Local Man Dies After Boat Sinks in Georgian Bay
Jacob Worner a 61 year old Dayton printer died after his 16 foot boat sank in the Georgian Bay north channel. Three other Ohioans swam ashore unhurt while Worner likely suffered a heart attack in the cold water. The group of four had planned to move when the anchor rope fouled the propeller causing water to fill the boat.
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Little Creek
Ont
Jacob Frank Worner
Dayton
Ohio
Georgian Bay
Kennedy Cabinet Spreads Worldwide Over Weekend
President Kennedy’s cabinet members were scattered across the globe on the weekend. Robert Kennedy joined the President on Cape Cod while Dean Rusk traveled to Moscow for the nuclear test ban signing.
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Washington
Kennedy
North Carolina
Moscow
Vatican
Robert F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery via Bio-Dyne
New healing substance called Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and complete problem resolution. Preparation M suppositories and ointment are now available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
37th Infantry Camp in Michigan Reports No Accidents
Ohio National Guard 37th Infantry Division arrives at CAMP GRAYLING Michigan for summer training with about 8,000 guardsmen and 850 reservists. Troops move into field as intensive training begins at dawn amid a record safe convoy and smooth transit.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
Ohio
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guardsmen
Michigan
145Th Infantry
Akron
Mansfield
Five Calls Keep City Firemen Busy
Five calls kept city firemen busy since Saturday night. A blaze at the Medical Arts Building 2650 Stevens Ave caused no damage. Fires blamed on cigarettes at Dorothy Mader 1711 Henry Ave and Frank Fuller Dayton car on Michigan Ave caused $100 couch damage and $100 auto damage respectively. Fire crews also battled a fire at a vacant garage behind 822 18th Ave rekindling from 12:34 a.m. to 5:36 a.m. Cigarettes blamed.
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Medical Arts
Stevens Ave
Dorothy Mader
Henry Ave
Frank Fuller
Dayton
Michigan Avenue
Mader
Fuller Auto
18Th Ave
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft and Vandalism Incidents
A tire and wheel were reported stolen from Fred Sullivan’s car at 70442 W Sixth Ave. Margaret Harwood reported damage to her auto’s cozy wing yesterday. Police responded to a Country Kitchen incident where a Franklin man allegedly was assaulted and refused treatment. Eugene Lovely reported theft of billfold, hat and sunglasses at the 900 Club. Mike Grindle alleged a car full of youths forced his vehicle off the road and tossed a beer bottle through the window. A 1958 model car with plate 3296 LS was stolen from Charles E Thornbury on S Main Street yesterday.
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Fred Sullivan
Sixth Ave
Eugene Lovely
Baltimore St
Mike Grindle
Charles E. Thornbury
S. Main Street
Successful Investing: A Mother’s Small Stock Income
A reader asks how a 65 year old living with her family can invest about $4,000 for monthly spending money. The answer suggests monthly dividend stocks Winn Dixie and Republic National Bank of Dallas, with projected income of about 11 dollars monthly.
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Winny Dixie Stores
Republic National Bank of
Dallas
Texas
Steel Could Be Headed For Best Year Since 1957
The national metalworking weekly predicted the steel industry may post its best year since 1957 if August declines are halted and orders pick up. Projected 109 million tons for the year would approach 1957’s 112 million, with Q3 and annual figures outlined and profits rising on higher sales and efficiency.
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Cleveland
Ap) — Steel, Magazine
National Metalworking Weekly
Emergency Squad Aids Four Persons
Emergency squad aided four individuals in separate incidents. Joseph Gomia, 45, 1827 Baltimore Street, in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after chest pains and breathing difficulty. John W. Coleman, 70, 913 Ninth Ave., in fair condition after an attack, semi-conscious on arrival. Mark Bigby, 37, 709 17th Ave., treated for finger and wrist cuts. Lilly Everhart, 38, 1500 Plum St., treated with oxygen after an incident at 1404 Garfield St.
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Joseph Gomia
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Gomia c
John W. Coleman
Ninth Ave
Coleman
Mark Bigby
17Th Ave
Lilly Everhart
Plum St
Garfield St
Middletown Seeks Bids for Surplus Sirens Beacon and Voit Items
Legal Notice No. 1722 announces city surplus sale in Middletown Ohio. Sealed bids on 12 Sirens 12 Voit items and 1 Beacon will be accepted until 2 p.m. EST August 22 1963 at the Purchasing Agent Office Room 102 City Building. Proposals on City forms only.
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Middletown
Ohio
William W. Donham
Miami University and Mercy Hospital form joint medical tech program
The College of Arts and Sciences at Miami University Oxford affiliates with Mercy Hospital in medical technology. Beginning September students will complete three years at Miami University and one year at Mercy to earn a Bachelor of Science. Dr Kurt Lande and Miss Louise Lang lead the program with support from Sister Mary Beata.
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Hamilton
College of Arts and Sciences
Miami Univrsity
Oxford
Mercy Hospital
Miami University
Mary Beata
Kurt Lande
Louise Lang
Tri-State
Carl A. Schuck
New York Central seeks to discontinue Miami Valley Beeliner
The New York Central Railroad files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to discontinue passenger train No 329 from Cleveland to Cincinnati. The hearing is set for September 10 1963 at 10 A M EST at the Commission's Columbus offices, under Docket No 31815. W B Salter General Manager July 29 Aug 5 12 19.
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New York Central Railroad Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
E.S.T
Commission
North High Street
Columbus
Ohio
W. B. Salter
Vernor Lay Family Reunion Draws 45 Members
The Vernor Lay reunion was held yesterday at Mrs. Louis Snell's home 608 Burton Road. Forty five family members attended including 26 grandchildren. ten of the twelve children are still living, five were present at the gathering.
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Vernor Lay
Louis Snell
Burton Road
Notice to Contractors Ohio Department of Highways bid call
The State of Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed bids by August 27, 1963 for improvements on State Route 4 in Butler and Hamilton counties. Bids require a certified check or bid bond, prequalification, and adherence to prevailing wage schedules. Plans are on file with the department. the director reserves the right to reject any bids.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Butler
Hamilton
Fairfield
Butler County
Springdale
Hamilton County
Highway Credit Examiner
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
Division Depouty
P. E. Masheter
Greene and Ladd Phone GA 2 4571
New York stock exchange members listed with contact line Greene and Ladd operate Manchester Motor Inn.
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New York
Manchester Motor Inn
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Movements
USDA market summary from Cincinnati notes cattle and calves steady to higher on bulls, with steers 1,025-1,100 lb at 25.00-25.50 and 800-850 lb heifers at 24.50. Cows 14.00-15.00, bulls 17.50-18.50. Weaners steady to strong. hogs unevenly steady to 25 lower. sows 15.50-16.50. Sheep and lambs subdued. spring lambs steady to weak.
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Ceseesseseess
Cincinnati
USDA
Airport Controls Talk At Aviation Club Meeting
Guest speakers will discuss airport approach control procedures at the Aviation Club meeting. The event at Carmody Boulevard clubhouse features FAA officials Richard Hellman of Greater Cincinnati Airport and John Martin from Lunken Airport control tower.
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Aviation Club
P. m
Carmody Boulevard
Federal Aviation Agency
Richard Hellman
Greater Cincinnati
John Martin
Lunken
Middletown Civil Service Announces Income Tax Investigator Exam
The Middletown Civil Service Commission will hold an open competitive exam on August 8 1963 at 9 00 A M in the City Building auditorium to establish an eligible list for the Income Tax Investigator position. Applications due by 5 00 PM August 7 1963 at the Personnel Office.
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Middletown Civil Service Commission
Central Avenue
Ohio
United States
Sateer
John T. Shoup
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