Man Fined $1,000, Gets Year For Beating Wife
Middleton man Hastell Clay, 27, was fined $1,000 and costs and sentenced to one year in Butler County jail on two assault and battery counts. He struck his wife Rostella Clay, causing injuries including a possible permanent eye damage, after arresting earlier for slapping her. Judge J. T. Lamb called it the most brutal case he had seen and noted a pending divorce.
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J. T. Lamb
Middletonian
Butler County
Lamb
Hastell Clay
Omaha St
Clay
Rostella Clay
Verity Home Burglarized and Safe Stolen
Burglars stole a wall safe with valuable jewelry from Calvin Verity at 218 South Main Street last night. Detectives Fitzgerald and Barrett led the early investigation, with Bauer and Frazier joining later. A separate break in at Edward Botts home on Park Drive involved $1 stolen.
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Calvin Verity
S. Main St
First National Bank
John Fitzgerald
Douglas Barrett
Ralph Bauer
Herbert Frazier
Edward Botts
Park Dr
Capt
Fitzgerald
Det
Barrett
Radio Sports Director Seeks Ohio General Assembly Seat
Hamilton special Ray mond Motley WMOH sports director announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative in the Ohio General Assembly at the May 6 primary. Motley is a WWII veteran who studied at Trinity University UT Cincinnati College of Music and has worked with Ft Hamilton Broadcasting since 1946. He lives with his wife and son at 10 Douglas Lane. Also seeking the Democratic nomination is attorney John W Thomas who filed petitions with the Butler Board of Elections on Monday. Two nominations per party. petition deadline February 5.
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Hamilton
Raymond Motley
WMOH
Ohio General Assembly
Motley
Trinity University
University of Texas
Cincinnati College of Music
Ft. Hamilton Broadcasting Co
Douglas
John W
Jack) Thomas
Butler Board of Elections
Musician George J. Carey Dies At Cincinnati Concert
George J. Carey 63 a renowned xylophonist and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra percussion chief died after a heart attack during a children’s concert in Cincinnati. He collapsed near an exit and was carried from the stage as orchestra aides and fellow musicians continued the performance.
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Cincinnati
George J. Carey
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Carey
Police Briefs Thefts Reported Yesterday
Thefts reported to police yesterday include fender skirts from W Myers 1923 Woodlawn Ave tire and wheel and tools from Ralph Bell 704 Pinta Ave fender skirts from Bob Grimes 610 Lincoln St two hub caps from Charles Oakley 1916 Queen Ave a black blanket and tools from Thomas Piersall 111 N Leibee St and a flashlight from Ralph Jackson 1602 Columbia Ave.
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W. Myers
Woodlawn Ave
Ralph Bell
Pinta Ave
Bob Grimes
Lincoln
Gale Named NATO Deputy
British General Sir Richard Gale, famed for leading paratroopers in Normandy, is named NATO deputy commander in Europe, succeeding Montgomery. At 61, he leaves retirement to assume the post on September 21, reporting to US General Lauris Norstad.
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Paris
Richard Gale
Normandy
Field Marishal Viscount Montgomery
NATO
Europe
Gale
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Montgomery
Britain
Germany
Big Demand For Newsmen
Dallas report notes Dean Earl F English of the University of Missouri School of Journalism predicts a strong future in news work for youths. He said last year the school graduated 110 students and had 563 job offers for graduates.
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Dallas
Tex
Earl F. [English
University of Missouri School of Journalism
English
United States Steel Reports Record 1957 Net Income
United States Steel Corp reports record 1957 net income of $419,073,722 or $7.83 per share, up from 1956's $347,965,150 or $6.01 per share. The prior high was 1955 with $370,197,625 or $6.46 per share.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Natives Know Little of Texas
Austin report notes Texas natives display poor local knowledge. Tom Taylor of the Texas Highway Department told the Texas Motor Car Association convention that many natives cannot give directions, suggesting even visitors may know more about the region.
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Austin
Tex
Lone Star State
Texas
Tom Taylor
Texas Highway Department
Texas Motor Car Assn
Magnolia Named for Pierre Magnol Botanist Professor
The city or plant name Magnolia derives from Pierre Magnol a botanist and professor of medicine in Montpellier France. The origin ties the term to his scientific contributions and historic status.
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Magnolia
Pierre Magnol
Montpelier
France
Boy Needs Heart Operation in Washington D C
Eaton special notes Tommy Hart son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hart of Faton route 2 is undergoing a heart operation at Georgetown Hospital in Washington D C The article also recalls Connie Tipton a 3 year old from near Eaton who needed a heart operation and rare blood donations and is now recovering at home
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Eaton
Tommy Hart
Gordon Hart
Faton
Georgetown Hospital
Washington, D.C
Preble County
Connie Tipton
Connie
Tim Tipton
Near Eaton
V shaped migration formation aids rear birds
The familiar V shaped formation seen in migrating birds like Canada geese provides the tail birds with an unobstructed view while the lead bird steers the group through the air.
Zarubin Presses Stassen on Limited US Soviet Arms Deal
Washington reports Georgi Zarubin the departing Soviet ambassador urged Harold Stassen to push for a limited disarmament agreement. The Jan 15 State Department meeting was kept secret and followed Eisenhower's Jan 31 letter inviting a possible East West summit if progress on talks is shown. Zarubin left Washington after five years as envoy.
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Washington
Georgi Zarubin
Russia
Harold Stassen
State Department
Stassen
Zarubin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
New York
Dulles
U.S
Princess Mazzi Charged With Iron Sheet Theft In Uganda
Princess Margaret Mazzi, 60, of Buganda province's ruler, was charged in Kampala with stealing 105 sheets of galvanized iron from a half finished building and concealing them on her banana plantation.
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Kampala
Uganda
Margaret Mazzi
Wat
Buganda
He Kabaka
Work On Juvenile Center To Be Opened By Summer
Dayton reports ground breaking for the Montgomery County juvenile center and domestic relations court may occur by July 1 as workers clear the site at Perry and West Second streets. Lorenz and Williams and Freeman Pretzinger architects were retained for the project.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Fred G. Stroop
Perry and
West Second Streets
Lorenz and Williams
Freeman Pretzinger
Toledo
Juvenil Center
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