Lemon School Plans Approved By Board
The Lemon Township Board of Education approved revised plans for a $341,000 Lemon High addition to be built beside Monroe High. Bids will be opened June 4 with seven contractors already showing interest. The three story building will house 20 classrooms and labs, plus expanded cafeteria, gym auditorium, business offices, and a new library. A 60 passenger bus was delivered, bringing Lemon schools to 18 buses.
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Lemon Township
Monroe High
Township Board of Education
Grunkemeyer and Sullivan
Cincinnati
Calvin W. Young
Lemon Schools
Young
Monroe High School
Lemon
Memorial Day Group to Meet for 1948 Observance
First meeting of the Memorial Day Committee to plan the May 30 observance will be held Monday at 7 30 p m at the American Legion home. W W Gray general chairman announced the session is to include representatives from the Memorial committee of the Lesson, Veterans of Foreign Wars, War Mothers, VFW Auxiliary, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, Spanish American war veterans and auxiliaries. Committees are expected to be named and parade plans outlined.
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American Legion
W. W. Gray
Memorial Committee of the Lesson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
War Mothers
VFW Auxiliary
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Auxiliary
Gray
Infant of Malott Family Obituary
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Malott Middletown Route 3 died five hours after birth at Mercy Hospital Hamilton Survived by two sisters Ruth Ann Ruby Lucille and two brothers David Elmer William Edward paternal grandparents Archie Malott Lebanon maternal grandparents E H McKibben West Chester Ohio Friends may call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home 4 to p m today Services 10 a m Friday at the funeral home with Dr S A Livingston officiating Burial in North Cemetery Monroe
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Elmer Malott
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ruth Ann
Ruby Lucille
David Elmer
William Edward
Archie Malott
Lebanon
E. H. McKibben
West Chester
McCoy- Leffler
Death Notice of Ralph Earach
Ralph Earach aged 34 of 323 North Broad Street died yesterday at 4 45 p m in a Cincinnati hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs James Earach four brothers Joseph of Hamilton Frank Mike and Eugene of Middletown three sisters Mrs Anns Cappa Cincinnati Mrs Angeline Andreotta Middletown and Mrs Mary Sandvig Iowa City plus many nieces and nephews. He was a member of Holy Trinity Church and formerly worked as a clerk in a ry. Funeral services will be held at Holy Trinity Church Saturday at 10 a m with burial in Woodside Cemetery after services at Riggs Funeral Home from 2 p m Friday.
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Ralph Earach
N. Broad St
James Earach
Cincinnati
Earach
Joseph
Hamilton
Frank
Mike
Eugene
Middletown
Anns Cappa
Angeline Andreotta
Mary Sandvig
Iowa City
Barach
Holy Trinity Church
Riggs Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Lena Sattler 82 Dies After Eight Day Illness
Mrs Lena Sattler 82 of 121 South Canal St Middletown died at 12 35 pm Wednesday after an eight day illness She was born in Cincinnati and moved to Middletown as a child She belonged to the Married Ladies Sodality of St Johns Church and Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 99 Both groups will meet at Schramm Funeral Home Friday for services Requiem High Mass is 9 30 am Saturday at St Johns Burial is Woodside Cemetery She is survived by a daughter Mrs Marie Walters a son Carl of Long Beach Calif two grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers Frank and William Knorr and one sister Mrs Catherine Mayer all of Middletown
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Lena Sattler
South Canal St
Cincinnati
Sattler
Middletown
Married Ladies’ Sodality
St. John’s Church
Schramm
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Council 99
Woodside
Marie Walters
Carl
Long Beach
Calif
At the Movies Shows Two New Films This Week
Thursday screens A Woman's Vengeance with Charles Boyer and Rachel Kempson at 3 15 6 35 and 10 pm and Last Moment starring Robert Cummings and Susan Hayward at 1 40 5 and 8 20 pm Friday features Aling The Gentlemen with Wallace Berry and Tom Drake at 2 20 4 50 7 30 and 10 05 pm and Roses Are Red starring Don Castle and Peggy Knudsen at 1 15 3 45 6 20 and 8 55 pm.
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Charles Boyer
Rachel Kempson
Robert Cummings
Susan Hayward
Wallace Berry
Tom Drake
Don Castle
Peggy Knudsen
Exile and French Leave Showings Listed at Local Theater
Thursday and Friday schedule lists Exile starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Maria Montez at 3 02, 6 21 and 9 40 p m alongside French Leave with Jackie Cooper and Jackie Coogan at 1 53, 5 12 and 8 31 p m BR mm.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Maria Montez
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Coogan
Cancer Research Hospital Planned in Cincinnati
The Institutum Divi Thomae plans a $2 600 000 cancer research hospital in Cincinnati. Announcement came from Most Rev Msgr Cletus A Miller president of the Graduate School of Sciences during a night briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Institutum Divi Thomae
Cletus A. Miller
Graduate School of Scienes
May Day tensions split protests across Europe and Asia
Across Europe and Asia May Day plans faced clashes of factions as Communist and socialist groups chose separate celebrations or were restricted. London and Paris staged controlled events while Berlin Brussels and Stockholm saw rival parades and bans. Japan remained vigilant after weekend riots in Kobe and Osaka.
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British Labor Party
Labor Party of
London
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Paris
Palace de la Concorde
Berlin
Socialist Unity Party
Brussels
Amsterdam
Dutch Socialist Party
Netherlands
Vienna
Austria
Copenhagen
Social Democrats
Oslo
Social Democrat Labor Party
Bergen
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Far East
Japan
Kobe
Osaka
Scout Cookies Delivered After Merger Halt
Girl Scout cookies are delivered to customers from orders taken earlier by local troops. Mrs. Garnet L. Church said the Dayton baking firm completed a merger after initial baking for Middetown and has ceased baking operations. Deliveries will occur this week with cookie booths planned in downtown stores Friday afternoon.
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Garnet L. Church
Dayton
Middletown
Akron woman placed on probation for manslaughter
Mrs Lot ie M Givens, 49, was placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the December 26 fatal shooting of her former husband Edwin Givens, a retired policeman.
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Akron
Lottie M. Givens
Edwin
Steam Calliope To Be Featured With Cole Circus Here May 13
The Cole Brothers Circus returns to Wolverton Grounds on May 13 with a rare steam calliope concert at noon on downtown streets. Tom Comstock, famed calliope artist, will lead tunes from old parade repertoires as the nearly century old instrument is showcased after being stored since 1937.
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Steam Calliope
Cole Circus
Cole Brothers Circus
Wolverton
Tommy Comstock
America
Cole Brothers
Louisville
Old Sebastian Wagon Works
New York
Injunction Sought To Halt Carlisle Incorporation Action
J T Riley for Carlisle Benefit Association asks Warren County Court to halt incorporation efforts for Carlisle. Petition filed on behalf of Charles and Ethel Pence targets County Recorder Pearl Graham and several officials. Hearing set before Judge Cliff Beckett. March 19 commissioners adopted a resolution making Carlisle an incorporated village after a 38 citizen request, with no election held.
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Lebanon
Carlisle
J. T. Riley
Carlisle Benefit Association
Warren County Court of Common Pleas
Riley
Charles and
Ethel Pence
Pearl Graham
James L. Gross
Ernest Earnhart
Vernon Simmons
Louise Moore
Merrill Clay
John Homan
Warren County
Armco dedicates large new furnaces amid expansion talk
Armco officials praise the new furnaces as larger and more efficient than earlier electric units. L. F. Reinartz notes 185 ton open hearth capacity and daily scrap needs of about fifteen car loads. The ceremony features F. E. Vigor and C. R. Fendersmith with remarks by Charles McGill and Tom Howard.
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Armco
F. E. Vigor
L. F. Reinartz
Middletown
Cincinnati
Reinartz
C. R. Fendersmith
Charles McGill
McGraw Construction Company
Tom Howard
Taft Campaigns in Ohio Visit to Toledo and Wooster
Senator Robert A Taft toured Toledo and Wooster amid Pennsylvania write in results. He defended a Republican welfare plan he says reflects liberty and equality while contrasting it with Stassen who has no education program yet. He spoke at Wooster College and in New Philadelphia Massillon and Alliance.
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Toledo
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Taft
Seeniaenne
Tuesay
Minnesota
Senate
Stassen
Wooster College
New Philadelphia
Massillon
Alliance
Divorces Sought in Los Angeles Details
Movie actress Cathy O'Donnell sues Robert Wyler for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty after a Las Vegas marriage on April 10. In Beverly Hills, Peter Salm seeks divorce from Gisela Vandenschen, war bride and former Berlin illustrator, with extreme cruelty alleged. they wed May 20, 1947 and separated March 17.
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Los Angeles
Cathy O’donnell
Robert Wyler
Las Vegas
Nev
Peter Salm
Beverly Hills
Gisela Vandenschen
Berlin
Atomic Energy Show To Draw Thousands To Village
MIAMISBURG opens a three day Miami Valley Atomic Energy Show with 60 scientists and 31 exhibits in the high school gym. About 10 000 people expected. Co sponsors include the U S Atomic Energy Commission Monsanto Chemical Company and the Miamisburg Community Civic Association. The event precedes the Mound Laboratories opening to study nuclear science and power.
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Miamisburg
Miami Valley
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Monsanto Chemical Company
Mound Laboratories
Atomic Energy Commission
Monsanto
National Atomic Energy Program
Oleo Margarine Tax Vote Sparks Bipartisan Split
In Washington a House majority approved repealing federal oleo margarine taxes. Rep. Clarence Brown of the Seventh District defended rural dairy interests while Taft backed repeal. Ohio votes showed a mix of Republicans and Democrats for and against the measure, with several names listed as not voting or unlisted.
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Ager
Clarence Brown
Robio
Brown
House
Taft
Washington
Ohio
Bender
Bolton
Burke
Elston
Hess
Lewis
McGregor
Ramey
Vorys
Crosser
Feighan
Huber
Kirwan
Brehm
Clevenger
Griffithhs
McCulloch
Weichel
Jenkins
McCowan
Smith
British wounded and casualties rise in Jaffa clashes
Official figures show 10 Jews killed and 26 Arabs killed with 94 wounded in Jaffa during the latest attack. Since last night clashes have left 15 Jews and two Arabs dead across Palestine, with unofficial tallies nearing 3,500 deaths in five months. Major General John H. Hilldring appointed as special assistant to Marshall to steer Palestine policy focusing on a truce plan and possible U S troop dispatch.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Holy Land
Zvai Leumi
Washington
John H. Hilldring
Secretary of State
Marshall
State Department
Hilldring
Ohio River Division Engineer Maj. Gen. Weart Reassigned
Maj. Gen. Douglas L. Weart, previously Ohio River Division engineer at Cincinnati, has been transferred from his post. He arrived for a speech and remained for other engagements as part of a routine leadership reshuffle.
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Dayton
Douglas L. Weart
Ohio River Division
Cincinnati
Middletown Catholics Pray For Russian Conversion Event
Middletown Catholics plan a day of prayer for the conversion of Russia to Christianity on Saturday. Msgr. J. F. McNary announced by Archbishop McNicholas approval, with a Mass at 8:30 followed by a procession and Rosary. Confessions precede and three high masses are scheduled.
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Middletown
Russia
J. F. McNary
Holy Trinity Church
John T. McNicholas
Holy Trinity
Clark St
Columbia Ave
Iglehart St
Manchester Ave
Techniques for strip mining on sharp hillsides
Har old L Bailey of Pottsville Pennsylvania told the closing session of the American Mining Congress in Cincinnati that wartime stripping proved practical for rugged country. He urged dispelling the belief that small shovels and a few trucks suffice for modern strip mining.
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Cincinnati
Harold L. Bailey
Pottsville
Bailey Construction Corporation
American Mining Congress
County Officials May Face Charges in Ohio Case
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson charged Meigs County officials Dan C. Hartinger and J. E. D. Hartinger with using county materials for personal purposes. Affidavits from several county employees alleged violations of penal statutes and will be turned over to the county prosecutor to determine the amount involved.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Meigs
Ferguson
Dan C. Hartinger
J. E. D. Hartinger
Weart Named Commander of Engineers Center at Ft Belvoir
Night reports Weart has been named commander of the engineers center at Ft Belvoir Virginia and expects to leave about May.
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Weart
Engineers Center
Ft. Belvoir
Vaing
County Hospital Council Convenes for Hospital Improvements
The Butler County Hospital Council met at Hamilton to improve facilities and standardize procedures across Butler County's three hospitals. Attendees included Dr. J. C. Stratton of Middletown Hospital Miss Lois Roscoe of Fort Hamilton Hospital and Benignus of Mercy Hospital. A county wide observance of National Hospital Day is planned for May 12 with an open house in Middletown under Welfare Auxiliary direction.
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Butler County
Butler County Hospital Council
Hamilton
J. C. Stratton
Middletown Hospital
Lois Roscoe
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Benignus
Mercy Hospital
Middletown
Welfare Auxiliary
Truman Asks Temporary Draft and Universal Training Plan
President Truman described a compromise merging a temporary draft with universal training as the best achievable with Congress. He noted Lilienthal and other commission members would expire August 1 and urged Congress to revive the draft to expand armed forces while proposing a universal training program for all physically able 18 year olds as reserves.
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Congress
Lilienthal
Commission
Truman
Lakefront dock dedication by Baltimore and Ohio
In Lorain Ohio the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dedicated a $4 500 000 lakefront dock yesterday. Officials cited improved shipping capacity and regional economic impact as key outcomes of the ceremony.
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Lorain, O
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Supreme Court of the
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Malcolm M. Haring
Tytus
Kraft Kay Cheddar
Central Ave
Bynum’s
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Wne
Lon McCalister
SUN
Paramount
Union Sanitary
San
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