Deaths And Funerals of Fred H. Grant
Fred H. Grant 74 retired VP of American Materials Corp died of a heart attack at his Greenville home. Funeral 11 am tomorrow at McKnight Baker Funeral Home Delaware Ohio with graveside 3 pm at Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Isabel son Fred T. Seattle daughter Mary Hill Greenville.
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Greenville
Fred H. Grant
American Materials Corp
Middletown
Hamilton
McKnight & Baker Funeral Home
Delaware
Ohio
Oak Grove
Grant
American Aggregates Corp
American Materials
American Aggregates
Indiana
Grant Contracting Co
Isabel
Fred T
Seattle
Wash
Mary Hill
Pulitzer Prize Biographer Mark Howe Dies at 96
Cambridge AP report says Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe, 96, noted author historian and educator, died Tuesday. He won the 1924 Pulitzer Prize for biography for Barrett Wendell and His Letters. He was born in Bristol Rhode Island and is survived by sons Dr Mark Antony Howe of Harvard Law and Quincy Howe ABC news commentator.
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Cambridge, Mass
Mark Antony de Wolfe Howe
Howe
Barrett Wendel
Mark Antony Howe
Harvard Law School
Quincy Howe
American Broadcasting Company
Bristol
R. 1
Conservancy Official Ezra Kuhns Dies in Dayton
Ezra M. Kuhns 88 longtime secretary treasurer of the Miami Conservancy District and former NCR director died at his Dayton home Tuesday. He served as conservancy district secretary treasurer for 37 years retiring in 1952 and was NCR director for 22 years until retirement in 194.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ezra M. Kuhns
Miami Conservancy District
National Cash Register Co
Kuhns
Conservancy District
NCR
Mrs Sadie Gilbert dies after long illness at 78 in Middletown
Mrs Sadie Amelia Gilbert 78 died at 1 30 p m yesterday at home 1739 Tytus Ave after a year of serious illness since August She was born in Ohio lived much of her life in Middletown member of First EUB Church Her husband John died in 1944 Surviving Ruth Wade Miamisburg Harold Franklin four Services set for 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Clifford D Stearns officiating Burial Germantown Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 p m at the funeral home
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Sadie Amelia Gilbert
Tytus Ave
Gilbert
Ohio
Middletown
First Eub Church
John
Ruth Wade
Miamisburg
Harold
Franklin
McCoy-Leffler
Clifford D. Stearns
Bur _al
Germantown
Cemery
Infant Bowling Dies After Birth at Middletown Hospital
Franklin infant son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bowling died 52 hours after birth at Middletown Hospital. Survived by parents a brother Michael grandparents Hudson of Franklin and Mr and Mrs Joseph Bowling of Blackey Ky Graveside services set for 10 am tomorrow at Woodhill Cemetery conducted by Rev Paul Caudill Eaton Funeral Home arranging
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Franklin
Oscar Bowling
Harold Sr
Middletown Hospital
Michael
Coleman Hudson
Joseph Bowling
Blackey, Ky
Woodhill Cemetery
Paul Caudill
Eaton Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Schroer Morris Caudill
Edward M. Schroer aged 67 of 4670 Anthony Wayne Ave and Nancy J. Morris 78 of 148 Cole Drive Fairfield receive private or today services. Mertie P. Caudill 79 of 2120 Pleasant Ave. has services tomorrow at 10 am at First Church of God.
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Edward M. Schroer
Anthony—Wayne Ave
Colligan
Nacy J. Morris
Cole Drive
Fairfield
Brown-Dawson
Mertie P. Caudill
Pleasant Ave
First Church of God
Mine kills two Arab farmers in Gaza field
An explosion of a land mine struck two Arab farmers tilling a field in Gaza. A UAR military spokesman said evidence pointed to an Israeli-laid mine left by the aggressor who occupied Gaza in 1956.
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Gaza
United Arab Republic
Boy Driving Stolen Car Crashes Near Yankee and Todhunter
A 16 year old Lebanon youth, Frederick M. Murphy, was jailed at Butler County Juvenile Detention Home after the stolen 1959 car he drove crashed at Yankee Road and Todhunter Road. The owner is Charles W. Allen. The boy was treated at Middletown Hospital for bruises and abdominal pain.
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Lebanon
Butler County
Hamilton
Yankee
Todhunter Roads
Frederick M. Murphy
Otto Lewis
Silver ‘St
Yankee Road
Charles W. Allen
Plymouth’ Ave
Todhunter Road
Murphy Boy
Middletown Hospital
Khrushchev Sidelined By Cold
Premier Khrushchev has a chest cold and canceled official appointments. The 66 year old leader rests at his villa with slight fever after a busy schedule including a three week Red summit. He reportedly contracted the illness while seeing off Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia. He skipped a tea party for Cyrus Batson, Bolshoi Theater gala for Liu Shao Chi, and a Kremlin luncheon for Abdel Hakim Amer.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Cleveland
Cyrus Ba‘ton
Liu Shao-chi
Communist China
Kremlin
Abdel Hakim Amer
United Arab Republic
Extra Chuckle The trouble with trouble is fun
A lighthearted note on mischief tracing its roots to amusement and playful beginnings. The line hints at how enjoyable moments can lead to consequences when misused. It reads as a wry reflection from a column or cartoon caption.
Hole In Your Head It May Be Good Sign
Baltimore Dr John J McAfee told the 46th annual meeting of the North American RadioLogical Society that a radioisotope scan can reveal brain tumors. The test injects radioactive iodine and 24 to 48 hours later a device records darker areas where tumors concentrate. The normal brain appears light around a darkened tumor region.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
John Jd. McAfee
North American Radiological Society
McAffee
Humane Society Tackles Steel Jaw Leg Hold Trap
The American Humane Association aims to end the use of the steel jaw leg hold trap long used by the fur trapping industry since its English introduction in the 1600s.
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American Humane Assn
England
Strike Threatens New York Papers
In New York City a potential midnight strike by 3,068 delivery workers across nine metropolitan dailies threatens another blackout. Mediation follows more than 15 hours of talks as unions seek a 9 per two-year wage rise and a shorter 35 hour work week.
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New York
The
New York Newspaper Guild
American Newspaper Guild
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Buffalo
Conservancy
Verity Phy
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Koninier
Mgr
Mrs
Sadie Gilbert
Cold
City Publishers Association
Loran Beatty
Beatty
Electronic Shop
Manchester Avenue
RCA
Ernie Ford
Jack Parr
Mr. Beatty
N. Broadway
Ross’ Lingerie Department
John Ross Raete
van Raalte
Ross
Cavalier
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