Graham says psychiatrist admits supernatural element in decisions for Christ
Billy Graham told Madison Square Garden crowds that a psychiatrist who studied why people decide for Christ finally said there is something supernatural at work. Graham asserted this is God and not his organization or publicity. About 621 people came forward, with 19,200 inside and 2,500 turned away. He has four more talks this week, closing the New York crusade with a Times Square rally.
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New York
Billy Graham
Christ
Graham
Times Square
Cities Ask Help In Collection Of Tax
Washington officials from Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus met with congressmen to seek federal legislation allowing the government to withhold city wage and income taxes from federal employees paychecks. Mayor Charles P. Taft Earl Hagerman and John Bowen attended.
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Washington
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Earl E. Hagerman
Dayton
Ohio
John Bowen
Columbus
Middletown High School band elects new officers at Camp Campbell Gard
Stegemiller is named band president after three years of service and prior chairmanships. Elected with him are Mary Ann Margerum as vice president Gerald McQuinn secretary Henry Cracraft treasurer Tom Eck senior rep Nicholas Nick junior rep Dick Cole and Joyce Sexton majorette rep Steve Geckeler is chosen drum major, with other appointments to come from director Joe Franklin.
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Bob Stegemiller
Middletown
Camp Campbell Gard
Stegemiller
Mary Ann Margerum
Gerald McQuinn
Henry Cracraft
Tom Eck
Nicholas Nick
Dick Cole
Joyce Sexton
Steve Geckeler
Geckeler
Joe Franklin
Directo
Infant Martin Bishop Died Shortly After Birth
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Bishop of 1511 Fairmount Ave died at Middletown Hospital two hours after birth. Survived by parents a brother Richard Lee maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Steve Slamal paternal grandfather John Bishop Dayton. Graveside services held at Woodside Cemetery at 2 p.m. with Rev. H. C. Grunewald officiating. Arrangements by Wilson Memorial Home.
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Martin Scott Bishop
Lester R. Bishop
Fairmount Ave
Middletown Hospital
Richard Lee
Steve Slamal
Middletown
John Bishop
Dayton
Woodside Cemetery
H. C. Grunewald
Wilson Memorial Home
Funeral services for Frank Hunter in Wilmington
Frank Hunter aged 72 of Wilmington died Monday night at Clinton Memorial Hospital. A retired farmer, he is survived by his wife Lillie Mae, four daughters, a son, a sister, 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services at Fisher Funeral Home at 2 p.m. tomorrow with calls today from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Lees Creek Cemetery.
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Fisher Funeral Home
Wilmington
Frank Hunter
Dorothy Mae King
Hunter
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Lees Creek
Lillie Mae
Edward W Shaffer 70 Dayton dies at home
Edward W Shaffer of Dayton aged 70 died yesterday morning at his home. He was the brother of Mrs. Callie Schaeffer of Eaton and survived by three daughters and three sons. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Worst and Shanks Funeral Home Dayton with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery West Alexandria.
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Eaton
Edward W Shaffer
Dayton
Callie Schaeffer
Shanks
Sugar Grove
West Alexandria
Local obituaries list three funeral services
James Earl Dunnihoo aged 78 of 307 Lagonda Ave will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Webb Funeral Home. John T. Gilbert aged 86 of 6135 Ross Rd will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Webb Funeral Home. Mrs. Freda Kallay aged 82 of 1114 Ludlow St will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Klaus Funeral Home.
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James Earl Dunnihoo
Lagonda Ave
Webb Funeral Home
John T. Gilbert
Ross Rd
Freda Kallay
Ludlow St
Deaths: Geiger and Carpenter Die in New York and San Francisco
Leonard R. Geiger 44, a Teamsters Local 804 president since 1949, died yesterday after absence sought by Senate labor probes. In San Francisco, Fred W. Carpenter 83, former diplomat and Taft confidential secretary, also died yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Leonard R. Geiger
Teamsters Union
Senate Labor Tracker
Teamster Local 804
San Francisco
Fred W. Carpenter
William Howard Taft
Three Youths Jailed For Swiping Doughnuts
Three Ohio youths accused of stealing doughnuts from a drive in restaurant were fined and jailed on petit larceny charges. James Gallian, 19, Ironton, was fined 100 dollars and jailed three days. The other two, aged 16 and 17 from Coal Grove, received 50 dollar fines and 10 day jail terms.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
James Gallian
Ironton
Coal Grove
Only One Dissent In Ohio Delegation
The 23 member Ohio delegation with one dissent favored the Civil Rights Bill, 279 to 97, as five Democrats and 15 Republicans voted yes. Two Democrats were paired for it and Rep. Clevenger, a Republican, was paired against it.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Senate
Rep
Clevenger
Tears Flow Like Water at Ohio River Incident
In Louisville Kentucky an emotional day unfolded as a hardware company employee cried openly along the Ohio River. Warehouse supervisor R H Waters checked the area and found other mournful residents and officers Willard Morris and Hurley Thompson reported joining the tears, attributing it to an unseen irritant in the air.
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Louisville
Ohio River
R. H. Waters
Willard Morris
Hurley Thompson
Judge Calls Slugging Robbery “Most Vicious” in County
In Butler County Domestic Relations Court Judge David Black ordered 17 year old George Wahl Jr committed to the Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield after he and James Smith allegedly attacked Raymond Smith with a bottle wrapped in a shirt. The victim, 31, was left with a skull fracture and $110 missing. Wahl and Smith planned to rob a drunk and fled after the assault. Smith faces a separate armed robbery charge and awaits grand jury action.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
David Black
Butler County
George Wahl Jr
S. B St
Smith
Wahl
James Smith
Parkamo Ave
Ludlow
Minor delinquency case ends with six months in workhouse
Richard DeLong, 20, of 1406 Welsh Avenue Hamilton, was sentenced yesterday to six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. DeLong and a 12 year old boy were involved in a break in of the Wee-Wash-It Laundry at 246 Erie Boulevard last August 4.
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Richard DeLong
Welsh Ave
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Delong
SiErie Blvd
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