Far and Warmer Forecast and Ohio Weather Update
Friday and tonight will be fair and a little warmer. Columbus reports recent rains easing drought fears though cool nights slow corn growth. The Weather Bureau notes 0.88 inches for the week, wheat ripening in the north, oats heading, and tobacco planting nearly finished in Dayton. Showers widespread across Ohio. Union County calls showers life savers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Dayton
Irwin
Union County
Weekly Food Review on Pork and Produce Prices
Pork prices rose two to ten cents a pound in many markets while eggs moved up two cents a dozen. Hog prices led gains as growers cut shipments. fall pig crop sales limit near-term supply. Tomatoes, cucumbers, and berries moved lower or higher on weather and garden harvests. Wholesale food index jumped 15 cents. officials say food supplies remain ample despite war fears.
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Dun & Bredstreet
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Truman
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National Coffee Association
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City Briefs Thursday Meetings Across Local Clubs
The 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron gathers at 5 pm at the American Legion. State Patrol Auxiliary meets at 5 pm at the State Highway Patrol. Lions Club monthly meeting is at LeSourdville Lake at 6 30 pm. Armco Employes Independent Fer Federation executive committee meets at 7 pm in AEIF offices. Blythe William Post Auxiliary of American Legion meets at 8 pm at Silver Leaf Social Club. Moose Lodge convenes at 8 pm at the hall. Toastmasters Club meets at 4 30 pm at Manchester Hotel. Fellows Lodge meets at 7 30 pm at the hall. Alpha Council No 3 or OUAM meets at 8 pm on North Broad St. East Middletown Improvement Association holds annual picnic at Dan Mokry home Coles Road at 6 pm. National Secretaries Association meets 4 30 pm at Mrs Harold Jones home 212 Central Ave. SRSDAY National Association of Power Engineers meets 7 30 pm at YMCA. Alcoholics Anonymous convenes at 7 45 pm. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge at Castle Hall 7 30 pm. Optimist Club noon session at Manchester Hotel.
U S Sixe engine plane forced down in Argentina
In Argentina a U S Sixe engine plane with a crew of 10 made an emergency forced landing near Sumanbe after an engine caught fire, while another plane landed safely in Santiago Del Province and will stay several days for spare parts blown in from a Panama base.
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Argentina
U.S
Sumanbe
Santiago del Province
Panama
Wedding date announced at bridge party
Mrs Ethel Hughes used a bridge party at her home to reveal the July 15 wedding date for her sister Harriet Perkins to close friends. Prizes and matches concealed the date inside a cover as guests listed include Virginia Glover and Louise Myers among others. The report also notes a Ten-day girls camp at the Baptist Missionary Home and various local society events.
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Ethel Hughes
Harriet Perkins
Jerry Chatman
Louise Myers
Laverne Saunders
Virginia Glover
Mesdames
Hanna Young
Rowena Didlick
Lucy Pearson
Let
Two Are Injured In Collision At Rural Junction
A man and wife were hurt around 11 p m today in a crash at Route 741 and Route 63 south of Middletown. Jewett Billickin 61 of 6 Arbor Court Hamilton and Mrs Carolyn Millikin 50 of the same address sustained head injuries and facial cuts while their teenage son Tommy was uninjured. State Police investigated. the other vehicle fled the scene.
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Middletown
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Jewett Billickin
Arbor Court
Carolyn Millikin
Millikins
Tommy
YMCA Youth Tour At Cola Plant
Middletown's Coca Cola bottling plant hosted 52 youngsters from the VY Summer Fan Club on a rubberneck tour. Guided by Y leaders Harry Braak Bob Davis Johnny Birchfield and Rodney Trem the group viewed plant operations while officials Gene Goecke and James Finlay led the visit.
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Middletown
Coca- Cola
Harry Iter Braak
Bob Davis
Johnny Birchfield
Rodney Trem
Gene Goecke
James Finlay
Church seeks mortgage for expansion debt in Middletown
Officials of the Grace Patri Church in Middletown filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking authority to mortgage church property totaling 12008 dollars to pay debts tied to a vicount building expansion program being conducted by the church.
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Grace Paptis
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Truck Fire Ignites Under Dash at Woodlawn Ave
Firefighters from Company 2 respond to a truck fire at 1815 Woodlawn Ave. causing minor damage of ten dollars. The blaze started from a leak under the dash in a truck owned by Amos Grigsh of Middetown Route 3 and was extinguished with a 9:43 p.m. exit.
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Woodlawn Ave
Company 2
Amos Grigsh
Middetown
Stout Elected Director of Children for Ohio Church
Mrs. Betty Stout was elected director of the Children for the State of Ohio for the Church of God in a recent Youngstown meeting. Her first field work will begin in Toledo, Ohio, marking a new chapter in regional church youth outreach.
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Betty Stout
State of Ohio
Church of God
Youngstown
Toledo
Legionnaire Band To Play In Parade
The American Legion Band of Middletown Post 218 will join the Safety Week parade, with joint sponsorship by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce and the local American Federation of Musicians unit. Plans for the display begin Sunday as officials say the program is nearing completion. Scouts from Troop 13 will canvass city parking meters tomorrow, placing safety stickers on over 659 machines.
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American Legion Band
Middletown Legion Post 218
Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Musicians
Four Women Vying For Scout Field Director Post
Four young women are under consideration for the Girl Scout Field Director post to be vacated this summer when Miss Pegsy Richardson leaves for another assignment. The selection is chaired by Mrs Nell E Bleckford with Mrs E J and Mrs Earl Klein and Mrs Chapple as committee members. QUESTIONED IN SLAYING.
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Garnet L. Chatch
Pegsy Richardson
Nell E. Bleckford
E. J
Earl Klein
Chapple
Youths questioned in Columbus knife slaying of Jorepn Breitfel jer
Columbus police questioned two youths in the stabbing death of 34 year old Jorepn Breitfel jer found fatally stabbed in his home on Monday. Capt. Clem Rowers said the youths were released after questioning and no charges filed.
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Jorepn Breitfeljer
Columbus
Clem Rowers
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