Decision In Burnett Case Delayed After Full Day Of Hearings
Judge Alton H. Combs will rule next Friday after a day of testimony in Municipal Court on the Burnett case. Harry Burnett Jr. 38 of 1215 Grove Street is charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest following a January 6 incident at Godwins Restaurant on North Broad Street where he was struck by Patrolman Wendell Cox. Testimony from about 20 witnesses centered on what led to the arrest and whether force was justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton H. Combs
Judge Combs
Harry Burnett, Jr
Grove St
Wendell Cox
God
Cox
Gulinski
Burnett
Burnetts
Isaacs
Two Hamilton Men Face Court On Center Burglary Charge
Samuel Cardwell and Staf ford Parker, both of Hamilton, were to be arraigned in criminal court on burglary and larceny charges for a Monday night break in at the Armco Colored Center. Cincinnati detectives arrested them Thursday while recovering stolen items from a Cincinnati pawn shop. The broken south window and ransacked desk and wardrobe were noted by Hugh Parker, director of the center. A third man, John Deil Jackson, was released after questioning. The suspects allegedly disposed of the safe in Four Miles Creek near Hamilton. it had not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cardwell
Stafford Parker
Hamilton
Armco
Cincinnati
Center
Film Slated Tonight At Salvation Army Citadel
The third film in a St. Paul life series, titled Years of Apprenticeship, screens at 8 p.m. tonight at the Salvation Army Citadel. Captain Kenneth Sharp invites all interested viewers. A sermon series on Holy Spirit begins tomorrow at the Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Salvation Army
Kenneth Sharp
Citadel
Sharp
Mink Coat Stolen From Cincinnati Home
Mrs Grace Palm reported a burglary in Cincinnati during which a mink coat valued at 3000 dollars a purse containing 40 dollars and liquor worth 125 dollars were taken while she slept upstairs. Mrs Palm is wife of Max Palm Jr and linked to the Palm Brothers alcomania Company and city park board chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati — ‘Ap
Grace Palm
RKO Manager Goetz Recalled to Active Military Service
Col. Joseph F. Goetz manager of the Capitol and Shubert theaters in Cincinnati says he has been recalled to active military duty. He will report to U S Air Force headquarters February 5 as chief of the Motion Picture and Entertainment Section. He previously held the post before going inactive March 1, 1950. Goetz also served as assistant division manager of RKO theaters in Cincinnati and Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO
Cincinnati
Joseph F. Goetz
Capitol
Shubert
Goetz
Headquarters
U. S. Air Force
Dayton
County approves record Brown County budget
Georgetown AP reports 1951 Brown County budget totals 654309 dollars for operating expenses set by county commissioners, the largest in county history. The plan covers government operations for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Brown County
Call for 1000 volunteer auxiliary firefighters in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Civil Defense asks for 1000 volunteer auxiliary firefighters for defense duty. Applicants must be at least 17, with parental consent if under 21, says Safety Director Cris E. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cris E. Hamilton
City Defense Organization
Lunken Sets First Airline Stop in Five Years
Cincinnati AP reports Lunken airport will resume regular passenger service starting March 1 with All American Airways making Lunken a stop. Howard Crush, Lunken superintendent, announced the development yesterday marking the return of scheduled operations after a five year gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunken
Airline
Cincinnati
Howard Crush
All American Airways, Inc
Municipal Field
Milk prices rise again in Salem shops
Salem AP reports milk prices increased another cent per quart to 20 cents for regular and 21 cents for homogenized. It marks the second one cent hike in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SALEM
Night crash kills Dayton couple
Dayton resident Carl E Henry aged 37 and his wife Leona were killed when their car struck an embankment on a county road near Dayton last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Carl E. Henry
Leona
Ford Schenck Obituary Notice
Ford Schenck 74 longtime Madison Township employee died at home on Elk Cree Road West Middletown Route 1 after two years illness three months of serious condition Survived by widow Sadie two sons Arthur Ft Lauderdale Florida Herbert Dayton a daughter Vera Alispach Trenton seven grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Wilson Funeral Home Rev H H Jung burial Elk Creek Cemetery friends may call Tuesday 2 5 and 7 10 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Schenck
Madison Township
Elk Cree Road
West Middletown
Chenck
Sadie
Arthur
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Herbert
Dayton
Vera Alispach
Trenton
Wilson Funeral Home
H. H. Jung
Elk Creek Cemetery
Miss Anna Berry Dies After Illness in Middletown
Retired P Lorillard Company employee Miss Anna Berry died at 6 15 am today at Middletown Hospital after a three week confinement. Born in Glendale Ohio she lived in the city most of her life. Survived by three nephews and a niece. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church Tuesday burial in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Sunday and Monday 2 5 and 7 19 p m. Immaculate Mary Sodality will meet at 8 pm Monday for Rosary at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Berry
P. Lorillard Company
Middletown Hospital
Glendale, O
Lonnie Luff
Iglehartik
Lorillard Company
Holy Trinity Church
The
Immaculate Mary Sodality
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Funeral services for Richard J. Moon
Richard J. Moon 32 former Middletown resident died Thursday at his Westwood New Jersey home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev Fletcher E Shoup officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday evening at Wilson Funeral Home. Moon moved from Middletown in 1946 and was sales department manager of Robert Gair Company Piermont New York at death. He graduated Middletown High School in 1936 and previously worked for Gardner Board and Carton Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Moon
Middletown
Westwood
N. J
Calvary Methodist Church
Fletcher E. Shoup
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Moon
Robert Gair Company
Piermont
N. Y
Middletown High School
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Mrs Cordelia Greer 76 dies at home on Central Ave
Mrs Cordelia Mae Greer 76 resident of the city for 49 years died at her home 4109 Central Ave at 5 25 pm yesterday Survivors include husband Charles W son Hugh of Gadsden Ala daughters Leona LeCay Pine Bluff Ark and Helen Colter Hamilton brother Thomas Coleman Point Pleasant W Va sister Rose Thornton Millwood W Va five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are being made at Riggs Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Mae Greer
Central Ave
Charles W
Hugh
Gadsden
Ala
Leona LeCay
Pine Bluff
Ark
Helen Colter
Hamilton
Thomas Coleman
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Rose Thornton
Millwood
Riggs Funeral Home
Death of two month old Victoria Hayes at Middletown Hospital
Victoria Lee Hayes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Hayes of 902 Catalpa Dr. died at Middletown Hospital at 7 45 p m yesterday. She is survived by her parents a sister Alberta Connie and the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Russell Milling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Lee Hayes
Rutherford Hayes
Catalpa Dr
Middletown Hospital
Alberta Connie
Russell Milling
Riggs Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere Elses Gor don radio star dies at 28 years
Elsie May Gordon, a prolific radio performer in New York, created over 1,000 roles during 28 years on air. She worked with stars such as Al Jolson, Fred Allen, and Eddie Cantor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW York
Elsie May Gordon
al Jolson
Fred Allen
Eddie Cantor
James Mooney Named Director From Narragansett Park
James Mooney of Fall River Massachusetts in his early fifties is named a director at Narragansett Park race track in Miami Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
James Mooney
Fall River
Mass
Narragansett Park
Job Placement Decline Not Alarming Says Local Official
P F Johnson of the local Employment Center cites a 20 percent December drop in job placements due to seasonal lay offs and year end factors. The decline mainly hit agriculture and construction with 15 cent new unemployment claims in Middletown. Over 300 people were placed in new jobs in December, about 20 percent below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Johnson
Johnson
Frank J. Collopy
State Bureau of
Columbus
Middletown
Births report from 815 Fourth Ave to 2422 Superior Ave
Mr and Mrs David Brewer welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Donald Bolden welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Riddle welcomed a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brewer
Fourth Ave
Donald Bolden
Superior Ave
James Riddle
Columbia Ave
Marriage Licenses for Hamilton and Surrounding Areas
Otto Keeberle aged 7 and Clara Pauley 62 both of Hamilton Route 5 Conway James Spurlock 20 Marine Corps Hamilton Route 5 and Mary Louise Kupper 21 Hamilton. Raymond J. Kupper 20 carpenter and Phyllis M Konrad 21 office clerk both of Hamilton Leonard A. Roth 37 clerk Lockland and Marcella A. Radowitz 33 of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Keeberle
Clara Pauley
Hamilton
Conway James Spurlock
Marine Corps
Mary Louise Kupper
Raymond J. Kupper
Carpenter
Phyllis M. Konrad
Leonard A. Roth
Lockland
Marcella A. Radowitz
Names and Dismissals in Franklin and Middletown Area
A list of residents and relatives connected to area hospitals including Walter Jordan of Franklin and many others noted as medical or civic. The fragmented item mentions dismissals and patient references across Franklin Middletown and nearby towns with several street addresses and family relations.
Weekend Movie Schedule with Westerns and Adventure
Paramount shows Al Jennings of Oklahoma and He`s a Cockeyed Wonder at staggered times Saturday. Strand presents Return of Frontiersman and Holiday Rhythm with matinee and evening slots. Sunday features Trail of Robin Hood and Hidden City plus Storm Warning at Colonial with multiple showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jennings
Oklahoma
Cockeyed Wonder
Serviceman Pfc Marion Albert Reported Ill in Korea
Pfc Marion Albert son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert of 516 Moore St is confined to a base hospital in Korea with a severe cold after a week in care. He, with the 523rd Engineers Division, has been overseas seven months five of which are in Korea. He attended Middletown schools and worked for Armco before enlisting two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Albert
Joseph Albert
Moore St
Korea
Albert
523Rd Engineers
Middletown
Armco Stee Corporation
Police Briefs Report Municipal Incident at Local Restaurant
Patrolmen Howerton and Webb arrested two men on Central Ave this morning. Lester Conley 11 Garfield St faces intoxication and resisting arrest charges while Ralph Pelfrey 27 218 E State St is charged with intoxication after a fight at the restaurant. Annering a call to the Middletown hospital emergency room, officers Cox and Judd Jr report Burr Gilbert treated for a knife nose wound from a separate fight. no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howerton
Landon Webb
Central Ave
Lester Conley
Garfield St
Ralph Pelfrey
E. State St
Annering
Middletownospital
Wendall Cox
Paul Judd, Jr
Burr Gilbert
Gilbert
Five fined for disorderly conduct in municipal court
Judge Alton Combs presided as five individuals were fined 25 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct. The defendants named include Robert Perkins 41 of 907 Eighth Ave Willis Domineck 24 of Ninth Ave and Lincoln St Elsie Thomas 23 of 912 Eighth Ave Sylvester Sisson 23 of 905 Seventh Ave and Anna Smith 41 of 905 Ninth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Combs
Robert Perkins
Eighth Ave
Willis Domineck
Ninth Ave
Lincoln St
Elsie Thomas
Sylvester Sisson
Seventh Ave
Anna Smith
Rubber For Tires Cut In Synthetic Rubber Allocation
Washington AP reports the government cut about 7650 tons of synthetic rubber allocated for this month to produce tires and other military products amid ongoing inflation and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leaeliieanananacet
Elmer Barker Elected YMCA Board President
Elmer Barker was elected president of the YMCA Board of Directors new officers include Owen A. Albaugh as first vice president Melvin Kelso as second vice president and Norma Imhoff as secretary Barker a safety director at Armco Steel has served on the Y board since January 1947 and chaired the 1947 enrollment drive Knight reported the association gained 166 members in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Barker
Ymca Board of Directors
Ralph Knight
Owen A. Albaugh
Melvin Kelso
Norma Imhoff
Barker
Armco Steel Corporation
Y” Board
Knight
Dazey Reelected Salvation Army Board Chairman in Middletown
Don Dazey was reelected chair man of the Salvation Army Advisory Board in Middletown. W. W. McIntire became vice chairman with Marke Walke as secretary and James Goforth as treasurer. Six board members were reelected for three years: Harry Lewis Ben Kitchen Walter McCoy McIntire Dr L H Bremer and Goforth. Luther P. Smith filled the vacancy left by Frank Myers. New members Floyd Starr and Thirkield joined the board Thirkield representing the Franklin Salvation Army committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dazey
Salvation Army
Middletown
Kenneth Sharp
W. W. McIintire
Marke Walke
James Goforth
Harry Lewis
Ben Kitchen
Walter McCoy
McIntire
L. H. Bremer
Goforth
Luther P. Smith
Frank Myers
Journal City
Floyd Starr
Scout Thirkield
Thirkield
Franklin Salvation Army Committee
Spring Weather Roller Coaster Forecast Delivers Freeze Tonight
The forecast outlines a 65 to 70 high today with a 25 to 30 low tonight marking the first hard freeze after a mild stretch. Sunday brings cloudy windy skies, snow flurries, and much colder temps, following a yesterday’s 64 high and 54 low. Today’s temps ranged from 60 to 63 as of midmorning.
Lineman Sues for 100000 Damages in Cincinnati Case
Roy McClure of Franklin Route 1 files a $100,000 damage suit in Cincinnati Common Pleas Court against The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company alleging an August 4 1949 pole accident near Middletown caused his fall while working for a contractor on the defendant’s project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Roy McClure
Franklin Route 1
Polio Fund Drive Update With Booth Totals
Members of the American Legion collected 262 dollars at the polio fund booth, bringing the total to 1941 dollars and 43 cents. The Loyal Order of the Moose takes over the booth at Central and Broad today as the local polio foundation seeks 18 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Loyal Order of the Moose
Booth
Central and
Broad
The
Polio Foundation
Colored News Highlights From Local Events
The New Era Baptist Choir hosts a pep rally Sunday at 3 p.m. led by Rev. Herbert Hart with Calvary Singers. Mt. Zion Senior Choir, led by Mrs. Augusta Knox, visits for the service. Golden Link Sewing Club awards prizes to three members. Various visits and club meetings noted including Girl Scouts Troop 7 at 835 Ninth Ave. on Thursday at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Baptist
Herbert Hart
Calvary Singers
Mt. Zion
Augusta Knox
Golden Link Sewing Club
Helen Harris
Lillie Carter
Daisy Kenner
Julia Million
Girl Scouts of
Troop
Ninth Ave
Grounds Covering About Sixteen Acres
The report notes that the White Winged birds and grounds cover roughly 16 acres, detailing the extent of the area involved and implying implications for use and preservation.
Senator Would Cut Ferguson Office Staff
Ohio Auditor Joseph Ferguson dismisses concerns over a Baker bill to move the State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices from his office to the Governor. The plan would shift about 300 of Ferguson’s 450 staffers, putting the governor in charge of inspecting accounts for state offices and local taxing districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio Senate
I. E. Baker
Montgomery
Baker
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Ferguson
Freguson
Frank J. Lausche
A. Taft
Bureau of Inspection
Joint Chiefs Push UMST Plan to Meet Manpower Goals
The Army Navy and Air Force chiefs urged a long term universal military and service training plan to boost manpower. General J Lawton Collins said Army strength by July 1 would reach 24 combat divisions, with the current goal of 3 462 205 in the armed forces at risk. They told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that drafting 18 year olds for at least 27 months is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
J. Lawton Collins
Army Chief of Staff
Forrest P. Sherman
Senate
Collins
Hoyt Vandenberg
Pacific Battlefront
Korea
Nuns to Replace Striking Nurses at Knoxville Hospital
About 20 Religious Sisters of Mercy from Ohio travel to Knoxville Tennessee to replace striking registered nurses at St Mary Hospital. The nine provincial Sisters of Mercy hospitals may provide backup if needed and Springfield Ohio Owensboro Kentucky and Morganfield Kentucky groups stand by. Nurses seek a raise from 8 dollars to 10 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sisters of Mercy
Ohio
Knoxville
Tenn
St. Mary Hospital
Mariemont
Toledo
Tiffin
Lima
Hamilton
Springfield
Owensboro
Morganfield
Annunciata
St Mary's Hospital
Crash Kills Man And 4 Year Old Daughter
A head on collision south of Steubenville killed Troy McCartney 41 and his four year old daughter Jane. Two other children, Larry 3 and Glenda 5, survived in Ohio Valley Hospital with good condition. Truck driver William Johnson of Alliance was unhurt after passing a northbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Here
Troy McCartney
Rayland
Wierton Steel Company
Jane
Larry McCartney
Glenda
Ohio Valley Hospital
William Johnson
Alliance
Chinese Communist Aggressor Viewpoint in Korea Debate
In pre vote debate some Republicans argued the resolution served as a declaration of war. The passage notes a daylong oyster straining process can move as much as 100 quarts of water through its gills to obtain food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Flurry Of Accidents Keeps Patrolmen Busy
A series of crashes kept patrolmen busy with several injuries and property damage. At 6 30 p m on Tytus Ave Arthur Collins 42 of Erlanger Ky collided while attempting to pass Rufus Fugate 35 of New Lebanon Route 2 causing about 100 damage. In a three car Central Ave collision Harry Kash 47 Orville Williams 40 and Edward Brede 49 sustained 375 damage with Williams backing into Brede and Kash fronting. A minor Germantown Rd crash caused slight damage to two cars. Dorothy Montgomery 46 Trenton Route 1 and Otto Bueland 1726 Home Ave Dayton reported slight damage after a green light dispute at Yankee Rd Verity Pkwy. Louis Frank 30 502 S Main St and Ray Duff 18 34 S Broad St were the drivers in the 3 a m Yankee Rd Verity Pkwy collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Trimble
Cox
Patromian Delman Whitt
Burnett
M. H. Weinstein
Gulinski
Godwin's
Tytus Ave
Arthur Collins
Erlanger
Tytus
Rufus Fugate
New Lebanon
Collins
Fugate
Central Ave
Harry C. Kash
Jacoby Ave
Orville B. Williams
Lylburn Rd
Edward H. Brede, Sr
Euclid Dr
Wilfred Palmer
Clarence Lawson
Kash
Williams
Central
Germantown Rd
Dorothy Montgomery
Trenton
Otto Bueland
Home Ave
Dayton
Yankee Rd
Verity Pkvy
Robert Trimble
Gilbert Lafayette
Louis Frank
S. Main St
Ray Duff
S. Broad St
County Sales Up Substantially In Last Half Of 1950
Butler County reports sales tax receipts totaling 1,340,487.52 from July 1 to January 6, a rise of 244,209.67 from the prior six months. Statewide figures show similar gains, with motor vehicle, building, and radio and music tax categories driving the increase to 2,382,413 for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wendel
Butler County
Roger W. Tracy
Wendel
Ohio
Tracy
Two Vehicular Collision on Route 4 Near LeSourdsville
A two car crash on Route 4 near LeSourdsville at 1 25 a m caused minor injuries to several passengers and moderate vehicle damage. Willie Simms 19 of 1500 Baltimore Street drove north and rear ended Geraldine Fischer 33 of 2039 Dixie Highway Hamilton. State Patrol reported there were several passengers in both autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville
Willie Simms
Baltimore St
Geraldine Fischer
Dixie Highway
Hamilton
Greek Pastor to Speak at Hamilton Meeting
Father John Pappadopulos of St. Constantine and Heleni Greek Orthodox Church will address the better relations session in Hamilton tomorrow at 3 p.m. The event follows a gathering at the home of Mrs. Bertha Perkins at 2 20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pappadopulos
St. Constantine and Heleni
Israel Baptist ——. Hamilton
Bertha Perkins
Winter Cold Spreads Across Central United States
Frigid Canadian air moves from the western plains toward the Upper Great Lakes and eastern states. Temperatures drop below zero in the Dakotas Minnesota and Montana with lows around minus fifteen to minus seventeen. Light snow noted in portions of the cold belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Rockies
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Grand Forks
N. D
Bigmarck
The U.S. Theater Network Surpasses 18700 Venues
A tally states more than 18 700 motion picture theaters operate across the United States reflecting growing film exhibition nationwide. The count spans independent cinemas and large chains, indicating expanding access to movie entertainment across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Isaacs
Tilmon Ellison
Steve Gulinski
Godwinn’s
Police
John Deil Jackson
Jackson
Bauer
Cardwell
Parker
Qhio
Taxi, Inc
Mrs. Cordelia Greer
Walter Jordan of
Franklin, Gre
Gory
Stephen Johnson
Herman King
Willard Marsh
Clarefice Meeks
Franklin
Adical
Stephen Creekbaum
Roscoe Creekbaum
Woodlawn
Judith Darragh
James Darragh
Fleming Rd
James Greenfield
First Ave
Wess Peck
Germantown
Luther Gray
Harold Kennedy
Loran Maxwell
Hill St
Hale Smith
Faia Bryant Heflin
Omaha
Donald Hueber
Harold Loxley
Hubert Adams
Lamberton St
Yvonne Brown
John Brown
Buena Ave
Henry B. Moore
Arthur Dorenbusch
Fourteenth Ave
Warner Henderson
Greentree Rd
Mercy Hospital
Paramount
Sriefs
YMCA
Dazey
Salvation Army Board
Lineman
Colored News
Hattie Davis
Camden, N. J
Mrs
Nora Howard
Calumet St
Friendly Women’s Club
Alice Milton
Curley Milton
Joint Chiefs
Crash
Man
Brede
Williams Auto
Long & Co
Dial
Rcavictor
Streifthaus
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