Missing Middletown Captain Among Flight Vanished
Captain Richard F Price, a former Middletown resident and nephew of Mrs. Doris Price, is one of three men reported missing on a Tokeyo to Kyushu flight. Eighty search missions have flown in rain and snow across a mountainous region west of Hiroshima where the aircraft has been missing for three days.
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Richard F Pree
Middletown
Henry Price
14Th Ave
Tokeyo
Kyushu
Associated Press
Hiroshima
Captain Price
Graiu
Middletown High School
Middletown Business College
Miversity
Mil
Doris Price
Marrow
Tith Ave
Price
Air Force
Queen Ciay
Morinpac Street
Tokovo
Car Crash Leaves Hawken Man With Broken Back
Edward E. Redmon, 36, of 1480 Bamboo Harris Apartments Wigmilton, lost control of a truck on Route 25 near Yan kee An. The vehicle struck guard rail and the Hawken man suffered a broken back and fractured shin. He was taken to Middletown Hospital by Sharonville ambulance. The accident occurred around 6 3 p.m. and the truck belonged to Afhansk Tree Expert Company of Jenkinstown.
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Yankee An
Edewr E. Redmone
Bamboo Harris Apartments
Wigmilton
Afhansk Tree Expert Company
Jenkinstown
Redmond
Middletown
Vereenans of Farms Wars
Sharonville
Trains Collide On Rockville Centre Line In Fatal Crash
A Long Island collision occurred as an eastbound NYC train failed to hold on a siding and struck a westbound Baby Jonas train near Rockville Centre. Passengers suffered severe injuries as debris and wreckage filled the cars while witnesses described a brutal, chaotic scene.
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Churen
Long Island
Rockville Centre
Petween
New York
Babylon
George A. Arkriph
New York City
Baby Jon Clesren
Fin Interstate Commerce Commission
Rockyle Centre
Acc
Paul Back
Brooklyn
Weekend at the Movies Showings at Paramont and Strand
The Paramont screens Lady Takes a Sailor at 1 15 4 13 TL and 10 05 pm and Undertow at 2 39 5 57 8 55 pm. Sunday Battleground features Van Johnson and John Hodiak at 12 15 2 30 4 45 6 58 9 13 pm. Strand offers My Dream is Yours at 1 15 5 25 and 9 35 pm and Story of Sea Biscuit with Shirley Temple at 3 45 and later. Sunday Saboona times 19 15 2 40 5 25 8 05 10 30 pm and I Married Adventure at 7 20 4 6 40 9 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Morgan
Jane Wrman
Scott Brady
John Russell
van Johnson
John Hodiak
Doris Day
Jack Carson
Shirley Temple
Len McCallister
Man James P Smartt Sentenced For First Degree Manslaughter
James P. Smartt, 34, of 557 S Front Street Hamilton, was given an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary after a Butler County Common Pleas Court jury found him guilty of first degree manslaughter in the December 23 fetal stabbing of Louis Edward Sudberry, 34, of South Monument Avenue. Deliberations lasted nine minutes.
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Hamilton
James P. Smartt
S. Front Su
Valentine cheese drop surprises Mrs Slater in Burbank
In Burbank California Mrs Joan Slater learned her valentine arrived when a pound of roquefort cheese dangled from a tree just steps from her home. Jeff Slater parachuted the cheese from 700 feet above the street in a playful stunt. The scene capped a quirky hometown moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Cal
Joan Slater
Valentine
Jeff
New York Stocks Quoted on A. M. Quotations
The list shows numerous firms including Allied Stores, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Chrysler, Edison, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Kennecott, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Philips, Republic Steel, Southern Pacific, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Texas Corp, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, and Zenith. Trading notes reference a broad market rundown with diverse sectors from steel to autos and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TM A. M
Greene & Brock
Allied
Amer
Star San
Armes. Steel Corp
Armeo
Tel
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Ort
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Briges Mfg
Budd Mig
Chrysler
Loihlad
Warehal Field
Meadwee Montgom Ward Nash Helvinatoree
National Cash Register
Newport Inc
Ceenene
New York Central RA
Northern Pacific
Packard
Pan Amer
Pennsylvania
Philips. Petroleum
Procter & Gamble - Pulimar
Radin
Republic Steel Seneniev P
Chinese Red Leader Ends Soviet Visit
Mao Tze tung and Chow En Lai left Moscow after a two month stay marking the 30 year Soviet Chinese treaty of friendship. Mao declared the solidarity between the Chinese and Soviet peoples as permanent and firm before departing at Yaroslav railway station.
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Moscow
Mao Tze- Tung
Chow En-Lai
Yarslav
Mao
Local Deaths and New Births Reported in Franklin Area
Vital statistics list multiple deaths and births: Mrs. Sarah Ann Tullis, 88, Franklin. Mrs. Emma L. Agner, 74, Germantown Route 1. Several families announce newborns including girls and boys born today or yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital and local addresses such as 2307 Queen Ave and 1621 Garfield St.
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Sarah Ann Tullis
Franklin
Emma L. Agner
Germantown
Harry Krese
Queen Ave
Frank Rawls
Garfield St
Willie Bright
Seventeenth Ave
John Doctor
Boy
Hubert Griffey
Lafayette St
Paul Kelly
George Hall
Highland St
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Bor
Hospital notices list patients and dismissals
A list from The Hospital names patients including Ella Johnson Lebanon medical Martha Moore Mohawk Street surgical Edna McEwen Springboro Colum bia Ave surgical John Crow West Middletown Roy Flannery Trenton Manuel Fitzpatrick Middletown Route 2 Alvis Wilson Trenton Harry Gowker Curtis Merrill Perkins Central Mrs Francis Lowe Navaho Ray Willis Franklin Elizabeth Ross Young Helen Martz Ger mantown Rollie Gibbs Vanness Clarence Simpson Fairmount William Richardson Currier Red Phyllis Edwards Baltimore Street Thomas Berry Brock Middletown Route 1 with familial references and discharge notes.
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Ella Johnson
Lebanon
Charles Baker
Grand Ave
Edna McEwen
Springboro
Martha Moore
Martin Moore
Mohawk St
Louise Robison
Columbia Ave
John Crow
West Middletown
Roy Flannery
Trenton
Manuel Fitzpatrick
Middletown
Alvis Wilson
Harry Gowker
Curtis St
Merrill Perkins
Central
Francis Lowe
Navaho St
Clarence Simpson
Fairmount Ave
William Richardson
Raymond Richardson
Currier Red
Phylles Edwards
William Edwards
Baltimore St
Thomas Berry Brock
Hon Brock
Police Briefs Report Arrests Fraud Case Break-ins
Earl Fray fer Jr of 112 Burton Rd jailed at 11 30 on Friday for lacking a valid driver license. Gus Valen of 1212 Central Ave says he cashed an 118 fraud check signed by S B Skidmore. Deputy Greenfield reports a residence break in on Route 24 and Oxford State Rd by a stocky man in blue pants and overcoat driving a 1939 40 Plymouth or Dodge with Indiana plate. Mrs J P Butterfield reports an intoxicated man on her Ardmore Dr porch at 12 10 am. description short hatless with a nose cut. search unsuccessful.
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Ites
Earl Fray Fer, Jr
Burton Rd
Glenmore and
Harmagton Rd
Gus Valen
Central Ave
Valen
S. B. Skidmore
James Greenfield
Route 24
Oxford State Rd
Greenfield
J. P. Butterfield
Ardmore Dr
Bass Brandenburg, Jr
Hanover St
Grand Ave
Cleveland St
Chester Snook
Elmo Place
South Clinton St
Yankee Rd
Denver Lykins
Lylburn Rd
Lykins
Robert Davis
Casper St
Gerald Cox
North Leibee St
Roberta Gressle
North Broad St
Ronald Sprinkler
Lincoln St
Sprinkler
Robert Mattingler
Park St
Clinton
Clarence E. Bailey
Betty Lake
Meadow Ave
Ametia Lykins
Hill Ave
Broad
Campbell
Williams
Leo McEvoy
Catalpa Dr
Manchester Ave
Rannet Chambers
Oneka St
Doty St
Chambers
Central
Corbin Johnston
Middletown
Fire Causes $30,000 Loss In Hamilton Downtown
A morning blaze in a downtown Hamilton business building caused over $30,000 in damage. The Silver Realty Company property housed the Singer Sewing Machine Center with most loss. Five residents on the third floor were rescued from smoke by firefighters using the fire escape. Ten firefighters received oxygen but continued work as crews battled the basement fire. origin undetermined at noon.
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Hamilton
The
Silver Realty Company
Singer Sewing Machine Center
Dama- Singer
Roberson
Spo. Goods
A. Seidensticker Jewelers
Eos
Money Order Forger Escapes Oxford Police Alert All District
A suspected money order forger fled Oxford just before officers arrived after attempting to cash two orders at Apalon Inc. post office. The payer was Bill Tarledo and the payee Archie Johnston. Police issued alerts to Hamilton and Middletown authorities and the State Patrol with a sketchy suspect description and car details.
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Oxford
Apalon Inc
Oxford State Bank
Cincinnati
Indiana
Louisville
Bill Tarledo
Archie Johnston
Oxford Post Office
John C. Caldwell
Hamilton
Middleton
Butler County
State Highway Patrol
90 Year Pythians Honored At 86th Founding Celebration
About 200 Pythians gathered at Lafayette Lodge to honor three 50 year members and mark the 86th anniversary of Pythianism. Joseph Wingelwich William Snider and Charles Whitner received 1 year pins and certificates from Kenneth W. Hess grand chancellor of Ohio. Wingelwich traveled from Wooster Ohio for the event and his 84th birthday. Grover C. Hess urged fair play in life and quoted the Golden Rule as essential to preserving national privileges and opportunities for future generations. Guests included C. W. Davis grand lodge trustee and Clayburn Boatright district deputy grand chancellor. Arrangements were led by Marvin Holliday and others.
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Lafayette Lodge
Joseph Wingelwich
William Snider
Charles Whitner
Kenneth W. Hess
Ohio
Wingelwich
Wooster
Grover C. Hess
Hoss
Woodprow Wilkerson
Ahhancellor
E. R. Turner
Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. W. Davis
Grand Lodge
Clayburn Boatright
Hobart Wilson
Marvin Holliday
Gnerlon Schockley
Thomas Coddington
Phone Union Plans Strike As Scheduled
The CIO and Communications Workers of America plan a strike next Friday unless Bell System negotiators agree to a 15 cent per hour wage raise on a package basis. Beirne said orders to present the demand were sent to 25 union divisions and warned that failure to reach a deal could trigger a strike. Bell System managers call the proposal unacceptable while noting earlier walkouts and undisclosed demands.
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Washington
Ap) Cio
Joseph E. Beirne
Beirne
Bell System
CWA
New York
American Telphone and Telegraph Company
Conscience Triggers Confession in Two Local Burglaries
Harry Butler a 36 year old Kansas City man told a Cincinnati private officer he burglarized Hamilton sites on Monday night including the Capitol billiard room at Third and H Streets and the Beth Israel synagogue at Sixth and Butler Streets. Detectives say Butler confessed yesterday to the two burglaries.
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Sasanis
Thasiltons
Harry Butler
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Stanley Werlein
Butler
Capitol
Beth Israel
Large mule barn fire kills hundreds in Atlanta
In Atlanta early today a fire gutted the National Stockyards Commission building killing between 350 and 400 mules. Courtney Hall and other owners valued the animals at about 80 000 dollars with a 160 000 dollar building loss. About 50 mules were led to safety. The cause remains unknown as around 10 dealers face losses.
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Atlanta
National Stockyards Commission Company
Courtney Hall
Fatty
Hall
Workman Burned on Roofing Job in Middletown
Thomas Little 27 of Middletown Route 3 suffered second and third degree burns to his right arm and face from hot asphalt while working on the Clare Steel Corp building. He is in fairly good condition at Middletown Hospital. Little is employed by Schreiber Roofing Co of Detroit.
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Thomas Little
Middletown Route 3
Middletown Hospital
Little
Schreiber
Detroit
Clare Steel Corporation
Obituaries for Emma Agnor and Minnie Fox
Mrs Emma L Agnor 74 of German town Route 1 Myers Road died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 9 20 p m after illness. She is survived by husband Andrew two sons William and Earl daughter Mildred Blevins and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Mrs Minnie Fox 73 of 1906 Vermont Street died Friday at 3 a m at Smith Rest Home Hamilton after four years illness. Services Monday 2 p m Union Baptist Church with Rev Rob inson. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Max berry Funeral Home Sunday 4–6 and 7–10 p m.
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Emma L. Agnor
Germantown
Myers Road
Middletown Hospital
Andrew
William
West Middletown
Earl of
Minnie Fox
Vermont St
Smith Rest Home
Hamilton
Union Baptist Church
R. L. Robinson
Woodside Cemetery
Maxberry Funeral Home
Requiem High Mass for Joseph J Brannan
Funeral services for 75 year old Joseph J Brannan of 1211 Prospect Ave will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St John Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. The Holy Name Society meets Sunday at Schramm Funeral Home for Rosary prayers. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7–11 p.m. and Sunday 2–5 and 7–10 p.m.
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Joseph J. Brannan
Prospect Ave
St. John Church
Woodside Cemetery
Holy Name Society
Schramm Funeral
Franklin widow Sarah Tullis dies after long illness
Mrs. Sarah Anne Tullis 88, widow of Granville Tullis, died noon Friday at Gibson Host Home after a lingering illness. She was born in Warren County and lived much of her life there, active in the Methodist Church and a charter member of the Franklin War Mothers. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Robert Eaton Funeral Home, burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Pauline and Naomi, granddaughter Malinda, and brothers Eugene and William Boxwell. Call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Franklin
Sarah Anne Tullis
Granville Tullis
Gibson Host
Tullis
Warren County
Methodist Church
Franklin War Mothers
J.B. Stanforth
Robert Eaton
Woodhill Cemetery
Pauline Tullis
Naomi Bailey
Malinda Bailey
Eugene
William Boxwell
Middletown
Deaths Last Night AP San Francisco Oddie and Heim
San Francisco reported the death of Tasker L. Oddie 79 former Nevada governor and long time U S senator 1921 1933 credited as joint discoverer of the Tonopah gold and silver field He was born in Brooklyn New York In Kane Pennsylvania William L Heim 10 prominent industrialist president and director of Otto Chemical Company and Sergeant Gas Company also listed in the notices.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Tasker L. Oddie
U.S
Nevada
Tonopah
Brooklyn
Kane, PA
William L. Heim
Otto Chemical Company
Sergeant Gas Company
Jefferson District Cub Pack Is Formed
Twenty parents of the Jefferson School district attended a Cub Scout meeting with Paul Parker Boy Scout executive director as guest speaker. He said the cubbing program begins at home with fathers and boys planning together and the den being led by fathers with a monthly committee. Mrs Harry Knell den mother for Pack Six spoke on Cubs in the den and parents agreed to participate.
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Jeferson
Paul Parker
Boy Scout
Parker
Harry Knell
Sermon and Program Set at Local Churches Sunday
The Rev. Dave Jones of Friendship Baptist Church will preach at Jerusalem Baptist Church in Columbus during the 1 a.m. service. Group Two of Phillips Chapel C.M.E. Church plans a program at 3:30 p.m. featuring the Spiritual Jubilee Quartet and several named performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Jerusalem Baptist Church of Columbus
Phillips Chapel C.mle. Church
Spiritual Jubilee Quartet
Jackson
Vireginija Russell
Harley
Sylvia Doty
Ollie Reid
Merrit Leaner
Doris Scroggins
Mammie Briggs
Bertha Sankey
Cashus Williams
Three Persons Hurt Three Arrested After Auto Accidents Here
Local police investigated six accidents in the city yesterday resulting in minor injuries to three people and three arrests.
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John J. Palmer
Ray D Willis
Elizabeth Ross
Young
Helen Martz
Arthur Martz
Rollie Gibbs
Vanness
W. Curtis Lee
Anderson College
First Church of God
Elmore
Main ST
Church of God
First Ave
First Presbyterian
Youth For Christ
All John Drexler
Sanford F. Williams
Melampy
Dean Pottenger & His Orchestra
Rock Swain
Emma Agnor
Sarah Tullis
Jefferson District
Cub
Colored News
Reeves
Earl Ae Ee
Hammond
Kimball Pianos
Strad Music Company
Middletown’s Finest
Jesus
God
Full Gospel Tabernacle
North
Verity Parkway
Holy
Virgil Gibbs
Aching
John W. Sullivan
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