43 Drivers Fined in Clogged Traffic Court Drills
Forty three motorists faced fines and court costs totaling 1204 as Judge J. T. Lamb managed a heavy Municipal Court traffic docket. Six bonds totaling 150 were forfeited for failures to appear. Fifty cases disposed, with 38 speeding charges, and numerous license suspensions and school traffic orders outlined for multiple defendants.
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J. T. Lamb
Bob Boring
Baltimore St
Trenton
Boring
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Phillip Palazola
Church St
Middletown Hospital
David Lewis
Grand Ave
Sam Jones
Sycamore St
Gladys Fraser
Dayton
Francis Gerber
Oxford-Middletown Rd
John Lang
Young St
Warren Snodgrass
Sherman Ave
Robert Sears
14Th Ave
Ralph Jackson
Miamisburg
Clifford White
Yankee Rd
Kenneth Miller
West Middletown
FBI Agent in Cincinnati Transferred to San Francisco
M. W. McFarlin, agent in charge of the FBI in Cincinnati, announced his transfer to San Francisco after two years in the city. He previously came from Little Rock Arkansas. The report notes there were 1,545,000 marriages in the United States in 1953.
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Cincinnati
M. W. McFarlin
FBI
San Francisco
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Alumni Citation Honors Armco Executive R L Gray
Ralph L. Gray of Armco Steel was among 14 alumni honored with the Washington University alumni citation at Founders Day. Gray, a 1916 electrical engineering graduate, has led Sheffield Steel and sits on multiple boards including National Bank of Commerce Houston and A O Smith Corp.
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Ralph L. Gray
Eaton Dr
Armco Steel Corp
Washington University
Gray
Washington University School of Engineering
Sheffield Steel Corp
Kansas City
Armco Steel Gray
National Bank of Commerce
Houston
Tex
Thee Commerce Trust
A. O. Smith Corp
Texas
Evan Coal Co
Fort Smith, Ark
Brown Executed in Missouri Gas Chamber for Murder
Arthur Ross Brown died by cyanide gas in Missouri prison’s gas chamber for the kidnapping, robbery, rape, and slaying of Wilma Allen, a Kansas City mother of two, last August. He admitted the crime, welcomed the death penalty, and had a long record beginning with a 1941 kidnapping conviction in California.
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Jefferson City
Arthur Ross Brown
Missouri
Wilma Allen
Kansas City
Brown
San Francisco
California
Reformatory
Jack Dragna Dies Kingpin of Los Angeles Underworld
Jack Dragna 65 often called California’s Al Capone died of a heart attack in a Sunset Strip motel. A maid found him Wednesday night while he faced deportation appeals. Police noted he was the LA underworld kingpin with 13 arrests but no felony convictions.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dragna
California
al Capone
Mafia
Underworld
Italy
Sunset Strip
Dragna
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Hood Ave
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Chester Magee
Willie Sims
George Staley
18Th Ave
Willie Back
Germantown Rt
Omaha St
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Princeton- Glendale Pk
Carl Bryant
Ben Harrison
Willard Rowland
Hamilton
Cecil Jullerat
Catalpa Dr
James Martin
Poinciana
South Ave
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Franklin Rt
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Lawn Ave
Anthony DeBiasi
Roosevelt Ave
Maud Muller
Central Ave
McCarthy
Rennel
Mre
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Ohio
Gorge B. Ariken Jr
Miami University
Ray L. Edwards
Ariken
Yale
Miami
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Armco
R. L. Gray
Gibson
Guitar
First Ave
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Ross’ Sportswear
Ross
Coats
Core
Sports Harris
Ross’ Coats
Oxford
B.C.D
Childrens Shoes
Boss’ Shoe Dept
Utansanen
Claussner
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Edtord
Tytus Ave
Ranch Inn
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