Second Safe Robbery Reported At Dr Harkrader Office
The second theft in two days saw $325 taken from a safe at Dr John Harkrader dentist First National Bank Building. A desk key unlocked the inner door after a knife blade opened the outer, then the intruders relocked the safe and replaced the key. A man who exited to see an attorney was seen on the floor during the time frame.
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John Harkrader
First National Bank
Butler County
Avalon Dairy
Germantown Rd
John Fitzgerald
Obituary of Dr. R. Price Steddom 85
Dr. R Price Steddom 85 former chief of animal husbandry Bureau of Animal Industry U S Department of Agriculture died Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Emmer Bailey near Lebanon Born near Oregonia he had lived with the Baileys since retirement 15 years ago Services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Orovald Funeral Home Cremation will follow and ashes buried in Turtle Creek Cemetery near Lebanon He has no survivors.
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Lebanon
R. Price Steddom
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S
Deartment of Agriculture
Emmer D. Bailey
Here
Oregonia
Obituary for Mrs Katherine Gunckel of Germantown
Mrs Katherine Gunckel 77 of near Germantown died Monday night at her son Charles home in Dayton after two weeks illness. Survived by three sons Frerett and Charlies of Dayton Clarence at home and a daughter Mrs Ruby Locke of Winter Park Fla. Also listed are several daughters and step-daughter Mrs Faith Howard of Farmersville. Services Friday at 2 p m at Swartvel Funeral Home Germantown led by Rev Paul Breese.
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Germantown
Sarah Katherine Gunckel
Charles
Dayton
Frerett
Charlies
Clarence
Ruby Locke
Winter Park
Fla
Tere
Mary Scott
Della Ohler
Mav Paulus
Lewisburg
Corn Hileman
Farmersville
Sten
John
Franklin
Friest
Carey, Ind
Ray
Faith Howard
Swartvel
Paul Brees
Burial plans and funeral arrangements announced
Burial at Germantown Cemetery follows services. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p m today.
Benjamin H Howell 62 dies at Monroe home after illness
Benjamin H Howell a guard at the State Prison farm near Lebanon died at 1 45 p m at his Monroe residence after two years of illness and a month of serious condition He served eight years at the farm and 28 years with the Ohio Correction Board He was a World War I veteran and member of Jefferson Lodge 70 Masons Marion the Scottish Rite in Columbus Survivors include widow Ethel three daughters Betty Ann Mona Susan four sisters and five brothers Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Dr Daniel C Campbell officiating Burial will be in Rosehill Cemetery Roseville The Scottish Rite Ring Service will be conducted at the 10 a m service Special services by Jefferson Lodge 90 Middletown will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m The family will receive friends Wednesday 7 10 p m and Thursday 2 5 and 7 10 p m
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Lebanon
Monroe
Ohio Correction Board
Ohio
Jefferson Lodge
Marion
Scottish Rites
Columbus
Ethel
Betty Ann
Mona
Susan
Rachel Moble
Phoenix
Ariz
Kate Lunidy
North Canova
Ethel Price
Flint
Mich
Stella Moble
California
Grover
Kenneth
Wilmot
Charles
Colorado
Emanuel
Chicago
Ill
John
Higbee
McCoy- Leffler
Daniel C. Campbell
Rosehill Cemetery
Roseville
Jefferson Lodge No. 90
Middletown
Coat mixup prompts officer to come forward
Patrolman John Combs recounts a coat swap mishap at the Pistol Range. He has another man's gray gabardine overcoat and asks the wearer to come forward to rectify the mix up so the garment fits and everyone is satisfied.
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John Combs
Officer Combs
McIntire Elected 1950 President of Industrial Editors Group
C E McIntire editor of The Arm co operator was elected 1950 president of the Miami Valley Association of Industrial Editors at a Dayton dinner meeting. Officers named include vice president Robert Frame and secretary Carolyn Fulmer. The group, with about 50 editors from Dayton and surrounding cities, meets monthly and aligns with the International Council of Industrial Editors.
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C. E. McIntire
Arm
Miami Valley Association of Industrial Editors
Dayton
Robert Frame
Standard Register Co
Carolyn Fulmer
Elder- Johnson Co
Springfield
Columbus
Middletown
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hagerstown
Ind
Dayton Industries
McIntire
International Council of Industrial Editors
Stalin's regime viewed as unified in aims with Soviet leaders
The State Department now sees no real difference between Stalin and his top aides in goals and policies. Truman once called Stalin a prisoner of the Politburo, but advisers doubt a personal intervention could ease Russo American tensions. Some officials once speculated a political explosion if Stalin died, yet few hold that view now. The police system is considered too powerful for such an upheaval.
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Truman
Stalin
United States
West
State Department
Russia
Joe
Soviet Union
Caroling carvan for shut ins gains Dayton support
In Cincinnati and Dayton markets hogs, cattle, and sheep prices show mixed moves amid slow early trade. Twenty carolers await routes as firemen's Christmas caravan calls rise to 20 requests. Middletown SPEBSQSA chorus rehearses for city tour aiding shut ins.
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Shutins
R. J. Hester
Hester
Middletown
Spebsqsa Roup
VFW
Ortman-Stewart Company
Radio Lab
Santa Claus
Hhe Carcelers
Rotary Club Christmas Program At Manchester Hotel
Rotarians held their annual Christmas program at the Manchester Hotel yesterday noon. John Rutledge, program chairman, presented the Middletown High School chorus of about 60 voices under Miss Helen Wienberger. The Rotary members joined in singing several songs while Robert Brown led the business session.
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Rotary Club
Manchester
John Rutledge
Middletown High School
Helen Wienberger
Rotary
Robert Brown
Stock prices open lower with mixed early results
New York markets opened with declines across many major issues. American Gas and Electric fell to 50 percent, down four points, while Western Union held steady at 2042. Leaders including General Motors General Electric International Harvester Boeing New York Central Radio Corp Montgomery Ward and Standard Oil NJ also declined.
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NEW York
American Gas and Electric
Western Union
General Motors
General Electric
International Harvester
Boeing
New York Central
Radio Corp
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil
Allied Stores
American Can
Amer
Rad
Stan
San
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Baltimore and Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Wee Bi
Briggs Mfg
Telel
Eee
Kennecott
Seaper
Prillard
Ai Marshal Field
Mead
Nash Kelvinator Steer
National Cash Register
Newport Inc
Pyork Central
R. Ins
Packard Motors
Pan Amer. Airways
Paramount Pictures
Peaies Deas RK. RK
Philips Petroleum Procter & Mb Sos
Pullman
Republic Steel
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
N. J
Studebaker
United Aircraft
United Airlines
Orman M. Elam Named To State Election Body
Orman M. Elam of the Butler County Board of Elections was elected trustee of the Ohio Association of Election Officials at a state conference in Columbus called by the Secretary of State. The gathering included a clinic and a banquet at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel with discussions on the new office-type ballot and the impact of birdless ballots on future vote counts. From Butler County in attendance were George Brandhoff, Fred Stitsinger, Mose Kahn, and Frank Dobrozsi.
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Elam
Election Board
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
Senate
Butler County
George Brandhoff
Fred Stitsinger
Mose Kahn
Frank Dobrozsi
Gable Mourns After War Bond Tour Crash Near Las Vegas
Clark Gable, returning from a war bond selling tour, died in a crash near Las Vegas, Nevada, along with Carole Lombard, her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, and 19 others. The actor mourned openly for months. Yesterday’s ceremony was witnessed by close friends. The rites, led by Rev. Aage Moller, were at a Solvang Danish Lutheran church. Gable had appeared nervous. Lady Sylvia was calm after filing for a marriage license in San Luis Obispo, California.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Carole
Elizabeth Peters
Gable
Aage Moller
Solvang
Sylvia
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Farmers Protest Plan to Create Competing Farmer Committees
Farm Bureau officials allege the Administration aims to establish the Agriculture Department’s farmer committeemen system as a rival to private farm organizations. The system was created in the new deal era to aid administration of farm programs.
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Farm Bureau
Agriculture Department
Farmer Committeemen
Oy New Dea
Admister
Trenton Cub Pack Holds First Meeting at School
The newly organized Trenton Cub Pack 25 met at Trenton School with a Christmas mood. Frank Read presided as cubmaster while Jack Gonzalez led group singing. Parents and officers planned January themes and February March chairmen were named.
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Trenton
Trenton School
Frank Read
Jack Gonzalez
T H. Bell
Marvin Shannon
Paul Parker
Boy Scout
Den
Louise Murphy
Ethel Taylor
Traveling Manger Scene Display Schedule Released
The traveling manger scene from the Middletown Region of the National Council of Catholic Women will appear six times in Middletown and Monroe. Performances run 7 9 p m Thursday and Friday at Central Ave and Broad St with St John s Church choir. Additional shows include 2 4 p m Saturday at the corner, December 24 26 in Middletown, 6 30 8 p m December 27 28 at St John s Church, and December 29 6 9 p m at St Peter Claver Mission followed by a visit to shut ins December 31 carols at St Mary s Church and Holy Trinity Church January 1 8 30 11 30 p m.
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Middletown
National Council of Catholic Women
Crin
Central Ave
Broad St
St. John's Church
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
St. Peter Claver Mission
St. Mary's Church
Holy Trinity Church
Christmas Cards Due Tomorrow In City Post Office
Middletown post master Hil bert H. Martin urged residents to place Christmas cards in the post office by tomorrow to ensure on time delivery. Extra carriers are aiding routes as deliveries run Sunday. A six-cent stamp guarantees 48 hour delivery nationwide. out-of-state mail should have gone last Thursday, but air mail can still reach before Christmas.
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Hilbert H. Martin
Middletown
Martin
United States
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Showings
Paramount screens Forbidden Street with Danica Andrews and Maureen O Hara at 1 30 4 22 7 14 and 10 03 p m Arctic Fury stars Del Cambre and Eve Miller at 3 18 6 10 9 02 p m Strand presents Miracle of 34th Street with Maureen O Hara and Edmund Gwenn at 1 25 4 50 and 9 15 p m and Sitting Pretty with Robert Young and Clifton Webb at 3 10 5 30 and 9 55 p m.
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Cincinnati
Danica Andrews
Maureen O'Hara
del Cambre
Eve Miller
Edmund Gwenn
Robert Young
Clifton Webb
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