Grand Jury Convenes At Hamilton
Hamilton The January and jury session of the Butler county Common Pleas Court opened today with 45 criminal cases listed by prosecutor Paul Baden. Judge Fred B. Cramer moved into the civil division, with Judge BolI continuing, both hearing divorce cases in connection with other work. Jury members include Homer Shul, Mrs Charles Sortman, Henry Weber, George Kolb, Mrs Martin Wys, Ervin Bowman, Edward Michael, Mrs Freda Mueller, Clovis Kolbfleish, Mrs Lawrence Birdson, Mrs Stanley Bevis, Clarence Lindley, Douglas Byers, Rey Kettman, and Mrs Williamick.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Paul Baden
Fred B. Cramer
Boli
Homer Shul
Charles Sortman
Henry Weber
George Kolb
Martin Wys
Ervin Bowman
Edward Michael
Freda Mueller
Clovis Kolbfleish
Lawrence Birdson
Hygiene engineer takes over duties in Ohio health department
LeRoy P. Streett is named assistant engineer of the State Industrial Hygiene Department, taking over duties today under Gardner Bourne at the Middletown branch. A Columbus native and Ohio State chemical engineering graduate, Streett is a World War II veteran who served as a Navy and Coast Guard pilot.
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LeRoy P. Streett
State Industrial Hygiene Department
Ohio Department of Health
Streett
Gardner Bourne
Middletown
State Department
Columbus, O
Ohio State University
United States Navy
Coast Guard
Commissioners Rename Ralston as Chairman in Hamilton Meet
Hamilton Butler County commissioners held their annual meeting in Hamilton today and reappointed Walter D. Ralston of Middletown as chairman. James Schollenbarger was renamed vice chairman. P. G. Banker was renamed clerk, and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McVicker, county home superintendent and matron, Dr. Edward Keating, physician of county institutions and Dr. C. H. Sater, dog warden, were named to posts.
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Hamilton
Butler
Walter D. Ralston
Middletown
James Schollenbarger
P. G. Banker
C. D. McVicker
Edward Keating
C. H. Sater
Reedy to Head Spaniel Club in Ohio Valley Formation
Leonard Reedy was elected president of the newly formed Ohio Valley English Springer Spaniel Club after about 30 breeders from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky met at the Reedy home to elect officers adopt bylaws and a constitution Other officers include Mark A Devine first vice president Elmer B Weaver second vice president C O Deck secretary and George Crawford treasurer Directors are Reedy Devine Brooke Carroll Grouse and Alice D Weaver. E B Weaver was named field trial chairman for 1948. The club aims to breed and improve English Springer Spaniels and to promote bench shows and field trials under AKC rules. The next meeting is set for Sunday January 25 with a guest speaker. location to be announced.
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Leonard Reedy
Erie Ave
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Reedy
Mark A. Devine
Three Mile Road
Cincinnati
Elmer B. Weaver
Alameda Ave
Dayton
C. O. Deck
Tenth Ave
Middletown
George Crawford
Bacon St
Devine
C C. Brooke
Grove Ave
Carroll Grouse
New Richmond
Alice D. Weaver
E. B. Weaver
American Kennel Club
New York Stocks Quotation Highlights Major Industrials
In trading today Allied Stores American Can Corporation American Radium Stanley Standard, Sen. and others show varied movement. Dow Jones listed issues include Boeing, General Electric, Ford, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, United Aircraft, United Airlines, Westinghouse, Studebaker, and more, with several prices amid mixed gains and losses across railroads, utilities, and manufacturing firms.
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Stan
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Mer
Rolling Mill Co
Armco Pfd
Seececess
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Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Seevecesses
Sne
Baltimore & BD
Barnedall Oisubegesesevesee
Bendix Aviation
Erseeeees
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Oebbebee BM ‘Budd
Mig
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Continental
BK Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Curtis Wr
Deer & Co
Douglas Aircraft
Auto Ame Electric Power
Rubs Co
Firestone Tire
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northernay Greyhound Seashoveenes
Goodrich
Ellie Osvene
Goodyear
Hiram Walker
Tee
Kennecott Copper Ag
Kroger
P. Lorillarad
Marshal Field
Nash Kelvinator
Newport Inc
New York Central RR
Northern Pacific
Lighted Houses Robbed by Youth in Akron Case
An 18 year old confessed burglar told police he feared the dark and entered only lit homes. He claimed he pulled two to three jobs a month since 1946, reasoning lighted houses offered better odds. In Iowa, the Rock Island roundhouse in Eldon burned, started by an oil burning locomotive, with losses around 300000.
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Eldon
Iowa
Rock Island
Willie Pep Sues Air Transport For 600000
Wilming ton Del AP Willie Pep featherweight champion filed a 600000 damage suit against Air Transport Service Inc for injuries from a plane crash near Millville New Jersey a year ago Pep alleged a permanent spine injury and disability from January May 1947 and loss of about 300900 in purses He boarded the Miami Beach to Newark flight when three died and 20 were injured The stewardess said the radio receiver went dead 25 minutes before the crash
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Del
Willie Pep
Nationwide Air Transport Service, Inc
Millville
N. J
Pep
William Papaleo
Louis Viscusi
Hartford, Conn
William Pickett
Miami Beach
Fla
Newark
Venetta Britt
Lumberton
N. C
Supreme Court overturns auto arrest in OPA case
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that OPA investigators and a detective had no right to arrest and search a Buffalo man found riding with a suspect in black market activities. Counterfeit gasoline ration coupons were found during the search, leading to a one year jail term and a $100 fine.
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Supreme Court
OPA
Michael Dire
Buffalo
Rome
Messina
Barcellona
Communist National Congress
Milan
Alcide de Gasperi
Nagoya
Japan
Kyodo
Moriyama
Medical Association Asked To Protect Public From Atomic Bombs
The U S Atomic Energy Commission urged the American Medical Association to lead public protection from atomic bombs explosions and radioactivity. Dr Shields Warren sent the appeal urging recognition and prevention of radiation diseases and exploration of atomic energy benefits. The message noted Japanese victims from flash injuries and the potential of rutin to reduce atomic bleeding, with early canine studies and Bikini experiments cited.
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Howard W. Blakeslee Cleveland
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
American Medical Association
Shields Warren
Boston
Division of
Biology and Medicine
The
Atomic Energy Commission
House of Delegates
AMA
Edward L. Bortz
Philadelphia
Lhny
Science
Bikini
Accidents on Highways Rise in Middle-Post 9 Patrol
Ohio highways grow more dangerous as Middle-Post 9 State Highway Patrol reports over 600 accidents in the year up from 454 the year before. Arrests totaled 888, down from 1,071. patrol hours reached 17,541 on duty with 5,463 hours in regular patrol. The post, led by Cpl. Dan W. Mahoney, conducted 34 felony and 73 other investigations and gave 5825 safety talks.
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Middle—_ Post 9
State Highway Patrol
Cpl
Dan W. Mahoney
Coffey Seen as Second Choice for Favorite Son Slot
Martin V. Coffey, Miami Cabinet sales manager and active in Legion and Democratic circles, is viewed as a second choice for Ohio’s favorite son slate at the national party convention in June. He competes with Robert J. Bulkley, Michael V. Disalle, Thomas H. Morrow, Mildred Jaster, Marie Dickson Low, and Marygeorge Watkins, while W. A. Julian is cited as the top choice for first place. The 50 Ohio votes will be pledged.
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Miami Cabinet Company
Legion
Democratic
Ohio
Democratic Party
Coffey
Columbus
U.S
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Michael V. Disalle
Toledo
Common Pleas
Thomas H. Morrow
Cincinnati
Milldred Jaster
Marie Dickson Low
Warren
Marygeorge Watkins
Ravenna
W. A. Julian
United States
Partridge and hawk chase end in odd hunt scene
Elberton Ga police or local man John Harvel tried for rabbit hunting when his hound chased a quarry. A hawk snatched the game as it fell. Harvel fired and released the hawk with the other barrel. The dog captured the hawk and Harvel recovered the partridge.
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Elberton
John Harvel
Harvel
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