Lingler Will Not Seek Re Election In Ohio Assembly
Hamilton Republican Martin Lingler Jr announced he will not run again in the Ohio General Assembly with his term ending December 31 1954. Two Hamilton Democrats John W. Thomas and Richard N. Koehler formally declared for the May primary, while fellow Republican James W. Sexton weighs another term. Lingler cited family and time away from home as key factors and noted this would be his final Journal column unless a special session is called. Koehler active in Butler County Democrats and a local lawyer, is married with two children.
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Martin Lingler Jr
Hamilton
Ohio General Assembly
Ard N
Lingler
Journal
Work Begins Next Week On Hospital Expansion Wing
Months of planning culminate as Charlies Shook Co. of Dayton moves equipment to Middletown Hospital to start a new wing as part of a 2 million dollar expansion. Don Carey, building committee chair, says the low bidder will handle heating and air conditioning with a 370 thousand dollar bid and will use local labor as needed. Other remodeling bids will be sought after the wing opens.
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Charlies Shook Co
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Don Carey
Hospital Board of
Carey
Shook
Marine Death Toll Rises to 29 in Inchon Collision
In Inchon Korea the death toll among Marines from a collision between a troopship and a landing craft rose to 29. Officials said the landing craft carried 51 men and 22 were rescued from the icy harbor. One missing Marine listed is Donald C. Obert of Columbus Ohio.
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Inchon
Korea
U.S
Inchon Harbor
Formosa
Marine Ae
Chioan
Pfe
Donald C. Obert
Herman J. Obert
Mohawk St
Columbus
Sixty Die in Pakistan Train Crash Near Karachi
Railway officials report 60 dead and 50 injured after the Pakistan Mail express collided with an oil-tanker train north of Karachi. Funeral prayers were held at the disaster site in the Sand Desert as a blaze from the crash was controlled at midnight.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Pakistan Mail
Pentagon hears on 49 million Spain airfield program
Washington committee officials questioned Pentagon leaders about a proposed 49 million dollar airfield program in Spain. The hearing examined goals and funding details for the project and its strategic implications.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Spain
Thomas of Hamilton Aides Local Democratic Party
THOMAS grew up in Hamilton and graduated from Hamilton High School. He served three years in the Pacific with the Navy in World War II, studied at Miami University, then earned a law degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1950. He practices law in Hamilton, has been secretary of the Butler County Bar Association, and belongs to the Ohio State Bar Association. In 1952 he was elected a Democratic National Convention delegate from the 3rd Congressional District pledged to Estes Kefauver and served as Democratic Central Committeeman in Hamilton's Sixth Ward.
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Koehler
State
Young Democrats
Butler County
Soumh
Democratic Club
Hamilton Public
Miami University
Chase College
Cincinati
Kautz, Holbrook and Koehler
Thomas
Hamilton
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
Butler County Bar Assn
Ohio State Bar Assn
Estes Kefauver
Parole Violator To Stay In Butler County Jail
Robert Lee Baker, 39, confessed purse snatcher, pled guilty to petit larceny before Mayor Worley. Sentenced to 90 days and $300 fine, he must face burglary tools charge and be bound over to the county grand jury, delaying parole return and keeping him in county jail until after the grand jury and trial.
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Oxford
Butler County
Ohio
Robert Lee Baker
Grace Dome
Miami University
M. D. Worley
Baker
Cincinnati
Columbus
Oscar Decker
Grand Jury
Quick Action Of Woman Puts Nip On Flames
Mrs Clar ence Collinsworth of North Middletown acted quickly when an overheated motor in her home's oil furnace sparked a basement blaze at 1617 Germantown Rd. She shut off power, carried an 11 month old child to a neighbor, and alerted the North Middletown Fire Department. Firefighters said her quick actions prevented a furnace explosion and further spread of the fire.
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Clarence Collinsworth
North Middletown
Germantown Rd
Klinsworth
NMFD
Somerville Pair Fined For Brawl
In Somerville Hamilton Special reports two men, uncle and nephew William Newton and Carl Newton, received suspended six month terms from Common Plea Judge P. P. Boli for an October brawl. Each man also faced a $200 fine reduced by half on condition of restitution. Colmar Stampler and Andrew Gibbs, bar tender at Fox Hole Cafe, were injured.
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Hamilton
Somerville
Drew
P. P. Boli
Boli
William Newton
Carl Newton
Colmar Stamper
Andrew Gibbs
Fox Hole
Newtons
Prominent Ohio Educator Dies
Delaware, Ohio funeral services are set for Dr. William H. Rice 84 a founder of the Ohio High School Athletic Assn He died yesterday after 24 years in Delaware since retirement from active school work Rice spent 32 years as London city schools superintendent and also served in Chillicothe schools system
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Delaware
Ohio
William H. Rice
Central
Rice
Ohio High School Athletic Assn
London Schools
Chillicothe
Polio Fund Moves Up A Little
The 1954 Polio Fund made small gains but trails 1953. Civitan Club collected 123.84 at the Polio booth on Central Ave and Broad Street. Gifts by mail to Box 350 Middletown reached 652, and 33 was pledged on WPFB drive last night. Kiwanis and Junior Chamber of Commerce plan booth coverage. Y Teens will swap lapel tags for donations.
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Charles Reuthe
County Polio Group
Reuthe
Civitan Club
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Middletown
WPFB
Kiwanis
Senate panel endorses McConnaughey for Renegotiation aid
The Senate Finance Committee recommended Senate confirmation of George C. McConnaughey of Ohio for the Contract Renegotiation aid post. The piece also notes Stuart kings of England favored cock fighting, once called the royal sport.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
George C. McConnaughey
Ohio
England
Judge Levies 225 Dollars in Fines on 15 Traffic Violators
Judge J C Lamb presided over Traffic Court and ordered fines totaling 225 dollars plus costs for 15 motorists. Milburn Gibson faced 25 dollars for failure to yield at an unmarked intersection after a two car crash. Other drivers received 50, 40, 10 or 20 dollar fines for speeding or related offenses.
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J. ¢. Lamb
Milburn Gibson
Granada Ave
Delay In Barton Hearing Sought
George Franklin Barton 35, formerly 606 Crawford St, was tracked to Los Angeles by the FBI on charges of unlawful flight. Butler County seeks a postponement of his U S hearing and extradition decision while Barton weighs waiving extradition. he is held on 5000 dollar bond for shooting bartender Clark Tingley at Son's Grill on August 2. Barton has prior Kentucky robbery sentences.
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Los Angeles
Calif
George Franklin Barton
Crawford St
Middletown
Schedul Barton
Clark Tingley
Son's Grill
E. Central Avenue
Barton
Tingley
FBI
Sheriff's Office
Butler County Grand Jury
Germantown Woman Roxie Pallman Found Dead in Bed
Mrs Roxie I Pallman 57 well known Germantown resident found dead in bed at 35 Orchard Ave today at 5 am by husband Elmer death due to coronary thrombosis She moved here seven years ago from a farm west of town Survived by husband a daughter Marjorie O Neal two brothers two sisters and two grandchildren Funeral at John Arpp Funeral Home 2 pm Monday Rev John Bench officiating burial Germantown Cemetery Call after 11 am Sunday
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Germantown
Roxie I. Pallman
Orchard Ave
Elmer
Pallmans
Here
Montgomery County
Pallman
Charles W
Martha Hollenbaugh Staton
State Road Eub Church
Marjorie O'Neal
Jessie Staton
Farmersville
Theodore Staton
Middletown
Eugene Lotts
Dayton
Harry Bussard
Sadie Schenk
John Arpp
John Bench
Germantown Cemetery
Ridpath Mueller Split Club Honors at Toastmasters
Robert Ridpath named top speaker and Bob Mueller best critic at the Toastmasters Club meeting held last night at Geck ler's Hearth. Robert Sutton was toastmaster, Bill Slack topicmaster, with John Bran non, M. C. McCall and Walker Carll among the speakers.
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Robert Ridpath
Bob Mueller
Toastmasters Club
Geckler
Robert Sutton
Bill Slack
John Brannon
M. C. McCall
Walker Carll
Bill Johnson
Bob McIntyre
Ernie Bowen
Mallory Bell
Bob McConaughy
Jim Martin
Geckler’s
Police Briefs: Runaway Teens Detained. Vehicle Burglary Probe
Two teen girls aged 15 from Middletown and 14 from Hamilton were taken into custody by juvenile authorities in Hamilton as runaways. Police responded to Burton's Service Station lot after reports of rifled cars. items stolen were not yet identified. Douglas Ford, 25, of Baltimore Street, was arrested on a bench warrant for failing to appear in court for a charge of improper vehicle lights and released on a $25 bond to appear Thursday morning.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Burton
Douglas Ford
Baltimore St
Amber origin of electricity noted in Britannica
The word electricity derives from the Greek for amber, a substance said to exhibit magnetic properties when rubbed, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
At The Movies Friday and Saturday Highlights
Paramount shows Hondo 3D at 1:45 3:40 5:30 7:35 9:25 p.m. Strand presents Broken Arrow 1:30 4:50 8:15 p.m. Abbott and Costello Go to Mars 3:10 6:35 9:55 p.m. Friday. Saturday Broken Arrow 1:15 5:05 8:25 p.m. Abbott and Costello Go to Mars 2:55 6:45 10:10 p.m.
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Paramount
Mars
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