Harsha denounces post office policy on communist mail
Rep. William H. Harsha Ohio criticizes a new Post Office policy allowing recipients to refuse unsolicited Communist literature and return it at no charge. He argues the move aims to gain a postal rate increase and does little to halt foreign propaganda. He plans to push amendments to the postal rate bill and a separate bill to curb Communist mail.
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Washington
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Post Office Department
Harsha
Sentative
Portsmouth
United States
Bers
Congress
Whistlestop Set Here By Rail Execs
A group of railroad executives will tour southwestern Ohio on a Free Enterprise Special train January 30 to explain the industry’s financial plight. Stops include Hamilton Middletown Springfield and Dayton with rear platform appearances and panel discussions aboard the train. Executives David E. Smucker Douglas Campbell Henry W. Large Robert N. Woodall W H Schmidt Jr and Earl T. Rucker will participate to seek support for railroad competitiveness.
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Cincinnati
Free Enterprise
Ohio
Hamilton
Middletown
Springfield
Dayton
David E. Smucker
Detroit, Toledoronton Railroad
Douglass Campbell
New York Central System
Henry W. Large
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert N. Woodall
Norfolk & Western Railway
W. H. Schmidt Jr
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Earl T. Rucker
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Tax Official Here Next Week
Middletown area vendors will get help next week in filing state sales tax returns. Deputy Butler County treasurer John Stromquis announced that Raymond Brady of the Department of Taxation will be at the City Building January 29 to 31 to assist with form preparation. Brady may be in the treasurer’s ground-floor office or elsewhere in the building.
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Middletown
John Stromquis
Butler County
Raymond Brady
Department of Taxation
Stromquisy
Brady
Senator Schoeppel Dies At 67 In Washington
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas died at 67 in Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland while being treated for cancer He had served as governor of Kansas and was elected to the Senate in 1946 and twice re elected He chaired the Republican senatorial campaign committee and served on several key committees including appropriations commerce and small business His last act was to seek a temporary replacement to allow committees to be set up for the new Congress.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Kansas
Schoeppel
Senate
Appropriations
Commerce
Republican Committee On
Congress
Deaths In Traffic In Ohio Weekend Toll Falls
Traffic accidents in Wayne County helped push Ohio weekend highway deaths above a third of the total with at least 11 traffic deaths, three fires, and three other accidents. Two Wayne County deaths occurred in train car crashes. a Preble County truck car crash killed two. Weather and cold contributed to the fatalities including a Cincinnati boy from carbon monoxide, a Sandusky youth on ice, and a Lakewood boy in a sled crash. The toll marked the year's lowest overall level.
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Wayne County
Ohio
Ohio County
Preble County
Ohio-Indiana
U.S. 40
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
Lakewood
Ohio crash and accident notices summary
Saturday reports describe multiple fatal and nonfatal incidents across Ohio. Individuals include John C. Miller 30 from New Pittsburg after a car crash near Wayne County. Martha Rose 27 and James H Lovett 24 from Eaton after colliding with a tractor trailer on U.S. 40 five east of the state line. toddler Michael Scroggins 1 of Cincinnati poisoned by carbon monoxide in a parked car. Melvin Frails 12 of Sandusky drowned after breaking through ice on Sandusky Bay. Keith Simms 28 and Irene 25 of Creston collide with a freight engine. Sunday George Gillen 4 and spouse die in a Columbus house fire. Alfonso Tate 52 of Middletown struck crossing a street. Oral Durbin 49 near Williamsburg after car left U.S. 3 east of Owensville. John Kimmell 12 of Lakewood sledding crash in Metropolitan Park Cleveland.
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John C. Miller
New Pittsburg
Wayne County
Martha Rose
James Herbert Lovett
Eaton
U.S
Michael Scroggins
Cincinnati
Melvin Frails
Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
Keith Simms
Irene
Creston
George Gillen
Columbus
Alfonso Tate
Middletown
Oral Durbin
Willamsburg
Owensville
John Kimmell
Lakewood
Metropolitan Park
Cleveland
Akihito And Wife On 3 Nation Tour
Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko depart Tokyo for a three week official tour to Pakistan Indonesia and the Philippines as representatives of Emperor Hirohito. They aim to strengthen friendly relations with the three nations.
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Tokyo
Akihito
Michiko
Pakistan
Indonesia
Philippines
Hirohito
Japan
Conscientious Objectors from 30 Religious Bodies Listed
In World War I, members of more than 30 individual religious bodies were listed as conscientious objectors. This record notes diverse faith groups among those opposing combat service, reflecting broad religious spectrum within the troops and home front.
Sudden coma fatal to young student Deborah Morrison
Deborah Kay Morrison 13 daughter of B G Burnett of New Carlisle died at Middletown Hospital after a diabetic coma. An eighth grade Roosevelt Junior High student, she played flute in the school marching band and lived with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harold Voorhis. Survived by parents four brothers two sisters and paternal and maternal grandparents. Arrangements are pending at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Deborah Kay Morrison
B. G. Burnett
New Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Harold Voorhis
Harrison St
St. Paul's Evangelical & Reformed Church
Rainbow Girls
Chester W Rudolph services set in Cincinnati
Chester W Rudolph aged 64 of Cincinnati born LeSourdsville will have services at 11 a m tomorrow at Vorhis Funeral Home Norwood Friends may call today from 4 to 9 p m at 5501 Montgomery Road He died Friday Surviving: wife Genevieve a daughter two sons one sister and one brother
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Chester W. Rudolph
Cincinnati
LeSourdsville
Vorhis
Norwood
Montgomery Road
Rudolph
Genevieve
Tragic Death of Donald B Scalf in Yokohama Japan
Donald Boyd Scalf eight son of Edward and unnamed mother died of an asthmatic heart ailment Saturday in Yokohama Japan. Born in Hamilton he was part of the Scalf family later living in Middletown. Survived by parents three brothers Ricky Steve and Tim maternal grandfather Edward Fletcher and grandmother Mrs Ruth Griffin along with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Boyd Scalf. Body to remain in Japan until parents can arrange return burial.
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Donald Boyd Scalf
Middletown
Edward Scalf
Yokohama
Japan
Hamilton
Scalf
Grace Baptist Mission
Ricky
Steve
Tim
Edward Fletcher
Ruth Griffin
Stanton, Ky
Boyd Scaif
Franklin Alpheious Scholl Dies at 59 in Franklin
Franklin resident and World War II veteran Alpheious Scholl, 59, of 734 Union Road, died at Cincinnati VA Hospital. Survived by two brothers Albert and Robert of Franklin and a sister Alberta Wesco of Middletown. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow Anglesby Funeral Home. Rev H Gessner officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery, Middletown. Visitation today 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
Alpheious Scholl
Union Road
Cincinnati VA
Scholl
Miltonville
Albert
Robert
Alberta Wesco
Middletown
Anglesby Funeral Home
Gessner
Butler County Deaths Report
Oliver J Wenert 66 of Cincinnati Brookville Road Shandon services 11 am tomorrow. Mrs Mercedes Wekenman 81 Elmo Avenue Hamilton dies. Re quiem High Mass today at St Ann's Church. Lloyd Robertson 60 Syc amore Street Hamilton services Wednesday Manchester Kentucky. Bige Burns 76 Pascal Avenue Hamilton services 2 pm tomorrow. Thomas A Dempsey 76 Main Street Hamilton services 10 am Wednesday. Reuben Moore 77 College Corner services today. Mrs Emma Kolb Frederickson 82 Kewanee Illinois formerly Oxford services 11 am tomorrow Oxford Cemetery.
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Oliver J. Wenert
Cincinnati
Brookville Road
Shandon
Young
Mercedes Wekenman
Elmo Ave
Hamilton
St. Ann's Church
Lloyd Robertson
Sycamore St
Manchester
Bige Burns
Pascal Ave
Brown - Dawson
Thomas A. Dempsey
Main St
Webb
Reuben Moore
College Corner
Miller
Emma Kolb Frederickson
Kewanee
Ill
Oxford
Oxford Cemetery
Kennedy pins Democrats on forward path in fall race
President Kennedy urges Democrats to move beyond Republican anchorage and push into a progressive world. He criticizes Republicans as too conservative while Goldwater jokes at a spoof dinner and faces new anti administration lines on United Nations and Cuba policy. A Chicago museum vacuums its enormous elephants and cleans dinosaur bones in spring upkeep.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
United States
John M Bailey
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Alfalfa Club
White House
Jackie
United
Infant Thompson Dies at Middletown Hospital
Infant Susan Jane Thompson ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson of 3117 Omaha Street died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a birth long illness. Surviving are the parents two sisters Mary Ann Schmidt and Betty Faye Stamper of Middletown three brothers Charles Jr Gary and Robert at home maternal grandfather James Whitman of Middletown paternal grandfather Floyd Thompson of Frenchburg Ky Services Tuesday at 2 pm at McCoy Set ler Funeral Home with Rev Charles Rothwell officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery. Home today 7 to 9 pm.
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Middletown Hospital
Irothers
Thomas
Richard
Curitis
Steven
Bonnie
Susan
Joseph Patla
Jackson, Mich
Eugene Corty
la Porte
Ind
Susan Jane Thompson
Charles Thompson
Omaha St
Mary Ann Schmidt
Betty Faye Stamper
Middletown
Charles Jr
Gary
Robert
James Whitman
Floyd Thompson
Frenchburg
McCoy - Setiler Funeral Home
Charles Rothwell
Woodside Cemetery
Infant Patla burial held at Woodhill Cemetery
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Patla of 5222 Spring Drive was buried today in Woodhill Cemetery. Arrangements were by Eaton Funeral Home. The child died Saturday and the obituary notes the week of Feb 19.
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Franklin
Harry Patla
Spring Drive
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Notable Deaths Across U S and Canada In Brief
Hollywood veteran Snub Pollard 72 of Keystone fame dies Saturday. Rochester author Gerald T. Brennan 63, known for children's books, dies of cancer. Archibald K. Gardner 94, former 8th Circuit judge, dies. wrote the dissent on Little Rock desegregation. J Spencer Love 65 built Burlington Industries. dies. Marcel Carter 47, CBC vice president, dies after heart attack. Robinson Jeffers 72, honored poet and writer, dies after long illness.
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Hollywood
Snub Pollard
Charlie Chaplin
Buster Keaton
Rochester
N.Y
Gerald T. Brennan
Huron
Archibald K. Gardner
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
Greensboro
N.C
J Spencer Love
Burlington Industries
Ottawa
Marcel Carter
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Carmel
Calif
Gratis Firemen Extinguish Fire on Rt 122
Firemen quickly doused a blaze at the home of Rev Faulkner on Rt 122 Saturday night. A bucket of hot ashes left outside the frame dwelling caught fire due to wind, but Fire Chief Herman Hollanbaugh said damage was not serious and did not estimate a figure.
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Gratis
Faulkner
Herman Hollanbaugh
Rt. 122
Hollanbaugh
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