Holiday Draft Operations Delayed for 12 Day Period
Middletown draft registrants who were to have preinduction physicals on December 20 received a 12 day delay after notices were mailed. State headquarters in Columbus ordered a holiday suspension from December 15 to 26 to allow prospective soldiers to spend Christmas with families. Examinations will be rescheduled. some notices were held at the post office. Mrs. Lillian Sebald, clerk of the board, said the directive came from Secretary of the Army Royall.
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Middletown
State Selective Service
Columbus
Draft Board
Lillian Sebald
Secretary of the Army Royall
Driver Escapes Serious Injury In Car Crash
Earl Bombright Jr., 19, of Hamilton, escaped serious injury last night when his car overturned on the Trenton Hamilton Road south of Trenton. State patrolmen said he failed to negotiate a curve and suffered only slight injuries to his left leg. The car was extensively damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bombright, Jr
Hamilton
Trenton-Hamilton Rd
Trenton
Bombright
Accident damages two cars on Route 4 south of LeSourdsville
Patrolmen reported damage to two vehicles in a yesterday collision on Route 4 south of LeSourdsville. Drivers identified were Ora T. Sargent, 35, of Monroe, and Lawrence Carito, 36, of Hamilton.
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Route 4
LeSourdsville
Ora T. Sargent
Monroe
Lawrence Carito
Hamilton
Traffic Check on Route 4 Yields 24 Warnings
State Patrolmen on Route 4 near LeSourdsville conducted a traffic check. 230 vehicles were inspected with 24 warnings issued for mechanical defects. No arrests were made. The detail included Corp. Dan W. Mahoney and Troopers C. W. Combs R. E. Smith and Martin Richards.
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Route 4
LeSourdsville
Corp
Dan W. Mahoney
C. W. Combs
R. E. Smith
Martin Richards
Four Convicted On Traffic Violations
Frank Adams 20 of Oneida paid five dollars and costs for improper head lights Elvis Tumbleson 34 of Dayton was fined twenty five dollars and costs for improper lights Ralph L Finney 23 of West Middletown Route 1 was assessed ten dollars and costs for permitting a minor to operate a motor vehicle Eliza C Ferguson 30 of German town Route 1 was fined ten dollars and costs for failure to have a driver's license
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Oneida
Elvis Tumbleson
Dayton
Ralph L. Finney
West Middletown
Eliza C. Ferguson
Germantown
Court Of Honor Planned For Troop 11
A troop court of honor will be held Monday during the annual Christmas covered dish dinner of Eagle Scouts Troop 11 at the Eagles Hall. Santa Claus is expected. music and entertainment are planned. Cecil Dane will welcome guests while Elza Abraham directs the program. Scouts should bring jig saw puzzles for Longview Hospital patients.
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Eagle Scouts
Troop 11
Eagles Hall
Santa Claus
Cecil Dane
Elza Abraham
Longview Hospital
Weekend Movie Schedule at Paramount and Strand Theaters
This listing shows Paramount screening Edgar Kennedy, Leon Errol in Var Iety Time at 1 25 p m and 4 00 6 30 9 05 p m plus Race Street with George Raft at 2 25 7 35 10 05 p m Sunday A Song is Born with Danny Kaye at 1 50 4 25 6 55 9 30 p m Strand presents Give My Regards to Broadway with Dan Dailey at 1 15 5 18 9 01 p m Street with No Name at 2 49 6 52 10 35 p m Cartoon Festival at 4 45 8 28 p m Sunday Silver River with Errol Flynn at 1 38 5 42 9 46 p m Key Largo with Bogart and Robinson at 2 28 7 32 p m.
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Paramount
Edgar Kennedy
Leon Errol
George Raft
William Bendix
Danny Kaye
Virginia Mayo
Dan Dailey
Charles Winniger
Mark Stevens
Lloyd Nolan
Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan
Key Largo
Humphrey Bogart
Edward G. Robinson
Obituary of Anna Newbauer 55 of Middletown Illinois
The body of Anna Newbauer 55 was found dead on her front walk from a cerebral hemorrhage while sweeping snow. Her remains were returned to Chicago for services and burial at Oak Ridge Cemetery. She is survived by her husband Charles six daughters Fritz her son a brother and eleven grandchildren. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Anna Newbauer
Highview Rd
Chicago
Oakridge
Thomas Wenzel
Butler County
Fritz
Newbauers
Middletown
Berkley
Ill
Charles
Marion Schultz
Elizabeth Ernst
Blanche Motto
Margaret Ross
Maywood
Irene Dabrowski
Hillside
Anna Mae Naese
Bell
Cal
Carl Worth
New York
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Helen Raber Dies In Kenton Ohio
Mrs Helen Raber mother of Mrs Leo Wilch of West Middletown Ohio died at 5 am in her Kenton home. She leaves five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren and was a frequent visitor in West Middletown. Services are Monday at Price Funeral Home Kenton with burial in Memorial Cemetery Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Raber
Leo Wilch
West Middletown
Kenton
Springboro Rites Set for Pvt James Wilson
Funeral services for Pvt James Wilson killed in Italy in 1944 will be held at the Methodist Church in Springboro Sunday at 2 30 p m with burial in Springboro Cemetery. He graduated Springboro High School 1941 and joined the service in 1942 serving as a military policeman with the Fifth Army in Italy. He died February 25 1944. He survived by his foster mother Mrs Alice Varney of Miamisburg and three half brothers John and Robert Sturgeon of Dayton and Donald Sturgeon in the U S Army. Funeral home calling hours end at noon Sunday.
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Springboro
James Wilson
Italy
Wilson
Fifth Army
Alice Varney
Miamisburg
John Sturgeon
Robert Sturgeon
Dayton
Donald Sturgeon
U. S. Army
Gebhart
Deaths Last Night New York Pan American Society Founder
Severo Mallet Prevost, 88, co founder and former president of the Pan American Society of the United States, legal luminary who secured the Orinoco River basin for Venezuela, died in New York last night.
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New York
Severo Mallet- Prevost
Pan-American Society of the
United States
Orinoco River
Venezuela
New York Stocks at 11 00 A M Quotations Greeno Brock
At 11 00 A M Greene Brock lists a broad market slate with Allied Stores American Can American Metal Stanol kelco as Anaconda Copper Baltimore & Ohio Barnsdall Oil MOT Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing General Electric Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Edison Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Electric Power Firestone Tire General Electric Westinghouse Electric U S Steel United Aircraft United Airlines Chrysler Columbia Gas Procter Gamble Studebaker Texas Corporation Republic Steel Packard Phillips Petroleum Schenley Zenith Radio and others trading across multiple sectors including steel oil aviation and electronics with varied performances noted in the record.
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Greene Brock
Allied Stores
Eee
American Can
Cikcecesceees
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Brigs
Nrig
Caekeeeueeaunse
Canadian Pacific
Edison
Curt Wyrne
Ek Cho
Douglas Beem
Ccces
Electric Power & Light
Firestone Tire & Ar Nee Co
General
Great Northern Rreaeennaeesa Ey
Greyhound Goodrich Ae
Els Bance
Peiaus
Oak
Simeon Deouote
Inspiration Copper
Kennecott
Kroger Pegee Ewe P, Lorillard
Eesceesesseess Pratadal Bari
Aneeses
Aseiass Mead Nash Kelvinator Bet Aaa
Newport, Inc
Northern Pacific AR Tae
Ohio Oil
Pan American Airways
EE Paramount
Lewia
Ccesses
Pennsylvania
Phelps Dodge
Peeseuacuba Sa
Procter & Gombe
Eck
Ak Ea Studenecer
Seese
Texas Corp
Nadio Corp
Republic Steel
United Aircraft Bo
United Airlines
Chrysler
Eae
Columbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Edison Continental
Electric Auto Lite
General Motors Corot Oe
Seeaces Cae
Int
Tel
Montgomery Ward
New York Central RR
Packard
Phillips Petroleum Schenleyveres TR
Sinclair Oies
Southern Pacific
ckeGeeneus Southern Rails
Saci Speery Corp
Standard Oil
N. Dec
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Seerr F. W. Woolworth Tc
Younis
Stown Sheet & Tube
Zenit
Santa Arrives For Middletown Day Parade
Santa Claus visits Middletown with a 2 p.m. landing at Mid town Airport. The Santa Claus Committee led by Jack Clark says preparations are complete for the greeting and downtown parade. Firemen prepared candy bags donated by the Middletown Retail Merchants Association for thousands of children at Reynolds Street by the Veterans of Foreign Wars building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Middletown
Santa
Jack Clark
Station No. 1
Reynolds St
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soviets Publish Korean Documents in Moscow
The Soviet government announced publication of documents on the Korean question. Pravda denounced American expansionists and urged a united democratic state for Korea. The UN Political Committee rejected Russia’s demand for recognition of its North Korea government.
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Moscow
Pravda
Korea
Communist Party
United Nations Political Committee
Russia
North Korea
Divorce Petition Filed by Janet Sorrell in Common Pleas Court
Janet Irene Sorrell aged 18 filed for divorce and alimony in Common Pleas Court through her mother Kathryn Garrison of Middletown against George Omer Sorrell. She accuses neglect. the principals were married September 13, 1947 in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Irene Sorrell
Common Pleas Court
Kathryn Garrison
Elsmere St
Middletown
George Omer Sorrell
Mares
Frankin
Caldwell Divorce Petition Seeks Custody in Common Pleas
Louise Caldwell aged 19 through her mother Nettie Wilson files for divorce from William Caldwell aged 20 in Common Pleas Court. The petition alleges neglect and requests custody of their child, noting they married on January 12 of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Louise Caldwell
Nettie Wilson
West Cliddletown
Route 1
William Caldwell
Clayton St
Middletown
Clarke divorce petition cites cruelty and custody claim
Dorothy O. Clarke files for divorce from Perry L. Clarke after 30 years of marriage in Common Pleas Court. She seeks a divorce decree and custody of their child. The response names addresses including 2108 Winona Dr Middletown and notes Newport Kentucky ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy O. Clarke
Common Pleas
Perry L. Clarke
Winona Dr
Middletown
Newport
Ogg Divorce Suit Seeks Custody in Common Pleas
Helen Ogg of Okeana sues Ernest Ogg for divorce in Common Pleas Court alleging desertion on March 30. She seeks custody of their four children. The couple wed October 17, 1939 in Osgood Indiana.
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Helen Ogg
Okeana
Common Pleas Court
Ernest Ogg
Osgood
Ind
Will of Charles C Mieth Probate Filed for Estate
The will of Charles C Mieth of Darrtown dated May 12 and probated after his death November 23 leaves equal shares to his sons and daughter after specific bequests. Charles gets a yellow gold watch and the family Bible. August receives certain tools and a watch. Oscar gets a shotgun and farming tools. Hildagard Leibrock gets other contents of the residence. August Mieth and Hildagard Leibrock are named as administrators with Robert J Shank and Luella Bohlander as witnesses. They also administer Emma A P Mieths estate, valued with $2,500 in realty, who died April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Mieth
Darrtown
Charles
August
Oscar
Hildagard Leibrock
August Mieth
Robert J. Shank
Luella Bohlander
Emma A. P. Mieth
Inheritance Taxes Levied On Morgan Heirs In Middletown
Inheritance taxes of 123.67 dollars per heir were charged to daughters and sons of the late Guy Morgan of Middletown. The estate had a gross value of 85 567 77 dollars and net value for tax purposes of 79 536 43 dollars, with each heir receiving 15 867 29 dollars. The heirs are Sarah Snethen, Louise Morgan Baker, Robert H. Morgan, Richard G. Morgan, and Irene Lane.
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Guy Morgan
Middletown
Sarah Snethen
Louise Morgan Baker
Robert H. Morgan
Richard G. Morgan
Irene Lane
Estate appointment for Mary L. Ross in Liberty Township
Charles A. Ross, widower, appointed to administer the estate of Mary L. Ross of Liberty Township. Estate valued at about 3500 dollars in personal property and 7500 dollars in realty. Died October 15.
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Charles A. Ross
Mary L. Ross
Liberty Township
Settlement in injury claim of Robert Louis Johnson
Settlement at 278.55 was approved in the injury claim of Robert Louis Johnson 12 son of Jessie Johnson Route 7 against Fred Beard. The boy was hurt October 23 when Beard's bicycle collided with his on State Route 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Johnson
Jessie Johnson
Fred Beard
Beard
Correspondent Is Ordered To Leave Hungary
New York AP reports Homer Bigart, 1946 Pulitzer winner for the New York Herald Tribune, was expelled from Hungary and reached Vienna four hours before the deadline. He couldn't learn the reason, citing remarks by Ivan Boldiszar and criticism of his coverage of the International Women's Congress.
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New York
Homer Bigart
Hungary
Vienna
Bigart
The
New York Herald Tribune
Austria
Budapest
Ivan Boldiszar
Hungarian Foreign Office
Colon Divorce Decree Given in Common Pleas Court
Charles Colon of Hamilton obtained a divorce decree from Judge P. P. Boll in Common Pleas Court on his petition alleging neglect against Martha Colon.
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Charles Colon
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boll
Martha Colon
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Judge Fred B. Cramer in Common Pleas Court grants Bernice Setser of Hamilton a divorce from George Setser after she testifies to cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Bernice Setser
Hamilton
George Setser
Phillips seeks divorce alimony custody in Common Pleas
Elizabeth Phillips aged 19 filed in Common Pleas Court a divorce and alimony petition through her mother Grace Kinlevy of Oxford against Clarence Phillips of Hamilton. She seeks custody of their two children. The couple married September 16 1944 and separated February 26 per the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Grace Kinlevy
Oxford
Clarence Phillips
Hamilton
Youth appeals to Ohio Industrial Commission over work injury
Francis V Kartavich 18 through Frank V Kartavich of Middletown filed in Common Pleas Court an appeal for compensation against the Ohio Industrial Commission. He alleges his left eye was injured while working for Broughton Construction Company on June 26 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Francis
Oxford Man John Hogue Found Dead at Home
John Harman Hogue 66 of Oxford was found dead in a pool of blood inside his kitchen. An investigation followed after a light burned all day and Dr. Garrett Boone Butler County Coroner ruled the death had occurred about 12 hours earlier and thus appeared non natural.
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Oxford
John Harman Hogue
Garrett Boone
Butler County
Hogue
Denver Rodeo Opens as First Organized Cowboy Contest
The first well advertised rodeo, a cowboy contest of skill, was held in Denver in 1896 marking a milestone in western sports. The event showcased competitors, spectators, and a new era of organized rodeo entertainment.
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Denver
1896
Gift subscription idea from Middletown Journal
A Middletown Journal subscription offers three, six, or twelve month options as a Christmas gift. A seasonal greeting letter will be sent to the recipient to notify them of the gift, with details available through the Journal Circulation Department at 23611.
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Middletown Journal
The
Journal Circulation Department
Petition of Ethel Kahlert Against William B
A filed petition by Ethel Kahlert of Hamilton against William B seeks relief in a civil matter. The case documents reference the court and specify claims against the named defendant. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kahlert
Hamilton
William B
Flies 3 000 Miles To Restore Love
Luther Harold McCoy an 18 year old from Detroit flew 3 000 miles from Anchorage to reunite with his 15 year old bride Lida Ruth after she wrote love had faded. He declined a $45 daily taxi job in Anchorage and thanked Northwest Airlines staff who helped him as immigration officers avoided a formal issue. He arrived with a parka and embraced Lida Ruth at her mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Luther Harold McCoy
Anchorage
Alaska
Lida Ruth
McCoy
Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis
Police Briefs Seize Suspect on Gambling Equipment Charge
George Sowards, 27, of 2018 Grand Ave., arrested late last night at 609 Crawford St. on a charge of possessing gambling equipment. He was released on a $200 bond to appear in court today. Arresting officers were Patrolmen Landon Webb and Herbert Fawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sowards
Grand Ave
Crawford St
Landon Webb
Herbert Fawley
Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Central Ave
Earl Chandler aged 25 of 1331 Ohio Avenue was charged with disorderly conduct after police took him into custody at 1820 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chandler
Ohio Ave
Central Ave
Two hit and run car crashes reported last night
James K. Abbott, 33, of 308 Stanley Street, said his car was sideswiped on Main Street near Sixteenth Avenue. He pursued the other vehicle for about a mile but it fled. Adrian Duff, of 2126 Queen Avenue, reported a left front impact on Grand Avenue near the Miami Cabinet Company and the other driver drove away after inspecting the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Abbott
Stanley St
Main St
Sixteenth Ave
Abbott
Adrian Duff
Queen Ave
Grand Ave
Miami Cabinet Company
Duff
Stolen $1,700 payroll from Cincinnati printing firm
Arthur Bolt 30 said a bandit kidnapped him and beat him then robbed him of a $1,700 payroll from his printing concern. The assailant forced Bolt to drive away in his own truck and fled on foot, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Arthur Bolt
Bolt
JA Firm Works Overtime To Complete Order
Text-Craft Company and Junior Achievement received an order for 20 aprons from George Tamblyn Jr national director and Robert Fog director with a December 20 delivery deadline. Tex-I-Craft works overtime to meet the deadline while Felt Crafters rushes four nights weekly to fill stockings hats and bags orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Achievement
George Tamblyn, Jr
Robert Fog
Tony Tamblyn
Tex-I- Craft
McDade
Screams Stop Two Reported Holdups In Town
Two attempted holdups were thwarted after screams. Mrs. Bessie Lytle on Reynolds Ave faced three youths who fled toward Clinton St. Later Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sears on Girard Ave reported two youths tried to hold them up on State St before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Lytle
Reynolds Ave
Clinton St
Frank Sears
Girard Ave
Sears
State St
Soviets Suspend PV Repatriation
Tokyo AP report states the Soviet Union notified General MacArthur it would suspend repatriation of Japanese prisoners of war for the winter due to heavy winter conditions. The move affects more than 400,000 Japanese remaining in Soviet zones. MacArthur officials expressed disappointment and offered icebreakers and ships to continue operations through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Russia
MacArthur
Election Ordered At Forge Plant
Washington AP reports the National Labor Relations Board ordered an election at the Canton Ohio Ford Motor Co forge plant to determine collective bargaining agents. Unions listed include Canton Die Linkers Lodge No 30 International Die Linkers Conference International Union United Automobile Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America CIO and International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Drop Forgers and Helpers AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Canton, O
Ford Motor Company
Canton Die Linkers
Lodge No. 30
Inter National Die Linkers Conference
International Union
United Automobile Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
CIO
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers and Helpers
AFL
Comedian Willie Howard in New York Hospital
Willie Howard, 65, a veteran comedian of vaudeville and musical comedy, lies seriously ill at New York City's Polyclinic Hospital with an undisclosed illness. Friends say his condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Howard
New York City
Polyclinic Hospital
Jewelry Heist Strikes Hotel Ritz Carlton New York
Police report a $20,000 jewelry loss from Mrs. Sidney Walden’s sixth floor Ritz Carlton suite. The missing pieces include three bracelets a pendant a bar pin earrings and a guard ring kept in a bedroom jewel box. The door was found slightly ajar and no other valuables were disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Sidney Waldon
Hamilton
Walden
Ritz Carlton
George Reschner
Detroit
Clare Boothe Luce
Waldorf-Astoria
Luce
Henry Luce
Knights Templars Attend Midlown Christmas Party
The Knights Templars of Middletown Commandery and the Ladies' Auxiliary held a turkey dinner followed by separate meetings. A Christmas program featured Mr and Mrs Charles Eggelston singing Cantique de Noel and a reader, Becky Lockard, reading The Christmas Story. Linda Sue Heck displayed dolls, Sandra Mitchell played Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Barbara Campbell led a closing prayer, and Santa distributed gifts to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Middletown Commandery
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles Egelsten
Becky Lockard
Sandra Mitchell
Santa Claus
Town
Linda Sue Heck
Barbara Campbell
Egelston
Finnish Soviet Border Accord Signed in Moscow
Pravda reports a Finnish Soviet border agreement has been signed in Moscow. The pact defines the boundary line and border regulations between Finland and the Soviet Union, signaling a formal settlement between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Finland cedes Petsamo and grants Porkkala lease to Russia
Under the Moscow armistice signed September 19 1944 Finland agreed to cede the Petsamo area to Russia and grant a 50 year lease on the Porkkala headland for use as a military base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Finland
Petsmo
Russia
Porkkala
Dan Lawson Fined for DUI in Municipal Court
Dan Lawson, 44, of 707 Yankee Road, was fined $100 and costs with half suspended for being in physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence. He was arraigned yesterday before Judge Alton H. Combs after a November 28 arrest by state highway patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lawson
Yankee Rd
Lawson
Alton H. Combs
Courts halt wage garnishments and evictions over holiday period
In a Christmas and New Year deferment, Detroit courts announced they will not garnish wages or order family evictions from Monday through January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hog hunt ends day after hogs released from truck
In Goddard Kansas a traffic mishap caused 58 hogs to escape from Gene Plankenhorns truck. Sheriff deputies joined the search to round up the animals as they scattered after the ditch incident.
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Goddard
Kan
Gene Plankenhorn
Plankehorn
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