State Official To Check Franklin School Request
FRANKLIN Special correspondent Ohio Department of Education official S C Stein arrives today to review Franklin School Board request for 475000 in state aid for a new junior high. Superintendent Burns says outcome unclear but not unfavorable after meeting last week. Funds would come from a 3 million building fund approved by the General Assembly last year. Stein will assess facilities. federal aid for operations unlikely due to only 2.7 percent of students' parents employed by the federal government.
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Franklin
S. C. Stein
Ohio Department of Education
J. Forrest Burns
Stein
Ohio
Burns
Ohio General Assembly
Miami OKs McGuffey Merger With Oxford Hanover District
Miami University trustees approve in principle the merger of McGuffey High School with the Oxford Hanover district. A citizens committee will meet Monday in Oxford public school to discuss a contract and site for a planned million dollar building. Administrative details and bond issues remain to be resolved.
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Oxford — Special
McGuffey High School
Oxford-Hanover
Miami University Board of Trustees
Citizens’ Committee
Oxford
Oxford-Hanover Board
Miami University
McGuffey
Miami
Get-acquain size Ostrex claim revives vigor in seniors
An advertising claim says iron deficiency drives fatigue and aging, urging readers past 65 to try a product called Ostrex. The copy asserts many users report renewed energy and vitality after starting the regimen, presenting testimonials as proof.
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Man
Hamilton Eyes Private Firm For Housing
City council seeks private capital to build a 500000 dollar rental housing project on 3.6 acres of city land along South Avenue near Garden Avenue. The plan replaces a stalled federal effort and may attract an insurer to finance. No buyers identified yet, with rental specs and rates to be set.
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Hamilton
South Avenue
Garden Avenue
Charles Schwalm
Rty
Singing Star Across 1 Singing Star MacKenzie
A puzzle style clue list with across and down entries. The grid features varied word lengths and interlinked clues including names such as MacKenzie and references to places and common terms fitting a crossword format.
Ruzzie Puzzle: Unicode Clue Answer Set
A fragmented OCR style clue list prompts matching terms. It lists numbers with words like Heroic Mine entrance Smooth River in and others. The text reads as an index of crossword style hints and foreign phonetics, inviting solution by mapping each clue to a word. It remains unclear as a complete article but preserves identifiable entities and puzzle structure.
Roosevelt son claims blackmail over signing letter
Eldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt says he signed a letter admitting nine infidelities under blackmail to prevent his wife from suing for divorce in 1945. He asserts the charges against him are false and that his wife pursued financial security and threats, while noting his malaria and injuries in the South Pacific. The statement cites his Marine Corps service and attempts to preserve the family and marriage amid accusations.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Appointment of Executrix in Estate of Charles E Witters
Grace L. Witters of Middletown Ohio has been appointed Executrix of the estate of Charles E Witters deceased of Middletown Butler County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months from January 4 1954 as recorded by Berry McCulloch and Fite.
Zimmerman estate appoints administrator in Butler County Ohio
Case No 27834 Estate of Margaret Zimmerman De- Notice is hereby given that Harvey Zimmerman of The Village of Jacksonburg Wayne Township Butler County Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of Ns Zimmerman deceased late of Village of Jacksonburg Wayne Township Butler County Ohio claims with said fiduciary within four months or be forever barred Dated this 15th day of January 1954 HARRY F WALSH Probate Judge Thomas H Stubbs Attorney Jan 1926 Feb 2
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Charles E. Witters
Grace L. Witters
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Harry Walsh
Berry, McCulloch, Eiger and Fite
Margaret Zimmerman
Harvey Zimmerman
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Ns Zimmerman
Harry F. Walsh
Thomas H. Stubbs
Grace E. Ingle
Grace Ingle
Otce
Fred L. Ingle
Fred Ingle
Butler
Casper and
Casper
Dora Nickell
Eula B. Shockey
Wet
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Court
Helen V. Conner filed for divorce against William Wayne Conner in Butler County Common Pleas Court case No. 70791 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Respondent must answer by March 20, 1954. otherwise the petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kipp, Deputy Norman G. Grevey, Attorney Edward H. Dell notice dates Feb 29 to Mar 9.
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Elkhorn
C-O Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
California
A. D
Helen V. Conner
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kipp
Norman G. Grevey
Edward H. Dell
Robert E. Hall
Eileen Hall
J . T. Kiep
Anna Mae Conrad
Casper & Casper, Ao
Legal notices and probate filings in Butler County Ohio
Multiple entries announce divorce proceedings, executorships, and administratrix appointments. Robert E Hall unknown residence sues for divorce filed by Eileen Hall case 70747 with response due by March 13 1954. Fred L Ingle appointed executor of Grace E Ingle estate with four month creditors deadline. Eula B Shockey appointed administratrix of Dora Nickell estate with creditors filing deadline noted.
Immigrant Giuseppe Revere Dies En Route Home
Giuseppe Revere, a 52-year immigrant from Apricenia, Italy, who saved for retirement in his hometown, died suddenly yesterday while en route to return home. He fell ill after stopping at a Chester railroad station while entering a plant area.
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Giuseppe
Chester
14 Year Olds Admit Lengthy Crime Spree
Two 14 year old boys with no prior records confessed to more than 20 shoplifting cases and about a dozen acts of vandalism in Hamilton. Detectives recovered articles worth around 60 dollars and police said loot totaled about 100 dollars. They began their spree last October at various locations including Downie school and a junior high, stealing toys, soft drinks, comic books, caps, radios aerials, phonograph records, a telephone receiver, and a barometer.
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Hamilton
John A. Bippus
Downie
Births Reported For Local Families Yesterday Today
Mr and Mrs Ronald Wolfe of 1303 Ellen Dr reported a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Mackey of 25 Harold St Franklin reported a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Edward DeHart of Franklin Route 1 reported a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Lenual Briscoe of 933 8th Ave reported a boy today.
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Ronald Wolfe
Ellen Dr
James Mackey
Harold St
Franklin
Edward DeHart
Franklin Route 1
Lenual Briscoe
8Th Ave
Marriage Licenses for Hamilton Couples Filed
Nelson Renfro 19 laborer and Evelyn Smith 17 both of Hamilton. Robert J. Downs 25 U S Air Force 1913 South Ave and Shirley Eck 19 clerk 607 Windsor Ave. Estill Hooker 23 paper worker and Margaret Turner 21 both of Hamilton.
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Nelson Renfro
Evelyn Smith
Hamilton
Robert J. Downs
U.S. Air Force
South Ave
Shirley Eck
Clerk
Windsor Ave
Estill Hooker
Margaret Turner
Hospital Notices From Kent Stultz and Neighbors
Medical and surgical patients listed by name and street in a local hospital notice. Names include Merle Weikal Connie Schneider Bert Puckett Taylor Howard and Joseph Atkinson among others, with accompanying family references and street addresses. Several entries show discharges or dismissals from medical and surgical wards.
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James Bruner
Coles Rd
Merle Weikal
Queen Ave
Connie Schneider
Sol Schneider
Central Ave
Bert Puckett
Vanderveer St
Taylor Howard
N. Main St
Nick Baszt
Calumet Ave
Joseph Atkinson
Kennie Dr
Charles Igo
Casper St
Clarence Carmody
Franklin Route 2
Doris Sims
Tom Sims
Walnut St
Ges On Peck
Whittier T
Shade Back
Winona Dr
Dora Derrico
Walter Derrico
Hudson St
Clarence Frye
Lowell St
Former Prisoner Of Reds Is Home
Pvt. Homer Cox, 33, arrived home after four years in a Russian prison camp and a week dodging reporters. He was greeted by his family at the Oklahoma City airport and declined to speak to newsmen. The release followed a U S protest by the State Department. He had disappeared Sept 22, 1949, while on gun police duty in West Ber.
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Oklahoma City
Homer Cox
Cox
State Department
West Ber
Meetings Tuesday in Middletown and area clubs
A list of Tuesday events includes Middletown Sertoma Club at 6 30 p.m. at the Manchester Hotel and North Middletown Fire Assn at 7 p.m. at the North Middletown Fire House. Mayfield Fire Dept at 7 30 p.m. Sheffield Street Fire House Battery A 180 AA Gun Battalion at 7 45 p.m. Armory. FOE Lodge at 8 p.m. hall. Sportsmen's Club Trustees at 8 p.m. Mayfield PTA at 7 30 p.m. School Auditorium. Lemon Township Board of Trustees at 7 30 p.m. Township Hall. Spanish War Veterans at 8 p.m. Legion Home. SPEBSQSA at 8 p.m. Legion Home.
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Manchester
North Middletown
Legon
Legion Home
Civic Association
Middletown High Boosters Club
Blythe-Williams American Region
Lemon Township
Fumes Overwhelm Clerks At Suburban Cleveland Store
In Fairview Park a department store was filled with carbon monoxide fumes from a heating plant. Twenty two clerks and a young girl were overcome, with twelve women treated at Bay View Hospital after the incident. Fire Chief Orrie Baumgardner reported the source as the building's air conditioning system.
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Cleveland
Fairview Park
Bay View Hospital
Orrie Baumgardner
Early railway passenger coaches reused from road coach designs
The first passenger railway carriages were the same type of vehicle as the road coaches used when the railways were being constructed. This shows early transport continuity between road and rail systems despite new track and operations.
Czechs Offer Cheap Homes to Repopulate Sudetenland
Vienna reports Communist Czechoslovakia plans to repopulate the Sudetenland by selling renovated houses at exceptionally low prices with long term payments and a free cow. About three million Germans were expelled in 1945 after Czechoslovakia regained the region, with fears of a Moscow East German deal bringing them back.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Britain
France
Sudeten
Moscow
Prague
Rude Pravo
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