Printers May Stretch Times Strike Toward L A
Colorado Springs AP reports the 60 day strike against New York newspapers may extend to New York Times plants in Los Angeles and Paris. ITU president Elmer F Brown said extension would be discussed at a conference with strikers. He noted publishers have sought allies including Canada and the Miami Herald.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
New York
New York Times
Los Angeles
Paris
France
Elmer F. Brown
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Bertram A. Powers
ITU
Thomas M. Laura
Mailers Union Local 6
Brown
Publishers Association of
New York City
Canada
Miami Herald
Herald
James L. Knight
The
Stork Twins Born 120 Miles Apart in England
Pamela Elletson and Ann Cramer, identical twins, each gave birth to a son at 4 30 am in Lythham Lancashire and Yorkshire respectively, separated by about 120 miles as the crow flies. Both births occurred simultaneously.
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London
Pamela Elletson
Lythham
Lancashire
England
Ann Cramer
Yorkshire
Montreal paper rejects proposal to print Miami Herald
A Montreal newspaper executive says his paper was approached about printing the Miami Herald but declined the offer. Publishers in Miami have not yet contacted any party connected with the Herald regarding printing services.
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The
Miami Herald
Montreal
Police Briefs Report Missing Teen and Stolen Goods
Mrs Agnes Adams of 304 St Sutphin Sr reports her daughter Jo Ann Napier 15 missing since Tuesday afternoon Eleanor Boswell of 16 W Fourth St Franklin reports her car stolen and found returned to Middletown High Frank Hamouwin Montgomery Wards employee says a 20 gauge shotgun was stolen yesterday afternoon Robert Barnett of Aetna Freight Lines reports a briefcase stolen from his car on S Main St Two tachometers two oil gauges two oil temperature gauges and one fuel pressure gauge valued 195 stolen from Lincoln Mercury body shop lot on N Verity Parkway Carl Flickenbach 916 La Fayette St reports an outboard motor stolen and power hose cut from his boat.
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Agnes Adams
St. Sutphin Sr
Jo Ann Napier
Irom
Eleanor Boswell
Fourth St
Franklin
Middletown High
Miss Boswell
City Po
N. Verity Parkway
Carl Flickenbach
LaFayette St
Stolen tires and rims from Troutwood man’s truck
Robert C. Blue reported two tires and rims valued at 200 dollars stolen from his truck parked at the Trans American Freight Co. lot at Webster Street and Vine Avenue.
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Robert C. Blue
Troutwood
Trans-American Freight Co
Webster Street
Vine Avenue
Deaths And Funerals: Mrs Blanche Cramer and Mrs Minnie Eikenberry
Mrs Blanche May Cramer 75, mother of Mrs Wanita McSwain, died Monday at Dettmer Memorial Hospital Piqua. Surviving four other daughters, a son Clifford, five brothers, a sister, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 2 p.m. today at Jameison Funeral Home Piqua with burial Forest Hills Cemetery. Mrs Minnie S Eikenberry 78 died yesterday at home Eaton Rt. 2 after short illness. Born in Eaton, member of Methodist Church and Pythian Sisters. Surviving two brothers John and Earl Campbell and sister Mrs Susan Pugh Eaton. Services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Girton Schmidt Memorial Home with burial Mound Hill Cemetery. Memorial home hours today 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Blanche May Cramer
Wanita McSwain
Burton Road
Dettmer Memorial Hospital
Piqua
Nancy Zimmerman
Troy
Helen Davis
Alice Dockray
Mary Sullenberger
Clifford
Jameison Funeral Home
Forest Hills Cemetery
Eaton
Minnie S. Eikenberry
Eaton Rt. 2
Eikenberry
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Ora
John
Earl Campbell
Susan Pugh
Girton- Schmidt
Mound Hill Cemetery
Death of John W. Smith Key Middletown Native
John W. Smith, 55, formerly of Middletown, died Tuesday in Lowell, Michigan after a heart attack. He was born in Beattyville, Kentucky, moved to Michigan in 1944, and worked as a tool and die maker in Grand Rapids. Survived by wife Oleta, eight children in or near Lowell, two brothers James Jr. and Charles, two sisters Virginia Jeffery and Clarence Miley, and seven grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ross Funeral Home, Lowell, with burial there.
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John W. Smith
Middletown
Lowell
Mich
Mr. Smith
James R. Smith Sr
Beattyville
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Oleta
James Jr
Charles
Franklin
Virginia Jeffery
Clarence Miley
Ross Funeral Home
Lowell, Mich
Morrow Native Harry L Hofer Dies at 46 in Cincinnati
Harry L Hofer 46 of 6083 Kenwood Road Cincinnati a Morrow native died yesterday at Cincinnati VA Hospital He was a Pennsylvania Railroad freight conductor and World War II veteran Survived by wife Lucille sons Michael Kenneth a daughter Jewel a step daughter Phyllis Ernst and step son David Ernst all at home three brothers and six sisters Services at Yale Funeral Home 2 pm Saturday burial in Morrow Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow after 4 pm
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Morrow
Harry L. Hofer
Kenwood Road
Cincinnati
Cincinnati VA
Hofer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lucille
Michael
Kenneth
Jewel
Phyllis Ernst
David Ernst
Yale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Fire Destroys Foster Building in Maineville
Foster Pole building once a grain store near the Little Miami River, later apartments, burned yesterday with walls not standing. Fire Chief Ralph McHenry said the blaze started about 8 p.m. Tuesday, reignited at 5 a.m. Wednesday, and firefighters used over 150000 gallons of water. The structure owned by Miss Vivian Caldwell remains under investigation.
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Foster — Pole
Maineville
Ralph McHenry
Little
Miami
Vivian Caldwell
Notable early social worker Homer Folks dies at 95
NEW YORK AP report notes Homer Folks a pioneer in social work and public health died after a long illness. The obituary mentions his international standing and the day of death, reflecting a respected career in public welfare.
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New York
Homer Folks
Williamsport
Thomas H. Kinkade
Ex-Senator Reynolds of North Carolina Dies
Asheville N C AP Robert Rice Reynolds 77 longtime U S Senator who founded the American Nationalist party and its Vindicators died Wednesday night Death attributed to heart failure but he had cancer He was known as Our Bob to North Carolina Democrats and served 1932 1945 He opposed U S participation in World War II and insisted he was an American nationalist Reynolds retired in 1945 and made a failed 1950 Senate bid He married Eva Walsh McLean in 1941 and was survived by his daughter Mamie Spears and a daughter Frances Oertling from a prior marriage
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Asheville
N.C
Robert Rice Reynolds
Newsmen
Minor Wreck Reported on Middletown Streets
Police cited Hannah Lee Wells for assurd clear distance after her auto struck Herbert Kelley on Main Street at 3 30 p m. Damage to Wells vehicle listed at 50 dollars and Kelley car at 25 dollars.
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Middletown
Hannah Lee Wells
August St
Wells Auto
Herbert Kelley
Middletown - Eaton Road
Main Street
Wells
Kelley
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Highlander
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White Villa
ANG
Highlander Dryer
NEW Kraft American
Artridge
Wwe
Cara Kaa
Cette Ay Il
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Joe
STORK
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Montgomery Wards
Robert Barnett
Aetna Freigh Lines
S. Main Street
Mrs
Blanche Cramer
Minnie Eikenberry
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Reynolds
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Evalyn Walsh McLean
Mamie Spears
Frances R. Oertling
Firenze
Italy
R. R. Reynolds
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