Butler County Court Sentences Roy Still for Child Neglect
Roy Still aged 40 of Hamilton received a one year sentence in the Cincinnati Workhouse and a $1000 fine plus costs from Probate Juvenile Judge Harry F. Walsh for contributing to the neglect of his eight minor children. He appeared for a probation violation linked to an earlier case at 317 Yankee Rd. The docket also lists several custody and neglect cases filed by or against residents of Hamilton and surrounding areas naming individuals and addresses in matters of cruelty and neglect.
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Roy Still
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Harry F. Walsh
Still
Ostrer Tonic Tablets Offer Iron for Pep and Vitality
Thousands of couples feel weak and exhausted after 40 as the body lacks iron. Ostrer Tonic tablets promise a younger feeling by supplying iron and vitamins B and B. The 50 cent “Get acquainted” size is sold by druggists.
Robbery Victim Pays For Help
Detroit man Rogers McDonald, 35, pulled a fire alarm to get police quickly after a robbery. The action cost the city 500 dollars for five units responding. He admitted drinking and was fined 100 dollars for a false fire alarm.
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Detroit
Rogers McDonald
McDonald
Recorder
Paul E. Krause
Krause
Weather Boosts Middleton Pools Income in July
Ross Kramer reports $6,805.65 income from three city pools in July. Attendance totaled 95,108 so far this year, with Sunset at 4,626.35 and 33,823 visitors, Yankee 1,250.85 and 10,036 visitors, Douglas 928.35 and 6,452 visitors. Pool season runs until Sept 3 and is expected to top last year’s totals.
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Yankee
Douglas
Kramer
Driver Plays It Safe Lands In Jail
DETROIT Starling Mack twenty dated six months ago told Traffic Judge George Murphy he tried to stay out of trouble when police arrested him on a city expressway. Mack had his license revoked for ninety days after a minor crash. He explained he drove slowly to avoid trouble but was arrested for driving too slow 35 mph in a 55 mph zone on the John Lodge Express. With seven prior violations, Judge Murphy gave Mack ten days in jail.
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Detroit
Starling Mack
George T. Murphy
Mack
John Lodge
Murphy
Thief Takes Then Returns Ten Dollars in Florida
Jacksonville police report a burglary at Mrs. Janice Grof's home where a $20 bill was taken from an envelope, then another break-in the next day resulted in a second $20 bill being placed back in the envelope. Detective Sgt. J W Wingate noted the sequence of events and ongoing investigation.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. W. Wingate
Janice Grof
Radio Vocalist Across Puzzle From Old Musical Terms
A crossword style clue list presents radio vocalist across and down entries, naming artists Gershwin Porter and Rodgers Hammerstein linked to tunes. Answers span topics from disembarked to nostril and volcanic Sicily, with numerous short definitions and abbreviations.
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Carlyle
Gershwin, Porter
Rodgers- Hammerstein
Drought aid cited as boost for Dewey Short in Missouri primary
Rep. Dewey Short, veteran Ozark Republican and chair of the House Armed Services Committee, counted on federal drought aid to sway Missouri voters in today’s primary. He faced State Sen. Noel Cox while laboring to show how he secured disaster-area designation for 76 Missouri counties. Polls opened at 6 am and expected light turnout under half a million.
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Larry Hall
ST. Louis
Dewey Short
Ozark
Missouri
Short
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Noel Cox
Washington
Haskell Holman
Moberly
Democra
Frank M. Karsten
John B
Leonor K.) Sullivan
Richard Bolling
Kansas City
A. S. J. Carnahan
Ellsinore
Morgan M. Moulder
Camdenton
Jeffrey P. Hillerson
Thomas B. Curtis
Webster Groves
Ohio Retail Sales Down Report by OSU Bureau
OSU’s business research bureau reports Ohio retail sales fell two percent in the first half of 1954 versus 1953. June sales were one percent lower than June 1953 with seven of nineteen lines rising, including grocers and auto dealers, while florists and furniture posted declines. Dayton showed a gain for the six months.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Universitys Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Dayton
Ike Modifies U S Security Program
President Eisenhower changes the government security rules to allow dismissal of any employee deemed mentally or physically ill by competent medical authority. The old standard required a court finding that the employee’s judgment was faulty due to illness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Prosecutor Louis Beimford Attends Short Course
Hamilton assistant county prosecuting attorney Louis A Beimford will attend the annual Short Course for Prosecuting Attorneys at Northwestern University Law School in Evanston Illinois on August 27.
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Louis A. Beimford
Hamilton
Butler County
Northwestern University Law School
Evanston
Ill
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Yankee Rd
Lorene Shields
Garfield St
James Shields
Sycamore St
Leona Arrowood
Columbia Ave
Fred Arrowood
Andrew J.—Napier
Alice L. Napier
Charlotte
Virginia
Middletown’s
Ivory Soap Laundry
Logan Ave
Driver
Streifthau’s
Grimes
Mound
Goddess of the Dawn
Famous English School
Sicily
OSU
Germantown
John Ross Store
Ross
Centennial Fund
Ry Amer
Ionica
Wilmer Motors
Tops
Dorsey Brothers
CBS Network
Manchester Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Ike
U.S
Kilroy
Middletown
Packer
Ross Shoe Salon
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