coverage notes a Henry Ford Hospital symposium where Dr. Keith Killam Dr. Phillip Bradley and Dr. James Miller debated tranquilizers. They discussed potency risks lifelong use self-medication dangers and a University of Michigan study finding no loss of reflexes or alertness at double the normal dose.
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Detroit
Keith F. Killam
Los Angeles
Phillip B. Bradley
Birmingham
England
James G. Miller
University of Michigan
Killam
Bradly
Henry Ford Hospital
United States
Mental Health Research Institute
University of Michigan Department of Psychiatry
Prof's Tornado Tales Tell Of Twister Ride
North Texas State College English professor Dr. Howard C. Key recounts tornado folklore. He describes Col Porter of Cisco in 1893 who rode a twister with a piano playing Nearer My God to Thee, landing in a pecan tree unhurt then lists other legendary events from tornados across Kansas and Texas.
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Denton
Tex
Howard C. Key
William “Porter
Cisco
Imusic
Dr. Key
God
Northern Pacific
Texas
Kansas
Retired Ohio Firemen Found Shot In Head
Forest E. Badger a 67 year old former Ohio fireman living in St. Petersburg Florida was found shot in the head at his home Friday night. Deputy Willie Brass said Badger appeared despondent over declining health and that his wife returned home to find him wounded.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tiffin
Ohio
Willie Brass
Forest E. Badger
Badger
Elvis Presley Sacred Songs Album Hits Middletown Shops
Elvis Presley releases a new RCA Victor album featuring Peace in the Valley It’s No Secret What God Can Do I Believe and Take My Hand Precious Lord available at Rogers Melody Mart 1038 Central Ave Middletown priced at 1.29 dollars.
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Elvis Presley
RCA Victor
Middletown
Rogers Melody Mart
Central Ave
Windy nap theft costs Cleveland mother 275 dollars
Mrs. Margaret Anderson borrowed 275 dollars to cover bills as husband Chester was unemployed. She napped, left the cash on a living room table, and woke to find it missing after her children stuffed the money through a hole in the front door screen and wind carried it away.
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Cleveland
Margaret Anderson
Chester
Massillon Man Killed in Ashland County Crash
Cecil Floyd Hayes 32 from Massillon died when his car veered off Ohio 30 on a sharp curve near Jeromesville and struck a utility pole. Authorities say fatigue or sleep may have caused the crash.
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Ashland
Ohio
Massillon
Ohio 30
Jeromesville
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cecil Floyd Hayes
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Optimists
Fund
Lions
Legion Post
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
George Lepisto
Eugene Dennis
Charles Adkins
A. J. Bishop
Richard Stahley
Lanford Craft
Oscar Day
Mary Jane Stamper
Olivia Jackson
William Russello
Margaret Elieff
Harlan Bishop
Elinor Conway
Murial Truss
W. F. Guthman
Martin Rush
Robert Easterling
John Hanzlik
Virgil Meeken
Ronald Smith
Ted Reeder
Phil Cohen
Robert Cohen
I. A. Casper
Richard Grund
Stanley Weinstein
Tony Agronin
Ward
James Keister
Charles Thiel
Kenneth Dimyer
Alvin” Chambers
Paul Sisson
Ernest Angst
Gale Beatty
Henry Chamberlain
Thomas Dehart
Ernest Gottmann
van Grear
Richard Green
William Hobbs
Clayton Hursh
Richard Keller
Robert Lange
Philip Lytle
Michael Mitsoff
Dean Prushing
Ben Root Jr
Ray Root
Charles Stamp
Fred Ziegler
Mental Health Fund
Journal
Weith
By Tom Dygaard
Bradley
Dr. Killam
Central
Highview
Bunting Group
Axminister
Rollaway
Pe Modern Lamp Group
Sylmer
Ron
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