Middletown Residents Injured In Two Car Crash
Middletown residents including three family members were injured in a two car collision at Yankee Road and Pershing Avenue last night. Mrs Wanda Neal 23 was admitted with a belt laceration, her husband Thomas Neal and son Thomas Neal Jr were treated and dismissed. Rex Arnett 23 suffered a nose bleed and tooth loss. Lawrence Arnett 23 drove north and hit Neals car causing heavy damage. Officers continue investigation with ambulance transport by McCoy-Letter.
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Yankee Road
Pershing Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Wanda Neal
Meadow Ave
Lawrence Arnett
Manchester Ave
Nea
McCoy-Letter
Forged Roosevelt Signature Debunked at Granite Hotel
In Grenfell Saskatchewan authorities confirm a 1901 signature on the Granite Hotel register claiming Theodore Roosevelt slept there was a forgery. U.S. Library of Congress experts verified the questioned entry after years of local pride in the traceable claim.
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Grenfell, Sask
Teddy Roosevelt
U.S. Library of Congress
Man cited in two car crash at Lafayette and Finley
An Indiana man was cited in Municipal Court after a two car crash at LaFayette Avenue and Finley Street yesterday. No injuries were reported. Damage was estimated at 275 dollars. C B Smith, 41, of Vernon Ind, failed to yield at a stop sign and collided with a car driven by Stanley Wasson, 67, of 2100 Lamberton St. Smith said he failed to see the sign. Police noted no other city accidents reported by 10 p.m.
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Indiana
LaFayette Avenue
Finley Street
C. B. Smith
Vernon
Ind
Smith
Stanley Wasson
Lamberton St
Seven influenza deaths in Ash Tabula County
Jefferson Ohio AP Ash tabula County health district reports seven influenza related deaths since December 1 with the latest victim Herbert C Boggs Jr 12 of Piermont. The health commissioner Dr J G Constantine notes the other six victims were elderly.
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Jefferson, Ohio
Ashtabula County
Herbert C. Boggs Jr
Piervont
J. G. Constantine
Hard Rock Is Pierced By Rescuers
Rescue workers pierced a hard rock barrier to reach 435 miners trapped since Jan 21 at Coalbrook South Africa. Officials said the fate of 429 Africans and six whites would be known within 90 hours as multiple drills progress through shale and coal to create access for food water and medical supplies. A 12 foot wide escape shaft is being sunk alongside the efforts.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Barricades Ringed by Paratroopers in Algiers Stand Firm
Army forces led by Brig. Gen. Gracieux tightened the cordon around Algiers barricades. Paratroopers took up positions on streets and rooftops while insurgents held key areas. Pierre Lagaillarde rejected an unconditional surrender, declaring Algeria must stay French as clashes persisted.
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Jean Gracieux
Algiers
Nuster
Gracieux
Algeria
de Gaulle
Pierre Lagaillarde
Billions Wasted In Defense Split Budget Proposal
Washington AP reports business leaders demand civilian managed defense agency to curb duplication and overspending. Perry Shoemaker and Hoover Commission allies back consolidating some 24 billion dollars yearly on military supplies under the Secretary of Defense. Erwin Canham of the Chamber urges directing most of 40 billion defense outlay to the Defense Secretary rather than division among services.
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Washington
Defense Department
Perry M. Shoemaker
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Secretary of Defense
Shoemaker
Herbert Hoover
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corp
Hoover Commission
Erwin D. Canham
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Air Force
Army
Navy
Obituary for Mrs Ethel Heintzelman May Be Local Figure
Mrs Ethel Heintzelman a former resident died Saturday at Parmiter Rest Home Malta Ohio She had been at University Hospital Columbus until December then moved to the rest home She lived here with relatives Survivors include a daughter Mrs Eugene Lewis of Middletown a son Jerold Heintzelman of McCormmelville a brother Ralph E Scott of Middletown and a sister Mrs L W Shelley of Columbus Burial will be at McConnelsville Cemetery
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Ethel Heintzelman
Parmiter
Malta
Ohio
University Hospital
Columbus
Eugene Lewis
Middletown
Jerold Heintzelman
McCormmelville
Ralph E. Scott
L. W. Shelley
McConnelsville Cemetery
Best Day Ever Crutch Day funds beat previous record
Y Teens collected 459.29 dollars for the polio campaign, an all time high in Butler County. John Fitzgerald, vice chairman of the county foundation chapter, praised the work and noted past efforts had reached 408 dollars.
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John Fitzgerald
Butler County
National Foundation For Infantile Parlysis
Miller Franklin D. Miller Funeral Held in Dayton
Franklin D. Miller 23 of Dayton died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was an Air Force veteran and student at Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College. Funeral 1 p.m. Monday at West Side Church of God with burial in Dayton. surviving wife Irene, mother Mrs. Lillie Miller, three sisters, four brothers, and others. Call after 2 p.m. today at Hoyne Funeral Home. Also listed are Catherine J. Grace and Clel Young services in ensuing hours.
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Franklin D. Miller
Dayton
Aileen Lykins
Eaton Ave
West Side
Lillie Miller
Somerset
Hoyne ‘Funeral Home
Third St
Communists View Castro Government as Useful to Them
An undated CIA briefing released by the Senate Security Subcommittee quotes Gen. C. P. Cabell saying Castro’s regime, seen as nationalistic yet pro Communist, offers free opportunity to organize propagate and infiltrate. Cabell warned communism is rising in Latin America and aims to exploit U S vulnerabilities.
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Washington
U. S
Fidel Castro
C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
Castro
Cabel
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
U.S
Havana
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Cabell
Latin America
Red
United States
Police Briefs Reported DUI Arrest and Vandalism Incidents
Police arrested Leo Miller 719 Mary Etta for driving while intoxicated after officers answered a call to Columbia Avenue. Vandals damaged two cars on Jeffera Avenue and hit a window at Walter Smith home. State Troopers charged James Childs Chicago with a suspended license and speeding at Franklin Tren ton Road. Frances Robinson reported a stolen pocketbook containing $40, license, and papers.
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Leo Miller
Mary Etta
Jeffera Avenue
James Childs
Chicago, I
Franklin-Trenton Road
Rt. 4
Frances Robinson
Eaton Ave
Auditions Set for Great Lakes Regional Opera Event
The fifth annual Great Lakes regional auditions sponsored by the National Council of the Metropolitan Opera will be held February 26 and 27 at radio station WHK in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
National Council of the Metropolitan Opera
WHK
Debaters Win Third Places at Delaware Meet
Middletown High School debate teams placed third overall after a 30-school statewide meet in Delaware. The B team earned five firsts and tied for first in a five way split, while the A squad notched four wins and two losses. Individual events saw Ray Back j second in humorous reading, Claude Baker second in dramatic reading, and Mardie Crow third in girls extemporaneous reading. A team members were Marc’a Aronoff Drew Selvar Brian Lennie Judy Geckeler. B team members Bob Ward Brian Berman Don Lennie Nick Paniel. Other contestants included Paula Selby Bonnie Cox Mildred Ward Rob Casper Terry Lawrence Linda Contne Barbara Corn Carlyn Kemp Dana Day Carol Banzhaf Larry Schrock Jerry Ratliff Betsy O’Neil Carol Peterson. Mrs. John Akerman ran the boys and girls extemporaneous and original oratory contests. Miss Florence Powell judged the individual events. Tom Kemp judged debates.
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Middletown
Delaware
Rost
Ray Back J
Claude Baker
Mardie Crow
Marc'a Aronoff
Drew Selvar
Brian Lennie
Judy Geckeler
Bob Ward
Brian Berman
Don Lennie
Nick Paniel
Paula Selby
Bonnie Cox
Mildred Ward
Rob Casper
Terry Lawrence
Linda Contne
Barbara Corn
Carlyn Kemp
Dana Day
Carol Banzhaf
Larry Schrock
Jerry Ratliff
Betsy O'Neil
Carol Peterson
John Akerman
Hearing Set On Lipstick Color Ban
The government ordered a public hearing for February 17 to decide if 14 lipstick coloring materials should be deemed unsafe and banned. FDA declared three previously suspected colors safe, while lip stick makers warn a ban could ruin their finances.
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Washington
Club Closed After Raid in Wooster Ohio
Prosector James K. Leedy obtained a temporary injunction to padlock the Satellite Social and Service Club Inc after a police and liquor agents raid. Five people were arrested. four face gambling violations and owner Fealin Marone is charged with illegal liquor sales. Over 10 bottles of whiskey were found. 25 to 30 dice and gambling materials also located. Authorities had monitored the club for months amid local complaints and seek a permanent closing.
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Wooster
Ohio
James K. Leedy
Satellite Social & Service Club, Inc
Leedy
Fealin Marone
Willam T. Galayda
Canton District
Kenneth ‘Walters
Raiders
Vatican Denies Fantastic Soviet Ties Reports
Rome newspapers prematurely claimed possible Vatican Soviet diplomatic ties labeled fantastic and untrue by Vatican officials. L Osservatore Romano and Il Paese published the reports, prompting Vatican denial of any immediate establishment of relations.
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Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Soviet Union
Rome
Momento-Sera
Il Paese
Lipstick Colors Get Temporary Reprieve From Ban
Washington AP report notes the $80 million a year lipstick industry won a reprieve from an FDA ban on certain red orange and yellow coal tar colors. Three colors are restored to the harmless list for further testing, leaving 14 shades under review as hearings begin. Industry figures from the Toilet Goods Assn and major makers push for continued use, citing decades of safe use despite rodent test concerns.
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FDA
George P. ‘Larrick
Gardner L. Bridge Washington
G AP
Lipsick
George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
Fuller Holloway
The
Toilet Goods Assn
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Revion
Max Factor
Richard Hudnut
Avon
Food and Drug Law
Last Oc
Hiring Plans Stepped Up Nationwide Outlook Improves
A Labor Department survey shows employers are stepping up hiring for the next few months amid renewed optimism after the steel strike. About three-fourths of 149 major labor market areas expect rising employment from January to March, with gains split between manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors. Start-of-1960 employment remains above a year earlier in four-fifths of areas.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Bureau
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Mildred Bechtel
Dave Regan
Weber
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Verity
14Th Ave
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Robert Kortnier
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Catherine J. Grace
Main St
St. Mary Church
Clel Young
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Columbia Ave
Albert Annenberg
M. E. Rolich
Springfield
Walter Smith
Flemming Rd
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Grand Ave
G&g
Gideon Rd
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West Central
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