Youths suffer injuries as truck hits fire hydrant
In Middletown, 16 year old Steve Scholl sustained cuts to the nose lip and eye when his brother's northbound truck lost control on Ellen Drive and struck a fire hydrant at 5 10 p m The crash uprooted the hydrant and sent Scholl through the windshield He was treated and released from Middletown Hospital The incident caused about 700 damage to the 1957 vehicle Also noted were minor injuries to Leora Price and two other drivers in separate crashes with modest damage totals of 675 and 100 respectively.
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Middletown Hospital
Steve Scholl
Junior Dewey Scholl
Glen Sn
Scholl
Robert
Ellen Drive
Steven Scholl
Baker Ambulance
Leora Price
Elmo Pi
Cleveland Street
Hill Avenue
Susan Price
Joseph Ponder Jr
Baltimore St
Scouts Boo Suggestion They Study
In San Francisco Dr. Mor timer Adler faced boos from about 500 Boy Scouts ages 14 to 17 after recommending increased homework to boost American education to catch up with Russia. He urged four to five hours of daily home study and pressed self-expectation as essential to the nation’s future.
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San Francisco
Mortimer Adler
United States
Russia
Obituaries Listed for Nettie Baker and Nancy Simpson
Mrs. Nettie Frances Baker aged 64 of Okeawa will receive a service at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Webb Funeral Home. Mrs. Nancy Slusher Simpson aged 33 of 1929 Milton Street Pineville Kentucky will have services at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Nettie Frances Baker
Okeawa
Webb Funeral Home
Nancy Slusher Simpson
Milton St
Pineville
Adoption Hearing Recessed In McGuire Sisters Case
Hamilton proceeding on adoption of Christine McGuire's stepchildren Harold Ashcraft Jr and Asa Ashcraft awaits resumption Monday after brief testimony. John Teeter seeks to adopt after educating the boys at private New York schools, citing $10 000 spent over three years. Ashcraft faces child support arrears estimated at 2900 with 15 weekly payments ordered. witnesses and counsel listed for both sides.
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Hamilton
Christine McGuire
McGuire Sisters
John Teeter
Daymon Runyan Fund
Harold
Ashcraft
Asa Ashcraft
Harry F. Walsh
Teeter
New York
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
New Miami
Mark T. Brown
Jack Casper
Middletown
Carl Morgenstern
Deaths And Funerals Dr Rice Evans Dies Father Of TV Figure
Dr Rice Kemper Evans 78 of Daytor Franklin died noon Friday in Cleveland after months of illness. Born Feb 3 1879 in Franklin he studied at Miami Medical College class of 1902 and later served 20 years in the American Consular Service in England. He moved to Dayton in 1930 joining Master Electric Co and later taught at Northwestern University authoring several books. Cremation was in Cleveland with private Franklin services. he leaves two sons Richard and Bergen and two daughters Cornelia and Alyse along with eight grandchildren. Bergen Evans known for Down You Go and The Last Word.
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Franklin
Rice Kemper
Evans
Daytor
Bergen Evans
Cleveland
Dr. Evans
Miami Medical College
Cincinnati
England
Richard Evans
Harbrouch Heights
N. Y
Northfield
Cornelia Evans Goodhue
Washington, D. C
Alyse Fahey
Thefts Reported to City Police Yesterday
Police briefs list robberies and vandalism with three tires and wheels from a 1956 model, two hubcaps from Mike Dutko at 317 Harlan Street, one hubcap from Ralph Jones at 509 Young Street, and juveniles breaking windows at Armco Steel Corp remodeling site 1101 Curtis Street.
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Lindsay
Mike Dutko
Harlan St
Ralph Jones
Young St
Armco Steel Corp
iCurtis St
Woman reports purse lost on Lakeside bus
Mrs. Lucille Drake of 3200 Barbara Drive told police she lost a brown leather purse with about $40, a driver’s license and papers around 5 p.m. yesterday after leaving it on the Lakeside bus.
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Lucille Drake
Barbara Dr
Lakeside
More Talent Fewer Jobs urged to aid colleges
Dayton report details the Governor’s Commission on Education Beyond the High School shifting focus from job placement to talent scouting for colleges. It proposes a state higher education associate, guidance improvements, scholarships, loans, and potential new branches, a statewide educational TV network, and a new Ohio medical school in the northwest. Baker stresses teacher supply and strong science and math training within broad education goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
William O'Neill
State Commission On Higher Education
State Education Department
Commission
al University
Ohio Medical School
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Man Fatally Wounded As Pipe Impales Passenger
In Steubenville James E. Perine aged 35 was impaled by a pipe after a car driven by Darwood F. Willis left a steep street, jumped a curb, and struck a railing. Perine was in critical condition at Ohio Valley Hospital.
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Steubenville
Ohio
James E. Perine
Ohio Valley Hospital
Darwood F. Willis
Perine
Obituary: Algin Horn 82 Middletown Resident
Algin Horn 82 retired teamster and Middletown resident died Saturday at his daughter’s home. He leaves seven sons and four daughters, 41 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren, with services Tuesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home officiated by Rev Rodney Williams. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Algin Horn
Middletown
Lloyd Wells
Brown St
Horn
Rebecca
Sheridan Ave
Baptist Church
Kentucky
Yankee Road
Bert
James
Walter
Leonard
Robert
Hubert
Nelson Horn
George Chapman
Herbert McQuinn
Dayton
David Fultz
Morehead
Dan Covey
Corbin
Willie Judd
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Funeral
Rodney Williams
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services for J. Ernest Roebuck head local obituary
J Ernest Roebuck 66 of 1709 Oxford State Rd died Friday at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Lefisler Funeral Home with Rev H C Grunewald and Rev H H Jung officiating. Burial in W odside Cemetery. Viewing Sunday 5 9 p.m. Monday 3 5 and 7 9 p.m.
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J. Ernest Roebuck
Oxford State Rd
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Lefisler
H. C. Grunewald
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Heinlein of Somerville Dies at 68 in Mercy Hospital
Frank Heinlein 68 of 829 Campbell Ave Somerville died Saturday at Mercy Hospital after five years of poor health. He farmed in Butler and Preble counties, retired this year, and moved to Hamilton. Survived by wife Margaret, one daughter Irene Hamilton, five brothers, one sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 pm Inman Funeral Home Somerville Cemetery. K of P and Grange services scheduled.
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Frank Heinlein
Somerville
Frank Hein‘lein
Campbell Ave
Hamilton
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Heinlein
Butler
Preble
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Seven Mile
Collinsville
Inman Funeral Home
Grange
Man Reclaims Lost Pocket Knife After 30 Years
Denver Linotype operator Lonnie L. Shepherd received the pearl-handled pocket knife he lost in Boulder when he was 10. The knife bears the inscription L. L. Shepherd on the handle and was mailed to his Denver home with no return address.
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Denver
Lonnie L. Shepherd
Boulder
Colo
L. L. Shepherd
Shepherd
Zwicker Named Commander of 20th Army Corps at Ft Hayes
The Army announced Maj. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker will lead the 20th Army Corps, a reserve unit headquartered at Ft. Hayes Ohio. Zwicker previously commanded the 1st Cavalry Division amid investigations related to Sen McCarthy.
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Washington
Army
Ralph W. Zwicker
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
20Th Army Corps
Ft. Hayes
Ohio
Zwicker
1St Cavalry Division
McDonald urges 15 Billion School Building Program
Pittsburgh union leader David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers called for an immediate 15 billion dollar national school building program. He urged action in letters to Senate Labor and Public Welfare and House Education and Labor committee chairs, saying it would relieve classroom shortages and help curb unemployment while advancing the space race. He also urged higher teacher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
McDonald
Army Adjutant General Keeps Files On Veterans
The Adjutant General's Office maintains records on nearly 20 million Army and Air Force veterans, reflecting vast archival and administrative responsibilities across the services.
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Army Adjutant General's Office
United States Army and
Air Force
Indiana Entries Sweep Livestock Show Laurels
At the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago a 19 year old 4 H Club girl won junior grand champion steer with Sue L Secondino of West Terre Haute Ind as exhibitor The reserve grand champion Angus yearling came from Woodburn Ind The champion Aberdeen Angus reserve champion Angus junior yearling and other top winners were named The open class grand champion cattle was shown by J F Mommsen Sons of Miles Iowa The reserve grand champion load of cattle was Herefords shown by Karl and Jack Hoffman Ida Grove Iowa The junior contest reserve hog award went to B Parker Newsom Jr 19 Columbus Ind on a 220 pound OIC barrow
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Chicago
Sue L. Secondino
West Terre Haute
Ind
Woodburn
Woodbeking
Angus
Bruce Baker
Jonesboro
Jerry Junck
Hinton
Iowa
Gerald Anderson
Leland
Ill
Poland
China
J. F. Mommsen & Sons
Miles
Karl
Jack Hoffman
Ida Gore
B. Parker Newsom Jr
Columbus
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Ruth Rau
Fleming Rd
Irene Eichenlaub
Center St
Germanstown
Bryant Street
Woodlawn
Rice Evans
Okt
Central Ave
Crawford ST
Verity Pkwy
Ith Ave
MacDonald
Indiana
U.S
U. S
Bugs
VU. S
U.S. GA
Central Avenue
The
Strand
West Central Ave
1St National Bank
Second Ave
Broad G Verity Pkvy
Attad Ave
Gideon Road
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