Prominent Waynesville Women Die In Accident
Two prominent Waynesville women died in an automob ile crash that injured four others and involved residents of the Friends Home. Ruth Chandler 77 and Dr Emma Hollaway 88 were killed. Elizabeth Chandler 74 and others were injured. P C Zink 98 and Mary Z ink were also hurt. Authorities planned manslaughter charges against Elizabeth Chandler. The crash occurred at Route 42 Route 73 intersection near Day ton.
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Waynesville
Ruth Chandler
The
Friends Home
Emma Hollaway
Indiana
Reve Wyatt
Elizabeth Chandler
Military space capabilities and future threats discussed
A military spokesman cautioned on forecasting space defense needs while outlining possible future patterns. He cited integrated systems combining missile warning with space tracking and noted weather data from reconnaissance satellites aiding military planning and launch preparations.
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Tere
Arctic
New Carriageless Electric Typewriter Taps 186 WPM
A lightweight carriageless electric typewriter claims a speed of 186 words per minute. The design emphasizes rapid output and simplified mechanics for faster typing sessions.
Youth Rescues Sufferer After Live Wire Contact
Keith Frazier age 2 of Shaker Road Turtlecreek Township near Lebanon grabbed a live TV antenna that became energized by a home wiring short. Sheriff deputy Ed Hizar found the child turning black and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation. The boy was taken to Middletown Hospital where he was treated and released.
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Lebanon
Keith Frazier
Shaker Road
Turtlecreek Township
Ed Hizar
Warren County
Frazier
Middletown
Miss Armco crown awarded at jamboree by Armco Girls Association
Miss Carol Shockey was named Miss Armco out of 25 contestants at the Armco Girls Association jamboree. The event featured cocktail dresses and swimsuits judged by a panel of six, with entertainment by the Off Beats. A Friday parade preceded the Saturday jamboree that drew thousands of Armco workers and included games rides and food.
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Carol Shockey
Armeo
Armco Girls Association
Miss Shockey
Linda Abell
Thomas Blanton
Betty Crenshaw
Lacey Crout
James Davis
Ruth Ann Dennis
Eleanor Dickey
James Fox
Thomas Hatton
Charles Huff
Robert Knapp
Jeanne Leach
Pat May
Gail Medley
Paula Nickell
Lois Rittenberry
John Rossi
James Sabins
Karen Shimer
James Shull
Penny Stamper
Jenny Stein
Phyllis Tyler
Lee Zimmerman
Armco
Off Beats
Maurice Wise
Virginia Fairies
J. B. Gividen
Talton Drive
William Shockey
Orville Wells
Stolen S200 At Duds and Suds Laundry
FE. T. Alexander reports to city police that thieves pried out washers at the Duds and Suds Laundry on 902 Yankee Road early Saturday netting $200 from coin boxes. Damage to machines estimated at $100.
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Duds & Suds
Yankee Road
FE. T. Alexander
Auto Fire Destroys Car Hood in Trenton Incident
Firefighters extinguished a hood fire on Judy Ellington’s car at 8 Crane Wood Drive after it ignited near 367 Central Ave in Trenton. Damages listed at $20. Earlier, a grass fire at 1302 Yankee Road was put out at 12:34 p.m. with no damage reported.
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Judy Ellington
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Ellington Auto
Central Ave
Yankee Road
Ann Auxter Chosen Ohio State Fair Future Farmer Queen
Ann Auxter of Lindsey Sandusky County won the Ohio Future Farmer Queen title at the Ohio State Fair beating 154 entrants. The 16 year old Fremont Ross senior will reign over FAA activities and present trophies during the fair. Hot sunny weather drew crowds with 17 677 attendees on opening day and more expected for Sesquicentennial Day. John Glenn Day arrives next Friday with astronaut slated to be in town at noon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sandusky County
Ann Auxter
Lindsey
Fremont Ross High School
FAA
Rowland Bishop
Life Squad Aids Two City Firemen With Oxygen
Life Squad responders assisted two residents yesterday in separate runs. Clara Page, 62, of 1809 North Ave received oxygen at 2 11 pm after chest and arm pains. Charlie Banks, 79, of 608 17th Ave was given oxygen at 6 48 pm after feeling faint.
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Clara Page
North Ave
Charlie ‘Banks
17Th Ave
Banks
Sun Day Launch of Mariner 2 Delayed 24 Hours
Cape Canaveral officials postponed the Sunday Mariner 2 spacecraft launch to Venus by 24 hours due to technical problems Saturday night. The delay follows an earlier Page One report and shifts the target window for the mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Venus
Obituary Mrs Maud O Sheley 82 Middletown resident
Mrs Maud O Sheley 82 of 2114 Woodlawn Ave Middletown died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a two year illness. Survived by Sanford B Sheley husband four children and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 pm Wilson Memorial Home with Rev Edwin Robbitt officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 2-5 and 7-9.
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Maud
Sheley
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Sanford B. Sheley
Middletown
First Christian Church
Aileen Sheley
Loretta Norris
Dayton
Esther Miller
Oxford
Howard B. Sheley
Herbert Sheley
Richmond
Ind
Wilson Memorial Home
Edwin Robbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Berger Attends Conclave and State Honors at Ohio DeMolay
John Berger deputy of the 1%th district attended the 37th annual Ohio State DeMolay Conclave at the Sheraton Cleveland Hotel with over 1,900 boys present. Sweetheart titles went to Sharon Spaulding and Carolyn Ellison. Mrs. John Berger was honored as 1%162 state president.
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Franklin
John Berger
Stadia Drive
Ohio State
Sheraton- Cleveland
Cleveland
Ohio
Sharon Spaulding
Cincinnati
Carolyn Ellison
Middletown
Ethel Colline
Columbus
Berger
Jewel
Felix Bonvouloir
Dorothy Terwilliger
Miamisburg
Lebanon Lions Discuss Fair Plans
Tentative plans for a sample fair are being discussed by the local Lions Club. Russell Horn announced the effort. Lion publicity director Il McKee was named fair chairman and other committee chairs were elected, including Willard Snyder as project chair, Dean Miller as program chair, Jim Michael as sight chair, and Russell Horn as publicity chair.
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Lebanon
Lions Club
Russell Horn
Lion
Il McKee
Willard Snyder
Dean Miller
Jim Michael
Sight
Poor Relief Funds Allocation in Preble County 1942
During the fiscal year ending June 1942 Ohio distributed poor relief totaling 30 314 49 dollars a drop of 19 912 from the prior year. Public utility excise taxes funded 25 706 281 while general revenue subsidized 26 554 255 to match local relief area expenditures Preble County contributed 78 564.
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Eaton
Ohio
Preble County
Nine Month Old Boy Hit By Father's Car
Alvin Hale nine months old, son of Mr and Mrs William Hale of Franklin, was reported in good condition at Middletown Hospital after being struck by his father’s car yesterday afternoon. Police escorted him to the hospital. the car’s front wheels narrowly missed him and he suffered only abrasions and scratches.
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Alvin Hale
William Hale
Wells Lane
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Hale
Police Briefs Report Vehicle Damage and Theft Incidents
Gabe Lunsford reported slashes to the convertible top causing 50 dollars in damage. James Clark’s car parked at Diamond Gardner Parking on Charles Street lost four hubcaps valued at 10 dollars. William Pennington reported clothing theft valued at 125 dollars from 605 Stanley Ave.
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Gabe Lunsford
Lincoln St
James Clark
S. Dixie Highway
Diamond Gardner
Charles Street
William Pennington
Stanley Ave
Don Piccard Sets New Balloon Altitude Record
Sioux City Iowa AP Don Piccard climbs to over 17000 feet in a cluster of helium balloons breaking the 11171 foot second class free flight mark held by Audouine Dollfus of France He lands in a corn field 38 miles southeast of Sioux City two hours after launch during the Midwest Shrine Association summer meeting.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Don Piccard
Piccards
Audouine Dollfus
France
Piccard
Midwest Shrine Association
Transmission Report Stolen From 1941 Pontiac
City police seek thief believed to be expert mechanic after transmission from Thomas Metzger’s 1941 Pontiac was stolen along with two racing tires. The value of the transmission listed at 1299 dollars.
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Middletown
Thomas Metzger
Yankee Road
Salvation Army Drive Kickoff Dinner in Lebanon
Workers opened the annual Salvation Army finance drive with a Thursday kickoff dinner at Camp Swaneky. The event featured a pool side sim party followed by a buffet dinner.
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Lebanon
Salvation Army Finance
Camp Swaneky
Four Crashes On Trenton Franklin Road In West Middletown
Four accidents occurred within thirty minutes on the Trenton Franklin Road last night in West Middletown between 6 30 and 7 30 pm. A mother Betty Sizemore and her three sons Darrell Gregory and Ronald were taken to Middletown Hospital with minor injuries. all were treated and released.
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West Middletown
Trenton Franklin Road
Middletown Hospital
Betty Sizemore
Darrell
Gregory
Ronald
Route 1
West Milton
Oakey Smith Charged With DUI After Stop Light Run
Oakey Smith aged 35 of 8731 Keisier Road was charged with driving while intoxicated after police arrested him at 1 25 pm yesterday when his car ran a stop light at Second Avenue and Main Street.
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Oakey Smith
Keisier Road
Smith
Second Avenue
Main Street
Train Sparks Cause Grass Fire Near Carlisle
A grass fire along the railroad tracks near Union Road in Carlisle was sparked by sparks from a passing train yesterday at 1:10 pm. Franklin city firemen extinguished the blaze.
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Carlisle
Union Road
Franklin City
Churchill improves at home after hip injury
Sir Winston Churchill shows gradual improvement as he walks the ground floor of his London home after returning from hospital. He fractured his left hip during a vacation in Monte Carlo last June.
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London
Winston Churchill
Monte Carlo
Farmersville Firm In Bay Buys Rue bush Coal Company
Germantown Farmersville Exchange Company announces its purchase of the Rue Bush Coal Company of Farmersville. Robert Kerschner, manager, made the disclosure statement. The note adds a world population claim stating it has more than quadrupled in the past three centuries.
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Germantown
Farmersville Exchange Company
Ruebush Coal Company
Farmersville
Robert Kersehner
Exchange
Rhodes And DiSalle Clash In Ohio Campaign Rhetoric
In Belmont County towns and St Clairsville DiSalle accused the Republican led legislature of halting school building programs while Rhodes campaigned in Hamilton County arguing Ohio’s job growth lags and tax costs rise. Rhodes urged his plan for 200000 new jobs and noted Ohio’s slower job gains versus the nation boosting his critique of DiSalle.
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St, Clairsville
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Belmont County
Shadyside
104Th General Assembly
Bureau of
Johio
Hamilton County
Ohio AFL-CIO backs PiSalle ticket with COPE slate
Gov Michael V. PiSalle and the Democratic slate for state offices won the endorsement of the Ohio AFL-CIO COPE on Saturday. Only one Republican, Kingsley A. Taft, was named on the list for chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. PiSalle
Afl-Cio Committee On
COPE
Kingsley A. Taft
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio governor assails tax funding gap for schools and labs
Governor DiSalle criticizes the legislature for halting a public school building program and not funding poorer districts. He cites 1953 54 appropriations and contrasts with earlier and later sessions, arguing state school cost sharing fell from 45 percent to about 31 percent while property taxes rose.
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Ohio
DiSalle
Judy Garland to File for Nevada Divorce
Judy Garland, vacationing in Lake Tahoe, Nev., will file for a Nevada divorce from Sid Luft. The couple wed in 1951 amid a stormy marriage. Garland plans to remain at Lake Tahoe until a September 18 Las Vegas engagement, meeting Nevada residence requirements. Luft was married once before.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Nevada
Sid Luft
Jerry Giesler
Judy
Luft
Las Vegas
Miss Garland
White lines to designate traffic lanes in Boston
A brief note reports that white lane markings were introduced to designate traffic lanes in Boston. The change aims to improve road safety and traffic flow by clearly defining lane boundaries on major streets.
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Bostian
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