Elderly Hamiltonian Dies In Train Auto Crash
A woman en route to church was killed when a freight train struck a car at Fourth Street and Maple Avenue in Hamilton. Rose Friedmann, 7, of 1117 Maple Ave., died instantly. Walter Friedman, 39, and Bertha Friedman, 43, were injured along with Daniel Gutzwill er, 32, who suffered a skull fracture while alighting from the car. All injured were taken to Merc Hospital. The trunk lid flew 100 feet and the car 75 feet before demolishing.
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Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Fourth St
Maple Ave
Rose Friedmann
Walter Friedman
Campbell Ave
Friedman
Bertha
Daniel Gutzwiller
Cincinnati
Friedmann
Merc Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
U S First Cavalry annihilates 500 North Koreans in surprise raid
Army communique reports the U S First Cavalry Division wiped out 500 North Korean fighters who crossed the river, another 390 routed by four cavalrymen, and a major Red assault on the South Korean First Division in Waegwan crushed by allied infantry. Front lines note wounded arriving in ambulances, while the overall front remains highly satisfactory. enemy buildup feared in the south with tanks, though American forces maintain command.
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U. S
Waegwan
8Th Army
Naktong
Changnyong
Stan Swinton
Weekend Movie Showings At Local Theaters
Paramount presents The Flame and Arrow with Burt Lancaster and Virginia Mayo at 1 50 3 50 6 00 8 00 and 10 00 pm Monday and Tuesday. Strand shows Submarine Patrol with Richard Greene and Preston Foster at 3 00 6 25 and 9 55 pm and Wing and a Prayer with Don Ameche and Dana Andrews at 1 15 4 40 and 8 05 pm. Colontal screens Father of the Bride with Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor at 1 15 2 56 4 31 8 02 and 9 46 pm.
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Burt Lancaster
Virginia Mayo
Richard Greene
Preston Foster
Don Amiche
Dana Andrews
Sencer Tracy
Elizabeth Taylor
Certificate of Compliance for Equity Usual Insurance Co
State official certifies Equity Usual Insurance Co of Kansas City Missouri complied with state laws. Financials show December 31 statement totals 1,964,764.28 assets 1,514,454.41 liabilities 460,907.98 surplus. 1948 income 1,457,155.56 and 1,491,681.0 in investments. Subscribed by Walter A. Robinson Superintendent, Columbus Ohio, July 1 1950.
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State OF
Usual Insurance Company
Ansas
Columbus
Ohio
Walter A. Robinson
Insurance of
Coast Guard Seeks Volunteers From Former Officers
Former Coast Guard officers including SPARS were urged to volunteer for extended active duty in the Ninth District. Capt. I H Morine said lieutenants JG ensigns with afloat or port security experience are preferred. Applications to Commander E S Kerr in the Keith Building Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
I. H. Morine
Ninth District
E. S. Kerr
Keith Building
Euclid
17Th Steets
Explosive items found as ex Army man turns in grenades
Police report an ex Armyman surrendered two live hand grenades kept at home. Grenades were tagged and placed in the sergeant's locker for safekeeping. Several arrests followed on drunkenness and disorderly conduct in Hamilton and Franklin areas. A theft of clothing and a suitcase was reported by James Campbell. One man released on bond faces a municipal court appearance tomorrow. A man swam barefoot after his shoes were stolen from the dressing room at Douglas pool. Ducks stay dry by oil from tail glands.
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Clyde
Clarence Conyers
Dayton
Douglas Pool
Who's Going When Returns to Military Service
Many men and possibly some women are going back into military service under the stepped up defense program. No official lists are issued and they are not being rounded up nationally for security reasons. The Defense Department says there is no security concern in local reporting. The Journal invites readers to call the Federal Department at 2-3611 to publish names of Reservists or National Guardsmen.
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Defense Department
Vital statistics highlights from Ohio obituaries
Vital Statistics note lists several residents: Mrs. Anna B. Cook, 81, of Springboro. Edward Eugene Shrout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shrout of West Middletown Route 1. Eldon Whitackre, 64, of Mor row. Mrs. Lida Totten Moore, 53, of South Lebanon.
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Anna B. Cook
Springboro
Edward Eugene Shrout
Raymond Shrout
West Middletown
Lida Totten Moore
South
Lebanon
Local couples welcome babies this week
Mr and Mrs Russell McCarty welcomed a boy at 2208 Hill Ave. Mr and Mrs Robert Crooke at 513 Orchard St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson at 2204 Hill Ave welcomed a boy. Mrs Estel White at 2909 Armco Dr welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Cletis Martin at 4209 Lewis St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs James Morgan at 3023 Yankee Rd welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Walter Griffith at 3222 Ottawa St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Roy Waggoner at West Middletown Route 1 welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs John H Cox at 1713 Taylor Ave welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Raymond Dailey at 704 Lewis Pl welcomed a boy.
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Russell McCarty
Hill Ave
Robert B. Crooke
Orchard St
Charles D. Johnson
Lamon MclIntosh
Central Ave
Estel White
Armco
Cletis Martin
Lewis St
James Morgan
Yankee Rd
Walter Griffith
Ottawa St
Roy Waggoner
West Middletown
John H. Cox
Taylor Ave
Raymond Dailey
Lewis Pl
List of local residents and relatives with medical and surgical mentions
A long roster lists numerous residents and relatives with mentions of medical and surgical statuses. Names include Mrs Tilford Allen Mrs Willard Traver Richard O Connor Edward Smith Mrs Grace Reese Charles Hobbs Henry Morgan Cyprian Slamka and many others. The passage shifts to a federal court note indicating defendants including Eugene Dennis and others were sentenced for conspiring to advocate forcible overthrow of the government with Dennis jailed in Washington D C awaiting possible Supreme Court review.
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Tilford Allen
Miamisburg
Edward Smith
Red Bud
Willard Traver
Excello
Richard O'Connor
North Grimes St
Francis J. Dearth
Tytus Ave
Andrew Isaacs
Germantown
J. L. Glass
Euclid St
Grace Reese
Monroe St
Frank Berry
Brentwood St
Daniel Lewis
Navaho St
Paul Wills
Cleveland St
Lester Kennel
Middletown
Charles Hobbs
Central Ave
Eugene Dennis
American Communist Party
Washington, D. C
Congress
Dennis
Thompson
John B. Williamson
Jacob Stachel
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Henry Winston
John Gates
Irving Potash
Gilbert Sega Carl Winter
Gus All
Barbers and Cosmetologists Face Annual TB X Rays
Middle town boards adopt disease rules requiring all barbers and cosmetologists to have yearly chest X rays to prove freedom from tuberculosis. Cards with X ray dates will be kept by workers and shown to the health commissioner on request. Penalties include up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail for noncompliance. Attending officials include Dr. L. C. Neer and Dr. William Storer, with regional health leaders also expected.
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Middletown
Board of Health
Hamilton
L. C. Neer
William Storer
H. A. Moore
Butler County
A. M. Clark
Christiansen
Charles Grieg
Butler County Tuberculosis Association
Youth Held In Burglary
Two teenage boys were turned over to juvenile authorities after city break ins. Chief Thomas D. Carmody praised Sgt. Douglas Barrett and Rookie Patrolman Gilbert Lafayette for arresting a 16 year old inside Newkirk's Service Station on Woodlawn Ave as he counted money from a rifled pinball machine. The suspect admitted breaking a south side window to gain entry. Earlier, a 15 year old picked up for stealing meter money led to solving meter thefts and he admitted further break ins at a restaurant and a shoe repair shop.
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Thomas D. Carmody
Douglas Barrett
Gilbert Lafayette
Newkirk
Woodlawn Ave
Ralph Bauer
Food prices rise in Cleveland between mid and late July
The U S Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics reports retail food prices in Cleveland rose about 1.3 percent from July 15 to July 31. The July 31 index stands about 4.1 percent higher than June 15.
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Chicago
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Motorcycle Crash Leaves Rider With Minor Injuries
Loyal Van Buskirk, 38, of 1111 Calumet Ave., suffered contusions bruises and a cut elbow in a Route 4 south crash near the Spot restaurant. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. State patrol investigated but did not release details.
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Spot
Loyal van Buskirk
Calumet Ave
Middletown Hospital
State Patrol
Two Middletonians Finalists At Food Show Amateur Hour
Two Middleton residents reached the finals of the Wurlitzer Amateur Hour at the Fourth Annual Food and Home Show at LeSourdsville Lake. Dale Riffe impersonator and Adrian Mayer singer were finalists along with other winners from Cincinnati and Hamilton. Votes postmarked by August 23 will decide winners who may advance to national contests. Record crowds attended the two day show as exhibitors reported strong registrations and early sell‑outs.
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Harris Rosedale
LeSourdsville Lake
Dale Riffe
Adrian Mayer
Paul Ritze
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Larry Roberts
Lou Koenig
Lad Singer
Lynn Peal
WSAI
Ted Mack
Paul Whiteman
Exhibiors
City Finance Director Joins In Statewide Tax Discussion
Harry E. Newlin, director of finance, returned from Toledo after the Ohio Municipal Finance Officers executive board meeting. The board authorized a two day school of finance and committees to study reciprocity in municipal income tax laws and other issues.
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Harry E. Newlin
Ohio Municipal Finance Officers
Toledo
Newlin
Karl Hagermann
Dayton
Springfield
Ohio
Warren
Columbus
Youngstown
Hagerman
R. T. Anderson
Association
Joseph Clark
Municipal Finance Officers Association
United States
Canada
Ohio State University
R. P. Barthalow
Barthalow
Greater
Akron
Ohio League of Municipalities
Lights and seats for Middletown stadium progress
Progress on Middletown's new football stadium moves forward with installation of 14-foot wooden seat planks and light poles. Workmen are set to begin Tuesday morning, with lights likely to be installed later this week. Douglas fir planks of short grain have arrived and the board expects completion by the September 15 opener against Dayton Fairview.
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Middletown
Ross Snyder
Snyder
Dayton Fairview
Two Men Injured In Foundry Fire
In Columbus AP Two men were hurt in a blaze at the Chase Foundry and Manufacturing Company plant with losses estimated between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Robert Overfield and city fireman Paul Goss received hand cuts while fighting the fire. Firemen cited an acetylene torch spark as the ignition source, with most damage in the welding division. Fire Chief Walter Strickfaden and company president Allen Johnson gave higher loss figures within the same range.
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Columbus
Chase Foundry and Manufacturing Company
Robert Overfield
Paul Goss
Walter Strickfaden
Allen Johnson
Truman Will House One Package Defense Bill Forecast
Senator Connally of Texas expects new cost data this week as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee holds secret testimony by Secretary of Defense Johnson. Congress already approved 1.2225 billion dollars this year to rearm anti Communist nations. Some senators say additional defense requests could raise the current fiscal year total to 45 billion dollars, ending June 30.
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House
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Johnson
Congress
Vacu Matic Carburator Promises Gas Savings
Wisconsin inventor offers a Vacu-matic automatic carburetor unit to tune fuel mix by supercharge principle. Easy to install in minutes and claimed to fit cars trucks and tractors. Manufacturer Vacu-matic Carburator Co invites readers to request full free details or send name and address on a penny postcard.
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Wisconsin
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North Main St
Franklin
Wall Alley
Woodrow Campbell
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Campbell
Charles Shores
Ninth Ave
Lincoln St
Charles ST
Eile Harson
Eldon Whitackre
Morrow
Charles Wright
Harriet Wills
Donna McKenzie
William McKenzie
Fairmount Ave
Elizabeth Ann Johnson
Mary Johnson
Robert James Brate
James Robert Brate
Highland St
Richard Crist
Brack Crist
Leon Faris
Springbo
Jesse Brelsford
Henry Morgan
Anthony Wills
Cyprian Slamka
Robert Stewart
Ellen
Jack Brashears
Church St
Wilbur Martin
Trenton
John Rutledge
Hubert Turner
Park
Wallace Stone
Lamberton St
Patty McCandless
Louis McCandless
Carroll Ave
Beatrice Gressle
Queen
Ae Cledous Jones
Frankey
William Mount
Lorgei
Nancy Ruth Baier
Ruth Baier
Everett Goodknight
Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court
William Doebler
East Central Ave
Clyde Tankersley
Harlan St
Leonard Owings
Shafer St
Marion James
Elmer Schenck
Rudy Runkles
Phyllis Jean Robinson
Dewey Robinson
Sheridan Ave
Robert Thomas
Curtis T
Joan Blondell
Hollywood
New York
Ellen Powell
Mayflower Warehouse
Hauselman
Hauselman Transportation CO
Middletonians
Cincinnati As and Electric Company
Dolly Good
Dave Upson
Barbara Cameron
Cecil Hale
Brenton Grant
Paul Fielding
Cincinnati Civic Theatre
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
N. Broad ST
Truman
CIA Ee
Middletown Retail
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