GOP Headman Scott To Stay Plans Middle Road Policies
National Chairman Scott plans a middle of the road GOP approach ahead of the January 25 and 26 national committee session in Omaha. He rejects ouster talk, says he will shape policy with both conservatives and liberals, and emphasizes a four year role guiding party direction.
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GOP
Scott
Washington
Republican National Committee
Omaha
Y Gov
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Congress
Driver Bound Over to Jury in Fatal Bus Crash
Walter Elliott a 39 year old Hamilton bus driver was arraigned before Otto Grafner Hanover Township justice of the peace. He pleaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury with bond set at 2000. The charge stems from a Thursday noon bus collision that killed Sandra Jackman three of Hamilton.
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Walter Elliott
Hamilton
Otto Grafner
Hanover Township
Elliott
Butler County
Granier
Sandra Jackman
Wiltshire family marks four birthdays on four holidays
Mr and Mrs Wilson Wiltshire of Celebrate Double MT Vernon Indiana celebrate the birthdays of their four children on distinct holidays. Jerry age 9 born on Washingtons Birthday Dicka Sue age 6 born Memorial Day Michael age 4 born last July 4 Barbara Gail born Christmas Day.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Mrs. Wilson Wiltshire
Jerry
Washington
Dicka Sue
Michael
Barbara Gail
Ex-Army Flier Rescued After Week on Plateau Near Colorado Utah
William H Harrison Jr of Granby Colorado spent almost a week on a 6000 foot plateau near the Colorado Utah border after a crash. A ski plane rescued him and he was taken to Fort Logan Hospital with badly frozen feet. Civil Air Patrol pilot Jim Eskridge and O C LeBoutillier of Craig Colorado aided in the rescue after food drops.
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Denver
Colorado-Utah
William H. Harrison
Granby
Colo
Harrison
Fort Logan Veterans Hospital
Rock Springs
Wyo
Grand Junction
Jim Eskridge
Colorado
Civil Air Patrol
O. C. LeBoutillier
Craig
Vernal
Utah
Eskridge
Goldwyn Leaves MPA Supports Open Market for Films
Samuel Goldwyn quits the Motion Picture Association of America to back independent studios in a bid for an open market. Eric Johnston, MPA president, says he is relieved as Goldwyn argues for free enterprise and nondiscriminatory access for all producers to show films in every community.
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Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Motion Picture Association of America
Independent
Eric Johnston
Association
Goldwyn
MPA
Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers
Artillery Reserve Seeks New Members
Reservists of Battery B, 323rd Field Artillery seek new members to join a group of 18. Capt. Andrew Dobrozsi, commanding officer, announced a Feb 7 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Aeronca Aircraft building. Interested persons may contact Dobrozsi at 27022.
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323Rd Field Artillery
BRC
Andrew Dobrozsi
Dobrozsi
Aeronca Aircraft
Lemon Progressive Group Meets To Discuss Three Items
The Lemon Township Progressive Club will hold its regular officers meeting tomorrow night at the Butler County Furnace Company office on Sheffield Street. President L. M. Goodman says the session starts at 7 30 p m and will cover three important matters.
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Lemon Township
Progressive Club
Butler County Furaace Company
Sheffield St
L. M. Goodman
Exeter plans $100000 theater in Benchley honor
Alumni of the class of 1908 at Phillips Exeter Academy spearhead a nationwide drive for gifts to build a theater valued at $100000 to seat 1200 in honor of the late humorist Robert Benchley.
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Benchley Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Robert Benchley
Lausche Criticizes Senate Vote On Finance Director Nominee
Gov. Frank Lausche said he was distressed as the Ohio Senate rejected H. D. Defenbacher’s confirmation as state finance director 15 to 10. He may keep Defenbacher in another capacity while awaiting possible reconsideration.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
State Senate
H. D. Defenbacher
Defenbacher
Lausche
Senate
Judge Rules On Large 1943 Estate Will Trust Provisions
Butler County probate judge Oscar R. Leiser issues a 19 page opinion interpreting Tenie Kyle's will. Executors seek guidance on a $5,000 trust for Esther Shafer and a residue trust for Harry and Mildred Mehl's children. The ruling allows using both income and principal for Esther while she is under her mother Clara Shafer care. The residue trust pays net income to the Mehl children in equal shares while principal is distributed to them at age 25, with six children total and the youngest eight.
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Oscar R. Leiser
Butler County
Tenie Kyle
Lemon Township
Walter R. Bender
Myron K. Mehl
Esther Shafer
Charles
Clara Shafer
Leiser
Harry
Mildred Mehl
Kiwanis to Hear George Blackburn at Noon Meeting
Middletown High School coach Glenn Ellison will host George Blackburn former Miami coach now at the University of Cincinnati at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting. Blackburn will present football predictions and show football films. Robert Funston, new vice president, receives his pin after induction by David Selvar, past lieutenant governor.
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Glenn
Tiger
Ellison
Middletown High School
George Blackburn
Miami
University of Cincinnati
Kiwanis Club
Robert Funston
David T. Selvar
Navy grant funds odor sense research at WSC
A Navy grant will finance Washington State College psychology research on the sense of smell. Dr. F Nowell Jones, department chair, says the faculty have not yet fully explained how odor is produced and aims to identify active properties in substances that create odor.
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NAVY
Pullman, Wash
U.P
Washington State College
F. Nowell Jones
Department of Psychology
Jones
Oak Ridge radioactive carbon supports leaf sugar proof
Radioactive carbon from Oak Ridge aided experiments showing leaves can fuse glucose and fructose to form sucrose. The study demonstrates plants can assemble the two simple sugars into cane sugar using detectable carbon tracing.
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Oak Ridge
Church Plans Second Anniversary Special Services
The Middletown Full Gospel Tabernacle North Verity Parkway marks its second anniversary with a 7 30 p m service led by Rev John W Sullivan pastor. Rev E E Bond of Canton Q will be principal speaker and delegations from Cincinnati Deer Park Johnsville Dayton Chillicothe Eaton and other southern Ohio towns are invited. Local leaders report on youth work and entertainment includes trios duets quartets and congregational singing. J Lawler manager of the Middletown Journal will bring greetings from the local business community.
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Middletown
Full Gospel Tabernacle
North Verity
Mayor Helps City Grow In Nashua Birth Count 5500
Dr. Oswald S. Maynard serves as Nashua mayor and has delivered his 5500th baby in 44 years of practice. The city has about 33 000 residents. The milestone underscores his long service in the community.
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Nashua
N. H
U.P
Oswald S. Maynard
Maynard
Mitchum Sues Cottage Owner Over Privacy Ad
Los Angeles AP. Actor Robert Mitchum sues Nanette Bordeaux owner of the Laurel Canyon cottage where he and three others were arrested on marijuana charges. Mitchum seeks $10,000 damages claiming invasion of privacy from an advertisement to sell the cottage furnishings that used his name without authorization.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Laurel Canyon
Nanette Bordeaux
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Miss Bordeaux
Jeter Sentenced for Ice-Pick Slaying in Canton
Buck Allen Jeter, 33, received a one to twenty year term in Common Pleas Court for the August 30 ice-pick killing of Hubbard Reese, 35, both Canton residents. The slaying followed a truck dispute.
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Canton
Buck Allen Jeter
Common Pleas
Hubbard Reese
Liquor Men Seek Four Man Board to Oversee State
The Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association urged replacing the state liquor director with a four member bipartisan Board of Liquor Control. The plan calls for eight year terms at 15000 dollars annually and rotating chairmanship. They want census based boundaries for liquor store districts and removal of agencies in areas with state stores. About 400 members approved the proposals.
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Columbus
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association
State Liquor Department
Board of Liquor Control
Forgotten Mountain Boys Found Dead in West Virginia Tragedy
In Davis West Virginia authorities report the bodies of nine year old Eston Carr and seven year old Robert Carr found within a mountain area after a week long search. Sixteen year old John Helmick was rescued but critically ill with pneumonia. Fog and snow hampered the search as 150 volunteers scoured the rugged terrain.
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DAVIS
W. Va
Eston Carr
Robert
John Helmick
Carr
Peterson's Ointment fame as pile relief across the land
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that gave quick cooling relief for piles. Peterson's Ointment became a nationwide favorite in thousands of homes with a 40 cent box or 60 cent applicator tube. It promises delight or your money back.
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Buffalo
Peterson
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