Work of Pill Pioneers Ends With Gregory Pincus Death
Dr Gregory Pincus the biologist who helped create the first practical oral contraceptive pill died at 64 in Boston. Co founder of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology he helped develop key progesterone based methods and with Dr John Rock applied the work to humans. The pill later gained FDA approval as a treatment and a contraceptive.
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Boston
Gregory Pincus
Hudson Hoagland
Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Shrewsbury
Mass
Food and Drug Administration
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Min-chueh Chang
Rabbits
Rats
Pincus
John Rock
Free Hospital For Women
Deaths And Funerals In Franklin And Middletown
Samuel O Neill 68 of 609 16th Ave pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Funeral arrangements complete at Jordan Memorial Chapel. Sonja Jo Roberts infant daughter of Estill and Mrs Roberts stillborn at Middletown Hospital. Graveside at Springboro Cemetery with Rev Denzil Housley. Requiem High Mass at St Mary Church. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Arrangements by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Two brothers and two sisters survive.
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Samuel O'Neill
16Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Eva
Jordan Memnorial Chapel
Sonja Jo Roberts
Estill Roberts
Jill Lane
Franklin
Vicky Lynn
Nora Roberts
West Elkton
Millard Groh
Franklin Furnace
Ohio
Springboro Cemetery
Denzil Housley
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Hom
Arthur
Dayton
Robert
Hamilton
Carrie Tracy
Margaret Welsh
St. Mary Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Anglesby
Franklin man Jesse Simpson dies at 79
Jesse Simpson, 79, of 15 Hudson Ave Franklin, a retired Warren County farmer and former greens keeper at Franklin Golf Club, died at 9 30 a m at Grandview Hospital Dayton after an eight day stay. He is survived by his wife Dora a daughter Mabel Riley a brother James and two sisters Grace and Susan. Services with Rev John Headley will be 10 a m Saturday at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin. Visitation Friday 2 5 and 7 9 p m. Burial in Springboro Cemetery.
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Franklin
Jesse Simpson
Hudson Ave
Warren County
Franklin Golf Club
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Dora
Mabel Riley
James
Grace
Susan Simpson
Middletown
John Headley
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro Cemetery
Franklin William J Tracy at 3 N River Street
William J. Tracy of 3 North River Street is noted in a brief locality notice. The fragment identifies a person and street address without additional context or events.
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Franklin
William J. Tracy
N. River St
Police Briefs: Sylvia Hayes Arrested on Harassment Warrant
Sylvia Hayes aged 41 of 2007 Van Ave was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging telephone harassment of William Ballard 50 of 806 Mary Etta St. Hayes was released on a $1,200 bond.
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Sylvia Hayes
van Ave
William Ballard
Mary Etta St
Local youths face charges in multiple incidents
TALMADGE ARNOLD 28 of 1305 Baltimore St charged with child neglect on a warrant. RALPH GABBARD 42 of 1516 Pershing Ave arrested on DWI. A 16 year old girl held for discharging a firearm during a domestic dispute. Two boys aged 13 and 14 arrested for shoplifting at Fashion Fair. JOSEPH W. FRANK 26 of Parklane Apartments charged with pointing a firearm. TERRY TAYLOR 14 reported being coerced into giving money during a bicycle ride. EDGAR A. WEST reported theft of a $50 power lawn mower. Vandals caused about $50 damage to Smith & Keller construction equipment.
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Talmadge Arnold
Baltimore St
N. University Boulevard
Edgar A. West
S. Main St
Smith & Keller
University Boulevad
Garfield
Obituaries for Louis Weidner Gourley Willis and Ida Jones
Obituaries list Louis Weidner 72 of 2085 Logan Ave with services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Zettler. Gourley Willis 70 of 4199 Hamilton-Eaton Road with services today at Hamilton Primitive Baptist Church. Ida Jones 70 of 305 Long St with services 1 p.m. Friday at Pilgrim Baptist Church.
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Louis Weidner
Logan Ave
Zettler
Gourley Willis
Hamilton - Eaton Road
Hamilton Primitive Baptist Church
Ida Jones
Long St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
City to raze Blythe-Williams Post 218 eyesore on Eighth Avenue
City Commission voted to raze the Blythe-Williams American Legion Post 218 building and bill the cost to the Post 218 tax bill. Alco Wrecking Co. bid $895 for demolition. The panel also awarded a $30,302.50 contract to relocate a 24 inch water line near Columbia Avenue for Sorg Paper Co. bids came from seven firms. Commissioner Lewis recused due to Sorg Paper Co. shares. Mayor and others noted a $504,600 federal grant payment for East End sewer project. Tomorrow bids open for East End sewer bonds worth $2,549,000. Garfield urban renewal bonds of $700,000 to be sold.
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Eighth Avenue
Blythe - Williams American Legion
American Legion Post 218
Dan Kothe
American Legion
Alco Wrecking Co
Sorg Paper Co
Columbia Avenue
V&c Construction Co
Upper Sandusky
Joe Lewis
Mary Lord Sug
East End
Garfield
Singer Building Demolition Starts in New York
Demolition work begins on the 47 story Singer Building on lower Broadway New York once the world's tallest structure after its 1910 completion as part of a plan to clear space for a new 50 story tower.
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New York
Singer
Broadway
Local Boy To Play In Fair Band
David M. Kelly a 14 year old Amanda Junior High ninth grader and band member will play daily in the 300 member all Ohio boys band at the Ohio State Fair August 24 to 31. He will play clarinet and participate in a statewide telecast hosted by Pat Boone August 29 carried locally by WLW D Dayton at 8 30 p m Ohio Bell Telephone Co sponsors telecasts.
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David M. Kelly
Amanda Junior High School
Thomas E. Kelly
Pinta Ave
Pat Boone
Wlw-Ddayton
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Tools Taken In Break In At American Materials Co Plant
Tools valued at 276 dollars including an electric drill and wrenches were taken in a break in early today at the American Materials Co plant near New Miami. Donald Wynn the plant superintendent discovered the break in. Sheriff s deputies investigated.
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Hamilton
American Materials Co
New Miami
Donald Wynn
Miami St
Seven Mile
Franklin School Board Adopts Policy Guidelines and Contracts
The Franklin school board approved new policy guidelines covering school operations and dress codes. It awarded contracts to 17 new teachers, including two half-day positions, and filled most staff while leaving open two positions. Four elementary teachers resigned. The board proposed traffic supervision and marked in and out drives for the high school lot after dust and dangerous driving complaints. Bus routes and state inspections were discussed as state funds and repairs lag.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Franklin City
Roy Fitzgerald
Roberts
John E. Shorts
Mark
Sharis
Franklin School Board Grants Free Access for Seniors
Franklin's senior citizens aged 65 and over will receive free access to all school functions except graduation. The board approved sending distinctive color passes district wide, citing long term support and low impact on taxes. Names will be sourced from Social Security records, and residents who are overlooked should contact the school office.
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Franklin
Albert E. Stoner
Stoner
Man Held on Charges in DMV Burglary Case
Robert L. Medley 19 is held by University Heights police on charges of receiving and concealing stolen goods tied to the burglary of the Department of Motor Vehicles on Centra Avenue earlier this month. He had eight registrations and a driver’s license from the Aug. 3 burglary, with 68 blank licenses and 114 registrations among loot.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Centra Avenue
Robert L. Medley
University Heights
Cleveland
Middletown
Medley
Wisconsin Primary Election Held September 4 1906
The first state wide primary took place on September 4 1906 in Wisconsin marking a new era in state elections. Delegates and party nominees were determined through the statewide vote.
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Wisconsin
Seven Mile to Get New Post Office
Seven Mile to receive a new post office in a privately owned building at Main and Walnut. The Cincinnati Regional Post Office reports approval of the plan with 3,700 square feet of parking and 1,014 square feet of floor space. Postmaster Barton Truster noted lease arrangement to the post office.
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Seven Mile
Cincinnati
Barton Truster
Main
Walnut Streets
Truster
Post Office
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Holy Name Society of St. Mary Church
Infant Roberts
William Tracey
Ralph Gabbard
Pershing Ave
Lemon Township
Yankee Road
Sheridan Avenue
Joseph W. Frank
Parklane Apartments
Terry Taylor
Garfield Street
Old
Blythe- Williams Post
Washington
Virgil T. Clark
Singer Building
Mabley
Corcu
David Kelly Amanda
Franklin Board
Jack Thornton
Ohio 73
Skokinan Drive
Alvert E. Stoner
Dodds Monuments
Verity Plwy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Maidenform
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