Two Men Sentenced To Mansfield Reformatory
Two defendants in Butler County Common Pleas Court were sent to the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield. James Hill, 815 Lincoln Ave Middletown, received three indeterminate terms to run concurrently after probation violations tied to break ins and a pending assault with intent to rape case. Clyde Hacker, 1051 Hoaven Ave Hamilton, received an indeterminate sentence after pleading guilty to forgery for cashing a $55.60 stolen check.
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Hamilton
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
James Hill
Lincoln Ave
Middletown
Hill
Middletown Ar
Cramer
Clyde Hacker
Hoaven Ave
Reformatory
Hacker
World War I Flier Dies and Local Court Terms
Albert Bromfield Dewey, 75, Cadiz Ohio native and early naval aviator, died at Washington Hospital Center after a brief illness. He flew in France as an airplane mechanic and helped test repaired planes before joining a Chicago architectural firm and moving to Washington in 1931. In Middletown, David Gardner 20 was found guilty of a lesser charge of pointing firearms after firing a 22 magnum rifle at a window. fined 100 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay medical expenses and 1000 dollars for pain. Two other defendants Walter Gregory and Boyd Rowe pleaded guilty to a separate breaking charge at Crossroads Store Maud. pre sentence investigations ordered for March 1.
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Washington
Albert Bromfield Dewey
Cadiz
Ohio
Washington Hospital Center
France
Chicago
Dewey, Wentworth & Rebori
David Gardner
Martz Paullin Road
Franklin
Baltimore St
Middletown
Gardner
Kenneth Brown
Keister Road
Brown
Cramer
Walter Lloyd
Motorist Loses License and Fines for Traffic Violations
A 65 year old motorist, James E. Foster of 11th Ave, lost his license for six months and was fined 50 dollars after an accident on January 2 at Verity Parkway and Yankee Road where he struck the rear of a truck. Several others were fined for assorted offenses including failure to yield, careless driving, and invalid licenses, with amounts ranging from 8 to 80 dollars and suspensions where noted.
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James E. Foster
11Th Ave
J. T. Lamb
Foster
Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Barbara Thomas
Tytus Ave
Joseph Roy
Rufus St
Bertha L. Palmer
McGuire Ave
Harold F. Back
Sherman Ave
Sammy KR. Shepherd
Catskill Drive
Franklin
Ronald W. Inman
Dubois Road
Carlisle
Mary C. Cope
Winton St
John
Campbell
Elmer Clemons
Fairmount Ave
Charles St
James L. Mitchell
17Th Ave
Jess A Rousseau Jr
Manhattan St
Antitrust Split Over Funeral Costs in Hearings
Senate antitrust subcommittee failed to agree on a report after three days of hearings from 20 years ago. The group split as Hart D Conn Dodd and Kennedy urged that funeral dealer rules inflate bills while Dirksen and Hruska R Neb challenged the conclusion as unfounded and unfair. Several motorist violations and fines were recorded in accompanying notices.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Firemen Raise $438 for Heart Association Fund
Seven teams of Middletown firemen and local business people car vassed this week for the Heart Association fund drive and collected $438. Mrs. Imogene Powell, field director, said pledges continue to come in at the Heart Association headquarters. Firemen under Chief Charles A. Hansel volunteered their off duty time for the drive.
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Middletown
Heart Association
Imogene Powell
Association
Charles A. Hansel
Powell
Reporter Marooned On Mount Washington Weather Observatory
The Boston Herald reporter Anthony Matejczyk was stranded atop Mount Washington by severe weather. Snow hail fog thunder lightning 100 mph winds and subzero temps kept him from returning as planned.
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Mount Washington
The
Boston Herald
Anthony Matejczyk
Weather Observatory
Ex-Newsman Okayed For Top Pentagon Post
Former Plain Dealer Washington correspondent Phil Gou won backing of the Senate Armed Services Committee to be assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. The unanimous vote follows Goulding’s opposition to government officials lying or withholding information. Gou will succeed Arthur Sylvester in the $27,000-a-year post.
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Wom
Phil G. Gou
Washington
Aew Plain Dealer
Senate
Yee Services Committee
Goulding
Arthur Sylvester
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Pou
Mansfield Reformatory
Ance
Grand
New
Miami
Roesel Florist
William
Lillian Walters
Berwick Lane
Antitrust Group
Everett M. Dirksen
R i
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
Addie Kolb
Oneka St
Clayton M. Weaver
Johny W. Paynter
Trenton
David B. Heinlein
Somerville Road
Edison Griggs
Miamisburg
Millard Pelfey
Lefferson Road
Elbert Jackson
Ninth Ave
Roger L. Wilcox
Loveland
George MecQuinn
Malcolm Smith
Gecal
P Chard Campbell
Wilmore Drive
James E Burgess
S. First St
Em Kinner Jr
S. Main St
James E. Marcum
Middletown x. —Y Road
Roy Sims
Hanover St
Eeee
Dacron
Manent Press
Lidia
Pentagon
Banton Knit
Puritan
Gary Player
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