Three Men Wounded in Hudson Ave Apartment Shooting
Police said a family argument at 1613 Hudson Ave sparked a shooting leaving three local men wounded one seriously. William McCuller 40s was flown to Middletown Hospital with chest and limb injuries while J D Cornelies and Join Henry Johnson suffered leg wounds. Cornelies’ wife Rose fled custody after firing shots.
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Hudson Ave
Middletown Hospital
William McCuller
Minnesota Street
J.D. Cornelies
Henry Johnson
Hudson Avenue
Cornelies
Rose
J. D Johnson
Johnson
McCuller
John Henry Johnson
Johnsons
Herman Haynes
Paul Fouts
William Brewer
Dale Schneider
Ernest Pence
Robert Sloan
Speaker Change After Midair Crash Impacts PTO Meeting
Lincoln and Wilson School PTOs will proceed with their January 31 joint meeting at Roosevelt Junior High School. Garry C. Myers Jr. of Columbus, originally scheduled speaker for the Highlights for Children publisher, died in the TWA Constellation crash over Staten Island after taking off from Columbus. Richard Peters notes a new speaker will be arranged.
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Fridey
New York
Lincoln School
Wilson School
Roosevelt Junior High School
Richard Peters
Garry C. Myers Jr
Columbus
Onginaly
TWA
Staten Island
Obituary No. Whitt 53 Hospital Death
Martin Whitt died after ambulance transport to Middletown Hospital, pronounced dead on arrival at 7 30 pm. Survived by wife Lexie two daughters Geraldine Whitt and Phyllis Mullins and two sons Thomas and Claude all of Middletown plus five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Martin Whitt
Lisa Lane
Middletown Hospital
Lexie
Geraldine Whitt
Phyllis Mullins
Middletown
Thomas
Claude
McCoy-Leffler
Funeral services for Byron Laughlin in Germantown
Byron Laughlin 65 of 25% Gunckle St dies after a heart attack at the Frigidaire plant in Dayton. He worked 32 years as a millwright and was a World War I veteran. Surviving are wife Edith, daughter Lillian Smallwood, son Bill, brother Irvin Laughlin, sister Mabel Eckler, and five grandchildren. Grange services and calling hours announced in Germantown.
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Germantown
John Arpp
Byron Laughlin
Laughlin
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Frigidaire
Charter Oak Grange
I. Methodist Church
Edith
Lillian Smallwood
Little York
Ohio
Bill
Miamisburg
Irvin Laughlin
Mabel Eckler
Dry Hidge
P.m
Driver Cited In Accident On First Avenue At Curtis Street
Police charged Jessie Howard 49 of 2011 Wayne Ave with changing lanes when unsafe after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Georgia A. Davis 1700 Johns Road at 11 am. No injuries were reported as damage totaled about. Officers also investigated one minor accident yesterday.
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First Avenue
Curtis Street
Jessie Howard
Wayne Ave
Georgia A. Davis
Johns Road
Collden
Eisenhower Christmas Cards Sail From White House
The president and Mrs Eisenhower mailed out their Christmas cards on Saturday. White House officials refused to disclose the exact number sent but said it is substantial. The folded card measures 7 by 5 inches with a red band and presidential seal on the outside and a greeting on the inside.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Ion
Kennedy Maintains Narrow Hawaii Lead in Partial Recount
President elect John F. Kennedy holds a 21 vote edge over Richard Nixon for Hawaii's three electoral votes after a partial recount of 45 of 2 precincts. Judge Ronald Jamieson may order full statewide recount if Kennedy keeps leading after more precincts are tallied.
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Honolulu
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Kennedy
Nixon
Ronald B. Jamieson
Kennedy Sill
Jameson
Jamieson
Democratso Press
US presses USSR for release of two airmen
Deputy Under Secretary of State Raymond A Hare urged Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov to free Captains Freeman B Olmstead of Elmira New York and Joan R McKone of Tonganoxie Kansas held since July after an ABA47 plane went down in the Barents Sea. Hare stressed the impact on US Soviet relations and the need for prompt release.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Barents Sea
Raymond A Hare
Sviet
Mikhail Menshikov
State Department
Hare
Freeman B Olmstead
Elmira
N.Y
Joan R. McKone
Tonganoxie, Kan
American Airlines 707 Skids Into Snowbank at Logan Airport
An American Airlines 707 swerved into a snowbank at Logan International Airport after landing from Los Angeles. All 103 aboard uninjured, passengers disembarked by bus as the runway was cleared and the airport briefly closed.
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Boston
American Airlines
Logan International Airport
Los Angeles
Loss Set At 51 000 In Fire Here
A fire of undetermined cause caused about 1000 dollars damage to a one story frame home at 1329 Grove Street rear. Platoon Commander In gram said fire confined to a bedroom and smoke filled the house. No one was injured though children were present. Firemen from units 1 3 and the emergency squad answered the 925 p m alarm. Occupant listed as Ernest Johnson. Earlier the emergency crew assisted Mary Lou Espenmiller a 10 year old girl who fainted at 4400 Poppy Drive. she was not hospitalized.
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Grove St
Charles Ingram
Ernest Johnson
Poppy Drive
Mary Lou Espenmiller
Steubenville Van Given To Federals
Haward J. Koniski of Steubenville is charged by the FBI with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for kidnapping. He was arrested at a local beer distributor and turned over to the U S marshal in Wheeling West Virginia. The case stems from the September 24 beating robbery and abduction of Attilio D Emili o of Follanshee West Virginia at a Wellsburg drive in theater. He was held under ten thousand dollars bond after waiving a preliminary hearing.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Haward J. Koniski
FBI
U.S
Wheeling
W Va
Koniski
Attilio D'Emilio
Follanshee
W. Va
Wellsburg
Pennsylvania
D'Emilio
West Virginia
Lost Money's Returned to Local Man After Icy Fall
A total of 602 dollars in cash was returned to Charles Henry of 2108 Lowell Street after he dropped the money Friday on an icy sidewalk on the way to a bank. Police were told at 11 p.m. yesterday that the money was found in the 100 block of North Verity Parkway. Henry had fallen in the 100 block while parking his car and striking his head before discovering the missing purse containing the cash.
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Charles Henry
Lowell St
Marie Hurt
Todd Road
N. Verity Parkway
Henry
Freeman Plans Talks On Job
Gov Orville Freeman said he will return to Washington to confer on transferring powers of the Agriculture Department. He will meet with incoming secretary Ezra Taft Benson and discuss the transition while acting governor Tom Hughes stays in Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Orville L. Freeman
Washington
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Tom Hughes
National Guard
John F. Kennedy
Ezra Taft Benson
Mansfield calls for end to electoral college vote
Senator-elect Mansfield proposed to abolish the electoral college and switch to direct national popular vote for president. He also urged a national presidential primary, shorter campaigns, public financing of major party expenses, and an earlier inauguration to reduce long transitions.
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Mansfield
Washington
Mike Mansfied
D-Moni
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
Bitters Memorial Fund Created At Ohio University
Ohio University President John C. Baker announced a memorial service for Richard L. Bitters and the Richard L. Bitters Memorial Fund. Bitters, 34, OU Fund director, died in the New York airliner crash. Service set for Monday at 2 39 p.m. in Galbreath Chapel. burial in Wapakoneta, funeral time pending.
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Athens, Ohio
Richard L. Bitters
Baker
Bitters
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Marine Killed While On Leave In Ohio Crash
Marine Cpl. Lady Joseph Kilian on leave from Camp Lejeune was killed in a two car collision in Tiffin. Tyree Morris FB Tyree, 26, of Tiffin, the other driver, was reported in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with chest injuries.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Lady Joseph Kilian
Camp Lejeure
N. C
Morris FB. Tyree
Mercy Hospital
Forest Service official forecasts airlift logs from hard terrain
James J. Byrne of the L. S. Forest Service predicts helicopters and dirigibles will be used to remove logs from inaccessible areas and lessen soil damage on logging mountainsides, signaling a shift in logging methods.
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James J. Byrne
L. S. Forest Service
Dayton Doctor Guided To Safety By Big Plane
Dr Jack Steele of Dayton Ohio ran low on fuel and iced up while en route to Dayton from Baltimore. Capt Rex Harrison piloted the four engine Trans World Airlines Constillation to locate and escort the Cessna 170 40 miles southeast of Pittsburgh to Allegheny County Airport where it landed safely. Radar and air traffic control guided the operation as the Constellation escorted the small plane before turning back from its takeoff toward Harrisburg.
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Trans World Airlines Constella
Rex Harrison
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Jack Steele
Dayton
Ohio
Air Route Traffic Control Center
Greater Pittsburgh
Dr. Steele
Morgantown
W. Va
Capt
Harrison
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Police arrest Eugene Cox for DUI in city brief
Officers yesterday arrested Eugene Cox age 51 of 708 17th Ave at N Main Street and Manchester Avenue on a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol.
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Eugene Cox
17Th Ave
N. Main Street
Manchester Avenue
Camden man arrested on intoxication and disorderly conduct
Wilborn R Dougherty of Camden Route 1 was arrested here yesterday on charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Wilborn
Dougherty
Camden Rt. 1
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