Rains Near Six Inches. County Roads Under Repair
January rains in Middletown approach the 11.7 inch 1949 record as the month nears mid point. Lonnie Gibson logs 5.88 inches in 14 days. Friday adds .18. Great Miami River level falls to 11.7 feet. flooding affects Butler County with emergency repair on Elk Creek and Four Mile Creek bridges. Pochard notes $30,000 needed to save East River Road. steel river jetties planned for 1950. Weather forecast calls for colder, possible snow Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lonnie Gibson
Miami Conservancy
Butler County
Jesse Pochard
Elk Creek
Elk Creek Rd
Madison Township
Washburn Road
Hanover Township
Four Mile Creek
Pochard
East River Rd
Fairplay
Miami Conservancy System
Miami Valley
Great Miami
New Pater Lake
Reily Township
Indian Creek
Reily Road Fair
Chief Carmody Returns Home From Hospital Stay
Police Chief Thomas D. Carmody of 2309 Tytus Ave returned home yesterday from Middletown Hospital where he had been confined since January 3. Physicians said his condition is not serious after multiple hospital visits this past fall for a heart condition and a treated infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Carmody
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Carmody
Sharonville Man Gunshot Victim
Arthur Hord a 55 year old Sharonville Route 1 resident was found critically wounded by a 20 gauge shotgun in his home likely wounded earlier after a separation from his wife Charlotte 50 of Cincinnati. Deputies Emanuel and Schultheiss investigated the despondent case. Raymond Walter an insurance investigator found him at 3 20 p m after blood had congealed and a shotgun lay across the bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Sharonville
Mercy Hospital
Arthur Hord
Emanuel
Richard Schultheiss
Charlotte
Cincinnati
Hord
Raymond Walter
Walters
Cistern Sealing Drives Safety Council Plan
The Middletown Safety Council's Women's Division approved continuing the cistern sealing program. A committee led by Miss Florence Beck will review cases from school letters to prioritize the most serious, with 100 open cisterns and wells sealed in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Florence Beck
Safety Council
Kathie Fiscus
California
Grou
Thomas Hamilton
R. C. Bogan
YMCA board selects six members at large for one year
YMCA Board of Directors met yesterday afternoon and picked six members at large for one year terms. Appointments are subject to acceptance and none had been contacted yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Board of Directors
Paramount and Strand Show Weekend Movie Lineups
At the Paramount Theatre Jolson Sings Again stars Larry Parks and Barbara Hale with showings Saturday and Sunday. Also Pinky with Jeanne Crain and William Lundigan. At the Strand Western Renegades with Johnny Mack Brown and Max Terhune plus Mississippi Rhythm. Sunday Task Force with Gary Cooper and Jane Wyatt and Adventures of Don Juan with Errol Flynn and Viveca Lindfors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Jolson
Larry Parks
Barbara Hale
Pinky
Jeanne Crain
William Lundigan
Johnny Mack Brown
Max Terhune
Jimmie Davis
Sue England
Gary Cooper
Jane Wyatt
Erroll Flynn
Viveca Lindfors
Son Confesses Double Slaying In Brooklyn Mystery
A 50 year old man Camilo Leyva confessed to detectives that he killed his mother and father with a ham after a bitter business quarrel. He was charged with homicide following a four day mystery over the bludgeoning deaths of Mr and Mrs Camilo Leyra Sr in their six room Brooklyn apartment last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camilo Leyva
Leyra
Camilo Leyra
Brooklyn
Police Briefs Report Alcohol Café Fight and Stolen Car
Elmer Kidd of this city treated at Middle town Hospital for a cut lip after a fight with three men at a cafe and released. Police investigated a broken window at Don Lawson's cafe Garfield Street and Calumette but found no entry to the main room. Intruders entered a back room. the cafe door was bolted. Three men were ordered to appear in Municipal Court on disorderly conduct charges after arrests at cafes last night. Charles Agee 46 Omaha Street John O Hara 41 Rosedale Avenue were taken into custody at the Chili Parlor and John Oakley 30 Dyton at the Anchor Restaurant. Oakley released on a $50 bond. A car owned by Lowell D Clark 508 Granada Street was recovered on Central Avenue soon after it was reported stolen from the rear of a Central Avenue address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kidd
Middletown Hospital
Don Lawson
Garfield St
Calumette
Charles Agee
Omaha St
John O'Hara
Rosedale Ave
John Oakley
Dyton
Oakley
Lowell D. Clark
Granada St
Central Ave
Clark
Safety Banquet T celebrates Armco Fabricating Division's safe year
Armco's Fabricating Division held their annual safety banquet at the Manchester Hotel to honor a record safe year. 260 workers received a National Safety Council certificate and pennant, presented by C. M. Allen to Woodrow Essig and Sterling Long. R.S. Gruver noted safety’s origins at Armco, with speeches by Morris J. Evans and others. lost time incidents fell by one third in 1949, but Zanesville won the Armco Iron Man trophy for 1950.
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Armco
Manchester
National Safety Council
C. M. Allen
Woodrow Essig
Sterling Long
R.S. Gruver
America
Morris J. Evans
Paul Wilson
Middletown Safety Council
Walter Spindler
Local Safety Council
C. E. Stutenroth
Richard Freeman
Bollinger
O'Connor
Cincinnati
Armeco
Zanesville, O
Armco Iron Man
Zanesville
Vital Statistics: William Gustin and others listed
Vital statistics notice lists William Gustin age 80 of Waynesville Ohio Joan C Hawkins age 60 of 1104 Garfield Street and Adeline Shumard age 86 of Franklin Ohio. The short notice records their names ages and places without further details.
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William Gustin
Waynesville
Joan C. Hawkins
Garfield St
Adeline Shumard
Franklin, O
births at the hospital remain private to the public
Mr and Mrs Arthur Freeman at 312 Cedar St Franklin welcome a girl on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Benny Ernst at 124 North Plum St Germantown welcome a girl on Friday. Mr and Mrs Tony Laricchiuta at 804 Maple St welcome a girl on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Freeman
Cedar St. Franklin
Benny Ernst
North Plum St
Germantown
Tony Laricchiuta
Maple St
Selby Couple Welcome First Child in Georgetown
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Selby welcomed a baby boy on January 9 at Georgetown Hospital in Washington D C. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Selby of Auburn Street.
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Thomas Selby
Georgetown Hospital
Washington, D. C
Carl Selby
Auburn St
Marriage Licenses Filed in Hamilton Middletown and Trenton
Walter John Jackson 21 apprentice pipe fitter and Antoinette Cecere 71 secretary, both of Hamilton. Courtney M. Brewer 29 crane leader of 1433 Central Ave and Mary Frances Blanton 26 of 704 Sixth Ave, both of Middletown. John J. Novosei 26 assistant manager 204 South Main St Middletown and Karola Freeman Gayhart 25 cosmetician 221 Miami St Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter John Jackson
Antoinette C. Cecere
Hamilton
Courtney M. Brewer
Central Ave
Mary Frances Blanton
Sixth Ave
Middletown
John J. Novosei
South Main St
Karola Freeman Gayhart
Cosmetician
Miami St
Trenton
Hospital Notes From Minnesota and Franklin Areas
Medical notices list Mrs. Edward Glover of Minnesota Street Donald Holstein of The Alameda Mrs. Carl Boyce of Lawn Avenue Mrs. E R Early of Central Avenue James Elam son of John Elam of Franklin Ohio Mrs. Lector Spencer of Columbia Avenue and Mrs. Noah Dawson of Franklin Ohio with unspecified conditions.
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Edward Glover
Minnesota St
Donald Holstein
the Alameda
Carl Boyce
Lawn Ave
E. R. Early
Central Ave
James Elam
John Elam
Franklin, O
Lector Spencer
Columbia Ave
Noah Dawson
Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Dismissals include Mrs. James Ellis Erie Ave Mrs. Eliza Armitage Baltimore Mrs. John Hubbard Franklin O Sandra Zapp daughter of Harry Zapp Columbia Ave Franklin Troutvine III Carolina James Beton son of James Sr Elm S Michael are son of Howard Springboro O Mrs. Paul Kendrick Vail St Mrs. Louis Brandon Malvern Miss Virginia Curtis Logan Ave Mrs. Ellis Densmore German town Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ellis
Erie Ave
Eliza Armitage
Baltimore
John Hubbard
Franklin
Sandra Zapp
Harry Zapp
Columbia Ave
Franklin Troutvine III
Carolina
James Beton
James, Sr
Elm S Michael Are
Howard
Springboro
Paul Kendrick
Vail St
Louis Brandon
Malvern St
Virginia Curtis
Logan Ave
Ellis Densmore
Germantown
Hamilton man held in thefts in Columbus
A man who identified himself as Ralph Marlin of Hamilton Ohio was arrested in Columbus for three purse snatchings in three hours. Marlin confessed the thefts netted $6.40 and said he had spent nine of his 21 years in correction institutions. He was also wanted in Hamilton County for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
Ralph Marlin
Hamilton
Marlin
Wade Knight
Hamilton County
Intruder Steals Four Ten Dollar Bills From Trailer
Mrs Sylvia McCowan reports a house trailer burglary near Hamilton in which an intruder ransacked the dwelling and took four ten dollar bills. Deputies Emanuel and Richard Schultheiss documented the incident as part of the sheriff’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Sylvia McCowan
Emanuel
Richard Schultheiss
Don Dazey Named 1950 Salvation Army Advisory Board Chairman
Don Dazey prominent civic leader and LeSourdsville Lake general manager yesterday was elected 1950 chair man of the Salvation Army advisory board. He succeeds Harold W. Goetz, 1949 chairman. Six members reappointed to three year terms are Sam Marstein, Dr W H Henry, Dazey, Frank Myers, Mark Walke and Hubert Steele through 1953. Other officers elected for one year are W W McIntire vice chairman Merlin P Shrock treasurer and Mark Walke secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dazey
LeSourdsville Lake Resort
Salvation Army
Dazey
Harold W. Goetz
Sam
First Day Polio Drive in Middletown Sees $347.40
Bad weather marred the opening of the 1950 polio fund drive in Middletown yet AHEPA volunteers at Broad and Centre reported collections of 347.40. Martin Thomas, chair of the Butler County drive, said the Junior Chamber of Commerce helped at the booth. The campaign seeks 25,000 to aid the Infantile Paralysis Foundation. County cases in 1949 had nearly depleted funds.
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Middletown
AHEPA
Broad and Centre
Martin Thomas
Butler County
Thomas
Three Injured In Early Morning Accidents
Three men were injured in two separate crashes early today. William Ellison 26 of 314 South Front St Hamilton sustained severe facial injuries and possible broken back after a car driven by Herbert Gibbs 27 of 119 Magnolia St Hamilton crashed into a tree on Route 4. Gibbs received facial cuts and missing teeth. Ellison is listed as fair at Mercy Hospital. Wilmer R Harris 44 of Franklin Route 2 was treated for facial cuts after his car was struck head on by Everett Lain 34 of 401 South Main St Miamiburg on Route 25. Lain faces a driving under the influence charge and must appear Monday at 4 pm before Mayor J T Riley. Three Indianapolis youths 16 were held after a Route 127 crash when a car driven by Meredith Sherron out of control rolled over. no injuries reported and parents were contacted to pick them up.
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William Ellison
South Front St
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Herbert Gibbs
Magnolia St
Route 4
Ellison
Gibbs
Colligan Ambulance
Wilmer R. Harris
Franklin
Everett Lain
South Main St
Miamisburg
Lain
J. T. Riley
Indianapolis
Preble
Butler County Line
Meridith Sherron
North Gate St
Glenn Sherron
Sherron
Iris Nebergatl's CO accident leaves her in critical peril
Mrs Iris Nebergatl 26 was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at her apartment last night. Her husband Ray 62 and sister Voy Lynnete Skinner 14 were described as fair. The report notes a New York Stocks column following the incident.
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Findlay
Iris Nebergatl
Ray
Voy Lynnete Skinner
State Route 127 to be widened south of Hamilton
The State Highway Department under Director Y J Kauer seeks to appropriate small tracts along Route 127 south of Hamilton for spring improvements. Loretta M Brehm offered 287 for 0.214 acre in Fairfield Township while George W and Adam McGilliard receive 1886 25 for three land strips totaling over an acre. blueprints show plans to widen straighten and repave Mt Pleasant Pike from Symmes Corner to the route’s end, with a nearly quarter million dollar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Y. J. Kauer
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Loretta M. Brehm
Fairfield
George W
Adam McGilliard
Kauer
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Symmes Corner
Beaten Italian preacher recounts Cairo assault
A 59 year old itinerant Italian preacher, Michael Picardi, said he was dragged from a Cairo Georgia Negro church pulpit by six or seven armed men who flogged him with a metal tipped belt after accusing him of living with Negroes. He was traveling to raise funds for a Columbus Ohio church. A doctor’s certificate described his injuries.
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Atlanta
South Georgia
Michael Picardi
Columbus
Cairo
Obituary of John C Hawkins 60 Middletown native of Estell Ky
John C Hawkins, 60, of 1104 Garfield Street, a native of Estell, Kentucky, died yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been confined since January 10. He was a former construction worker for McGraw Construction Company. Survived by parents H. W. and spouse Hawkins, two sons Paul and Earl, a daughter Ruth Whiting, five grandchildren, brothers Barney of Detroit and Grover of Dayton. Services Monday at 2 p.m. Riggs Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
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John C. Hawkins
Garfield St
Estell
Middletown Hospital
McGraw Construction Company
H. W. Hawkins
Paul
Earl
Middletown
Ruth Whiting
Louisville
Barney
Detroit
Grover
Dayton
Riggs
E. M. Clay
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Adeline Shumard dies in Franklin at 86
Mrs Adeline Shumard 86 a longtime resident of Franklin died at 10 15 p m Friday at her daughter Mrs Ida Hetzlers home 509 Anderson St She moved to Franklin from Dayton after years of failing health Survivors include two daughters Mrs Hetzler and Mrs Maude Wood of Dayton a sister Mrs Cora Royston of Middletown three brothers Harmon Masters of Franklin John Masters of Pasadena Calif three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev R C Stanforth officiating Burial will be in Springboro Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p m Monday
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Franklin
Adeline Shumard
Ida Hetzler
Anderson St
Dayton
Hetzler
Maude Wood
Cora Royston
Middletown
Harmon Masters
John Masters
Pasadena
Calif
Anglesby Funeral Home
R. C. Stanforth
Springboro Cemetery
William Gustin services in Waynesville Monday
William Gustin 80 died at his home in Waynesville. Services will be Monday at 2 p m at McClure Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery. He was a poultry dealer and formerly operated the Gustin Hotel in Waynesville. He is survived by one daughter, one son, and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
William Gustin
Waynesville
McClure Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Gustin
Deaths Last Night: Thomas S. Lee Leader of Media Empire
Los Angeles mourns Thomas Stewart Lee 43 head of Thomas S. Lee Enterprises. He led Don Lee Broadcasting System founded by his father the late Don Lee. Company interests included automobile distribution and television station KTSL. Born in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Thomas Stewart Lee
Thomas S. Lee Enterprises
Don Lee Broadcasting System
Don Lee
KTSL
Residents Brave Weather To Hear Glee Concert
Several hundred Middleton residents braved wind and rain to hear the Capital University Men's Glee Club open its 1950 itinerary at Roosevelt Junior High Auditorium. Conductor Wilbur E. Crist led 42 voices in 14 selections with guest artists Miss Mary Buchanan and Gilbert Egelston. Solos by Donald Good and Michael Eberly, accompanist Miss Barbara Irvine, and entries by the Varsity Quartet filled the program. Superintendent Wade Ey Miller presented a token of respect to the former Middletown conductor at intermission. The tour includes 27 engagements across four states and Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital University
Roosevelt Junior High
Wilbur E. Crist
Vetonian
Glee Club
Mary Buchanan
Gilbert Egelston
Middletown
Miss Buchanan
Sigmund Romberg
Egelston
Washington, D. C
Nine nurses pass exams at Middletown Hospital School
The class of 1949 at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing all passed exams to become registered nurses. Nine graduates are named Barb Barbara Allen through Margaret Ann Minor Bell. Examinations were in November under director F Evelyn Beck. Additional nine graduates from Mercy Hospital Hamilton and Lois Jeanne Heldt of Mt Sinai Hospital Cleveland led with the top grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
State Nurses Board
Barbara Allen
Lorna Anslinger
Ruth Crout
Bertha Grossnickle
Dorrce Robinson
Patricia Sample Apple
Vivian Sturm
Geraldine Zecher
Margaret Ann Minor Bell
F. Evelyn Beck
R. N
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mary Beelman
Ida Benton
Ellen Burton
Joann Hoecker
Charlee Margerum
Sarah Ramsey
Marian Martin
Esther Rusche
Rita Strunks
Lois Jeanne Heldt
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Two Pedestrians Injured in Separate Mishaps
Police reported two separate pedestrian injuries yesterday. Clarence Pope, 74, was struck at Central Ave and Clinton St by a car driven by Rodney Carter, 19, and taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment. Cora Worman, 63, stepped from a curb at Broad St and First Ave into William Caldwell’s path and was hospitalized for leg bruises. Thelma Laundy, 47, said her car sideswiped another vehicle on Curtis St near Fourteenth Ave.
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Clarence H. Pope
North
Clinton St
Rodney Carter
Somerville
Central Ave
Carter
Pope
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
Cora E. Worman
Fleming Rd
William D. Caldwell
Thelma Laundy
Fourteenth Ave
Curtis St
Dewey Praises New New York Sickness Disability Plan
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey hailed New York State's sickness disability law as fulfilling a dream and ending an old fear for about six million people and their families. He said after July 1 wage earners unable to work due to sickness will be freed from fear of relief or hunger. The act provides regular insurance payments equal to half of weekly wages up to 26 dollars weekly for thirteen weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Dewey
Lehmkuhl 43 Superintendent Dies at Hercules Powder Plant
Lehmkuhl, 43, superintendent of the Hercules Powder Company plant at Jasonville, Indiana, died. He was born in Hercules, Galicia.
Mystery of Egyptian romance still exists
Philadelphia AP reports economist Zaki Hashem refuses to confirm or deny rumors he lost his fiancée Marriman Sadek to King Farouk of Egypt. Hashem, returned to the United States, says only he plans to resume his UN career and offers no comment on royal interference or a potential post as Egypt’s minister to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Zaki Hashem
Farouk
Egypt
Russia
Hashem
United Nations
U. S
The
Nile
Marriman Sadek
Miss Sadek
MacArthur Signs Jap Diet Member Autograph
Tokyo AP Saburo Shikum a, a member of Japan's diet, became the first Japanese to receive General MacArthur's autograph in his office. Shikum a and nine other lawmakers, visiting the United States to study legislative methods, called on MacArthur on Thursday. He flashed an autograph book and asked for a sign. MacArthur smiled and obliged. Envious colleagues plan to seek Truman's autograph if they meet him in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Saburo Shiikuma
Japan
Diet
MacArthur
Kyodo
Shiikkuma
United States
Shiikuma
Truman
Washington
New York Orders Another Dry Day
The water level in New York City reservoirs rises slowly as officials announce a third dry day next Thursday. The move limits baths and nonessential water use, with the latest saving about 31 million gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Stephen J. Carney
Ohio Finances In Good Shape Says Director
State Finance Director Herbert D Defenbacher argues Ohio finances are healthier than critics claim. He cites a $2,240,090 positive balance versus budget estimates and six month revenues of $145,805,140 with expenditures of $138,855,236, leaving a net surplus over $2,000,000 after utility tax timing adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defenbacher
General Revenue Fund
Boy May Enter Dog Business
Oklahoma City AP report describes three-year-old Mike Mason considering a new animal venture after the death of his cocker Pat. The boy, shown crying over Pat in a wire photo, believes a car caused the death and his parents suspect poisoning. Letters offering dogs pour in as Mike weighs future pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mike Mason
Associated Press
Pat
Mike
Claude Mason
Mason
Man ruled sane in OSU fraternal killing case
Lima State Hospital psychiatrists ruled 20 year old James D Heer of Euclid legally sane and responsible for the shooting death of Ohio State University fraternity Brother Jack T McKewen of Norwood last fall He is charged with first degree murder in the slaying The sanity report was filed with Common Pleas Judge Myron B Gessaman by Dr R E Bushong Lima Hospital superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lima State Hospital
James D. Heer
Euclid
Jack T. McKewen
Norwood
Ohio State University
Heer
R. E. Bushong
Lima Hospital
Common Pleas
Myron B. Gessaman
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Son
Pete Jones
James F. Glass
Ola L. Glass
Ohio
Oscar R. Leiser
Said
H. O. Finkelman
New Salvation Army
Greene & Brock
Allied Stores
Amer. Rad
San
Armco Steel Corp
Amer. Tel, & Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdale Oi
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Posias Aneere
Pacific
Chrysier Ew
Colimbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Belson
Edison Recesseces
SEB Container Corp
Leeeeevess
Continental Bak. Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Curtis Wee A
Deer & Co
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont & Co
Firestone Tire & Malleee Co
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Greyhound
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hiram Walker
Sscescries
Hudson Motors Ovawaseweds
Inspiration
Gee Bine
Int
Tel
Tei Eve
Kennecott Copper
Ois
Boda Sanvs Texas Corp
Ixenevian Bees
United Aircraft
Wee
United Airlines
Aekaanen
Lence
U. S. Steel Weregneuse Electric F
Preacher
John C., Hawkins
Mrs. Adeline Shumard
John J. Palmer
Europe
Athens
Rome
Geneva
Paris
RILGG
Ooletown
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham
Wilmorcton
Dr. Fox
Bob Parks
Howard Sears
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