Cyclist Hurt In Curb Crash In Snow
One person injured as snow blanketed roads and several vehicles damaged. Paul Jeffery, 19, Middletown, treated at Middletown Hospital after his motorcycle skidded into a curb while trying to miss a car. Rosamund Hime, 24, West Elkton, west on Central Ave, U turned at Leibee St as the rider braked. Wilbur Johnson, 25, Elsmere, skidded into a parked car and into a New York Central car on switch tracks. William Weiland, 67, Trenton, pulled from curb and struck Everett Fikenberry, 38, Eaton Route 1. No injuries reported. Details incomplete for Woodside Ave and Yankee Rd crash. Noah Powers, Middletown Route 2, licenseholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jeffery
Auburn St
Middletown Hospital
Rosamund Hime
West Elkton
Central Ave
Leibee
Everett Fikenberry
Eaton Route 1
Woodside Ave
Yankee Rd
Noah Powers
Middletown
War heroine of France and Cleveland linked by Corrigan family
U S society notes France born woman went to Vichy then London via Portugal and organized Labien Venue to aid refugees and troops. Decorated by French government with Croix de Guerre Legion of Honor and Croix du Combat tant. and received Britain’s King’s Medal. She and husband Corrigan returned to Cleveland in 1925 after his financial regain of Corrigan McKinney. she left Europe earlier and last visited 1920. She died childless, survived by sister Mrs Armstrong Taylor and nephew Duncan Armstrong-Taylor.
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France
Vichy
London
Portugal
England
Corrigans
Cleveland
Corrigan
Dramatic Directors
McKinney
Price McKinney
Europe
Cubs Receive Pack Awards at Ascension Church Meeting
Cub Pack One held a Thursday meeting at the Church of The Ascension with 100 Cubs and parents. Ervin Turvey demonstrated magic tricks, dens entertained, awards were given to Don Davies Mac Maffett Tim Kneiser and others, six new bobcats joined, Wolf badges awarded, and a flag and Pack Standard were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Turvey
Cub Pack
Church of the Ascension
Turvey
Clyde Davies
Norman Kreitzer
H. E. Lawson
Templyn Maffett
Clarence Dieterich
Max Marstein
Chuck Ran
Bill Long
Bill Walker
Wayne Hidy
Fred Schatzmann
Don Davies
Mac Maffett
Tim Kneiser
Donald Keffer
Jack Taylor
Billy Cole
Peter Kreitzer
Kenneth Crawford
David Parker
Henry Trushell
Jay Wright
Keep Autos Off Streets Chief Warns
Chief Hugh A. King urged motorists to keep cars off streets during heavy snow and wind. He stressed windshield wipers defrosters and lights in good condition and the use of tire chains for better traction. Vehicles should not be parked on busy streets to avoid being plowed in and to prevent delays in snow removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. King
King
Suspects Questioned After Middletown Hospital Theft
Detectives probe a break in at Middletown Hospital last night when an intruder entered the diet kitchen and stole a small metal cash box. Grover Crout, hospital special policeman, saw a man crawl from a window and flee behind the hospital across the tennis court, dropping a cap. The amount taken was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Grover Crout
Paper Mill Groups Meet Here Tonight
George W. Knapp of Schenectady New York will speak on Amplidyne Control and Future Development of Electronics in the Paper Industry at the Miami Valley Division meeting of the American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents Association. Dinner at 6:30 p m in the Manchester Junior Ballroom. Over 50 representatives from Middletown Hamilton Franklin Dayton Circleville Cincinnati Chattanooga Chicago and Cleveland expected per Arthur G. Wilson of Champion Paper & Fiber Company.
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George W. Knapp
Schenectady
N. Y
Miami Valley
American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents’ Association
Manchester
Middletown
Hamilton
Franklin
Dayton
Circleville
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
Ill
Exile and Invisible Wall Screenings This Weekend
Paramount presents Exile with Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Maria Montez at 1 15, 4 05, 7 05 and 10 15 p m Also Invisible Wall with Don Castle and Virginia Christine at 2 50, 5 50 and 8 50 p m Sunday My Wild Irish Rose with Dennis Morgan and Andrea King at 1 15, 3 15, 5 20, 7 20 and 9 25 p m Strand shows Tarzan and the Huntress with Johnny Weissmuller and Brenda Joyce at 1 40, 5 30, 8 25 and 10 55 p m Also Cheyenne Takes Over with Lash LaRue and Al Fuzzy St John at 4, 7 25 and 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Maria Montez
Don Castle
Virginia Christine
Dennis Morgan
Andrea King
Tarzan and the Huntress
Johnny
Shartie Employes Postpone Party
Bad weather forces postponement of the Shartie Employes Credit Union annual party set for this evening from 8 to 12 at the Sportsmen's Club. The event is postponed indefinitely until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shartie Employes’ Credit Union
Sportsmen's Club
Police Briefs report arrests for non support and driving offenses
Edwin Ellis, 55, Newark, was brought back to face a non support charge filed by Helen Ellis after an arrest in Newark. Wesley A. Moore, 36, 291 Carryer Rd., was jailed on charges of no operator license and careless driving while transporting schoolchildren to Hamilton. Granville Combs, 48, Trenton Route 1, arrested by State Patrol on fleeing the scene after a crash into mailboxes, released on $200 bond to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ellis
Newark
Helen Ellis
Wesley A. Moore
Carryer Rd
Moore
Hamilton
Granville Combs
Trenton
Combs
Optimists Elect Secretary of Club
The Optimist Club held a noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel for a reorganization. Donald Miller was elected secretary and Jack Casper was named the new program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Manchester
Donald Miller
Jack Casper
Ex GI Ralph Conkle Killed in Mount Vernon Crash
Ralph Conkle 24 year old Gamber war veteran died from a skull fracture at Mercy Hospital after a crash near midnight in Mount Vernon Ohio. Driver William S Wilson of Gambier and Hazel Wolfe 19, Mount Vernon, suffered minor injuries as reported by the State Highway Patrol. Nebraska hog production in 1944 led the western states totals.
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Mount Vernon
Ralph Conkle
Gambier
Mercy Hospital
William S. Wilson
Hazel Wolfe
State Highway Patrol
Catholic Lent and Commandments In Catholic Teaching
The Catholic Church keeps all ten commandments and treats Lent as a time of prayer and penance. It contrasts Catholic and Protestant views on the first and second commandments and notes Ash Wednesday rites, fasting, and the aims of sanctification leading to death. The ad invites readers to contact the Legion of Mary in Middle Town, Ohio.
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Irenaeus
Tertullian
The
Legion of Mary, P. O
Middletown
Ohio
Polio Collections Rise at Oxford Event
At Oxford last night the Middlehamton high school basketball game and a March of Dimes booth raised the polio fund total to 3108.04 dollars. The memory game for Tom Whittlesey brought in 356 dollars and the Kiwanis booth added 235.47 dollars. The Moose Lodge was set to operate the booth today, but rain may stop activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Tom Whittlesey
Kiwanis Club
Moose Lodge
Editor Named Head of Northwestern Ohio Weekly Press Group
Ernest Harrison named head of the reactivated northwestern Ohio Weekly Press Association at a meeting in Kent. Fred W. Galley of Leetonia Reporter was elected vice president, Vernon Sell of North Canton Sun secretary treasurer, with William Taylor of Kent State University Journalism School as executive secretary. The group, sponsored by Kent State School of Journalism, plans a spring meeting.
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Kent, O
Ernest Harison
Rittman Press
Northwestern Ohio Weekly Press Association
Fred W. Galley
Leetonia Reporter
Vernon Sell
The
North Canton Sun
William Taylor
Kent States University School of Journalism
Kent State School of Journalism
New York Stocks at 11 00 Quotations Key Prices Listed
At 11 00 Greene Brock report lists Allied Stores American Can American Rolling Mill Armco Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Boeing General Electric General Motors International Petroleum and others in active trading. Standouts include Kennecott Copper Panama Pacific and United Aircraft with varied fractions and percentages across many industries.
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Greene & Brock
Allied Stores
Caheeae
Stan
San
Amer
Rolling Mill Co
Armco_Pfd
Seececces
Amer, Tel, & Tel
Ccccess
Anaconda Copper Pevensedsie
Baltimore
Ohio
Continental
Covoee
Crucible
Sean Curtis Wright
Curtis Wright
Deer & Co
Douglas Aircraft Electric Auto
P. Lorillard
Marshal Field Mead
Montgomery Ward
Nash
Kelvinator
Newport Inc
New York Central RR
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio of Packard
Pan American Airy Paramount
Pennsylvania RR
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Petroleum
Procter & Gamble
Pullman Chat Ih
Radio
Ee ‘Vie Sane Republic Steel
Schenley
Sinclair Oil
Ssesceese
Southern Pacific
Momenete A Ae
Studebaker
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S. Hibbert
U. S. Stee Westinthonss
Flectric
White Motors
F. W. Woolworth
Youngstown
Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio
General Told To Stay Away From Congress
Rep. Engel accuses Army budget officer Maj. Gen. George C. Richards of disrespect for Congress and blocks his appearance before the House appropriations subcommittee on Army spending. Engel says the panel can obtain needed information from Richards’s subordinates for the fiscal year starting July 1. He cites officers boasting of “putting things over” on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Engel
R-Mich
Army
Congress
House
George C. Richards
Appropriations
Boiler failures force heat ration at university
Two of three boilers in the central heating plant failed causing a steam ration. Women students from nearby cities were invited to spend the weekend at home as the campus faced severe cold with subzero readings reported by the Weather Bureau in Columbus and other Ohio cities.
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Columbus Weather Bureau
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Findlay
Dayton
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Youngstown
Mansfield
Cold Wave Hammers East as Central States Warm Slipping
The Associated Press reports a deep cold wave spread from the Midwest into the East and South with frigid weekend forecasts. Temperatures plummeted to 33 below in the central states while New England and the Southeast faced further drops. snow and sleet affected Kentucky Alabama Louisiana the Carolinas and Mississippi. Measured lows included -33 in Land O Lakes Wisconsin and -18 in Burlington Vermont. Memphis posted 12 above with Kentucky and Florida Gulf Coast states seeing mild highs yesterday.
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Associated Press
Midwest
North Central
New England
Texas
Kentucky
Alabama
Louisiana
Carolinas
Mississippi
Hudson Valley
New York State
Utica
N. Y
New York City
Arctic Midwest
Land O’lakes
Wis
Plains
Minnesota
Burlington
Williamsburg
Rockford
Ill
Memphis
Miami
Gulf States
Condition Improves Loren Neighbour Hospitalized
Hospital attendants report Loren Neighbour, a prominent merchant, showed improvement after a heart attack at his store last Saturday morning and was taken to Middletown Hospital. Vitamin C is noted to hasten wound healing and boost infection resistance.
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Loren Neighbour
Middletown Hospital
Don't Forget Birds Plea From The Journal readers
The Journal reports a plea from sportsmen and natural lovers urging public help after heavy overnight snow. Birds struggle to forage as ground food is buried, so residents are asked to spread crumbs to aid them.
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Journal
Obituary for Harry Marquardt in Lebanon
Harry Marquardt, 57, of Lebanon, died Thursday at Cambridge hospital. Survived by sisters Velva Dodson of Toledo and Julia Fielding of Sidney. Friends may call at Angels by Funeral Home, Franklin, after 2 p m Sunday. Funeral Monday with Rev E E Caldwell of Church of God officiating. Burial in Waynesville Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Harry Marquardt
Cambridge Hospital
Cambridge
Velva Dodson
Toledo
Julia Fielding
Sidney
Angelsby
Franklin
E. E. Caldwell
Church of God
Waynesville Cemetery
Death of Asher D. Garrison in Germantown home
Asher D. Garrison of Germantown Route 1 died at 8 20 p m Friday after long illness and a stroke last Saturday. He lived in the Germantown area for 55 years and is survived by son Benjamin and grandson Daryl of West Carrollton, plus brother Irvin of Salina. Friends may call after 6 p m Saturday at John Arpp funeral home. Burial in German cemetery Monday at 2 30 p m.
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Germantown
Asher D. Garrison
Garrison
Benjamin
West Carrollton
Daryl
Irvin
Salina
John Arpp
Monay
Fire Damages Car Owned by D R Lord
A fire caused by defective wiring damaged a car belonging to D. R. Lord at 506 Alameda yesterday. The loss is estimated at $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Lord
Alameda
Amishman Gets Jail Sentence In Rape Case
Samuel Hochstettler aged 75, a rural Amish church leader, was sentenced to six months in the Indiana state penal farm after pleading guilty to assault and battery for keeping his 41 year old daughter Lucy chained and raped for a decade for not joining the sect. Three physicians who examined Lucy were to report to Judge Aldo J. Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Samuel Hochstettler
Indiana State
Aldo J. Simpson
Hochstettler
Lucy
Attorney Elliott Remains in Fair Condition at Middletown
Local attorney C. W. Elliott continues in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being confined since Sunday for treatment of a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Elliott
Middletown Hospital
Skier Injured on Hill Behind Butler County Home
Lynn Jewett a 16 year old skier from Hamilton suffered head and mouth injuries yesterday when an accident occurred on a hill behind the Butler County Home. She is listed in Mercy Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Lynn Jewett
Mercy Hospital
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Duncan Armstrong-Taylor
San Francisco
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California
Eugene Freeman
Springfield
New London
Paramount
Shartie
Nebraska
Catholic Information
Editor Heads Press Group
New York
Nba
Nobrozsi, Jr
General Insurance
Bellemonte
Amishman
Gough - Lamb Cleaners
March OF Dimes
Montgomery Ward & CO
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