Memories Bat Fails Son Jailed
A widow offered to sell her home and make restitution to save her son, Howard G. Crissman, 41, from a 2 to 30 year sentence in Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling 5927 from Laub Baking Co. He was caught taking 20 from a driver's envelope last April, while on probation for a bad check at arrest.
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Cleveland
Howard G. Crissman
Ohio
Crissman
Laub Baking Co
Ruth
Butler
Historian Elva Scott Dies in Dayton
AP report details the death of Elva Scott at Dayton age 4, former president of the Tri-State Historical Society and a radio broadcaster on historical topics for WST Steubenville Ohio and WWA Wheeling West Virginia. Bahama Islands total nearly 700 islands and over 2,000 cays and rocks with about 20 inhabited.
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Dayton, Ohio
Whcam
Elva Scott
The
Tri-State Historical Society
WST
Steubenville
Ohio
WWA
Wheeling
W. Va
Bahama Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Crossicord 50 Cover and Page Scraps Featured
A shuffled mix of items including a crossword titled Crossicord 50, a page with 31 scraps, mention of a ballot on page 53, and a conifer symbol for nickel. The text also notes a cavern theme and bodily organs as possible clues or entries.
Lawyer Entering Mental Hospital in Dallas
U S Simpson Tate a 59 year old Negro lawyer agreed to a 90 day commitment in a Dallas mental hospital after a petition by his wife filed with Probate Court Judge F W Barlett. Tate, former regional counsel for the NAACP, has been in psychiatric treatment recently. Babe Ruth earned $80 000 in 1930 as the highest salary for a baseball player.
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Dallas
Tex
U. Simpson Tate
F.W. Barlett
Tate
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Babe Ruth
UAW Strike Hits Dayton Jack Maker Joyce Cridland
About 170 United Auto Workers members began a strike at Joyce-Cridland Co. in Dayton, protesting supplemental unemployment benefits and a joint-administered pension plan as talks over a new contract stalled. Production halted at the plant.
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Dayton, Ohio
United Auto Workers Union
Joyce-Cridland Co
Industrialist Sees Russia Finds New Hope For Peace
Toledo interview with Harold Khemetein about Russia's industry and peace prospects. He notes Soviet steel advances rival our best, but Western standards in fabrication and workmanship lag. Consumers see adequate quantities but high prices. quality varies, and transport is weak. Khrushchev’s US visit may shift tone but not erase gaps.
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Russia
Toledo, Ohio
Soviet Union
George
Toledo Blade
Hin Bureau
Harold Khemetein
Ka Vens
Corbing
United States
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
U. S
Prolific author John Howard Payne mostly forgotten
The article notes John Howard Payne, a prolific writer, is largely forgotten today except for his poem Home Sweet Home. It highlights his enduring single legacy while his other works fade from memory.
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John Howard Payne
Police Chief Promoted in Bellevontaine Ohio
Police Chief Donald Be Woodruff, 52, of Bellevontaine Ohio, was promoted Monday from sergeant to lead the force. He replaces Charles W. Fits who resigned after five months in the $4,719 a year post. Woodruff has not missed a day on duty in the line of duty.
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Bellevontaine
Ohio
Donald BE. Woodruff
Ierm
Charles’ W. Fits
Pein Am
Alan
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