Sheriff Declines Aid From Rangers in Butler County
Sheriff Paul Pell rejects civilian aid from the Butler County Rangers a 300 member group formed to supplement the sheriff and state patrol. Prosecutor Robert Marr says vigilance groups lack authority to arrest or regulate traffic without warrants and cites the Horse Theft Act. The Rangers meet monthly in New Miami wear uniforms and patches with no firearms authority beyond normal citizens.
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Hamilton
Paul Pell
Rangers
Butler County
Butler County Rangers
Herman J. Broxterman
Broxterman
Sheriff's Department
State Highway Patrol
Robert Marr
Vigilance Corporation
New Miami Improvement Assn
Standard Oil Files Charge In Strikes
Cleveland based Sohio charged the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union with unfair labor practices in a dispute over plant by plant bargaining. The company says the union seeks company wide agreements and violated federal labor law by demanding non negotiable contract changes.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Sohio
NLRB
Rocket Fired In Study Of Sun's Flares
On San Nicolas Island California scientists fire the IGY 14 rocket program to study solar flares and ionospheric electrification. The first launch reached 75 miles, with data relayed from a nose detector as the Deacon and Nike booster stages separated and the spent rocket splashed into the Pacific.
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San Nicolas Island
Calif
IGY
Nike
Navy
Air Missile Test Center
Point Mugu
Los Angeles
Schoolboy Signed By Redlegs
Cincinnati signs 18 year old Claude Osteen who pitched Reading High School to the Ohio Class A title. He will wear the Redlegs uniform tomorrow night against Milwaukee at Crosley Field. Osteen posted a 16 0 record with a .441 batting average and 221 strikeouts in 103 innings. He threw a no hitter with 20 strikeouts in 21 batters faced and won two games in one day in regionals as Reading captured the Class A crown. He fills the roster vacancy after Warren Hacker was sold to Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Claude Osteen
Reading High School
Cincinnati Redlegs
Osteen
Redlegs
Milwaukee
Crosley Field
Reading
Columbus
Redieg
Warren Hacker
Philadelphia
JP Clings To Money Faces Suit In May Court Action
Lucas County Prosecutor Harry Friberg plans to sue Justice of the Peace R. O. Stevens who refuses to turn over May court costs amounting to 1003 dollars. Stevens withholds the funds in protest of an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that ends fixed salaries for justices of the peace for the year. Similar funds in Mahoning Columbiana Belmont and Trumbull counties are held in escrow pending resolution.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry Friberg
Justice of the Peace
Lucas County
R. 0. Stevens
Ohio Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Court
Mahoning
Columbiana
Belmont
Trumbull
Friiberg
First National Gets Award For Annual Report
First National Bank of Middletown receives the Merit Award of Financial World for the 1956 annual report to shareholders. The award, called the Oscar of Industry Award, recognizes distinguished achievement in annual reporting among 5,000 reports reviewed in 1957 for content typography and format.
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First National Bank of Middletown
Financial World
American Investment and Business Magazine
First National
No ham actor is Meggs O Day at Rutgers hen exhibit
A leghorn hen named Meggs O Day laid an egg daily for over 200 days at Rutgers University New Jersey. College officials rejected a bid to feature her in a television show.
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Meggs O'Day
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Ten year old induced by mother to shoot father case
Brookhaven Miss Mrs Theresa Daisy 32 faces accessory before the fact murder charges in the death of her husband Alex Daisy 41. Prosecutor says she bought bullets for her 10 year old son Leo who fired the shot after she lured him to the act with the rifle. Leo is charged with murder and held with no bond. The shooting occurred at the Crystal Springs home last Wednesday night.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Theresa Daisy
Mike Carr
Crystal Springs
Alex Daisy
Leo
Daisy
Carr
Crysal Springs
Memorial Services for William Henry Anderson Held Today
The Hamilton IOOF Lodge to conduct memorial services for William Henry Anderson 79 of Lewisburg Rt 1 who died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital Day ton. Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m today. Services at 2 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Harley Brown officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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William Anderson
Hamilton Ioof Lodge
P. m
McCoy-Leffler
William Henry Anderson
Lewisburg
Rt. 1
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
White
IOOF
Middletown
Hamilton
Harley ‘Brown
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Maude Walls 79 of New Vienna dies
Mrs Maude Walls aged 79 of New Vienna died at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington at 11 p m Sunday Her daughter Mrs Marie Fay Montgomery formerly of Middletown now of New Vienna is widow of Edmund C Fay cafe owner who died about five years ago Services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Smith Funeral Home New Vienna with burial at Lees Creek Cemetery Friends may call today and tomorrow
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Maude Walls
New Vienna
Marie Fay Montgomery
Middletown
Funeral services for Lawrence White
Lawrence White 84 of 1413 Garfield St died yesterday morning after collapsing on Garfield Street. Funeral services will be held Sunday in Jefferson Ga. Body to be taken to the White residence after 6 p.m. Friends may visit. it will be shipped to Jefferson Thursday. White retired from McGraw Construction Co and lived in Middletown 14 years. Local arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home.
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Lawrence ‘White
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Garfield Street
Jefferson, Ga
Charles F. Smith Services Planned at 10 A.M.
Charles F. Smith, 81, of 2040 Logan Street, is to be honored with funeral services at 10 a.m. at a local church. The arrangements were announced by his family and reflect a life devoted to community service.
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Charles F. Smith
Logan St
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Highlight Early Aviation and Journalism
Shreveport Journal president Doug Las Attaway 79 died yesterday after a long tenure since 1901. New York portrait painter DeWitt M. Lockman 86 founder of the National Association of Portrait Painters also died yesterday. Winchester England Maj Walter Gordon Wilson 83 credited by Britain for tank invention in WWI died Sunday. Feldberg Germany August Euler 88 aviation pioneer first German pilot's license in 1909 and Germany's first aircraft manufacturer died yesterday.
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Shreveport
Douglas Attaway
Shreveport Journal
New York
DeWitt M. Lockman
National Assn
Winchester
England
Walter Gordon Wilson
Feldberg
Germany
August Euler
Barge Traffic Soars On Ohio River Up 1956 Volumes
Cincinnati reports a record 76.66 million tons of barge cargo moved on the Ohio River in 1956, up nearly five million tons from 1955. Ton mileage hit 15.999 billion ton miles, versus 14.901 billion in 1955, Col. R. E. Smyser Jr. notes that the rise nearly doubles Ohio River commercial traffic in a decade.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
R. E. Smyser, Jr
Army
Mexico Named After Aztec War God Mexitli
A historical note explains that the name Mexico derives from the Nahuatl term for the Aztec war god Mexitli, reflecting ancient religious and cultural influences.
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Mexico
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