Fire Squad Responds to Multiple Medical Incidents
Leo Miller Sr. 52 of 719 Mary Etta St was reported in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after an attack on Tytus Avenue yesterday. Carl Creech 46 of 3109 Judy Drive a city dog catcher was found in a basement at 20 N Broad St. his condition listed as good. Harriet Chambers 65 of 1220 Frospect Ave was treated for breathing difficulty and abdominal pains and released. Elizabeth Furman 62 of 2020 Howard Ave received oxygen and was helped at four calls.
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Leo Miller Sr
Mary
Harriet Chambers
Butler County Grange Officers to Meet in Fairfield
All Butler County Grange officers are asked to attend an important meeting at the Fairfield Grange Hall Wednesday at 8 p m. The first World War II peace treaty was signed by Britain and Siam on Jan 1 1996.
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Butler County
Fairfield Grange Hall
Britain
Siam
Catholic School Head Opposes Desegregation Rally
In Buras Louisiana the public school superintendent urged Catholic parents to pull children from parochial schools to avoid desegregation. Sam A. Moncla warned he would fight back as a church desegregation edict meets resistance. Leander Perez, excommunicated for defying the church order, joined calls to boycott parochial schools accepting Negro students.
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Buras
Piaquemines Parish
Sam A. Moncla
Moncla
Burns
Archdiocese of
New Orleans
Joseph Francis Rummel
Moncia
Paris Council
Leander H. Perez
Times On Coast To Begin Oct. 1
The New York Times will start regular printing and distribution of its new western edition Oct. 1 in Los Angeles. Assistant General Manager Andrew Fisher announced that daily runs of the western edition will begin next week using ultra high speed equipment capable of sending news at 1000 words a minute.
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NEW York
New York Times
Andrew Fisher
Dhy
Los Angeles
Miss Katherine Hayes 83 dies after heart attack in Middletown
Katherine A. Hayes 83 of 1212 First Ave. Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after an apparent heart attack at home. Survived by four sisters and a brother, she was born and raised in Middletown and belonged to Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Services 10:50 a.m. Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home. calling hours tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Details note Cereal Ave. services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow.
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Katherine A. Hayes
First Ave
Middletown Hospital
Miss Hayes
Middletown
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Louise Hayes
Lena Ulrich
Paul Masoner
Esther Fuller
Henry Hayes
Riggs Funeral Home
Paul Bergdall
Cereal Ave
Webb
Rose Neubrander
Fairfield Convalescent Home
Klaus. Weigel
Mrs Dooley Dies In London Ohio After Illness
Mrs John Dooley 8 mother of Mrs E A Mulligan of 404 Clark St died Sunday at her London Ohio home after a year long illness. Survived by husband three daughters and a son. Requiem High Mass to be sung at 9 am tomorrow at St Patrick Church London with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call today at Rader Funeral Home London.
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E. A. Mulligan
Clark St
London
Ohio
St Patrick's Church
Church
Rader Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Polly J Rose Held in Dayton
Services for Mrs Polly J Rose 70 of Orlando Florida sister of Mrs Ninie Rose of Middletown were held at Hoyne Funeral Home Dayton Burial was in Woodside Cemetery She died last Friday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Surviving are three daughters four sons another sister and five brothers
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Polly J. Rose
Orlando
Fla
Ninie Rose
Middletown
Blanchester Alfred A. Gregory dies at 63 in Blanchester
Alfred A. Gregory a retired farmer of Morehead Kentucky dies at his Blanchester home at 11 40 p m surviving wife Ina four sons Holly Wayne James Perry daughters Irene Whitacre Zora Carey brothers William Homer sisters Maggie Armstrong Myrtle Mace Daniels Cord a Spurlock Cora Blount and 11 grandchildren Services set for Thursday at Branchester First Church of God burial in Woodhill Cemetery Smith Funeral Home accepting visitors tomorrow.
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Alfred A. Gregory
Morehead
Rt. 2
Ina
Holly
Goshen
Wayne
Oregonia
James
Loveland
Perry
Chautauqua
Irene Whitacre
la Grange
Til
Zora Carey
Wilmington
William
Shelby
Ohio
Homer
Maggie Armstrong
Myrtle Mace- Daniels
Middletown
Corda Spurlock
West Middletown
Cora Blount
Bradenton
Fla
Branchester First Church of God
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Smith Funeral
Publisher Frank Bamford dies in New York office
Frank Bamford, 4, publisher of five food trade magazines and president of the American Publishing Co., died Monday in New York. Blanche Mattingly Gutg, 97, Kentucky distillers descendant and retired WHAS radio receptionist, died Monday in Louisville.
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New York
Frank Bamford
American Publishing Co
Louisville, Ky
Blanche Mattingly Gutg
Wallace Mattingly
Kentucky
Gutig
Leonard Mattingly
Leonardstown, Md
WHAS
Funeral for East Berlin refugee Peter Fechter
More than three East Berliners attended the funeral of 18 year old Peter Fechter who was killed by East German police. Family members from East and West Berlin were present along with a seven year old niece and other relatives. A lay preacher delivered a non religious tribute describing dangers of prohibited paths and authorities duty to protect the public. Six pallbearers in silk hats carried the coffin to the grave.
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West Berlin
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Man Hurt As Big Crane Falls
A 25 year old man was injured when a 10 ton crane section fell on his left leg during demolition work at the Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton site in Hamilton. He remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with police citing a cable break as the cause. His brother Paul, 22, witnessed the incident.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Donald Napier
Lester Ave
Baldwin - Lima - Hamilton Corp
West Berlin Troops Stage Readiness Test
About a thousand soldiers of the U.S. garrison in West Berlin conducted a two hour readiness alert in southern sectors of the U.S. sector. An Army spokesman said no troops were sent to the Berlin wall or the East German border.
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