Fleeing Suspect Shot By Deputies in Warren County
Harry Russell of Miamisburg was wounded in the upper arm and cut in the abdomen as Warren County deputies chased him from a Sixth and Anderson street area after he fled a Main Street apartment. He was mistaken for a felon and treated at Middletown Hospital. Sheriff Byron Kennard said Russell had a heavy police record and was free on bond from Montgomery County. Deputies George Carrel and Richard Kemp fired warning shots as Russell fled down a rear fire escape and through an alley. He was later apprehended at Sixth and Anderson streets.
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Franklin
Miamisburg
Warren County Sheriffs
S. Main Street
Harry Russell
George Carre
Richard Kemp
Main St
Russell
Middletown Hospital
Warren County
Sher E
Byron Kennard
Montgomery County
Carra
Russel
Lebanon CC Names Editor Man of the Year
Carl B. Pauly, executive editor of the Columbus Dispatch, was chosen by the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce as Lebanon’s Man of the Year. The board announced the award at its meeting and Pauly will be honored at the annual banquet later this year.
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Lebanon
Carl B. Pauly
Columbus, Dispatch
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Pauly
Stolen $77 From Trenton Service Station
Thieves broke into Moores City Service Station at State and Miami streets in Trenton last night and escaped with 77 dollars in cash. Manager Charles W. Moore reported the break in occurred after closing at 11 30 p m. Police are reviewing the case.
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Trenton
Moores City
State
Miami
Charles W. Moore
Refuge Nr Neaalth
Carl Ennis
Registrants Get Physicals at Army Exam Station
Twenty selective service registrants were taken by Local Board No. 10 to the Ft. Thomas Army Examining Station for medicals. Names and addresses include Richard Gravett, Donald Downs, Jorge Bravo, Robert Parshall, Carl Pobable, Rodney Hale, Samuel Fleming, William Theodore, Jack Abner, Aliso John Paulin, William Arrowood, Jerome Roberts, Billy Banks, Joseph Rhodus, William Kienapple, Billy Allen Jr., Keith Beaver, Richard Heck, Willie Rasnake, Darreil Wright, and others from Middletown, Trenton, Hamilton, Seven Mile, and Somerville.
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Selective Service
Ft. Thomas Army Examining Station
Richard L. Gravett
Vannest
Donald R .Downs
Waite St
Jorge E Bravo
Yankee
Robert E. Parshall
Young St
Carl W. Poblable
Sixth Ave
Rodney D. Hale
Tytus
Samuel Fleming
Ninth Ave
William H. Theodore
Jefferson Ave
Jack D. Abner
S. Main St
Middletown
Aliso John R. Paulin
Middletows
Oxford Road
West Middletown
William L. Arrowood
Sycamore Road
Jerome L. Roberts
S. First St
Billy D. Banks
E. State St
Trenton
Joseph R. Rhodus
Beissinger Road
Wiliam J Kienapple
Brookwood Ave
Billy Allen Jr
Joe Ave
Hamilton
Keith A. Beiver
West Elkton Road
Richard IL
Heck
Box
Seven Mile
Willie L Rasnake
Somerville
Darreil D. Wright
Rosslyn
Geese Honking Said to Save Rome from Gauls
A legendary tale attributes Rome's defense against Gauls to the honking of geese, credited with alerting citizens and soldiers to an imminent attack. The myth ties to Roman religious rites and the temple of Juno Moneta, underscoring early warnings in ancient urban resilience.
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Ancient
Rome
Deaths And Funerals For Walter L James And George Burns
Funeral services for Walter L. James of 2423 South Ave are set for 3 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. He died Sunday. a stepson James OMonhandro is listed among survivors. Friends may visit today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. In Waynesville, services for 65 year old George Burns, proprietor of a local grocery for 10 years, will be at 2 p m tomorrow at First Baptist Church with graveside military rites at Miami Cemetery Corwin. He died Sunday at Greese Memorial Hospital, Xena. Surviving are his wife Tincie, daughter Mrs Ruth Mullins of Waynesville, two sisters, a brother, and one grandchild.
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Walter L. James
South Ave
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside
James
James Omonhandro
Waynesville
George Burns
First Baptist Church
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Stubbs
Burns
Greese Memorial Hospital
Xena
Tincie
Ruth Mullins
Funeral services for Donald G. King child of Mr and Mrs General M King
The three year old Donald G King of 3104 August Street will have services at 2 p m tomorrow at Joseph R Bakier and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth W Sherrod officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 The child died yesterday at Middletown Hospital An autopsy showed meningitis as the cause of death Randall Lee a twin brother was admitted to the hospital yesterday for observation
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Donald G. King
M. King
Joseph R. Bakier & Sons
Kenneth W. Sherrod
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Randal Lee
Obituary of John E Metz of Middle Town
John E Metz 82 of Middle Town Rt 1 died yesterday at Garden Manor Rest Home at 6 25 p m He retired in 1942 after 31 years as a district salesman for Fleischmanns yeast in the Middletown Hamilton area Born in Cheviot Survived by wife Helen three sons Raymond Middle Town Paul Hamilton Arthur Cheviot a daughter Mrs Frank Busche Cheviot nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren Requiem High Mass 9 am Thursday at Our Lady of Lourdes Cheviot burial at St Aloysius Cemetery Bridgetown Friends may call at Rebold Funeral Home 3700 Glenmore Cheviot tomorrow after 2 pm N/A
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Dohn E. Metz
Middletown
Rt. 1
Esterday
Garden Manor
Fleischman's Yeast
Midddletown
Hamilton
Cheviot
Helen
Raymond
Paul
Arthur
I Frank Busche
Our J Lady of Lourdes Church
Chevstot
St. Aloysius
Bridgetown
Rebold Funeral
Glenmore
Wealthy Albert Rickard Seeks Seventh Driving Test
GLASGOW Scotland AP Albert Rickard, 66, filed his 12th driving test application after eight cars and a year-ago accident led a court to suspend his license until he passes. After failing his 11th test on Monday he quipped that license testers would lose jobs without him.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Albert Rickard
Rickard
McNabb couple seeks separate maintenance and custody
Elva E. McNabb of Middletown files in Domestic Relations Court against her husband Donald E. McNabb claiming neglect and requesting custody of their two minor children. The couple married August 29 1953 in Middletown.
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Elva E. McNabb
Middletown
Rt. 3
Donald E. McNabb
Neglect and Cruelty Filings Across Multiple Pairs
A series of neglect and cruelty complaints are filed in various pairings. Christine Johnson versus Charlie B. Johnson at 1406 Garfield St. seeks action in Middletown, Estella Spencer versus Darley Spencer at 3213 Ottawa Ct. also cites neglect. Additional cases list William Ernest Jackson versus Nannie Bell Jack at 3003 Manchester Rd. and more, with numerous addresses and named plaintiffs including Swift Rowlette, Robert Neal, Joyce F Bryant, Henry A Haddix, Ethel Marie Gambrell, Jeanette Gaut, Valerie Cornett, and minor Valerie Cornett, all alleging neglect and cruel treatment. Judge David Black oversees these matters.
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Christine Johnson
Garfield St
Charlie B. Johnson
Middletown
Estella Spencer
Ottawa Ct
Darley Spencer
William Ernest Jackson
Nannie Bell Jack
Manchester Road
Neg
Swift Rowlette
Fairfield
Bessie Rowlette
Robert Neal
Malvern St
Madelyne
Newhall
Calif
Joyce F .Bryant
Hamilton
James Bryant
Henry A. Haddix
Trenton
Janet Haddix
Hapeville Ga
Ethel Marie Gambrell
Lloyd Gambrell
Jeanette Gaut
Seven Mile
William Gault
Valerie Cornett
N. Sutphin Sr
Bobby Joe Cornett
David Black
Elephant's ears act as fans on scorching days
The African elephant uses its large ears as natural fans to stay cool. By constantly moving them, it circulates air and helps regulate body temperature during hot weather.
Franklin matron Josephine Scholl dies at 88
Mrs Josephine Scholl 88 of 127 E Second St Franklin died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a week as a patient. Born in Amanda she lived most of her life in Franklin and belonged to St Paul Lutheran Church and United Lutheran Church Women. Surviving are three sons Jacob Nelson Alva. three daughters Ima Schubert Christine Leight Pearl Updyke. 22 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 p m at St Paul Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Elmer J Gregg. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call at Anglesby Funeral Home tomorrow after 4 p m.
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Franklin
Josephine Scholl
E. Second St
Middletown Hospital
Ima Schubert
Christine Leight
Middletown
Pearl Updyke
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elmer J. Gregg
Woodhill Cemetery
Anglesby
Obituaries and service times for local residents
Mrs Mary J Line 82 of 3620 Hamilton Middletown Road services at 10 a m tomorrow in Webb. Mrs Alice Hampton 83 of Andersonville Indiana formerly Hamilton services 2 p m tomorrow at Free Pentecostal Highway Holiness Church. August Goebelt 78 of 1625 Kahn Ave services 2 p m Thursday Klaus Weigel.
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Mary J. Line
Hamilton - Middletown Road
Webb
Alice Hampton
Andersonville
Ind
Hamilton
tFree Pentecostal Highway Holiness Church
August Goebelt
Kahn, Ave
Klaus - Weigel
Notable deaths on Monday across the nation
Wil liam E Hall 82 longtime New York lawyer and president of the boys Clubs of America for 36 years died Monday in Pash Beach Florida. Charles M Roberson Sr 96 of Cincinnati retired Kroger Co board chairman died Monday in Pompano Beach Florida. Dr Irving Lorge 55 a psychology testing authority died Monday in New York City of a heart attack. Vincent Crowley 58 father of actress Pat Crowley died Sunday of a heart attack in New York City.
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Pash Beach Fla
William E. Hall
New York
Boys’ ‘Clubs of America
Pompano Beach Fla
Charles M. Roberson Sr
Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery Co
Irving Lorge
Vincent Crowley
Pat Crowley
Quick Aid To Jobless Is Hinted
Washington AP Kennedy administration weighs asking Congress to authorize quick extra money for the unemployed. Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg cites concern about unemployment compensation and possible federal aid for idled workers. AFL-CIO proposes emergency plan. unemployment insured for state benefits rises to 3,289,600 with 81 percent idle rate. Mid January total expected to exceed 9.5 million.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Labor Department
Missionary Joins Alaska House as First Jesuit Member
Father Segundo Liorente a Jesuit missionary in the Yukon River area was sworn in as a freshman Alaska House of Representatives member. The Spanish born priest won a write in election from the remote Yukon River delta area as the 1961 session began in Juneau Alaska.
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Juneau
Alaska
Segundo Liorente
Yukon River
Monday
House of Representatives
Judge Rules Sharpeville Crowd Not Armed In Shootout
CAPE TOWN AP A South African judge concluded that the crowd at Sharpeville on March 21 could not be regarded as armed and did not organize an assault on police. Police fired, killing 69 and wounding 160 as Africans protested passbooks, though the judge found the officers believed their lives were in danger.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Sharpeville
P. J. Wessels
Parliament
Burglars Loot Lakewood Apartment of Susman Family
Police report burglars smashed a ground floor bathroom safe in the 42 unit Susman apartment House looting about 10000 dollars in cash bonds and jewelry while Sidney Susman was hospitalized for illness. The Susman family owns the building and suffered the loss Monday night.
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Cleveland (Ap
Lakewood
Mra
Sidney
Susman
Susmans
Radiation Victims Can Be Buried Now
Idaho Falls AP reports that Army Spec. 4 Richard C. McKinley 22 of Kenton Ohio and two coworkers killed in a nuclear reactor explosion on January 3 have been released to the Defense Department. Radiation levels have fallen enough to permit normal burial per Atomic Energy Commission ruling and family wishes.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Army Spec
Richard C. McKinley
Kenton
Ohio
Defense Department
Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Moon Eclipses Sun With Distant Annular Alignment
When the moon sits farther away than normal an annular solar eclipse occurs the sun appears as a bright ring around the lunar silhouette. Observers across affected regions will see the ring of fire for a brief period as the moon covers the sun’s center.
Machine's Flip Flops 200 Checks
NEW YORK AP Duplicate year end dividend checks were sent to about 200 Merrill Lynch clients due to a computer error. A steel tape duplicated data, causing two checks per stockholder. The firm cannot confirm totals, and any extra payments cashed will be deducted from future dividends.
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New York
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc
Jeff Chandler Named In 330000 Agent Suit
Los Angeles AP report says Jeff Chandler's former business manager Michael Conner sues for 30000 claiming under a June 1 1957 contract Chandler promised ten percent of earnings. Conner asserts Chandler earned 400 dollars but paid him only ten thousand.
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Jeff Chandler
LOS Angeles
Michael Conner
Chandler
Conner
P&G to Enter Chile Market With Perlina Venture
Procter Gamble Co. announced on Monday its plan to form a new Chilean company to partner with Perlina of Vina De Mar to produce and sell soap with synthetic detergents. Perlina will keep marketing its existing products. P G already operates subsidiaries in Puerto Rico Mexico Peru and Venezuela.
Butler Warren Clermont Now Proposed As District
Columbus report on redrawing Ohio congressional boundaries. Reps Charles H. Jones and Walter E. Powell propose moving Butler County to join Clermont and Warren to form a new 5th District while keeping Montgomery as the 3rd. The plan also redefines districts for the 7th and 6th, with a 24th district created after census. Gov DiSalle had sought bipartisan redistricting efforts earlier in the year.
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Columbus
Butler County
Ohio
Montgomery County
Congress
Pau F. Schenck
Dayton
Clermont County
Warren
Ireps
Charles H. Jones
Walter E. Powell
Hamilton
Montgomery
Butler
Clinton
Redistricting bills propose shifts across Ohio counties
The Third District remains the largest in the state with 726,156 people while the ideal size is about 404,000. A separate bill would trim Summit County to the 5th District, place Butler County in the 4th, and carve the 24th District from five northeastern counties. Powell spoke about his three bills.
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Summit County
Butler County
Powell
Menu Readable With Opera Glasses on Left Bank
In Paris on the Left Bank a restaurant chalks its menu on a blackboard. Guests seated farther away use opera glasses to read the list of dishes and prices.
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Paris
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