Butler County Farm Bureau Opposes Constitutional Convention
More than 500 Butler County Farm Bureau members urged by voice vote at the Ross Township annual banquet to oppose calling a constitutional convention for Ohio. They also backed a slate of resolutions including rapid St Lawrence Seaway construction and reforms to rural services, education, and farm industry relations.
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Butler County Farm Bureau
Ohio
Ross Township
St. Lawrence Seaway
Butler County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio State
Farm Bureau
Kay Battelle
Butler
Ernest Hively
Reily
Hively
Warren Men Report For Draft In Lebanon Area
Mrs. Marjorie Re venaugh announces 39 Warren countians are to report in Cincinnati for preinduction physicals. A record 64 were examined January 17, with 15 men slated for February induction. Next month 60 men will have physicals, 30 on February 19 and 30 on February 26. List of Lebanon Loveland Oregonia Franklin Waynesville Morrow Kings Mills Pleasant Plain Mason and other locales include Dale Frauenknecht James Mills Morman Roberts Donald Fornshell John Buchanan Hershell George Woodrow Nease Donald Fink Charles Johnson Joseph Lambert Homer Tussey William Miller Paul Dean James Smith Richard Lawson Gene Cahall Donald Winkler John Woods Willard Sunnycalb Charlie Hall Paul Gustin William Mullen Forster Brown James Hudget Marion Stubbs Sam Dumford Raymond Lykins John McFarland James E. SmithHarveysburg.
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Lebanon
Marjorie Revenaugh
Warren
James Mills
Morman Roberts
Donald Fornshell
John W. Buchanan
Donald Matteson
Loveland
Hershell George
Virgil Bowman
Gibson Wilson
A. L. Foster
James Howard
Robert Neely
Oregonia
Woodrow Nease
Donald Fink
Charles Johnson
Joseph Lambert
John Nipsher
Homer Tussey
William Miller
Paul E. Dean
Franklin
Donald Scott
James Smith
William Frederick
Richard Lawson
Gene Cahall
Donald Winkler
Waynesville
John Woods
Willard Sunnycalb
Charlie Hall
Morrow
Paul M. Gustin
William Brayton
Kings Millis
William Mullen
Pleasant Plain
Forster Brown
James Hudget
South Lebanon
Marion Stubbs
Sam Dumford
Mason
Raymond Lykins
John McFarland
Middletown
James E. Smith
Harveysburg
Butler School Executives To Meet Monday
Hamilton Robert Lucas state supervisor of elementary schools will meet with the Butler School Executives Monday at 4 30 p m at the County Superintendent s office to discuss trends in Ohio elementary schools. Henry D Moore Jr director of attendance will join to review new attendance regulations for the second semester of the school year. Other planned activities for the year will be discussed with invited officials including Mark Blakley Mabel Hanley Marie Schmidt Maurice Ittel H M Potts D Russell Lee C W Young Robert Wearly John Baker Paul R Needles Fred Finkbine Edwin Everman Robert Bogan Earl Gingrich Norman Purdy Harold Wissman.
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Hamilton
Robert Lucas
Butler
Lucas
Ohio
Henry D. Moore, Jr
Mark Blakley
Mabel Hanley
Marie Schmidt
Maurice Ittel
H. M. Potts
D. Russell Lee
C. W. Young
Robert Wearly
John Baker
Paul R. Needles
Fred Finkbine
Edwin Everman
Robert Bogan
Earl Gingrich
Norman Purdy
Harold Wissman
Ohio Farm Youths Study In Europe
Ten farm youths of Ohio will study agricultural conditions in foreign countries during 1952 through the International Farm Youth Exchange IFYE project sponsored by the 4-H Club Foundation of America. Applicants aged 20 or older may apply through their county agricultural agent with a Feb 10 deadline.
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Columbus
Ohio
International Farm Youth Exchange
4-H Club Foundation of America
IFYE
Franklin Man Charged With Driving Without License
Franklin Chief C. E. Chamberlain reports Oscar Egelston aged 24 of Franklin was charged with driving without a license. He will appear in Municipal Court Monday. Lake St. Clair features low marshy shores and a natural maximum depth near 21 feet.
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Franklin
C. E. Chamberlain
Oscar Egelston
Egelston
Lake St. Clair
Franklin City Council Appropriations Run Late Into Night
Franklin Ohio council members stayed up to 1 45 a m to approve 164 565 95 dollars in operating appropriations for 1952. The general fund tops at 92 513 45 with police and fire accounts, new court and safety departments, plus water and sewer funding. Kent Larick sworn in as councilman succeeding Jesse Hollingsworth. river rose to 15 9 feet near flood stage 16 feet, highest since 1937.
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Franklin
City of
General Fund
General
Police Department
Fire Department
New City
Departments of Public Safety and Public Service
Jesse Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Kent Larick
Heroic B-29 Pilot Saves Lives In Japan Crash
Col. Delmore P. Wood of Lodi California steered a B-29 away from Tokyo, ordered the crew to bail out, and directed bombs to be dropped in rice paddies to avoid populated areas. The plane exploded after he departed, seen as a hero by his crew.
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Japan
Tokyo
Delmore P. Wood
Lodi
Calif
Wood
Julian C. Meadows
Columbus
Korea
Col. Wood
Tokyo Bay
Taft Defends Taft Hartley Measures At Hearing
Senator Taft and John L. Lewis clashed at a Senate committee hearing over the Taft Hartley law with Lewis calling it a slave act. Taft defended the labor act, asserted miners can walk out only if safety grounds allow, and said the act provides limited extra rights to employers for breach of contract suits.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Senate
Lewis
GOP
Joelin
Stalin
Bob Taft
United Mine Workers
UMW
Local Safety Committee
H Bomb Plant Cost Doubled
The Atomic Energy Commission reports the hydrogen bomb plant costs more than doubled from 600 million to 1.0 billion dollars. Chairman Gordon Dean says reactors for making explosive devices cost more due to incomplete design. The semi annual report highlights full operation, new construction, and rising fissionable material output.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Dean
AEC
Dean
South Carolina
Congress
Casualties Rise to 105000 in Korea War
Washington announced U S battle casualties in Korea at 105001, up 357 from last week, reflecting ongoing losses in the Korean War as authorities report the latest tallies.
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Washington
U S
Korea
House hearings allege graft attempt by tax case pressure
Arabham Teitelbaum a Chicago attorney testified that an effort was made to shake him down for 500000 to fix a tax case under threat of bad trouble in Washington during hearings involving high government officials.
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Betts
Arabham Teitelbaum
Chicago
Washington
Fire Claims Mother and Six Children in Quebec Blaze
A Valleyfield mother and six of her eight children died in a house fire near St. Timothee Quebec. The blaze razed the home. the father and two other children escaped.
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Valleyfield
Que
St. Timothee
Miami Sees Record Cold Jan 30
Miami records a chilly 44 degrees marking the coldest January 30 in four years of weather bureau records. The unusually frigid day prompts residents to bundle up as thermometers dip early.
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A. Fla
Miami
Bueau
Neighborhood Club hosts Valley personal notes evening
Mrs. Larry Branham will entertain the Neighborhood Club tonight at her home. Circle Four of the Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church meets Friday at 2 30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Robert M. Anderson on Elm Street. Mrs. Ralph Canton and Mrs. Howard Fielder spent the weekend with their brother Arthur Ruppert and family in Norwood.
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Larry Branham
Circle Four
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Robert M. Anderson
Elm Street
Ralph Canton
Howard Fielder
Arthur Ruppert
Norwood
Elbert Stanton
H. E. Fawley
Hillsboro
Donald Lewis
Miamisburg
Jack Gruhler
Robert Jeffery
Vicki
Nancy
Luke Davis
Sandra
Bobby
Gertrude Hildebrand
Third Street
Amos Robinson
Springboro
George Lackens
Paul King
Joseph Gribble
Bank of Iran to close after 63 years in Iran
The British owned Bank of Iran and the Middle East plans to close its Iran operations by July 30 due to government restrictions. Prime Minister Mossadegh's government aims to shut foreign cultural bodies outside Tehran, affecting British councils and Anglo-Iranian Institute branches in Tabriz and Meshed, with likely closures for USIS and possibly Soviet cultural groups.
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Tehran
Iran
Bank of
Hungary Tran Plan Oil Pact With Iran
Iran plans a one year agreement with Communist Hungary to barter Iranian oil for Hungarian machinery and manufactured goods. Parliaments must ratify before it takes effect. Balloting in Iran’s new Parliament is ongoing amid broader oil talks with Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Tehran
Iran
Hungary
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Two Men Fined At Franklin
Charles E Weikel of Dayton was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge J T Riley for driving while intoxicated. Clyde Kokensparger of Franklin received 100 dollars and costs with 54 dollars suspended for physical control. A malicious destruction charge against Willie Tackett of Franklin was withdrawn.
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Franklin
Charles E. Weikel
Dayton
J. T. Riley
Weikel
Clyde Kokensparger
Willie Tackett
Germantown Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Germantown residents attended the Foreman's dinner meeting at the NCR auditorium in Dayton. The Card and Chatter Club met at Mrs. Homer Flinspach home with guests Mrs. Vernon Gephart and Mrs. Frank Barna. Prizes went to Mrs. Earl McClain, Mrs. Darrell Lewis, Mrs. Gephart, and Mrs. Claude Ireland. Jack Evans enlisted in the United States Navy and left for Great Lakes Training School.
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Hiram Chamberlain
NCR
Dayton
Homer Flinspach
Card and Chatter Club
Vernon Gephart
Frank Barna
Earl McClain
Darrell Lewis
Valley Date Book social club and meeting notices
Springboro hosts Five Point Farm Council at the Kruer residence at 7 p.m. Germantown Booster Club gathers at Germantown High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Springboro Garden Club meets at 2 p.m. at Mrs. W. J. Fox for officer elections. Franklin Lions Club meets at 6:45 p.m. in Franklin High School cafeteria. Mason county grange conference at 7:30 p.m. in Grange Hall with a covered dish dinner.
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Springboro
Five Point Farm Council
Walter Kruer
Germantown
Germantown High School
W. J. Fox
Franklin
Lions Club
Franklin High School
Mason
County Grange
Grange
Rainbow Girls Install Advisor At Franklin Rainbow
Barbara Taylor was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Franklin Assembly of Rainbow for Girls in a Masonic Hall service Tuesday night. Her father installed her as choir from Middletown sang. new officers include Ethel Brandenburg and Rita Blair with Mrs Mae Gruhler as adviser. Visitors from Miamisburg Middletown and Lebanon attended.
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Franklin
Barbara Taylor
J. A. Taylor
Franklin Assembly of
Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Middletown Assembly
Miss Taylor
Assembly
Mae Gruhler
Ethel Brandenburg
Rita Blair
Charity
Peggy Martz
Hope
Gloria Wallace
Faith Joan Brannaman
Shari Kah
Barbara Tinch
John Berger
Juanita Foster
James Reynolds
Wilbur Lakes
Miamisburg
Middletown
Lebanon
Mother of fallen Army man returns Purple Heart
Mrs Edith Rosengrant of Springfield Colorado sent her son Pfe Dock Rosengrant Purple Heart awarded posthumously for his death on August 10 near Sinchon in Korea. She urged other parents to return medals to President Truman to honor brave soldiers.
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Springfield
Colo
Truman
Edith Rosengrant
Pfe
Dock Rosengrant
Sinchon
Lebanon Church Approves 180000 Building Plan
At the annual congregational meeting the Lebanon Presbyterian Church approved a plan to expand its church school and parish house with a 180000 project. The three floor addition 90 feet long will add a fellowship hall kitchen and restrooms on the lower level, worship and classroom spaces on the main floor, and expanded youth areas on the second floor. The church plans to raise about 60 percent before contracts and construction. Building committee members are Ray H. Schwartz Jr., chairman, plus N A Van Camp Earl Cowan and others.
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Lebanon
Congregation of the
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Taylor McHendry
East Warren Street
Ray H. Schwartz, Jr
N. A. van Camp
Earl Cowan
Earl Dakin
Frank Rosell
Harry Cowan
Linda Ridge
Robert Dueriegan
Ray Smith
Leonard Palmer
David Bailey
Robert King
Open House to Honor Monroe Man John Mason
Monroe residents will hold an open house at East Monroe home of Al and Mrs. Mason to honor John Mason as he marks his ninety birthday. Mason a retired Middletown Gas and Electric employee began as a fireman in 1913 and later served 25 years as a custodian before retiring in 1938. He has lived in Middletown and Monroe and has two sons and a daughter who will attend.
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Monroe
John Mason
al Mason
East Monroe
Mason
Middletown Gas and Electric Company
Canal Street
Servce
Middletown
Charles Mason
John Mason, Jr
Franklin
Alice Huber
Chicago
Gratis School Announces Semester Honor Roll
Albert Kiracofe, superintendent, announced the gratis semester honor roll for the first half of the school year. Seniors Leah Hamm Jean Carter Helen Kalnai and Norma Hanks are listed along with eighth grade student Elizabeth Maham. Seventh graders Connie Brandenburg and Larry Wright are named. Junior and Sophomore classes have no honorees.
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Gratis
Albert Kiracofe
Leah Hamm
Jean Carter
Helen Kalnai
Norma Hanks
Elizabeth Maham
Connie Brandenburg
Larry Wright
Mrs. Bowen Heads Republican Club
At the Turtlecreek Women's Republican Club reorganization meeting in Lebanon Mrs. Errington Bowen was reelected president and Mrs. Cedric A. Stanley secretary treasurer for the year. Kathryn Wetzel of Hamilton, GOP candidate for state senator, spoke as guest. A county meeting is planned February 18 at 8 p.m. with all candidates invited.
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Lebanon
Turtlecreek Women’s Republican Club
Golden Lamb
Errington Bowen
Cedric A. Stanley
Kathryn Wetzel
Hamilton
Franklin Woman's Club sponsors benefit card party
Franklin Woman's Club hosts a benefit card party on Wednesday February 13 at 8 p.m. at the Aileron Club. Proceeds go to the club’s library fund.
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Franklin
Franklin Woman's Club
Aileron Club
Revival Held This Week at Keister Road Chapel
Rev Wendell Brown of Dayton conducts revival meetings each night this week at Evangelical United Brethren Union Chapel Church on Keister Rd. Services start at 8 p.m. Special singing and music are provided.
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Poasttown Heights
Wendell Brown
Dayton
Evangelical United Brethren Union Chapel
Keister Rd
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Park St
Franklin City
Franklin Municipal Court
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William Gribble
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Noland Camera Shop
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Walter Huhn
Richard Polleys
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Harry C. Benacum
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