Objections At Franklin Kroger Zoning Hearing
The Franklin planning and zoning commission heard both sides on a 6th and Anderson rezoning for a Kroger supermarket. Objections cited traffic hazards for students and violation of the zoning plan, while supporters noted the store would employ about 30 people with a $90 000 payroll and $350 000 investment. The commission will send its recommendation to the council’s planning and zoning committee for final action.
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Jim Mills Franklin
Planning and Zoning Commission
6Th
Anderson Streets
Jake Groninger
Kroger Stores
Wilbur Swink
6Th St
6Th Street
Groninger
Berger
Arthur Shepherd
Anderson St
Piqua
Xenia
Kroger
Floyd Gebhart
William Kinney Sr
6Th and Anderson
Gwendolyn Matthews
Commission
Planning and
Thief Hauls Off 42-Pound Piggy Bank Worth $500
In Colorado Springs a thief took a large piggy bank containing about 500 in dimes quarters and half dollars from the home of Mr and Mrs James Martin. The Martins report the bank weighed 42 pounds when they weighed it three days earlier.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
James Martin
Martin
Youths Indicted in Marion Bank Robbery Case
Three Marion youths Duane Charles Packer 26 Willard Lee Ciola 20 and Donald Francis Kimberling 23 were indicted on kidnaping conspiracy to kidnap and bank robbery charges for an attempted Jan 22 heist at National City Bank of Marion. Hostages Ralph C. Hurr Alma Hurr and Carolyn Susler. Mrs. Hurr died of a heart attack.
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Marion
Ohio
Duane Charles Packer
Willard Lee Ciola
Donald Francis Kimberling
National City
Ralph C. Hurr
Alma
Hurr
Carolyn Susler
No surgery needed for painful piles at home
Home remedy claim promises painless relief without surgery. It touts Triolyte as effective against swelling and pain, while systemically shrinking piles and healing. The message promotes modern suppositories or ointment available at druggists, claiming clothes won’t stain.
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Druegists
No Defense Plea in Heiress Abortion Death Case
In Philadelphia a wealthy mother Mrs Gertrude Silver and Milton and Rosalie Schwartz pleaded no defense to abortion causing death charges linked to the death of 22 year old Doris Jean Ostreicher. The Schwartzes face extra perjury counts with trial set later.
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Philadelphia
Gertrude Silver
Milton
Rosalie Schwartz
Schwartz
Doris Jean Silver Ostreicher
Mrs. Silver
Herman
Vincent A. Carroll
Schwartzes
Gir
Ostreicher
Milton Schwartz
Rosalie
Tokyo Rose Faces Deportation Battle After Treason Conviction
Wayne Collins argues that even if citizenship is revoked Tokyo Rose remains a resident native and cannot be deported. Iva D AQuino, born in the United States, served parole before possible deportation. probation rules require monthly reporting and prohibition on leaving the district without permission.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Rose
Wayne Collins
Iva D’aquino
United
United States
Federal Reformator
Alcheson
Wva
Immigration Service
Ben S. Meeker
Chicago
Probation Department
Illinois
Meeker
D'Aquino
Pearl Harbor
Three Die After Drink Spree in Canton Area
Canton coroner Eu gene B Mozes planned to analyze today a liquid drink allegedly consumed by three men before their deaths. Richard Penick 27 of Minerva, father of five. William Penick 31 of Rt 1 Paris Rich ard Penick’s brother. and William E Thompson 63, William Penick’s father in law, reportedly drank heavily in recent weeks with one suggesting they might have consumed tractor radiator fluid.
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Canton
Ohio
Eugene B. Mozes
Richard Penick
Minerva
William Penick
Rt. 1
Paris
Richard
William E. Thompson
William
Woman Slips and Cuts Hand on Glass Jar
Two people were injured in falls yesterday treated at Middletown Hospital. Mrs. Carl Elam, 31, required sixteen stitches for a gash on her right hand after she slipped on ice carrying a glass jar on Lylburn Road toward Wilmington Ohio. Carol Sue Landsdale, 10, daughter of Leslie Landsdale, fractured her left forearm at home and was dismissed after ER treatment.
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Carl Elam
Elam
Lylburn Road
Wilmington
Ohio
Carol Sue Landsdale
Leslie Lansdale
Middletown Pl
Prayer Vigil Call For Desegregation Across Churches
Dayton, Ohio reports the National Council of Churches plans a May 17 prayer vigil across denominations to seek divine intervention for social and economic justice after the Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation. The council represents 14 Negro Protestant denominations and urges churchgoers to participate nationwide.
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Dayton
Ohio
Supreme Court
National Fraternal Council of Churches
Defense to rest in Troy first degree murder trial
In Troy Ohio the defense for Frankfort truck driver Edward A McMullen is set to rest today with three more witnesses expected to bolster his alibi that he was miles from the Dec 27 1954 robbery and slaying of Cleveland Chipley. McMullen 28 is charged with murder and robbery in the Troy store case.
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Troy
Ohio
Frankfort
Edward A. McMullen
McMullen
Cleveland Chipley
Cecil G. Maddy
Greenfield
Hope Thompson
Carolyn Mae McMullen
Common Pleas Court
Thompson
Rainsboro
Highland County
Chipley
Funeral Plans for H. L. Mencken Held by Friends
Baltimore mourners gather at an unnamed funeral home for the author H. L. Mencken as plans call for a small private service without religion. The ashes will rest beside his wife’s, and his brain has been removed for Johns Hopkins pathology study. The death followed a severe cerebral hemorrhage and coronary occlusion.
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Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
Mencken
August
Hamilton Owens
Baltimore Sunpapers
Harry
Charles Mencken
Pittsburgh
Pathology
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Triplets Born To Divorced Mother Of 11 Children
Mrs. Huldah Vos of Ambridge became mother to triplet boys at Sewickley Valley Hospital weighing 5 7 5 1 5 14 pounds total 17 pounds The 39 year old grandmother has 11 boys and three girls with only three of the older children living at home Another child died 13 years ago Names chosen from hospital initials Stephen James Vernon Alex Harlon Bernardo
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Pittsburgh
Huldah Vos
Ambridge
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Vos
Women's GOP Plans Washington Trip Finalized
Members and friends of The Women's Republican Club meet at Mrs. Clester Pieratt's home 222 Franklin St Wednesday at 6 30 for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs James Fath of Hamilton will coordinate final arrangements for the annual trip to Washington D C.
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Women’s Republican Club
Clester Pieratt
Franklin St
James Fath
Hamilton
Washington, D. C
Couple Kill Daughter Over Devil Spirit Confession
Police say a Korean couple aged 6 and his wife confessed to strangling their 3 year old daughter claiming the Devil's spirit dwelled in her. They are described as pious Christians with a decade of church attendance and have been charged with murder.
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Seoul
Nehru backs voluntary merger to ease linguistic states
Prime Minister Nehru urged 27 Indian states to merge voluntarily to avoid redrawing state boundaries on language lines. He cited the Bombay language riots that killed 300 to 400 as a warning against linguistic state creation and praised merging moves by West Bengal and Bihar as a bold, though controversial, step.
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New Delhi
Nehru
India
Bombay
West Bengal
Bihar
Tocal
Woman Divorces Hubby After Snakes In Cave Testimony
Judge dissolves 15 year marriage as Marion Ellsworth Woodmandsee, 32, testifies her husband, 33, forced her to live in a cave filled with snakes. She says snakes crawled over the baby and over the cupboard, shattering her nerves.
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Denver
Joseph E. Cook
Marion Ellsworth Woodmandsee
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