Battery A Enlistments Opened Up For New Defensive Plan
Ohio National Guard Battery A in Columbus announced enlistments open to men 17 through 44 for original service and up to 55 with prior honorable service. The unit, part of the 371st Anti Aircraft Artillery Group, will defend five Ohio industrial centers Dayton Youngstown Warren Canton Akron using 90 mm guns and radar control, with drill at LeSourdsville Armory Tuesdays at 8 pm.
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National Guard
Columbus
Adj
Albert E. Henderson
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
Dayton
Youngstown
Warren
Canton
Akron
Middletown
Andy Dobrozsi
180Th
371St
Greenville
Lima
Piqua
Wilbur Fricke
Henderson
Air National Guard
LeSourdsville Armory
South Main St
Dobrozsi
Two Injured In Car Crash Near Franklin
A Dayton man and a Franklin resident are in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a Route 25 collision near Franklin Friday night. Leon Turnmire, 21, of Franklin Route 2, turned left into oncoming traffic, hitting William Full, 35, of 1304 Watervliet, Dayton. Full suffered concussion and chest injury. Turnmire and passenger Herbert Parker, 24, Franklin, both in fair condition for facial lacerations and jaw fracture respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Pence Rd
Frank
Leon Turnmire
William Full
Watervliet
Turnmire
Full
Herbert Parker
East Fourth St
Driver Escapes After Car Demolished on Trenton Road
Harold Combs aged 29 of 2406 North Verity Parkway escaped with minor injuries after losing control on a curve and crashing into a utility pole halfway between Trenton and Overpeck. The crash at 3 15 am toppled the pole and high tension lines, the car demolished, Combs treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Combs
North Verity Pkvy
Busenbark
Trenton
Overpeck
Combs
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Middletown Hospital
At The Movies At Paramount And Strand Weekend Shows
Paramount schedules Untamed Frontier Bonzo Goes to College Hurricane Smith Blazing Forest with showtimes Saturday and Sunday. Strand features Hawk Of Wild River Captive City Kid Monk Baroni and Toughest Man in Arizona with listed times.
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Paramount
Kid Monk Baroni
Arizona
Mother who fed children poison sent to Longview for observation
Norma Jean Alexander, 26, of Oxford, admitted feeding six children and herself home made fudge laced with poison on Thanksgiving. After care at Mercy Hospital, she was ordered to Longview Hospital, Cincinnati, for observation. Sheriff’s deputies took her there. Her children, all recovered, are in Butler County Welfare care as her husband Roy Alexander is sought for desertion.
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Norma Jean Alexander
Oxford
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Harry F. Walsh
Sheriff's Deputies
Butler County Welfare Department
Roy Alexander
Trash-Dumping Brings $25 Fine
Emmett Gross of 3203 Morgar St Home Acres pleaded guilty to dumping garbage on Brown's Run Rd adjoining John Finkbone property in Madison Township. He was fined $25 costs and given a suspended 10 day jail term after arraignment before Squire Charles Paullin in Trenton. Gross was arrested by Contable Wilbur McCray after papers in the trash identified the Morgan St address and the incident, said to have occurred Thanksgiving Day, led to court action entered Nov 28 with an earlier hearing continued last night.
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Madison Township
Squire Charles Paullin
Trenton
Emmett Gross
Morgar St
Home Acres
Contable
Wilbur McCray
Brown's Run Rd
John Finkbone
Finkbone
Morgan St
Gross
Mirrors Melt In Hot Blaze In Empty Home
A fierce fire at Roy Stewart’s empty one story frame dwelling at 3417 Vannest Street started in the living room around an upholstered Davenport and melted window panes and a radio set. Firemen from North Middletown, led by Chief William Long, battled the blaze. total loss estimated at 2000 dollars with interior damage. Nine members responded to the scene at about 10 a.m.
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Roy Stewart
Vannest St
William Long
North Middletown
North Midwe Fire Department
Prince Of Peace Finals Tomorrow at Two Churches
Four Middletown high school students join 11 from Butler County in the county wide Prince of Peace speaking contest tomorrow. Florence Thress Kenneth Blount Louis Christy and Nancy Berkey enter for Middletown with alternates Ruth Roess John Hurston Sally O Freid and Margaret Cain. Contest starts at 7 30 p m with six speakers at First Methodist Church and five at Hamilton Presbyterian Church.
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Middletown High School
Butler County
Prince of Peace
Florence Thress
Kenneth Blount
Louis Christy
Nancy Berkey
Ruth Roess
John Hurston
Sally O'Freid
Margaret Cain
First Methodist Church
Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Births Recorded in Franklin and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans of Franklin welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Olden Potter of Winona Dr. reported a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lanier of Meadow Ave announced a girl today. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Koeppel of Winona Dr. welcomed a boy today. Mr. and Mrs. David Proffit of Franklin Route 1 reported a boy today. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sheley of Germantown Route 1 announced a boy today.
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Harold Evans
Franklin
Olden Potter
Winona
Jack Lanier
Meadow Ave
Oscar Koeppel
David Proffit
Wallace Sheley
Germantown
Hospital Notices From Local Residents
In The Hospital Mrs. Willie Deaton of Oxford State Rd medical. David Carmody son of Mr. and Mrs. John Carmody of Tytus Ave medical. Linda Hinkle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkle of Franklin Route 1 medical. Mrs. William Lewis of Burton Re medical. William Bergmann of Highland St surgical. Mark Adams son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of Finley St John A. Crist of Germantown Rd medical. Mrs. Eddie Lawson of South Sutphin St medical. John Jack of Morrow medical. DISMISSED Mrs. George McChesney of Mal vern St Flint Howard of City Hotel. Mrs. Millard Highley of Buena Ave. Valeria Glover daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Glover of Seventeenth Ave. Mrs. Buford Fugare of Yankee Rd Mrs. Mary Capalde of Lopane Mrs. John Ball of Lind St.
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Willie Deaton
Oxford State Rd
David Carmody
John Carmody
Tytus Ave
Linda Hinkle
John Hinkle
Franklin Route 1
William Lewis
Burton Re
William Bergmann
Highland St
Mark Adams
Robert Adams
Finley St
John A. Crist
Germantown Rd
Rib Bone In Throat Kills Cincinnati Man
A rib bone from barbecue became lodged in the throat of 59 year old Frank Jones of Norwood causing a perforated esophagus. He died at Jewish Hospital Friday night after the incident Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Frank Jones
Jewish Hospital
Damage Exceeds $1000 In Ten Middletown Crashes
Ten accidents in Middletown Friday caused damage over 1000 dollars with no injuries or arrests. Notable incidents include a 6 p.m. collision at Charles Street and Tytus Avenue, involving William Adelsperger and Benjamin Ligeon, totaling 400 dollars. Other wrecks occurred on Manchester Avenue, Main Street, and Verity Parkway, varying from 25 to 300 dollars, plus one unreported hit-and-run with no injuries.
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Middletown
Charles St
Tytus Ave
William Adelsperger
North East St
Hamilton
Charles
Tytus
Benjamin Ligeon
Eigheenth Ave
Adelsperger
Ligeon
Claysam
Lawson
East Fourth Street
Franklin
Central
Verity Pkvy
Obituary of William Nixon 44 Middletown Resident
William Nixon 44 of 4323 Grand Ave died at 3 30 a m today at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. He worked in Armco Fabricating Department as foreman for 17 years and belonged to the Armco Foreman's Club and First Baptist Church. Survived by wife Prudence two sons William Jr and Charles two daughters Rose Marie Ruth Ann two sisters Lucille Green Helen Stansel and one grandchild. Funeral at 2 p m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2 5 and 7 10 p m.
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William
Bill) Nixon
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Nixon
Middletown
Mr. Nixon
Burt and
Edna Lloyd Nixon
Armco
First Baptist Church
Prudence
Wiliam, Jr
Gratis
Charles
Rose Marie
Ruth Ann
Lucille Green
Helen Stansel
Oakwood
McCoy- Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Graveside rites held for infant Larry Tipton at Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services were conducted for Larry Lee Tipton, one lay old son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tipton of 1516 Taylor Ave. The Rev. John J. Williams officiated at 10:30 a.m. The infant died at 3:20 p.m. Friday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents, three brothers, four sisters, and grandfathers James Tipton and Jeff Marcum of Clay City Ky. Arrangements were by Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Larry Lee Tipton
Floyd Tipton
Taylor Ave
Woodside Cemetery
John J. Williams
Meadowlawn Church of God
Middletown Hospital
James Tipton
Jeff Marcum
Clay City
Infant Barker Graveside Service Held at Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barker were held at 11 a.m. at Woodside Cemetery. The child, who died at birth at 2:12 a.m. at Middletown Hospital, is survived by Randolph and Sherry Elaine Barker and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Arrangements were by McCoy Leffler.
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Carl Barker
Pearl St
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Randolph
Sherry Elaine
Fred Barker
Middletown
Frank Brown
Big Woods
McCoy- Leffler
Dutro Dies at 42 After Long Illness in Middletown
Dorance Dutro 42 of 1519 Central Ave died at 11 55 p m Friday at Middletown Hospital where he had been admitted November 27 after a period of failing health since October 7 He was a native of Zanesville a longtime Trenton resident in Middletown 40 years a bench mechanic for Berkeley Electric Manufacturing for 35 years His wife Edith preceded him in death April 3 1947 Surviving two sisters Mrs James Walker Hamilton and Mrs Lon Shepherd Orlando Fla Private funeral services will be held at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home at the family's convenience
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Dorance Dutro
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Zanesville
Dutro
Trenton
Middletown
Barkeley Electric Manufacturing Company
Edith
James Walker
Hamilton
Lon Shepherd
Orlando
Fila
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere
Edward H. Bunyon aged 63, noted newspaperman who first reported the Dionne quintuplets birth in 1934 while at North Bay Nugget, later telegraph editor of the Ottawa Journal for eight years.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Edward H. Bunyon
North Bay Nugget
Telegraph
Ottawa Journal
Two Green Parrots Sought as Disease Carriers in London
London broadcasters aided authorities in tracking two green parrots possibly carrying parrot fever pstittacosis. The birds, imported from Australia and sold to an unknown buyer, may be linked to a pet shop manager's death from the disease amid a 1930 epidemic that claimed 100 Britons.
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London
British Broadcasting Company
Australia
Cloudy Mild Weekend Forecast With Warmer Sunday
The forecast calls for clearing tonight and a milder Sunday after cloudy skies. Temps may drop to about 28 tonight with yesterday’s low 36 and high 48, overnight low 28 recorded this morning.
Police Briefs Report Several Thefts and Alarm Incident
Police responded to a false alarm at the Park Place branch of First National Bank on Central Ave at 11 41 a m Friday. Edward Collingsworth reported a $29 television antenna theft from his front porch. Wanda Powell reported a purse theft in downtown Friday morning. John Jack reported a bicycle theft from McKinley School rear. Mary Willis reported a stolen black cloth purse with drivers license and $2 50. Zona Calhoun reported a missing billfold with $25 and papers after leaving a downtown cafe and later finding it unreadable.
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Park Place
First National Bank
Central Ave
Edward Collingsworth
Garfield St
Wanda Powell
Franklin Route 2
John Jack
Woodlawn Ave
McKinley
Mary Willis
Middletown Trailer Park
Ark St
Zona Calhoun
Baltimore St
McCloy to Lead Chase National Bank Chair Role
New York Times reports John J McCloy former U S high commissioner for Germany will become chairman of Chase National Bank He would succeed Winthrop W Aldrich recently named ambassador to Great Britain by the president elect
Accidental Ruling Still Studied In Hamilton Death
Hamilton coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone says the death of 17 year old Mary Ann Fildes may still be accidental even as homicide is considered. Inquest heard three witnesses who last saw her with a stranger at a downtown cafe. Two state liquor agents attended as questions about alcohol were raised. Rewards totaling 600 dollars plus funds from local dealers were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mary Ann Fildes
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Hamilton High School
Beissinger Rd
Mercy Hospital
Fildes
Miss Fildes
Ruth Rose
Boone
Cincinnati
Dr Booy Comments On Correlation Of Effort
Dr Booy earlier yesterday stated there could be a better correlation of effort in attempts, hinting at improved alignment between actions and outcomes in ongoing efforts. The remark suggests reevaluation of current strategies to boost effectiveness.
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Dr. Booy
Lovett directs sole release channel for missile data
The Defense Department designates its public information office as the only military agency to release atomic energy guided missile and new weapons data. A writer must obtain prior approval to visit bases, receive only unclassified information, and submit material for security review before publication.
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Washington
Defense Department
Public Information Office
Defense
Lovett
Akesman
Information Office
Department
Security Review Branch
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Columbia Ave
L. P. Rossman
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham
Wilmore
Howard Sears
Pharisee
WPFB
Jennings Thurman
Fairmount Ave
Manchester Ave
Clinton St
Dessie Chambers
Bryan St
Manchester
Jennings
Pear Auto
Edward N. Caudill
Wilson St
Lloyd E. Cole
Main St
Caudill
Cole
Girard Ave
Dorsie Stamper
Harold Gardner Lemhoff
Detroit
Stamper
Parkway
Girard
Lemhoff
Cyprian Klamp, Jr
Yankee Rd
William Inis, Jr
Troy Lattimore
Michael Hydler
Excello
William Nixon
Larry L. Tipton
Union Sanitary
Park and
2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
Bohne’s
Trozzo
the Tailor
Ixtra
Jewelers
Tom Howard
Everett Meeks
R. C. Caudill
God
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