Lieutenant Governor Brown to Address Middletown Students
Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, Ohio native and Medina two time mayor, will speak to Middletown High School students during a Brotherhood Week assembly. The event is sponsored by the student senate and the Brotherhood Week committee. Brown has served in the Coast Guard and State Highway Patrol and is a GOP gubernatorial candidate.
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Athens County
Ohio
Medina
U. S. Coast Guard
Ohio State Highway Patrol
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Masons, Eagles, Moose
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
Young Republican Club
Special Assembly
Middletown High School Student Senate
Brotherhood Week Committee
Mason Recovers From Pneumonia
Hollywood actor James Mason is recovering from virus pneumonia. His wife Pamela says he has been ill ten days but is up and about and hopes to leave the house by week’s end. He chose to stay home against his doctor’s advice to hospitalize him.
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Hollywood
James Mason
Pamela
Mason
GOP Chief Quits Over Brown Controversy in Medina
Medina County Republican Executive Committee chairman Ray Aldrich announced his resignation effective March 6. He withdrew support from John W. Brown, citing discrepancies in Brown’s campaign claims about his academic background, and endorsed C. William ONeill for governor while other committee members back Brown.
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Medina
Ohio
Medina County
Republican Executive Committee
Ray Aldrich
Aldrich
John W. Brown
C. William O'Neill
Brown
Cleveland College
Ohio University
Akron Law School
Coast Guard
Veterans Administration
Death Notice Arrives With Word Of Son's Death
In Wailuku Maui Hawaii Mrs Victoria Gomes received a letter from her son saying he would be coming home while a telegram reported he was dead The letter from Cpl Herbert Mamaril arrived just before a Marines transport plane left Camp Pendleton for Oakland California The plane crashed south of Oakland last Friday afternoon killing all 40 marines aboard The letter ends with May the good Lord bless you and keep you and the family as you are now
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Wailuku
Maui
Hawaii
Victoria Gomes
Cpl
Herbert Mamaril
Camp Pendleton
Oakland
Calif
Boy Is Youngest B and O Stockholder in History
Tommy Shaffer a ten year old from Bloomfield Connecticut is the youngest stockholder in B and O Railroad history. The company marked him as its 100000th museum visitor and presented him one share of common stock.
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Baltimore
Tommy Shaffer
Army
Thomas Shaffer
Bloomfield
Conn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
B&o
Tommy
Railroad
Today's Crossword Clue List
A compiled crossword with numberedAcross and Down clues including earnest appeal nautical passage ways between seats near stimuli secure unused formal coin orders Japanese coin small bit capital of Korea to such degree prevent law European seaport robed remain walks of life small particles of water Italian river Simple function in trigonometry lofty mountain auctions Moslem title vex college retinues redacts group of S Pacific islands vertical clues include Eucharistic plates Abraham birthplace hook device sufficient poet rips spiritual shepherds Chinese unit distance S shaped curve woes vanquish parsonage touch is one former Japanese assembly doctor sets of garments North South dbqands cahecas of France its capital Damascus legal claims boxes courteous fly alone quinsy periods of time cozy places trudge antitoxins inventor Mr Whitney short for Samuel neuter pronoun bombycid moth
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Korea
Damascus
Mr. Whitney
Samuel
Indictments Loom As Montgomery Bus Boycott Persists
Montgomery Negroes press on with their mass boycott despite a pending grand jury report. Indictments could follow under Alabama law punishing unlawful boycotts, as 4,000 people attend a rally led by Rev. Ralph Abernathy. The city lines had offered a plan to reserve whites up front and Negroes in back, with no retaliation promised.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Alabama
Ralph D. Abernathy
Negro First Baptist Church
Mr. Abernathy
Montgomery City Lines
City Commission
Men of
Abernathy
Bond Denied In Slaying Of Doctor
In Columbus Georgia Luke Flowers 54 is held without bond on a murder charge for the pistol slaying of Dr Thomas H Brewer Sr 61 a prominent Columbus physician and Negro leader A murder warrant was sworn and the case will go before the Muscogee County grand jury February 29 A witness said Brewer reached into his pocket just before he was shot and a pistol was found in Brewers pocket Flowers allegedly admitted shooting Brewer The solicitor general said Brewer had threatened to get Flowers shortly before the attack There was no link to the Nation A s Advancement of Colored People in which Brewer led
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Columbus
Thomas H. Brewer
John Land
E. S. Moncrieff
Luke Flowers
Land
Muscogee County
Solicitor General
Brewer
Flowers
F&b
Nation
Six DWI offenders fined in Hamilton Municipal Court
Six people faced charges of driving while intoxicated with one recipient of multiple penalties. Harry Hurley, 48, received 300 dollars in fines plus 10 days in jail and a five year license suspension. Gordon Johnson, 22, paid 200 dollars and three days in jail, with further suspension periods. Joe Rose, John Foley, Elmer Rader, and Joe Mullins were fined 200 dollars each and sentenced to three days in jail with one year license suspensions. Paul D. Carter had license suspension and a 30 day county jail sentence. he also faced conditions tied to his parole. A separate case involving Maloney and an unrelated shooting is noted.
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J. T. Lamb
Harry Hurley
East Ave
Hamilton
Hurley
Ohio
Gordon Johnson
Elsmere St
Elwood Street
Lamb
Johnson
Joe Rose
Manchester Rd
John Foley
Detroit
Mich
Elmer Rader
Cincinnati
Joe Mullins
Tytus Ave
Paul D. Carter
S. Main St
Carter
Mansfield Reformatory
Reformatory
Hearing for Augustus Maloney on intoxication charges
Augustus Maloney, 32, of 2000 Yankee Road, faces a hearing on charges of intoxication and discharging fire. The case details and court date are to be announced by local authorities.
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Augustus Maloney
Yankee Rd
Speedy Driver II Fined S50
In Municipal Court Judge J. T. Riley fined five motorists a total of 100 and costs for speeding on U S 25 and related offenses. Harry Helms received 50 dollars, half suspended if accident damage is paid in 10 days. others included Robert Ivor 15, Willie Cook 15, Jack Brelsford 10, and Alfred Wehunt 10. Bonds forfeited for several offenders including Ira Lainhart 25 and James Benge 25. Also notes a separate scientific claim about Earth temperature and ice melt.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
U. S
Harry Helms
Bluffton
Ind
Robert Ivor
Springboro
Willie Cook
Dayton
Earl Clark
Elida
Ohio
Harold Norris
New Lebanon
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Speidel Watch Bands
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Bwood
Stauble
Ato
Vance Russell
Middletown
Central Ave
Bernice
DIAL
Myclene
Fiyciene Veome
CCL Cleaner CO
Lofty Mountain
S. Pacific Islands
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Cahecas
France
Fia
King Features Syndicate
Bond
Leon Ringeisen
Patricia Ringeisen
Gilbert Medley
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
Casper & Casper
Gladys Drive
City of
Francis Carmody
Maloney
Terry Waters
Baltimore St
Golden Elk Cafe
William Harvey
N. Wall Sr
Rogers
Centro
Earth
Arctic
Antarctic
DRY Cleaning
Butler
DRY Cleaners
Clinton
Weaver's Guild
Shinn
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Bates Shop, Inc
So. Main St
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