Two Hamilton Youths Held for Burglaries
Two Hamilton youths William Fankford 18 and James Robert Love 19 were bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury on four burglaries in Hamilton and New Miami with $2000 bonds each. Love paid 150 and costs and received 15 days in jail on a separate city case. Two juvenile companions were sent to juvenile authorities for break-ins at a shoe repair shop cafe coal company and a farm implement firm in New Miami within 10 days.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Butler County Grand Jury
William Fankford
James Robert Love
Love
New Mix
Navy Increases Reserve Call Up 1951 Quota Expanded
Charleston bulletin reports the Navy raised Enlisted Naval Reserve active-duty calls for April to June 1951 by 32 000 raising the quota for the period to 47 000 with the Sixth Naval District set at 3340. The prior December figure was 15 000.
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Charleston
S.C
Navy
Sixth Naval District
Naval District
Hamilton Coach's Daughter Injured in Auto Collision
Tari Scholler five year old daughter of Hamilton High School basketball coach was struck by a Blue Ash Ohio driver as she left Filmore School kindergarten. She suffered facial lacerations and was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment. Buckeye Ariz first settlers named their settlement Ohio.
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Hamilton
Tari Scholler
Filmore School
Warren Scholler
C. C. Black
Blue Ash
Mercy Hospital
Funeral plan canceled after hospital mix up
In Cincinnati a 63 year old man recounts a mix up at Longview State Hospital where his sister Teresa Peters was reported dead. An autopsy followed and the body was moved to a funeral home, delaying plans for a Sunday family dinner. The tale ends without further clarified details.
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Cincinnati
Charles A
Peters
Mistaken Death Notice Delays Funeral After Mix Up
A hospital clerical error led to the death of a Hamilton woman named Teresa Peters while Charles Peters believed his sister was dying. The Hamilton Teresa Peters died. the oldster learned his sister was alive and the funeral was cancelled. The Hamilton woman’s body was sent home.
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E. A. Baker
River Pollution Tests Linked to Civilian Defense
Edward J. Cleary of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission says an anti pollution monitoring network on the Ohio River can serve civilian defense by instantly spotting radioactive or bacteria polluted water. The system, run with the U S Public Health Service, uses 16 test points and thrice weekly water checks to trace taste and odor and warn downstream stations.
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Cincinnati
Edward J. Cleary
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Commission
Cleary
U. S. Public Health Service
Ohio River
Birmingham
Ala
Behney Named Dean at Dayton Seminary
Bonebrake Seminary in Dayton announced the appointment of Dr. J. Bruce Behney as Dean to succeed Walter E. Rousch who died last Friday. At 45 Behney becomes the Evangelical United Brethren institution's youngest dean.
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William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Buckeye
Ariz
Phoenix
Ohio
Carjax
South Broad St
CarJax Restaurant
Sorg Mansion
Peterson
Adv
St. Francis Seraph Church
Teresa Peters
Hamilton, O
Charles
Bendix
Government
Louis F. Jones
Central Ave
Hollywood
Hollywood Knitting Mills
Lamp
Ponce
Burmel
Stumming Bird
America
Denier
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