May 30 in History Highlights Through the Ages
Today’s historical milestones include Joan of Arc’s burning in 1431, Fernando de Soto’s Florida landing in 1539, Peter the Great’s birth in 1672, Voltaire’s death in 1778, Memorial Day’s first observance in 1868, Cologne bombing in 1942, Trujillo’s assassination in 1961, Khrushchev’s trade proposal, Britain China trade easing, and the Surveyor moon mission.
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Associated Press
Joan of Arc
Fernando de Soto
Florida
Peter the Great
Voltaire
Cologne
Germany
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Britain
China
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Jailbirds Match Wits And Win
NORFOLK Mass AP An armed robber and four killers regular ly match wits with college level teams and win as members of the Norfolk Quiz Club at the state prison compete in rapid fire College Bowl style matches. Arthur Devlin 43 serving a life sentence for murder says they remember us. The club has won 18 and lost 8 against Harvard Boston College Wesley an Emerson Rhode Island College and groups of professors and priests.
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Norfolk, Mass
Norfolk
Arthur Devlin
Harvard
Boston College
Wesleyan
Emerson College
Rhode Island College
Airlines strike insurance denounced as tool to break unions
The IAM and five other unions urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to drop the strike insurance plan when it expires July 10. IAM chief Roy Siemiller says the program coerces strikes, delays bargaining, and violates federal law intended to preserve airline peace.
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Washington
P.L
Roy” Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Civil Aeronautics Board
Siemiller
National Airlines
Police Briefs Highlight Local Thefts And Incidents
An 11 year old was arrested at G C Murphy Co and charged with petit larceny for a 69 cent spray paint can. George D. Cox, 27, of Oxford State Road, charged with petit larceny in a gas theft near Amanda Junior High School. A 17 year old girl treated for aspirin overdose. Jay Wyatt, 12, treated for facial cuts after collision with a bicycle rider on Tytus Ave. L B Higgins reported radio theft. Wallace Huff reported a $65 suit theft. Tim Ditwiller reported rocks thrown through three windows at a home behind 2116 Central Ave causing 200 dollars in damage.
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G. C. Murphy Co
George D. Cox
Oxford State Road
Lemon Township
Amanda Junior High School
Middletown Hospital
L. B. Higgins
Ninth Ave
Wallace Huff
Tim Ditwiller
Germantown Rt. 2
Central Ave
Barroom Sermon Stirs Few at San Bernardino Tavern
In San Bernardino, Rev. Arthur Blessett preached a 30 minute Sunday sermon on stage at Sinnners tavern while topless dancers performed. About 50 patrons largely ignored the sermon as two pool games continued. the evangelist invited those seeking Christ to step forward but none did. His wife announced she was a go go girl for Christ. The bartender noted no drinks were served during the late service before 2 am.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Arthur Blessett
Sinners Tavern
Blessett
Christ
First Southern Baptist Church
San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
Woman Pleads Innocent In Hubby Death
Lima Ohio Mrs Clara Marlene Jackson 19 pleaded innocent at arraignment on a first degree manslaughter charge in the Friday night shooting death of her estranged husband 22 year old Andrew C Jackson of Lima. She was held on ten thousand dollar bond.
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Lima
Ohio
Clara Marlene Jackson
Andrew C. Jackson
Eager Boy Dies After Window Screen Gives Way
In St Louis a four year old boy, Danny Boice, died after leaning on a window screen and pushing it loose. He fell twelve floors to the street below while his mother Betty Boice was at home.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Danny Boice
Betty Boice
Brumagin
Owa
ED Fair
Viola
D McCarty
Turner McCarty
Two Twirlers Win at Cincinnati USTA Contest
Lu Ann Evans age 13 of Gideon Road won three events including solo and 13 to 14 fancy strut ting and the day’s champion twirloff. Linda Sue Howard age 17 of Franklin won two first place trophies in advanced solo for 16 plus and senior two baton twirling.
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USTA
Courter Technical High School
Cincinnati
Lu Ann Evans
Gideon Road
Linda Sue Howard
E. 4Th St
Franklin
Cincy Officials Urged to Hire 50 More Inspectors
The Citizens Ad Hoc Committee for Better Housing asked Cincinnati City Council to add 50 building inspectors to the existing 37 to curb substandard housing. The welfare committee heard the plea on Monday.
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Cincinnati
Citizens’ Group
City Council
Citizens Ad Hoc Committee For Better Housing
Councils Welfare Committee
Lost Pets and Local Obituaries Mixed in Classifieds
A7 A and 41 A 2 FOX Terrier lost in Lake side area with details and rewards for the Parakeet blue white face missing in West Middletown near No 122. Also listed are a Dachshund mix lost near Franklin Laynecrest area with rewards, plus memorials for VAN BUSKIRK-ANDERSON Cemetery Memorials. Obituaries note Mrs. Marie 41, of 2708 Plymouth, death at Slivenett Hospital Columbus and Vickie 9, daughter of Frances Henderson, with funeral details.
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Lakeside
West Middletown
No. 122
Franklin
Laynecrest
Funeral notices list two predeceased residents
Jacaquaiine Henderson aged 16 of 910 Malvern died Sunday May 28 at 1 pm. Funeral service at R Baker & Sons on Thursday at 2 pm with interment at Woodside Cemetery. Also Margaret Belle aged 92 of Monroe Ohio died May 27 at 11 pm. Visitation Tuesday 7 8 pm at McCoy Leffier. service at United Presbyterian Church Clifton Ohio Wednesday 2 pm. Interment Clifton Cemetery. Servicios arranged by McCoy Leffier Dial 423.
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Vickie
Malvern
Frances Henderson
Collin Henderson
Janice
Josep R. Baker & Sons
Haskel Jenkins
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph B. Brker & Sons Funeral Home
Jacaquaiine
R. Baker & Sons
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funersal
Margaret Belle
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Ohio
McCoy-Leffier
United Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Greese
Clifton Cemetery
Memorial notices for multiple loved ones span decades
A long page of memorials lists families recalling husbands fathers sons and brothers. Entries name Harry T Applegate Gemeryry Brummagin Almaeda Chippen dale Kermit Cook Richard Cottle Mary Downs James Honaker Dorothy Helen Goes Eugene Howard Lt Hevert Lemay and others with dates from 1943 to 1967 and messages of memory love and loss.
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Lebanon
MASON
Waynesville
Warren County
DIAL
Journal Went Ad Dept
King Fearere
Jailbirds
Jay Wyatt
Oberon Drive
Tytus Avenue
Hubby
Cincy
Japan
Journal
Dave Efter
Deadline Family
City Homes
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Saat
Lost
Marie
Plymouth
Defzel
Slvenett Hospital
Columbus
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Ramah .Johnson
McConvetfler
Drammond Kennedy
Ackman
Floyd
Unc
Applegate
Harry T. Applegate
Helen
Linda
Chippendale
Alemeda Chippendale
Ovew
Cook
Kermit
Korea
Cottle
Richard
Rendem
Honaker
James
Jim) Honaker
God
Dorothy Helen
Everz
Jack
U.S.S. Franklin
Flisher Siemen
Te Raymond
See
Fall
Cpl
Jack Harold
Okinawa
Scribner
Debra Scribner
Wyatt
Iather
Lester Wyatt
Young
Spec
Steve G. Young
Viet Nam
Aod
Elaine
Susan
Wenns
S Hoog— Pvt Wy
France
Middletown Journal
Jackson
Pfc
Donald N. Jackson
Florist Flowers
Peck
Peck's
Main St
Spra Lowe's Flowe
Cranewood
Trenton
Ed ‘Wiews
Wilson
Holland
Lee
May
Daniel C. May
Jin
Mom
Dad
Atchley’s
Todhunter Rd
N's
Venkee Rd
Ae. Bowman Garden Store
Verity-Tytus
Pennington
Sgt
Wilgus Pennington
Richter
Edith L. Richter
Roberson
Leonard Roberson
Jefferson Rd
Matson's
John Wood
Baltimore St
Columbia Ave
Dobbler Bros. Inc
Middletown
West Home Ave
Charles Zapp
S. Highview
Steff
Richard Lee Selby
Guinea
Tester
Arene Aude
Teddy
Tess
Robert Eugene Timbs
Roy Tibbs
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
Diver Garden
First Ave
Ottawa
Madam May Reader
Watkins
Fenn
West State St
Vendale Vco
Carlisle
Cornet
Burbank
Cal
Ee J & R Beauty Shop
Aoe Hutchinson Layne
Tytus
Ain Sham
Satnday & On
Maude Duff Beauty Shop
Broad St
Elsmere
Jacone
N. Main St
Call
Emrick Oil
Germantown
Norelco
Walker
Williams Sanitation
Osborn Studio
Verity Pkwy
Herry A. Finkelman, Inc
John Brown
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