Butler County Judge Cramer Elected Ohio Common Pleas Chief
Fred B. Cramer, longtime judge of the Butler County Common Pleas Court, was elected president of the Ohio Common Pleas Judges Assn at the Deshler Hotel in Columbus. The first Butler County judge to hold the post, Cramer begins a new term while McBride of Dayton becomes first vice president.
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Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas
Ohio Common Pleas Judges Assn
Deshler Hotel
Columbus
Butler County
Cramer
County Common Pleas Court
M. ©. Burns
Middletown
Robert McBride
Dayton
Kennedy outlines foreign trade push and cabinet picks
President elect Kennedy notes the State Department employs 35 009 and ran a budget over half a billion. He names Gov. Ribicoff and Michigan Gov. Glenn Williams among new appointees and aims to finalize his Cabinet soon. Kennedy, Caroline, and relatives arrive at a resort for a beachside visit as a carriage with dolls named Mary and Baby Dear draws attention outside the Kennedy house.
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Kennedy
Hodges
Ribicoff
Michigan
Glennen Williams
Caroline
Stephen Smiths
Kennedy House
Maude Shaw
Secret Service
Mary
Baby
Twins arrive again in Berkeley family
Kirsten Pedersen gave birth to twins last year and Monday welcomed a son and a daughter, making the Pedersen family have two sets of twins in a year. Harley Pedersen, a laboratory technician, hopes tax benefits from both births ease extra expenses.
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Berkeley
Cali
Harley Pedersen
Kirsten Pedersen
Pedersen
Two Crashes At Trenton Injure One Man
Two crashes occurred within a tenth of a mile on Route 73 near Trenton injuring one man. Melvin Taggart, 32, of Trenton, suffered rib bruises after a three car collision involving Jerome Harbison and James Hundshell. Police cited Thomas A. Smith for following too closely after a separate rear crash on the same highway near Trenton Bridge. A Friday night wreck near Oxford led to Eugenia Wells, 38, Libert y, Ind., being arrested for reckless driving after her car went off the road and down an embankment.
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Rt. 73
Trenton
Oxford
Melvin Taggart
Baltimore St
Eaat
Jerome Harbison
Dillsboro
Ind
Taggart
James L. Hundshell
Thomas A. Smith
Dayton
Trenton Bridge
Patricia’ Mayer
Smith
Smith Auto
Mayer
Eugenia Wells
Liberty
Rt. 1
Soviets Welcome Red China Chief in Leningrad
Hundreds of workers welcomed President Liu Shao chi of Red China in Leningrad on Saturday. Tass reported he led the Peiping delegation to a Moscow conference of world communist leaders.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Liu Shao-chi
Red China
Tass
Peiping
Evans plans small shopping center at former Continental Club site
Plans for a new small shopping center at Chesapeake in Gallia County were announced by Stanley Evans of Evans Grocery Co. He said his firm bought the Continental Club property, development costs exceed one million dollars, with part of the center possibly opening by next summer.
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Plan
Gallipolis
Ohio
Continental Club
Chesapeake
Stanley Evans
The
Evans Grocery Co
No Injuries Reported In City Accidents
Police investigated several city crashes yesterday. Norman Cox, 51, was charged with failure to yield after his station wagon hit a car driven by Howard Steele at First Avenue and Eagle Alley, with about 200 dollars in damage. Ronald Jackson, 25, was cited for following too closely after his auto collided with Harold Riffel’s on Tytus Avenue, causing around 160 dollars in damage. A Raleigh King truck striking a canopy at Country Kitchen on Tytus Avenue caused damage not yet estimated. Two minor accidents were also reviewed.
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Norman Cox
Howe Road
West Middletown
Howard A. Steele
Roosevelt Ave
First Avenue
Eagle Alley
Ronald E. Jackson
Whittier Sr
Harold £. Riffel
Hamillion
Tytus Avenue
Raleigh King
Miamisburg
Country Kitchen
Tytus Ave
Two Lebanon Youths Hurt In Accident
Police say a two car collision at Deerfield Road and Maple Avenue injured two Lebanon youths. Donnie Jaynes aged 17 from Pike Street South Lebanon was hospitalized with severe facial cuts and a fractured leg. Michael Baker also 17 from Lebanon Route 4 was treated for possible knee injuries at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Thomas Hacker 20 of King Avenue South Lebanon was cited in Municipal Court for failure to yield right of way. The crash occurred around 9 20 p m last night as Hacker allegedly pulled into the intersection into the path of Baker.
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Lebanon
Deerfield Road
Maple Avenue
Donnie Jaynes
Pike St
South Lebanon
Middletown Hospital
Michael Baker
Lebanon Rt 4
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Thomas Hacker
King Ave
Hacker
Baker
Middletown Bent On Early Christmas Buying
Middletown merchants report an unusually brisk start to Christmas shopping during Thanksgiving Week with well stocked shelves and crowds clogging sidewalks and intersections. Early shoppers appear more numerous than in previous years as stores prepare for late season buyers.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
Retired Miami Professor William E. Anderson Dies at 85
Dr. William E. Anderson, emeritus professor of mathematics at Miami University in Oxford, died Saturday at McCullough-Hyde Hospital after a stroke. He was 85, formerly headed the mathematics department, and later served as a part time instructor. He leaves widow Nettie May Anderson, a son George in Bombay, India, and four grandchildren. Burial at Woodside Cemetery with calling hours at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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William E. Anderson
Miami University
Oxford
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Anderson
Miami
Miami Athletic
Ohio
Mathematical Association of America
American Astronomical Society
American Mathematical Society
Royal Astronomical Society
American Association of University Professors
Mansfield High School
Midland College
Atchison, Kanis
Wittenberg College
Nettie May Anderson
George
Bombay
India
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Agee
Mrs Anna Alpha Agee 58 wife of Osa Agee died suddenly Thursday in Florida. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. noting the time and location in a local notice.
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Anna Agee
Anna Alpha Agee
Osa Agee
Florida
Police Briefs Report Parking Lot DUI and Licenses
State patrolmen arrested Harry Terrell for driving under the influence on Eaton Avenue. Tom E. Braden Jr. faced charges of no operator’s license and giving false information. Thirteen people were arrested for no license during a Grand and Central check and 13 juveniles were cited for shoplifting at Liberal Market.
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Harry Terrell
Lamberton St
Eaton Avenue
Tom E. Braden Jr
Franklin- Lebanon Road
Grand and Central Avenues
Liberal Market
S. Verity Pkwy
Fosnaugh Died After Auto Crash Near Circleville
Charles M. Fosnaugh 43 of Ashville Rt 1 died from head injuries after his car overturned on a curve on U S 22 three miles west of Circleville. He was thrown from the vehicle and died Saturday.
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Circleville
Ohio
Charles M. Fosnaugh
Ashville
Rt. 1
U.S. 22
Here
Ohio Code Changes Studied by Prosecutors Group
A 17 member committee of the Ohio Association of Prosecuting Attorneys will study major code sections to draft recommendations. They favor raising the minimum jail term in first degree manslaughter from one to three years and discuss second degree manslaughter, burglary of motor vehicles, and defining felonies versus misdemeanors. Proposals include protecting railroad cars and trucks, and making break ins into locked automobiles a felony.
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Cleveland
Ohio Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
Ove
Thomas Beil
Mahoning County
Aso
Top Bracket U S Pay Is Too Low
Washington report says government salaries at upper levels lag private industry, while lower levels compare favorably. rigid pay laws hinder correction, and a federal pay commission will seek broad solutions to fix the disparity.
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Washington
Sam
Federal
Paws
Fire destroys Jacksonburg area home. $5000 loss
Fire gutted a two story frame house on Jacksonburg Road near Jacksonburg, with flames rising forty feet. The blaze began in the basement and burned about two hours before discovery, with no one inside. The home belonged to Charles Smith and was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Couch and family. contents loss not estimated. The South Madison Fire Department helped, saving a nearby shed. Mrs Couch and children were in Kentucky.
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Henry Couch
Jacksonburg Road
Jacksonburg
John Paullin
Wayne Township
Paullin
South Madison
Pope Receives Uruguayan Chief at Vatican
Pope John XXIII met Benito Narbonne, president of Uruguay’s governing council, in a private audience at the Vatican. It marked the first time a Uruguayan chief of state had been received by the Pope.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Benito Nardone
Uruguay
Hudson Appointed To Election Board
Ted W. Brown Ohio secretary of state named Clifford Hudson of Greenfield as a Democratic member of Highland County Board of Elections to fill the unexpired term of Charles T. Hiser who resigned. The term ends February 28 1962.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Clifford Hudson
Rt. 3
Greenfield
Highland County Board of Elections
Charles T. Hiser
Seaweed Provides Daily Vitamin Dose in Norway
Oslo reports Norwegians are obtaining essential vitamins from seaweed as a local company completes three years of tests on a seaweed tonic. Other firms market seaweed bread alternatives and vitamin pills. Seaweed contains vitamins A to K and about 60 minerals.
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Oslo
Norway
Coast Guard To Question Aid Failure In Lake Erie Incident
The Coast Guard plans to question crew of the freighter Taplin when it docks in Duluth about why it left the scene after spotting a fisherman in distress off Fairport Harbor. Sam Adams, 62, of Eastlake, is believed missing after a snowstorm. an empty 14 foot rowboat found near Conneaut is traced to Adams. Heavy winds and poor visibility hindered rescue, while federal law requires ships to render assistance to sailors in distress unless in peril themselves.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
Frank ©. Taplin
Duluth
Minn
Lake Erie
Fairport Harbor
Christ Hanson
The
Taplin
Sam Adams
Eastlake
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