Demand for Steel Surges Beyond 1957 Levels
The Steel magazine reports that U S steel ingot production has surpassed the 100 million ton mark and is on track for about 108 million tons in 1963. Automakers and other industries ramp up orders for January, with firm demand from appliance, farm, earth-moving, machine tool, and railroad car makers. Last week’s output was about 1,995,000 tons, unchanged from the prior week despite holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steel
National Metalworking Weekly
Honor Students Aren't Smokers
Portland report summarizing a Selah Washington survey of about 800 students in 6th to 12th grade finds fewer smokers among honor students. Dr. Albert R. Allen presented the study at the American Medical Association 17th clinical meeting, noting smokers in school generally fail to compete academically or athletically and do not join service clubs.
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Portland
Ore
Selah
Wash
Albert R. Allen
American Medical Association
Allen
East German detainees seek asylum after cruise ship jump
Five East Germans jumped a Communist cruise ship in the Bosporus near Istanbul and requested political asylum. Police report this marks the second such incident involving Communist bloc tourists in Istanbul in two weeks following a prior similar event where twenty one Poles fled the Soviet ship Pobeda on November 15.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bosporus
Bachrach Reelected Cincinnati Mayor and Council Leaders
City Council re elected Walton H. Bachrach as mayor and Eugene P Ruehlman as vice mayor at the organization meeting after the November 5 elections. Gordon Rich was named council president pro tem with other officers elected.
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Cincinnati
Walton H. Bachrach
Sunday
Eugene P. Ruehlman
Gordon Rich
Cunningham Nominated for Cuyahoga Falls Postmaster
Earl S. Cunningham of Akron is named for consideration as the next postmaster of Cuyahoga Falls. Cunningham, an assistant Summit County engineer and former clerk of the Cuyahoga Falls Council, was nominated by the County Democratic Executive Committee Patronage Committee to replace retiring Postmaster Howard M. Nicol on December 31.
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Akron
Ohio
Earl S. Cunningham
Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
Cuyahoga Falls
Cunningham
Summit County
Democratic Executive Committee
Howard M. Nicol
American GI Killed in Ambush in An Giang Province
Communist guerrillas killed an American Special Forces soldier and wounded another from an ambush Sunday in southern An Giang Province, Saigon reported. The incident marks ongoing combat in the region as U.S. forces engage Viet Cong units.
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Saigon
An Giang
Xavier Medal To Kennedy Posthumous Honor at Xavier
The Xavier University Alumni Association awarded the St. Francis Xavier Medal posthumously to President John F. Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy accepted on his behalf via William A. Geoghegan. J. Paul Spaeth, longtime activities director of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade in Cincinnati, also received the medal.
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Cincinnati
John F. Kennedy
Xavier University Alumni Association
St. Francis Xavier
Jacqueline Kennedy
William A. Geoghegan
U.S
J. Paul Spaeth
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Man Slain Two Others Shot in Pike County Incident
WAVERLY Ohio AP investigation continued today into a shooting that killed James Duffield of Bainbridge and wounded Herman Bivens 4 and his wife Nellie 47 near Bainbridge. The victims were shot in the back after an argument over a billfold at the Bivens home near the Ross County line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Ohio
Pike County
Chillicothe
James Duffield
Bainbridge
Herman Bivens
Nellie
Bivens
Ross County
Horoscope forecast for tomorrow and year ahead
Estrellita presents a horoscope advising better performance on routine tasks than new ventures, with success on new ideas that simplify routines. It highlights tact in relationships, best months for job and finances, and advises moderation in mid month spending and February April friction avoidance. It notes romance, travel, and a highly intelligent sensitive child born on this day.
Reily Tavern License Suspended for 14 Days
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control suspended Lucille Tribber Spring Hill Tavern Reily for 14 days starting at noon on December. The license suspension follows a conviction for selling liquor to minors on July 5. Other cases pending involve Joseph Hanberry Marie Hart Tyra and Leona Alfred Glueckstein for allegedly selling beer to minors.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Lucille Tribber
Spring Hill Tavern
Reily
Liquor Control Commission
Joseph Hanberry
Marie Hart Tyra
Cincinati-Dayton Road
Maud
Leona
Alfred J. Glueckstein
Columbus Ave
Lebanon
Wishing Well puzzle, 1963 fortune message
A short feature presents a daily numerical puzzle by William J. Miller. It instructs players to compute a key number from their name then read letters under checked figures in a rectangle to reveal a fortune message. Distributes by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Today in History Dec 2 1963 highlights
On this date in 1929 the U S urged China and Russia to settle their Manchuria dispute peacefully and notified 53 nations. In 1784 George Washington named New York Empire State. In 1873 the Reformed Epispal Church formed. In 1919 Wilson urged tax cuts and democratized industry. In 1942 atomic age began in Chicago. In 1954 Eisenhower rejected a U S blockade of Communist China. Ten years ago Lodge charged UN riots in Korea prison camps led by Nam Il. Five years ago Humphrey met Khrushchev in Moscow over Berlin. One year ago U Thant hoped for Cold War compromise.
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U.S
China
Russia
Manchuria
United States
George Washington
Empire State
New York
Common Council
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
U.N
Korea
Nam Il
Panmunjom
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
U Thant
Lost pets scatter across Ava and Lakeside area notices
Classified dog and cat strays reported from Ava Mayfield Lakeside and surrounding towns. Listings include a Boston Terrier, a tuxedo cat named Bootsy and several dogs with contact numbers and rewards. Owners seek returns at various addresses and phone lines.
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Ava
Eldora Dr
Mayfield
Bootsy
Dial
Lakeside
Clarendon
In Memory of Mothers Alpha Agee and Anna Clay Amburgey
Memory notices honor Alpha Agee and Anna Clay Amburgey, mothers and grandmothers, remembered by their children and grandchildren. Messages reflect faith, peaceful thoughts, and lasting love, noting their passing a year apart and their journeys with family and faith.
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Alpha Agee
Funeral Homes Listed In Ad Copy
An advertisement lists McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Wilson Memorial Home Dial and Riggs as trusted names in funeral services with contact numbers 423 9443 and 422 4556.
Community Notices and Classified Ads from Franklin Ohio
Local notices advertise a Wednesday chicken dinner festival at 1715 Oxford State Road Church of God with prices for adults and children. Additional items include nursing home services at Zartman Nursing Home, a gifted reader and advisor, ride requests, faxing and answering service, a Madam May readings ad, cash offers for churches schools and clubs, dessert promotions, furniture and clothing donations, water softener offers, and a not responsible debt disclaimer by Benjamin Henry Powers of Germantown Ohio.
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Oxford State Rd
Church of God
Zartman Nursing Home
S. Main St
Franklin, O
Morrsine City
Hilltop Tavern
Franklin
Bob Allen
Central
Benjamin Henry Powers
Germantown
Ohio
Wedding Gift Proves Fatal in Hasland Tragedy
In Hasland England a wedding gift of an electric blanket caused the deaths of newlyweds Anthony Bayliss aged 20 and Rosemary Bayliss aged 18. The couple, married three weeks, were found in bed on Sunday lying atop the faulty blanket, police said.
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Hasland
England
Anthony Bayliss
Rosemary
Funeral Notices for Barker Rose Steinbrecher Wilson
Infant Barker son of Mr and Mrs Rod ney Barker died at Middletown Hospital Lat on Nov 30 at 1 40 am Graveside service Mon 10 am Woodside Cemetery Rev Preston Theat officiating Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Dial 423 9443 Bowen David Rose age 78 of Carryer Rd died at Mercy Hospital Lat on Nov 30 at 4 35 am Visitation Mon 25 7 9 pm Service Tue 2 pm Rev A M Wilson Interment Woodside Cemetery Arrangements by McCoy Leffier Dial 423 9443 Eva Steinbrecher age 68 of 716 Elsmere St died Fri Nov 29 at 6 45 am at 437 East State St Trenton Family visitation Sun 2 5 and 7 9 pm Service Mon 2 am Interment Miltonville Cemetery Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Dial 423 9443 Allie W Wilson age 56 of 2204 Fernwood St died Sun Dec 1 at 10 25 am Husband of Emma Wilson Family visitation Tue 2 5 and 7 9 pm Service Wed 2 pm Rev How ard Sears Grace Baptist Church officiating Interment Woodside Cemetery Joseph Baker & Sons Funeral Home
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Rose
Bowen David
Carryer
Mercy
Mecoy Leffier Funeral Home
A. M. Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy Leffier
Dial
Steinbrecher
Eva
Elsmere St
East State St
Trenton
McCoy Leffier Funers
Clifford Stearns
Miltonville Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
Wilson
Allie W
Fernwood
Middletown Hospital
Emma Wilson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Grace Baptist Church
Woodside
Joseph
Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Surgeon Hale, Pioneer of Hale Hospital, Dies at 79
Dr. William Kelley Hale founder and longtime chief surgeon of Hale Hospital Wilmington died Saturday at age 79. Services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Christian Church. He began practice in 1909 and was known for his writings on health and surgery in medical journals.
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Wilmington, Ohio
William Kelley Hale
Hale Hospital
First Christian Church
Hale
Wilmington
Best Gifts of All for the Men of the Family
A shop at GA 3507 promotes a selection of gifts tailored for men in the family. The ad highlights functional items and practical presents aimed at satisfying diverse tastes and needs this season.
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Halsey
Central Ave
FULTZ
Tytus
Diver'’S
First Ave
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Estrellita
Reily Tavern
Frederick Shrady
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Connecticut
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Yankee Rd
Agee
Amburgey
Anna Clay Amburgey
Greenridge Nursery
Holiday Tree Farm
South Yankee Rd
Florist Flowers
Peck
Main St
Reed-Klopp
Income Tax Service
Small Business Bookkeeping
Manpower Inc
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Norelco
Monroe
Waldner- Construction Inc
Middletown
WC Wood
Calivaio
Practical Nursing
Dayton School of Practical Nursing
Middletown Hosaap
Frisch’s
Frisch
Bia
Wae Music
Loran Pratt
Shogo Ave
Happy Hobby House
Decker
Gross
Cartisie
Walkers Art & Gift Shop
Miami St
Anton
Model Farm Toys
VELTE
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Bune
Alsports Inc
Diver
First
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Wright
Cali
Wayne Hill Nursery
N. B
Hamilton
Baldwin
Baldwin Piano Co
Thurs
Tytus Ave
Sunbeam
Newburgers
Easie Deremarranaan Gane
Roy A. White
Centra
Dia
Christmart
Main St. Franklin
Bowman
Verity Neibar
Firestone
Broad GA
OSS
Family Shop
S Shop
Singer Sewing Center
Planet
Norris Music
Verity Pkwy. Motors
Maones
Igio
Diver's Pet Store
Lowe's Flower Shop
Cranewood
Inital Mapkins
Box Davidson
Middietown Shopping Center
Ralph Nunley
Manchester Rd
S Main St
Parker
Dad Sweenie
Diver's Garden
S Broad St
Rebecca Ruth
Broadway Lebanon
McCulloch
WELTE
Parkin
Streifthau’s
Toyland
Guitars
Adios
Tvs
H & H Electronics
Main
A&p
TOY
Lincoln
Avio Engine
Planet Explorer
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Goodyear Service
Broad
Manchester & Verity
Neal
Jacksonburg
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