Faurot Predicted Next USC Coach by Dyer
Los Angeles Times columnist Braven Dyer predicted that Don Faurot of Missouri will become Southern California's next head coach, succeeding Jeff Cravath. Dyer noted Faurot founded the Split-T, used widely by Bud Wilkinson and Jim Tatum, and said Faurot would take the job when offered.
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LOS Angeles
Braven Dyer
Los Angeles Times
Dallas
Donaurot
University of Missouri
Southern California
Jeff Cravath
Faurot
Iowa
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Dyer
Trojans
Pro Bowl Expected 60 000 In Los Angeles Sunday
In Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum the American Conference stars prepare for the Pro Bowl game against the National League. Game Director Paul J. Schissier expects up to 60 000 fans if weather holds. The Nationals, led by Coach Joe Stydahar, are favored at the 5 o clock kickoff.
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LOS Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Paul J. Schissier
Joe Stydahar
Naionals
Ohio wildlife council seeks 16 day raccoon opossum extension
The Ohio Wildlife Council proposed a 16 day extension to the raccoon and possum hunting season which was to end Monday. Over population in the northeast prompted the request from sportsmen groups and farmers. The limit remains two animals and hunting hours stay 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Wildlife Council
Game Management Division
The
Conservation Department
Ohio Colleges Lead Small College Scorers
Three Ohio teams Wooster Wilberforce State and Ashland rank among the top 10 scoring leaders in the nation for small colleges per National College Athletic Bureau figures. Wooster sits fifth at 78.9 points per game after 7 contests Wilberforce State eighth at 76 points per game in 5 games Ashland ninth at 74.3 points per game in 4 games.
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NEW York
Wooster
Wilberforce State
Ashland
National College Athletic Bureau
Open bowling meets rivalry for $85,600 prize pot
Up to thousands of the nation's top bowlers begin two parallel marathons in Chicago. The Louis P. Petersen Classic offers $48,800 with an $8,000 top prize, while the Dominick De Vito event awards $36,800 and a $3,000 top prize. Many players enter both events.
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Chicago
de Vito
Petersen
Local Bowlers Hot In Queen City Loop
Snapp's Midtown Grill of Fas ls Classic League in Cincinnati won six games last night including a postponed series. They have taken 19 of 21 in six weeks to rise from last to within one game of second place. Jack Frisbie rolled 231 191 256 780 for Snapp's. Other Cincinnati keglers include Dick Davidson and Mike Earach.
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Snapp
Midtown Grill
Cincinnati
Jack Frisbie
Spark Snapp
Reiling
Dick Davidson
Mike Earach
Middiettes Rally To Second Straight Wins
The Middiette A team, led by captain Nancy Benadum with 15 points, defeated West Carrollton 43 16 at home. The Middiette B squad won 34 12 behind Barbara Ray's 16 points, extending a run of two wins after earlier victories over Franklin teams.
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Middiette
West Carrollton
Nancy Benadum
Barbara Ray
Middiettes
Franklin
Towns Seek Higher Sales Tax Revenues for Municipalities
Ohio municipalities pressed for an 18 point program at the Association of Ohio Municipalities meeting. They asked the state to boost local government funds from sales tax to 24 million dollars annually and seek full state financing of poor relief. They also urged a one cent increase in the gasoline tax with cities receiving 40 percent of the 20 million dollar annual yield. Mayor Henderson led the group. Mayor Cash cited bombing readiness and shelter funding needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Association of Ohio Municipalities
Charlies P. Henderson
Youngstown
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Albert D. Cash
Cincinnati
2000 Jobs Predicted at Hamilton Aviation Division Plant
Hamilton officials announce Ben dix Aviation Corporation Division to occupy the former Ford plant in Hamilton. Initial hiring about 200 workers with gradual growth. about 25 percent women. Plant will produce fuel feed components for piston and jet aircraft engines and some truck parts, with operations tied to military defense contracts.
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Hamilton
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Ford Company
Chamber of Commerce
Dayton
Cincinnati
Missing Lady Posed To Buffalo in Airline Case
Mrs. Minerva Braddock, 32, missing from Washington Court House, traveled allegedly under an assumed name to Buffalo on an American Airlines flight from Newark. Police say a pilot and crew identified her from photos but no clues found in Buffalo hotels. Sheriff Hays believes Braddock is alive sighted in Venice, Florida, and will continue a scaled search outside his county.
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Washington Court House
Minerva Braddock
Buffalo
N.Y
Butler County Courts Uphold Will of Emil Wittman
Common pleas court upheld the will of Emil Wittman of Seven Mile who died in March 1949 at 87 leaving an estate of 37000. Judge P P Boll presided. A jury rejected a petition by nephews Carl and Fred Wittman to claim incompetence. The will was signed six days before death. Two churches in Seven Mile received 500 each from the bequests.
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Common Pleas Court
Emil Wittman
Seven Mile
P. P. Boll
Carl
Fred R. Wittman
Hamilton
Lini Seeks 4th Big Ten Victory Against Michigan
Illinois aims for its fourth win to preserve a clear Big Ten lead as it faces Michigan in Chicago. Indiana travels to Michigan State after opening league play with a 77-62 win over Ohio State while Wisconsin visits Ohio State and Iowa plays Northwestern with Purdue at Minnesota in the night’s card.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Leo Vander Kuy
Chamaoe
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Hoosiers
Bradley
Ohio State
Michigan State
Northwestern
Purdue
Paul Arizin Skips Movie Day Before Big NBA Game
Rookie star Paul Arizin will not attend a movie the day of a game, citing focus on preparations and performance. The Brooklyn-born guard has drawn attention for discipline and high scoring potential as he begins his NBA career.
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Paul Arizin
NBA
Classifieds Snapshot: Pets to Real Estate In City Listings
A compact roundup of items like pets and supplies, moving and hauling services, rental rooms, housekeeping, apartments and houses for rent or sale, room and board, wanted notices, business opportunities, farms for sale, automotive tires and recaps, and used vehicles seeking buyers or sellers.
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Room & Board
Strad Music Co
Central Ave
East 5Th St
Franklin
Trenton
Philo
Sherman
Streifthau’s
DURAN
Tate
Streifthau
City Ride
Electrolux
Jefferson Lodge 90 F and A M F C Degree Notice
Lost items linked to a downtown area. a Benrus watch with serial 436440 missing Wednesday evening. Reward offered. Contact Bow-Mar Dial 2-6698 or 3-1664 Billford Brown. January 15 meeting at 7 p.m.
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Jefferson Lodge
Middletown
Garfield and Girard Sts
WOOD
Eaton Man Wounded in Korean Action
A De partment of Defense notice lists Pfc. Joe D. Moore of Eaton among 12 soldiers wounded in Korea. The Ohio list also names eight killed, one injured and 20 missing in action.
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Eaton
Department of Defense Today
Joe D. Moore
William A. Moore
East Decatur St
Ohio
Woman Seeks 1900 From Insurance Company
Dorothy Pillow of Trenton sues United Insurance Company of Chicago in common pleas court for 1900 alleging nonpayment on an accident policy issued on the life of her husband Carl Pillow who died. Filed June 5, 1941.
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Dorothy Pillow
Trenton
Common Pleas Court
United Insurance Company
Chicago
Carl Pillow
Mulloy Meets Clark in Net Semi-Finals
In St. Petersburg Florida AP Gardnar Mulloy defending champion of Miami played Straight Clark of Pasadena in the West Coast Sennis Tournament semi finals. Sidney Schwartz of Miami faced Tony Vincent of New York in the other men s semi. Doris Hart of Jacksonville met Laura Lou John of Clearwater and Beverly Baker of Santa Monica played Shirley Fry of Akron in the women s semi finals.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Sidney Schwartz
University of Miami
Tony Vincent
New York
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Laura Lou John
Clearwater
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Canf
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Divorces Filed In Four Separate Suit Groups
Opal E. Parker of New Miami sues Dewey Parker for neglect and cruelty. Golda M. Shockey of Oxford sues Joseph Shockey for neglect. Genevieve Gadd of Hamilton Route 5 sues Jesse Gadd for neglect cruelty and misconduct. Elizabeth Wills of Middletown sues Flls worth Wills for neglect and cruelty. Virginia Winkler of Hamilton sues Oral Winkler for neglect.
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Opal E. Parker
New Miami
Dewey Parker
Golda M. Shockey
Oxford
Joseph Shockey
Genevieve Gadd
Hamilton
Jesse Gadd
Elizabeth Wills
Highland St
Middletown
Fllsworth Wills
S. Main St
Virginia Winkler
Oral Winkler
Cleveland VA appoints John C. Phillips as manager
John C. Phillips, 43, of Carnegie, Pennsylvania, is named manager of Crile Veterans Administration in Cleveland. He joined Crile in June 1949 as assistant manager, succeeding Dr. Harrison S. Colliss who left last November to run the Erie VA hospital.
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Cleveland
Crile Veterans Administration
John C. Phillips
Carnegie, Pa
Harrison S. Colliss
Erie, Pa
Lost and found notices and death announcements from Ohio page
Various missing pets and items include a red cocker spaniel near Harlan Park with reward, a yellow-gold Longines watch lost near Armco Research or East Works, and a German shepherd female dog near Arlington with reward. Obituaries note Fleming Carrol Eugene age 53 and Hauser Christian age 65 with funeral details in Miltonville and Hamilton areas.
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Harlan Park
Armco Research
East Works
Cold Strip
Armco
Tr Arlington
Fleming
Carrol Eugene
Emmabelle
Ben Harrison St
N. Excelio
Ohio
Miami
Florida
Riggs Funeral Home
William E. Ballinger
Miltonville Cemetery
Miltonville
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Ohio Colleges
Queen City
Raes
Holywood
Annam
Tensar
Prange
Francois DE Mansart
Chateau DE Maisons
Butler County Courts
Lini
Journal
Sandem
Kent
Austin Kaine
Pate Bae Hein
Lodge
Mulloy
Clark
Lost
Hancock
William Edward
Carne
Glenn Lane
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Kenneth S. Learey
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Hauser
Christian
Margaret
We Church of God
fFusbond
Lloyd Francis Long
RC. Caudill
Africa
Jos. R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Lela Long
Children Funeral
Wilson Funeral Home
Wee Jos
Allen Seaton
A Co
St. Main St
Office Outfitters. Inc
N. Main
Cotty Dial
Iday Film Service
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Davidson Photo Shop
Central Stoutenborough Electric Co
Kunz Ave
Puma Free
Dial
Jacone Glass Shop
Reynolds
D. Holt
Converse Monument Co
Manchester Rd
Armco Park
Robert Konthier
7Th Ave
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside
Star Floral Co
Millville
Kitty
Kat Cub
Elenor Lee
Chick Cain
Dixie Land Band
Finn
Central Store
Moraine City
N.C.R
U. C. Evening College
Wright Patterson Field
Yan_kee Rd
South Side
Oe Sove
Manchester
D. Armitage
Young St
Wayne Wood Works
Jacksonburg
Riverside Concrete Rt
Peactown Bridge
Denny Lumber Co
First Ave
United Wrecking Cop., Inc
Erie Bird
Paramount Construction
Ralph Fikenberry
Bealehs
Pittsburgh
Steele’s
Central
Martin
Otis Johnson & Sons
Walter Earls
Gene
Craftemen
R. BR. Stallasemith & Son
S. Main
Stan Rothman
R.E. Wendt
Redding Heating Co
Lafayette Dis
Iturnace
Sandlin
Curtis St
Singer Sewing Center
IFF Rie Ae Bane Rep
Air Servic
Widde Etown
Aeccesborins
Rowell’s Appliance CO
Radio and Television Service
Radio Lab
Central Age
FV Center
Marvin's Radio Shop
Davis Radio & Television Repair
Verityal
al Groves Radio & TV
Garfield
Bausman Radio Service
Sheridan Dial
Thomson Radio & Television Repair
Tytus Ave
Queen St. _ Dial
White Cross
Miamisburg
Asher
Banker's Life and Casualty
High St
Dow's
Ben Cole
Ross M. Snyder
Realitar
Strad Muste Co
Temate
Smith
U. S
Middletown Business College
S. Broad St
Avieney
Community Finance & Acceptance Corp
Commonwealth Loan CO
Household Finance Corp
First National Bank
Main St
Middletown Collateral Loan Co
Vern Albaugh & Son
Crawford St. Dial
Schwinn
Motor Girls
Ernest Howe. CO
Chthes St
Goodyear Service
Broad Dial
Television 1242
Bendix Ae
Cappel
Friendly Store
Vradelis 50
S. Broad
Colin Hdwe
N. Broad St
Armstrong
Reed-Klopp
Leander
PALL
Bolgy
Amog
Uncle Amos
Mee Service
ASRS
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