Grange Meet Postponed to July 11 in Springboro
SPRINGBORO The Springboro Grange will hold its meeting on July 11 instead of July 4 due to the holiday. The degree team will supervise third and fourth degree work for a class of new candidates at Centerville Grange. Team members include Mrs. Ray Kinder and others. harvest march led by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wade with Miss Clara Crockett and Noel Easton participating.
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Springboro
Springboro Grange
Grange
Centerville Grange
Springboro Deree
Ray Kinder
Noel Easton
W. H. Null
Roxie Jones
Irene Harbaugh
Ramblers Club Enjoys Picnic at LeVielle Cottage
Franklin district notes recount a Ramblers Club picnic at Dayton hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeVielle along Stilwater River with a supper. Other items include United Lutherans meeting at Clark Street and various family visits and relocations around Dayton and nearby towns.
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Franklin
Ramblers Club
Charles LeVielle
Dayton
Stilwater River
United Lutherans
John Berger
Clark Street
Ada Fitzgerald
Granville Kesling
Weirton
W. Va
Jacob Scholl
Jerry
Larry
Central Lake
Mich
Charleviaux
J. D. Scholl
Miamisburg
Adam P. Bridge
James Snider
Maude Bridge
Philadelphia
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Fred Klaber
Grandview Hospital
Lebanon mayor warns speeders and violators
Mayor William Fraser announces a renewed crackdown on speeding reckless driving and stop sign violations in Lebanon. The text notes many speeders including transients have been apprehended and mentions a cited case of Marald Tau Natrnit Mich fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty, with Virgil Sherrod of Lebanon also referenced.
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Lebanon
William Fraser
Marald
U S Legation Closes Budapest Library and Theater
The U S legation in Budapest says it closed its library and movie theater following a Hungarian government order. The regime labeled the premises as cover for spying and demanded the recall of three staff. both buildings remained closed with notices in Hungarian and English stating closure “upon the emancipation of the Hungarian People's Republic.”
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
Legation
U. S. Legation
Uemanc
Locker Plant Bids Too Low at Court Ordered Sale
A court ordered sale of Middletown Frozen Food Lockers at 910 West First Ave failed to attract bids meeting the Common Pleas Court approval. Although several bids began at 10000 dollars, none were high enough for Judge Fred B. Cramer to approve the sale after receivership.
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Middletown
Warren Refuses Senate Probe Testimony as Florida Governor
Gov. Fuller Warren says he will not appear before the U S Senate Crime Committee while governor. He cites lack of power to compel obedience and returns the subpoena served for a Washington July 9 hearing on interstate crime matters.
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Tallaha
Fla
Fuller Warren
U.S. Senate
Florida
O'Conor
Warren
O’conor
Senate
Washington
Judge orders subpoenas for four missing leaders’ signers
A court appearance set as the judge orders subpoenas for the signers of the four missing leaders’ surety bonds. Bail was provided by the Civil Rights Congress, labeled subversive by the U S attorney general. All four missing Reds are American-born with ties to Russia.
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Civil Rights Congress
U. S
Mayor Fraser Pleads Guilty to Reckless Operation
The mayor was fined 20 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a reckless operation charge in a municipal court.
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Fraser
Reds See Peace Move in Korea as Face Saving
Allied troops in Korea doubt the terms of a Communist peace and note Kaesong as a face saving pivot. Warrant Officer Warren P. of Middletown Ohio voices concern that a meeting on the fifth could end fighting with an armistice in days, even as mortar fire and patrols continue. Journal staff cannot locate Warrington’s local relatives by noon.
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Korea
Kaesong
United Nations
Warren P.ren
Middletown
Ohio
Reds
Warrington
Pope denounces Soviet farm collectivization at Vatican congress
Pope Pius XII denounces farm collectivization in Communist countries as degrading fields and turning them into reservoirs of manpower for industry. He spoke to 175 delegates from 18 nations at the First International Catholic Congress on Problems of Rural Life, condemning Marxism as technism.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Ohio Turnpike projected to cut travel time and costs
An engineering study estimates the Ohio Turnpike will save drivers and commercial fleets money and reduce accidents. It predicts 674 million miles of travel in the first year, with 60.6 percent passenger cars and 39.4 percent commercial vehicles, and first-year gross revenues around 15.33 million dollars. The firm calls the project a public convenience and notes final feasibility depends on financing negotiations. Plankton is highlighted as among the smallest life forms that sustain large whales.
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Turnpike Commission
New York
Brahman Cattle Club Forms as State Fair Plans Grow
The Central Brahman Breeders Association in Lebanon expands membership to 13 and outlines Ohio State Fair show plans. Frank and Mrs. Smith of Lebanon anchor show efforts with others joining. Norris Cattle Co. of Ocala pledges support. The group lists officers: William H. Miller president, R H Little VP, H L Little treasurer. Temporary HQ at the Smiths Willow View Farm. Brahman cattle are described as sacred in India.
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India
Central Brahman Breeders Association
Lebanon
Frank Smith
Ohio
Smiths
Willow View Farm
Norris Cattle Co
Ocala
Fla
Central Association
Norris
Smith
Central Breeders
William H. Miller
R. H. Little
Jeffersonville
H. L. Little
Iller Farm
Springfield
L. C
Thompson
Washington D. H
L. V. Branstrator
Wilmington
Emerson Evans
Gallipolis
Robert L. Evans
Paul Arnold
West Salem
F. L. Swetland
Yellow Springs
Janes Grady
Wooster
Howard Balm
Bainbridge
Herbert W. Wagner
Lancaster
Forest Fire and Flood Danger Diminish Across Regions
Western states reduced forest fire activity with most blazes reported out or under control. Flooding eased in Missouri and Kansas as waters receded. but dry timberland kept risk in New Mexico, Colorado, California, Washington, Oregon, and Arizona. Showers and a broad rain belt affected the Midwest and South with near normal eastern temperatures.
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Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Washington
Oregon
Arizona
St. Charles
Idwest
Great Plains
Iowa
Minnesota
Far West
House Fire Destroys Lebanon Farm Dwelling
The Ward Hembary family home burned to ashes on the O D McClain farm two miles west of Lebanon on Hart School Road. Loss estimated over 3500 dollars, insured. Fire Chief Clarence V Dunham said the fire origin is undetermined as Lebanon Fire Department saved the barn and McClain residence.
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Lebanon
Ward Hembary
Hembary
O.D. McClain
Hart School
Clarence V. Dunham
Lebanon Fire Department
McClain
Osborns Celebrate 37th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harry Osborn mark their 37th wedding anniversary tomorrow at their Lebanon home on North Broadway They wed on Independence Day in 1914 and will host a family celebration at their residence.
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Lebanon
Harry Osborn
North Broadway
Gavel Presented To Rotary Head in Germantown
Germantown Rotary Club elected Charles Duerr as president and received the gavel from retiring leader William Green at a noon meeting at Mom and Dad's Restaurant. Green reported on the Rotary International Convention in Atlantic City. Visiting Rotarians included Anglesby Franklin Taylor Sheley Crewson Hicks Hanson Eby Wilson Weatherwax Ulrich Evans Pearson Ontwerf from several area towns.
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Germantown
Charles Duerr
Rotary Club
William Green
Green
Rotary International
Atlantic City
William Anglesby
Franklin
Ray Taylor
Frank Sheley
Walter Crewson
Russell Hicks
Hamilton
George Hanson
Miamisburg
James Eby
Edward Wilson
West Carrolton
R. S
Bone Clan Reunion Set for Harmon Park in July
The Bone Clan reunion will be held at Harmon Park in Lebanon on Sunday July 15 with a basket dinner at noon. Miss Myrtle Bone president announces the event and a program in the afternoon. Other officers include Jack Hutchinson vice president Miss Minnie Bone secretary and Mrs. Roxie Hill treasurer.
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Lebanon
Harmon Park
Myrtle Bone
Jack Hutchinson
Minnie Bone
Roxie Hill
AP Correspondent Testimony At Prague Trial Reported
AP correspondent described testifying to the U.S. high commission in Frankfurt as three Czech ex-AP workers and Oatis faced trial. The witnesses, Tomas Syroboda Pavel Wojdinek and Peter Muntz, admitted spying while Oatis suggested he felt generally aligned with their statements. Oatis indicated agreement with their testimony in part.
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U.S
Peter Muntz
Oatis
Champion Income Up Hamilton Special Net
Champion Paper and Fibre Company reports net income of 10.591 million dollars for the fiscal year ending March 31 1951 equal to 9.20 dollars per share. This compares with 8.766 million dollars net income or 7.55 per share for the prior year.
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Hamilton
Chamption Paper and Fibre Company
Lebanon Plans Safe Fourth at Warren County Fairgrounds
Lebanon and Warren County police and fire chiefs vow a safe Fourth of July after two fatal Independence Day crashes last year. Fireworks remain banned by state law though toy caps are allowed. The Warren County American Legion sponsors a full day event at the fairgrounds with radio stars, rides, food, and a fireworks finale, weather permitting.
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Warren County
Ohio
Lebanon
Warren County Fairgrounds
Warren County American Legion
William Sawyer
WLWTV
Reds Hold July Baseball Tryouts at Harmon Field Lebanon
Cincinnati Reds catcher scout Tommy Thompson announced a two day baseball school and tryouts at Harmon Field Lebanon for July 20 and 21. Eligible players aged 16 to 21 from the Miami Valley area are urged to report from 10 a m to 4 p m with uniform gloves and shoes. Scouts will review prospects and showers will be available at Harmon Hall after sessions. Officials expect the event to become an annual affair.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati Reds
Harmon Field
Tommy Thompson
Reds
Tooung
Thompson
Harmon Hall
Miami Valley
Tristate
Former Amanda Pastor Returns as Guest Minister
The Rev. C. P. Wedgewood, former Amanda Methodist Church pastor 1937 to 1945, will return this Sunday July 8 as guest minister during Rev. W. E. Ballinger’s vacation. Wedgewood previously led Spring Grove Methodist in Cincinnati and retired in June at the district conference. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will not meet in July.
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Robert Burns
C. A. Litsch
May Miller
Mc Earnhart
Thomas Lamb
Martin Reese
James Reese
Robert Reese
Monroe
Mich
Edward Nickell
Arthur Biechler
Sam Morgan
Carl Morgan
Greenville
Charles Hogg
Dayton
Herman Sanders
Glen Cook
Ben Beckett
Harveysburg
The
Congregational Christian Church
William Baker
South River Street
Gilbert Hubbard
Charles Parker
Celina
Tiff Glossip, Sr
Arnold Hunter
Ivy Merritt
Will Farrell
William Trotter
Iowa
Virginia Kindred
Morris Store
Harry Earnhart
Carlisle
Alcora Burdge
Amanda
C. P. Wedgewood
Amanda Methodist Church
Wedgewood
W. E. Ballinger
Spring Grove Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Franklin Rural Social Guests Share Weekend Visits
A long list of visitors and hosts crosses Franklin Rural, with Ethel Rayburn and Tevis Rayburn of Eureka Illinois honored by Mrs. Zinck. Numerous locals and relatives from Franklin, Dayton, Hamilton, Harveysburg, and others attended and called on family members across the area.
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Franklin Rural
Joe Zinck
Ethel Rayburn
Tevis Rayburn
Eureka, Il
Blanche Thompson
John Baker
Ina Dearth
Cecil Wrogsdon
Franklin
Mervin Rayburn
Chautauqua
Gerald Reed
Carl Rhoades
Miamisburg
Stanley Moore
West Carrollton
Jerry Reed
U.S.S
Jarvis
Anna Douglas
Grandview Hospital
Raymond Hartman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Everett Cotton
Aurora
Ind
John Hackman
Fred Hackman
Dickie Montgomery
Ronnie Montgomery
A. H. Montgomery
Wilbert Jones
Brandenton
Carl Brown
Harveysburg
Charles Hartman
Walter Deardoff
A. R. Brownley
Sedalia
Franklin Golf Club covers dish supper at club house
Members and families of the Franklin Golf Club will hold a covered dish supper at the club house tomorrow at 4 p m. Reservations may still be made with Edward Hineline. The Lutheran Church Church Council will meet tonight at 7 30 p m at the church. The Veterans Memorial Playground Committee will meet tonight at 8 p m in the Council Room.
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Franklin Golf Club
Edward Hineline
Church Council of the Lutheran Church
Veterans’ Memorial Playground Committee
Club Meetings Set Tonight And Tomorrow
The Pinochle Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Vaughn Burroughs. The One-to-Four Club is to meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Anna Marstall.
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Vaughn Burroughs
Anna Marstall
Bake sale to aid Germantown Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the F O E will hold a bake sale Saturday in the Kelly Dry Cleaning room starting at 9 a.m. Items include chicken noodles salad and cakes. Several social updates note visits and travel of local residents and relatives. There is no Germantown American Legion Auxiliary meeting this week due to the July 4th holiday. Guayule rubber plants show recovery amid war concerns near Crystal City Texas as the US Bureau of Plant Industry seeds 20 000 acres for fall transplants.
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Germantown
F.O.E
Kelly
Jane Henry
Cincinnati
Zeller Henry
Alpha Longfellow
Florida
Arthur Fink
Pittsburgh
James Ingham Sr
G. W. Fletcher
Randolph Field
Tex
Harry Thompson
James Foland
Wilmington
Rodney Miller
William Salyer
Wengerlawn
Walter Phillabaum
William Bonda
James
John Bond
Pat Deweese
San Francisco
QMI
USN
G. D. Keesecker
Greenville
Charles Kern
Peerless Pantry
Miamisburg
Carlos Moses
Ida Moses
Dayton
Germantown American Legion Auxiliary
Guayule
Crystal City
US Bureau of Plant Industry
Wayne Club Tours Cinay Corporations
Wayne Township Livestock Club traveled to Cincinnati visiting the Cincinnati Times Star Building and Proctor and Gamble Company. Next meeting set for July 11 at Everett Henry’s home. Public hearing notice for Trenton Village School District budget to be held July 12 at 8 pm in Trenton Ohio Board offices.
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Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times Star
Proctor and Gamble Company
Everett Henry
Trenton Village
Butler County
Trenton Board of Education
Trenton
Ohio
Cecil W.ash. SR
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Ree Tens
Virgil Sherrod
James Goad
Ken Blount
Seth Legation
Probers
Pope
Ohio Turnpike
Darling & Company
Associated Press
Rere
Home Sweet Home
Manchester Ave
Osborns
Rotary Head
Bone
Middletown Lumber CO
TL Contracting & Repair
Delaware
Council of Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Hearing Center
H. M. Hensley
Ruth Hensley, R.N
Wayne Club Tours
Ciney Corporations
Anefrin
Wal Chrysler
A. P. Giannini
America
Seeaenett
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