Former Ohio House Speaker Joins Army Court Martial Board
Col. Lester J. Abele, 55, former Ohio House speaker pro tem and majority leader, becomes a member of the Army’s No 1 court martial review board in Washington. Abele, a Cleveland lawyer, led European war trials including Dachau prosecutions and Lichfield cases, and plans to remain in the Army as long as needed. His career spans Ohio National Guard service, judge advocate roles in the 37th Division and Patton’s forces, and a long legal practice in Cleveland. He resides in Shaker Heights with his wife and three children.Zip
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Ohio House
Army
Washington
Lester J. Abele
Ironton
Cleveland
Abele
Pentagon
Dachau
Lichfield
Bad Nauheim
Germany
James A. Kilian
England
Ohio National Guard
148Th Infantry
Ohio State University
Cleveland Law School
Baldwin Wallace University
Ohio
Arthur Hamilton
Hartshorn
Thomas Abele, Mitchell and Edelman
15Th Corps
Omas F. Bresnahan
Daleford Road
Shaker Heights
Lester, Jr
Robert A
Ruth Anne Ward
A. W. Abele
Former newsman heads Hungary president elected by parliament
Arpad Szakasits, a former stone mason, journalist and poet, was elected president of Hungary in a unanimous parliamentary vote. He succeeds Zoltan Tildy after his resignation following espionage charges against Tildy’s son-in-law. Opposition groups walked out during the vote but returned as the speaker declared Szakasits elected.
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Budapest
Hungary
Arpad Szakasits
Zoltan Tildy
Victor Csornoky
Imre Nagy
Szakasiis
Democratic Peoples Party
Christian Womens Camp
Szakasits
Unified
Labor Party
Lajos Dinnyes
Cootie Band to Be Formed by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cootie band plans formed by Pup Tent No 50 VFW with Howard W Brown named hospital chair man of the ninth zone covering Butler Hamilton Montgomery and Warren Counties. The Benson W Hough Post 3424 hosted a Cootie show featuring DePinto Ritter Conn Woody Adams Braun Erb Fuller McMahon Blount and others attracting a large audience and prompting requests for future cities including Columbus Cleveland and New Miami. The event was directed by Brown with Alden Williams commander and Edward Gillum state adjutant coordinating the visit.
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Post
Howard W. Brown
Cootie Hospital
Butler
Hamilton
Montgomery
Warren
VFW
Benson W. Hough
Columbus
Don Bolden
James DePinto
Ab Ritter
Manny Conn
Mae Woody
Jacqueline Adams
Robert Braun
William Erb
Dave Fuller
Slim
Betty McMahon
George Blount
Elks Club
Cleveland
Armco
New Miami
Armco Girls Association
Howard Brown
Alden Williams
Edward Gillum
Hamilton Armco Superintendent Named Argentine Technical Director
J. S. Ferguson, longtime Armco Steel executive, was chosen as technical director of the Argentine Steel Division and will move to Buenos Aires to liaise with builders for a large integrated steel plant at San Nicolas on the Paraná River. Ferguson has international experience including projects in Russia and South Africa.
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J. S. Ferguson
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corporation
Armco International Corporation
San Nicolas
Parana
Ferguson
Buenos Aires
Armco
Ternational Corporation
Russia
Kuznetskstroi
Stalinsk
Siberia
Ront
United States
South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporation
Pretoria
South Africa
Ashland
Columbus
Hamilton Armco
Pastor Succumbs in Newark After Long Service
The Rev. John J. Slattery, 78, pastor of St. Francis De Sales Church since 1926, died last night in the church rectory after a week of serious illness. Ordained in Cincinnati in 1902, he earlier served St. Peter's Steubenville and Sacred Heart Coshocton before coming to Newark. Fifty three percent of US farms now have electrical service.
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Newark
John J. Slattery
St. Francis de Sales
Cincinnati
St. Peter's Church
Steubenville
Sacred Heart Church
Coshocton
National Guard Enlistments Reopened To 17 18 Year Olds
Governor Herbert reopened National Guard enlistments allowing youths aged 17 to 18 and a half in Middletown to join Company F 147th Infantry. The unit's present strength is 141 with a full authorized strength of 188. Enlistees subject to the draft may join if quotas remain, provided they maintain 90 percent weekly meeting attendance and meet requirements.
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National Guard
Middletown
Thomas J. Herbert
Warning Issued Against Sale Of Liquor To Minors In Ohio
Ohio liquor officials issue a warning to permit holders about selling to minors. The letter cites fines and possible permit revocation and urges reporting of false IDs. In 1963, 59 citations last year and 62 so far this year show enforcement activity amid local ordinances in Cleveland Cincinnati and Dayton.
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Ohio
Columbus
Dale Dunifon
Liquor Control
Dunifor
Donald T. Geyer
Board of Liquor Control
Duniton
Geyer
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Weather forecast hints scattered showers Wednesday
The forecast calls for scattered showers Wednesday with increasing cloudiness tonight. Moderate temperatures were noted yesterday with a low of 64 degrees at 6 am and a 78 degree reading at 10 am. the day saw a near 90 degree high around 5:30 pm before retreating to 89. Winter is a good time to replace the oil filter cartridge of an automobile.
Eagles Picnic At Le Sourdsville Lake Tomorrow
The Eagles Lodge and guests will enjoy a full day of activities at Le Sourdsville Lake featuring swimming, boating, dining and thrill rides. An afternoon free diving show and stage games offer prizes, plus a fireworks and music night with Sammy Leeds and his band performing from 9 to 12. About 100 orphans from the Butler County Home will participate.
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Eagles Lodge
LeSourdsville Lake
Butler County
Sammy Leeds
Oregonia Worker Severely Injured at Plant Collapse
Harry Bolser, 48, of Oregonia and employee of Oregonia Bridge Company, was seriously injured when a large plate steel piece fell at the plant Monday afternoon. He suffered nine fractured ribs and internal injuries. He was taken to Williams Clinic in Lebanon, then moved to Dayton General Hospital. Hospital attendants listed his condition as serious.
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Oregonia
Lebanon
Harry Bolser
Oregonia Bridge Company
Williams Clinic
Gradview Hospital
Dayton
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Television
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Palm Grill
Eighth Ave
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