Chicago mother seeks salvage for son who killed father in fit
Harold Russell 1-year-old victim? No, the 54 year old Dr Harris L. Russell was killed by his son Harold Russell in Huntsville Texas. The incident followed a quarrel over personal habits. Mrs James W Kay 41 mother of the killer arrived to arrange burial and said she will hire a lawyer for Harold. The elder Russell was a professor at Sam Houston State College.
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Huntsville
Tex
Chicago
Harold Russell
Harris L. Russell
Russell
Sam Houston State College
James W Kay
Kay
Rex and Bo Bo Join Police K-9 Corps After License Scramble
In Lexington Kentucky the owners of Rex and Bo Bo bought licenses after 42 days of unlicensed activity. Someone flagged the issue leading to hurried backdated licenses to July 1. Rex and Bo Bo thus became members of the Police Department's K-9 Corps.
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Lexington
Rex
Bo Bo
The
Police Department
Ravenna man killed in crash on Ohio 43 curve
Kent Ohio AP reports 21 year old Jerry Hill of Ravenna died when his car lost control on a curve about a mile south of Kent on Ohio 43 and struck a mailbox.
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Kent, Ohio
Jerry Hillman
Ravenna
Ohio 43
Here
Deaths And Funerals Anna Banks 72 Middletown resident
Mrs. Anna O Banks 72 of 613 Moore St Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 12 25 am She recently left hospital after 10 weeks and suffered a heart attack She was born in Berea Ky and lived in Middletown 27 years A member of Second Baptist Church she was vice president of the church Senior Choir Missionary Society Sunshine Circle and Lily of the Valley Chapter 85 OES Surviving Am brose O'Dell and William Charles of Middletown a brother Charles McBain Berea Ky four grandchildren Services 2 pm Monday at Second Baptist Church Reverend Rollen Hans will officiate Burial Woodside Cemetery Eastern Star service 645 pm Sunday Bailey Funeral Home Hamilton and Herbert Abner Seven Mile arranged
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Anna O. Banks
Moore St
Middletown Hospital
Banks
Berea
Middletown
Second Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Sunshine Circle
Lily of
Bailey Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Georgia Million Changed
Mrs. Georgia Million 47 of West Middletown Rt 2 dies at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services now at Grand Avenue Church of God with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial moved to Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Calling hours at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and after 9 a.m. Monday at the church. Survivors include five sisters Ellen Miley Ethel Crowley Mionie Sexton Willie Forrester all Hamilton Nannie Woods Harrison and three brothers Dan and Raymond Ab-
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Georgia Million
West Middletown
Girl Beaten Near Home. Aid Rushed to Hospital
Betty Ashley of 409 Clark Street was attacked by several youths near her home at 10:45 am today. She was beaten severely and kicked in the side, with possible internal injuries, and was rushed to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Betty Ashley
Clark Sr
Middletown Hospital
Ashley
Burial for Flin Burton in Middletown
Camden services will be held at Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis at 10 a.m. Monday for Flin Burton 86 former Middletown resident. He died yesterday at his daughter's home after a brief illness. A native of Winchester Ky Mr Burton worked for the Nashua Gummed Paper Co in Middletown. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Middletown.
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Camden
Zimmerman
Gratis
Flin Burton
Middletown
Dorsey Combs
Winchester
Burton
Old Nashua Gummed Paper Co
Woodside Cemetery
James F. Hunter Dies of Stroke at Middletown Hospital
James F. Hunter aged 58 of 462 Martha Drive died of a stroke yesterday at 11 p.m. at Middletown Hospital. A Pittsburgh native, he attended Amherst College and owned the Moore Store since 1952. Survivors include wife Martha and mother Inez Hunter. Friends may call at Faton Funeral Home Saturday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. Services 8 p.m. with Rev. Carl Siegwart officiating. Burial Monday in Greendale Cemetery Meadville. Memorials suggested to Leora Lock Scholarship Fund First Presbyterian Church.
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Franklin — James Frankin Hunter
Martha Drive
Middletown Hospital
Pittsburgh
Amherst College
Moore
Martha
Inez Hunter
Meadville
Faton Funeral Home
Carl Siegwart
First Presbyterian Church
Greendale Cemetery
Leora Lock
Mrs. Rena Rhocus services tomorrow at Webb
Mrs. Rena FE Rhocus, 64, of 320 Reissinger Road, will have a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Webb.
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Rena FE. Rhocus
Reissinger Road
Webb
Deaths across cities claim notable figures
In San Antonio Mrs. Frank Granger Huntress Sr. 78 widow of the Express and News leader died Thursday. In Boston Irving G. Fine 47 composer and Brandeis professor died after a heart attack. In Berkeley Dr Gordon L. Walls 57 UC physiological optics professor died Wednesday of a heart attack.
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San Antonio
Tex
Frank Granger Huntress Sr
San Antonio Express and News
Boston
Irving G. Fine
Brandeis University
Berkeley
Calif
Gordon L. Walls
University of California
Fourth Man Held To Jury In Office Theft Case
A fourth man, Tom Howard, 19, bound over to the grand jury in Middletown for the office equipment theft at Middletown Ice and Coal Co. He also faces burglary charges at Sorrells Market. Howard and three confederates Frank Johnson, 37, Philip Gnatt, 26, Hershel Fuller, 27, all pleaded not guilty. They are held on multiple bonds and in Butler County jail as preliminary hearings proceed.
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Middletown
Howard
Frank Johnson
York St
Phillip Gnatt
18Th Ave
Hershel Fuller
Hudson St
Butler County
Sorrells Market
Yankee Road
Faith and dignity drive OSU grads in changing world
Foy D Kohler, 1931 OSU alumnus and ambassador to the Soviet Union, told the summer quarter graduates that America must adapt to a changing world while keeping faith and dignity. Twenty four seniors earned honors including Linda Ann David who led summa cum laude with 3.91 GPA. other cum laude recipients listed from across Ohio.
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Osu Grads
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Soviet Union
Foy D Kohler
Ohio State University
America
Toledean
Linda Ann David
Hermon B. Fagley
Bethel
Nancy Sue Olson
Colum
Record 115 Doctorates Among 870 Graduates
The commencement exercises awarded degrees to 870 seniors and graduate students, including a record 115 doctorates. Remaining graduates earned master's and other degrees across the program, highlighting a strong year for advanced studies.
Governor and Cabinet At Ohio State Fair
Governor Michael DiSalle and his cabinet attended the Ohio State Fair where a certificate of award was presented to new fair management. James Hyslop chaired the Ohio Expositions Commission which will guide the fair’s rebound, with plans for year round grounds use and economic growth. Commerce Director Robert Secrest submitted his resignation to pursue a 15th District congressional seat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James Hyslop
St. Clairsville
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Hyslop
Commerce
Robert Secrest
Senecaville
Secrest
Federal Trade Commission
Cleveland union leader elected head of pro Sunday closing group
Cecil Dunlap of Cleveland, vice president of the Ohio AFL-CIO and president of Retail Clerks Local 880, has been elected president of the Voters Action Association formed to oppose amending the Ohio Constitution to change and clarify Sunday closing laws.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cecil Dunlap
Cleveland
Ohio Afl-Cio
Retail Clerks Local 880
Voters Action Association
Ohio
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Frederick J. Vance
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