Fullwood Case Heads List Before Grand Jury
Fifty seven cases involving 36 defendants will be heard by the Butler County Grand Jury in a recall session before Common Pleas Judge P P Bell. Willie Fullwood faces first degree murder in the stabbing of Earline Fullwood, with other cases including second degree manslaughter and multiple lesser charges across Hamilton Middletown and county townships.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
P. P. Bell
Joseph T. Kiep
Willie Fullwood
Plum Ave
Earline Fullwood
Young St
Fullwood
Parker Helton
Tylersville Rd
Hamilton
Bert Harris
Hanover St
Harris
Helton
Mercy Hospital
Glen Boyd
Caroline Jo Swope
Erie Ave
Boyd
Route 4
Middletown
Ford Fields
Wyatt Hughes
Harry N. Rite
Jack Portwood
Jack Robert Burbink
Robert Settles
Roly Earl Lakes
Richard E. Turner
Fred Adams Jr
Hamilton Gets Bids Today On Big Sewer Job
Hamilton special report notes bids due at 2 p.m. for a 1.527 million interceptor sewer to halt river pollution. Bonds from World War II funds the project, with single and dual sewer options. Bid pace uncertain, likely two dozen or more. Sewer runs 2 1/2 miles north of Riley's Island to a downstream disposal plant.
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Hamilton
Riley's Island
60,000 Bottles Of Whiskey Sold On Border Crossing
Nuevo Laredo reports Washington Birthday celebrations prompt cross border shopping with officials citing 100,000 people in 30,000 cars crossing the Rio Grande on Monday and buying 60 bottles of whisky. The piece notes affordability in Mexico and home ownership among higher income families.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mex
Washington
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Head-on Gas Truck Crash Near Filling Station
Hamilton special report details a head-on collision between a loaded gasoline tanker driven by Hugh Brunbach and a steel truck driven by Kenneth Glaub. Estimated losses run to 3000 dollars. Deputy sheriff Elmer Grabel provided location notes near Ohio 127 and Trenton Road as crews cleared the scene.
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Hamilton
Ohio 127
Trenton
Elmer Grabel
Grabel
Hugh Brunbach
Norwood
Kenneth Glaub
King Ave
Sell Heads Eaton Chest Board of Directors
Harold V. Sell, new president of the Eaton Chest board, succeeds Ray E. Webby. Sell co-publishes the Regis ter Herald and helped found the chamber of commerce, serving as its first president. He also chairs the Preble County Red Cross chapter. Other officers include Robert Barnd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Harold V. Sell
Eaton Raging Chest
Ray E. Webby
Sell
Register—Herald
Chamber of Commerce
Preble County
the Red Cross
Robert Barnd
Tanker Crash Damages Front Cab. Drivers Unhurt
A tanker crash left the front of the vehicle demolished and the cab ripped from the chassis on Route 127. Both drivers escaped injury, with authorities detailing the collision and ongoing investigations.
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Grand Jury
Robert E. Helfrey
James Becraft
James R. Shelton
Glen Moon
Virgil Phipps
Millard Burkart
Carpenter
Cecil Walters
Otis Coffey
Marion Richard Tolsen
John Puckett
Malcolm Doty
Elza Shrout
Warren Lawson
Gene Lawson
Paul Carter
Ruth Tackett
St. Clair Township
Marykman
Ervin Brockman
William S$. Miller
Lemon Township
William Sterling Henry
Elmer Bromley
Robert Barker
Oxford
James Bowman
Fairfield Township
Jayne
Halle
Vonliese
Wayside Service
STATE
Miami ST
Manchester Hotel
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
A&p
Acp
Willons
George Huntington Hartford
Your
A&p Food
Lexington Avenue
New York
N. Y
U.S. NO. 1
Florida
Pascal Gelery
Woodbury
Libbys
Kirk
Camay Soap
Spic & Span
Vane
Campbell Soups
Hunt’s Pears
CANS
A&P’s
Ali Save
To &E
Bisquick
A&p Cort
del Monte
Kingan
Ann Page
Aaa
Morton
U. 59
Kraft Velveeta
Silverbrook
Sunnybrook
Jane Parker
Aap
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Sell Heads
Eaton Chest
Dick Holtzmuller
Marie Kubler
Ant
Community Chest
Webb
W. W. Hiestand
Doria Early
Mary Phares
Waldo E. Young
Paul Eikenberry
Rt. 127
Central Ave
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