Walter Crenshaw Wins Junior High BYFer of the Month
Walter Crenshaw 14, named the first Junior High BYFer of the Month at First Baptist Church 119 S Main St. He received a gold cross trophy and is a Roosevelt Junior High student, Scout Troop 6 member, and active in bands choirs and community service.
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Walter Crenshaw
First Baptist Church
S. Main St
Walter A. Crenshaw
Elmo Place
Roosevelt Junior High School
G. Walter Weber
Walter
Scout Troop
Roosevelt
Rayonier Shows Off Jumbo Pulp Roll Ahead of Woodfibre Mill
Rayonier unveiled a 12 ton jumbo roll of Fibronier pulp outside the Manchester Hotel in Miami Valley guests and industry personnel. The display announced Rayonier Canada Ltd to build a new Woodfibre mill in British Columbia, due to start production in May 1961.
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Miami Valley
Manchester Hotel
Rayonier, Inc
British Columbia
Manchester
Rayonler
Rayonier
Woodfibre
Canada
Rayonier Canada Ltd
Jesup, Ga
Jesup
Rayonier Research
Olympic Research Division
Shelton
Wash
Twin girls arrive as second set for Center family
In Adkins near San Antonio Texas Carl Center learns his wife Sharon Lynn and Caron Gwen are the second pair of twins born to Mrs Center in three years. The first twins James Russell and Jerry Edward were born July 1 1957 and Carl Jr. on December 28 1958. Center says he took the second birth calmly unlike the first which made him faint. A note adds that more than 20 000 sperm whales are killed each year with a 60 foot whale yielding 80 barrels.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carl Center
Adkins
Sharon Lynn
Caron Gwen
OSU Prefs Land Stand of French Opposing Algerian War
Twenty nine Ohio State professors join fifty two others from Harvard Brandeis Boston MIT in praising French figures who signed a manifesto against military service in Algeria. They defend conscience based refusal and oppose sanctions faced by Sartre Sagan Robbe Grillet Sarraute Signoret Delorme Boulez Schwartz Malraux’s daughter.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
Harvard
Brandeis
Boston
Massachusettes Institute of Technology
Jean-Paul Sartre
Francoise Sagan
Alain Robbegrillet
Nathalie Sarraute
Simone Signoret
Daniele Delorme
Pierre Boulez
Laurant Schwartz
Florence Malraux
Minster of Culture
Paris Subways Sprayed With Odor to Mask Stale Smell
Paris officials tried perfume and violet scents on four subway lines to counter a locker room odor in the stations. Another line aims to conjure a pine-like scent to refresh passenger perception.
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Paris
Scientists propose sodium vapor trail to track reentering crafts
Space experts Wallace Harper and Ralph Armstrong at Lockheed’s missiles and space division explain a simple method to track descending spaceships or satellites. By releasing energized sodium vapor, a bright glowing trail would form and persist about 30 minutes, allowing observers to plot the craft’s descent angle accurately.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Harper
Ralph Armstrong
Lockheed’s Missiles and Space Division
Reds' Long Range Goal To Isolate North America
Adm. John H. Sides, commander of the U S Pacific fleet, said the Communist empire aims to isolate North America by overrunning Southeast and Central Asia. He warned if realized, it would spell the end for the United States and the free world.
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Los Angeles
U. S. Pacific
Red China
North America
Adm
John H. Sides
Southeast Asia
Central Asia
Indonesia
Japan
Sides
B O Conductor Killed In Lima Train Incident
Vera Cassidy a 38 year old B and O Railroad freight conductor from Lockland Ohio was struck and killed by a passenger train in the north Lima yards while inspecting a broken draw bar. The passenger train was bound for Cincinnati on parallel tracks and Cassidy apparently did not hear it approach.
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Lima, Ohio
Vera Cassidy
Lockland
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
North Lima
Cassidy
Cincinnati
Deaths And Funerals Musical Author Dies
Doron K. Antrim 71 of Queens NY, native of Germantown, credited with popularizing music in plants and stores, editor of The Musical Observer and Metronome, author of Having Fun With Music, survived by wife Mira, son, daughter, foster daughter, sister in Hamilton area. Also notices for Butler County deaths: Addison 52, Combs 66, Anderson 76, Woods 54, Winkler 84, Henninger 72, Wake 34 with service details.
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Germantown
Doron K. Antrim
Queens
N.Y
Mr. Antrim
The
Musical Observer
Metronome
Mira
Long Island
Ernest Brown
Hamilton
Howard J. Addison
Millville Ave
Webb
Boyd Combs
S. Eighth St
Colligan
Grover Anderson
Benninghofen Ave
Cahill
Hayden Woods
Cereal Ave
John B. Winkler
N. Washington Blvd
St. Stephen Church
Katie Henninger
Linn St
Donald G. Wake
Cincinnati
Oxford
Mt. Healthy Assumption Church
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Isoz in Middletown
Services for Mrs Ida Thegel Isoz 78 of 811 Maple St will be at 7 30 p m today at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Carroll Miller officiating The body proceeds to Chicago for burial at Mount Olive Cemetery Friends may call today 4 to 9 p m She died yesterday at 4 a m She had lived in Middletown six years moving from Dayton Born in Filipspad Sweden Survived by son Rev George Isoz Park Ridge Ill and daughter Rev Olga Norman formerly of Middletown now in Greensboro NC A memorial service will be held Saturday in Jamaica L I following burial in New York
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Ida Thegel Isoz
Maple St
McCoy + Leffler
Carroll Miller
Chicago
Mount Olive Cemetery
Isoz
Middletown
Dayton
Filipspad
Sweden
Wesleyan Methodist Church
George Isoz
Park Ridge
Olga Norman
Greensboro
N.C
Jamaica
New York
Funeral services for Miss Maude Dull at Zimmerman Home
Gratis services for Miss Maude Dull aged 81 set for 2 p m tomorrow at Zimmerman Funeral Home with Rev. John Porter officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Calling hours today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home. Dull died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton. Survived by two sisters Miss Melva Dull and Miss Jessie Dull both of Farmersville and three brothers Lert of Farmersville John of West Alexandria Ri and Ralph of Gratis.
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Gratis
Maude Dull
Zimmerman Funeral Home
John Porter
Fairview Cemetery
Dull
Good. Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Melva Dull
Jessie Dull
Farmersville
Lert
John
West Alexandria Ri
Ralph
George West 80 retired farmer dies at Mercy Hospital
George West aged 80 a retired area farmer died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a yearlong illness. Survived by wife Jane a son Robert of Camden Rt 3 a brother Charles of Richmond Ind one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis with Rev Howard Sears officiating. Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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West Elkton
George West
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Jane
Robert
Camden
Notable deaths of artists clergy engineers and designers
New York muralist Dean Cornwell 68 died Monday. He painted 16 California history panels for the Los Angeles Public Library. Others mourned include Rev. Frank R. Wilson 66 former Roosevelt pastor in Washington plus W Nelson Smith 92 Long Island Railroad designer in Reading. Prince Serge Obolensky died in London. Walter Darwin Teague 77 head of the American Institute of Graphic Arts in Flemington.
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New York
Dean Cornwell
Cornwell
Los Angeles
Washington
Frank R. Wilson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reading
W. Nelson Smith
Long Island Railroad
London
Prince Serge Obolensky
Flemington
N.J
Walter Darwin Teague
American Institute of Graphic Arts
Kennedy House-Hunting In Virginia
President elect John F. Kennedy and his wife search for a Virginia weekend retreat near Middleburg for next year. He cites giving children relief from government life and plans to lease a house for one year. Rumors placed Glenora estate near Middleburg as a possibility.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Virginia
White House
Kennedy
The
Washington Star
Glenora
Big Hunt
Raymond Tartiere
Middleburg
Hunt
Actress Patricia Neal Child Critically Injured in Taxi Crash
In New York a taxicab struck a carriage carrying Theo Neal Dahl, the four month old son of actress Patricia Neal and author Roald Dahl. Theo was in critical condition at Lenox Hill Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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New York
Patricia Neal
Roald Dahl
Lenox Hill
Theo
Window Breakage and Light Thefts Reported in Local Area
Dean Holton reports beer can thrown through front window of his house trailer. William Click reports 37 Christmas light bulbs stolen from decorations in his yards. Peter Gallagher of Porter Poster Service says sandals using a shotgun damaged neon lights on two signs on Route 4 south of Excello.
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Dean Holton
Pershing Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Sheriff's Office
William Click
Yankee Road
Peter Gallagher
Porter Poster Service
Hamilton
Sheriffs Deputies
Rt. 4
Excello
Charges Dropped Against Girl in Narcotics Case
In Los Angeles the narcotics charges against Barbara Burns were dismissed in Superior Court. She was arrested October 31 after a car containing three men was found with marijuana cigarettes. one man admitted ownership. No link between Burns and the cigarettes was found.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Burns
Superior Court
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Getz Jewelers
Herz Jewelers
Cantrel Ave
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