Deaths And Funerals Mrs Rose Romeril 82
Mrs Rose Romeril 82 of 135 N Broad St died yesterday at home after a heart attack. Born in England she lived in Middletown since 1928 and was a member of First Methodist Church. Surviving husband James services 10:30 a m Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home officiated by Dr Donald Cryer. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p m. Palm Springs Calif. listed with 21 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Rose Romeril
Broad St
Romeril
England
Middletown
Canada
First Methodist Church
James
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Donald Cryer
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral Home
Services for Elmer Swanner 69 Dayton
Services for Elmer Swanner age 69 of Dayton were to be held at 2 p m today at the Banta Funeral Home with burial in Dayton. Surviving are three daughters Thelma Becraft Middletown Lillian Strong Indianapolis and Anna Buckner Dayton with whom he lived. four sons Jack Middletown James Dayton William Detroit and Thomas.
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Elmer Swanner
Dayton
Banta Funeral Home
Thelma Becraft
Middletown
Lillian Strong
Indianapolis
Anna Buckner
Jack
James
William
Detroit
Thomas
200 ICBMs On Firing Line In U.S.
The Air Force declared combat readiness for its last planned ICBM squadron bringing the U S ICBM force to 200 on the firing line. The first phase ended with a 12 missile Atlas squadron at Plattsburg Air Force Base New York. Russian ICBM force is estimated at 75 to 100 missiles.
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Washington
Air Force
U.S
Plattsburg Air Force Base
New York State
South Korean Major Faces Death Sentence in Embezzlement Case
An army court in Seoul sentenced a major to death and four others to life for misappropriating 77000 dollars from army payrolls and provisioning funds. Additional military personnel received 2 to 15 year terms. two were acquitted.
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Seoul, Korea
Inaugural Luncheon Set After Rhodes Inauguration
Columbus Ohio AP announces an inaugural luncheon for Monday January 14 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium after the swearing in of Gov elect James A Rhodes and other Republicans. Officials sworn in include John D Herbert Ted W Brown Roger W Tracy William B Saxbe John W Brown with Kingsley Taft Matthias O’Neill and Paul Herbert serving as recipients and Bricker as master of ceremonies.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ray C. Blissy
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Rhodes
John D. Herbert
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
William B. Saxbe
John W. Brown
the Lothers
Ohio Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
John M. Matthias
C. William O'Neill
Paul Herbert
John W. Bricker
U.S
Roach Studios Sold For 1.326 Million At Auction
Ponty-Fenmore Realty fund of Los Angeles bought Hal Roach studios for 1.326 million at a federal bankruptcy sale. Buyers inherit 800 thousand dollars in tax liens. LA County claimed 300,900 in back taxes. sale halted briefly, court allowed proceeding but finality depends on lien settlement. Federal government also claims 500,000 in taxes.
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Los Angeles
Hal Roach
Ponty - Fenmore Realty Fund
City Fireman Suspended After DWI Conviction
Vernon Lee Plummer, 32, was suspended six days by the city fire department after his DUI conviction in Middletown Municipal Court. The order, set to run through Dec 23, cites city rules requiring alcohol-free conduct for fire personnel and notes Plummer may appeal to the Civil Service Commission since the suspension exceeds five days. He was off duty when arrested on S Main Street in October.
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Middletown
iCity
Charles Thompson
Public Safety
Thompson
William Fishbaugh
Vernon Lee Plummer
16Th Ave
Fishbaugh
Plummer
S. Main Street
Civil Service Commission
Goodyear Buys Interest in Texas Rubber Plant
Goodyear iTire & Rubber Corp buys a substantial interest in a synthetic rubber plant near Borger Texas from Phillips Chemical Co a Phillips Petroleum subsidiary. Each company will use or sell its share of cis polybutadiene rubber.
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Akron, Ohio
Goodyear iTire & Rubber Corp
Borger
Texas
Phillips Chemical Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Prisoner to be released after 47 Christmases in Illinois
William Russell Pethick, 69, who has spent 47 Christmases in state prisons, will go home after the Illinois Board of Pardons and Paroles approved his release if a home and job are offered. He was sentenced in 1915 for the knife slaying of a Chicago woman and her 2-year-old son. The Salvation Army arranged his housing, and his first plan is to visit his parents’ graves in Chicago.
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Joliet
Ill
William Russell Pethick
Illinois
Pethick
Chicago
Illinois Board of Pardons and Paroles
Salvation Army
Italy Eyes Polaris Style Missile on Garibaldi Cruiser
Italy shows interest in a Polaris type missile for nuclear capability with the Garibaldi cruiser, which tested dummy Polaris rockets from Observation Island and reported satisfactory results. U S Navy studies on surface-ship launches and France Britain and UK talks on Polaris surface use shape the wider nuclear power debate.
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Washington
Italy
Garibaldi
United States
Noforsk
France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
NATO
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Macmillan
Great Lakes Shipments Up in November 1962
Cleveland AP reports November grain shipments across the Great Lakes reached 2,869,934 tons, the highest for the month since 1945. Total cargoes of iron ore, coal and grain fell to 11,225,204 tons from 14,578,795 last November, with coal and iron ore also down versus the prior year.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Cartiers’ Association
Association
PUC Slashed Rate Hikes In Ohio Utilities
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission says it trimmed about 39 cents from every dollar of proposed revenue increases by telephone, natural gas, oil and water companies in 52 cases from Dec 1, 1959 to Nov 30. Authorized increases total about 10.7 million, with reductions up to 50 percent. 18 cases dismissed and 7 denied.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Today in History December twenty first highlights
On this date in 1935 Judge Merrill Otis ruled the Wagner Act invalid in U S manufacturing not commerce. Other marks include Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock in 1620 and Patton’s death in 1945. Birthdays include Eric John Stone and Walter Hagen. Thought for today remarks on honesty.
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Merrill Otis
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Us A
Otis
Caese Rock
England
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
U. S
Gwynn’s Falls
Baltimore
George Patton Jr
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Goodyear
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THE
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John Foster Dulles
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