Ryder Cup Berth Debate Clouds PGA Winner
Four home pros reach the PGA semi finals as Harmon protests the automatic Ryder Cup selection rule. Harmon, who defeated Bill Nary, argues the system favors overall titles over individual match results. Burkemo, Torza, and Isaacs pursue the title with tight finishes shaping a dramatic Birmingham showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mich
Professional Golfers Association
Walter Burkemo
Claude Harmon
Felice Torza
Jack Isaacs
England
PGA
Harmon
Bill Nary
Ohio Amateur Qualifier to Open at Pine Ridge Course
A field of 150 plus entries from across Ohio opens a 36 hole qualifier for the Ohio Amateur Golf Championship at Pine Ridge in Cleveland. The event features past champions including Francis Cardi and John Florio with 18 hole rounds Tuesday and Wednesday and match play set to begin Thursday.
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Nary
Walter Burkemo
Harmon
Navy
Cleveland
Pine Ridge
Bill Margraf
Columbus
Ohio Golf Association
Simon Pures
Ohio
Francis Cardi
Ohio State
Johnny Jendrasak
Lost Nation Club
Pat Schwab
Dayton
Fee
Cardi
John Florio
Tom Jones Jr
Youngstown
Ed Preisler
Uncle Sam Insurance on Decathlon Domination
RIP Watson reports Plainfield New Jersey Jim Bausch era glory may persist as 19 year old Milton Campbell tops the 1953 AAU decathlon with 7235 points eyeing near world mark. Bob Richards Morris and Mathias hold higher scores while Shankle and Wis impress in debut decathlons with Lewis noted for rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
United States
Jim Bausch
Uncle Sam
Bob Mathias
Milt Campbell
Thias
Mathias
Glenn Morris
Bob Richards
Long Beach
Calif
Campbell
Richards
AAU
Joel Shankle
Duke
Aubrey Wis
Montclair
Giants Crush Dodgers As Thompson Drives In Seven
Hank Thompson of the Giants hit two homers, including a bases loaded shot, and drove in seven runs in a 20-6 victory over Brooklyn. Warren Spahn of the Braves shut out St. Louis, allowing three hits in the first game of a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Thompson
Giants
Brooklyn
Warren Spahn
Braves
St.ap
Hogan Gets Full Spotlight In British Open At Carnoustie
Ben Hogan dominates attention as the British Open opens at Carnoustie with 160 qualifiers. Fans follow Hogan across the dunes and tents dot nearby fields as players prepare for a 72 par test of 7,200 yards. Hogan names Roberto De Vicenzo, Dai Rees, Liroyd Mangrum, and Bobby Locke as likely contenders with Frank Stranahan as top amateur.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Ben Hogan
United States
South America
Europe
Africa
Australia
British Isles
Hogan
North Sea
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Dai Rees
Wales
Liroyd Mangrum
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Toledo
Frank Stranahan
Bastian Beats Ink For Illinois Crown
Bastian of Indianapolis defeated Harper Ink of Canton Ohio to win the Flora Invitational tennis championship. Ink and Paul Mathey won the doubles title by defeating Bud Little and Steve Morgan in straight sets.
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Flora, Ill
Bob Bastian
Indianapolis
Harper Ink
Canton
Ink
Paul Mathey
Bud Little
Champaign
Steve Morgan
Mattoon, T
Vital Statistics Births in Franklin and Nearby Returns
Birth notices list numerous families in Franklin and surrounding areas, noting newborns by gender and the day of birth. Entries include Mr and Mrs Ralph Nunley, Mr and Mrs John Wolfe, Mr and Mrs Eugene Worrell, Mr and Mrs Robert Helsinger, Mr and Mrs Leon Wells, Mr and Mrs Harold Schilling, Mr and Mrs Paul Upton, Mr and Mrs Wesley Griggs, Mr and Mrs Calloway Combs, Mr and Mrs William Hayes, Mr and Mrs Chalmers Brewer, Mr and Mrs Herbert Dorsey, Mr and Mrs William Sweeney, Mr and Mrs William Shumate, Mr and Mrs Joseph Stanfill, Mr and Mrs Edward South, plus an out-of-town note for James Mumaw of Youngstown and references to Lois Baird and the Evans family with a June 29 date in Marion, Ohio.
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Ralph Nunley
Franklin
John Wolfe
Sheridan Ave
Eugene Worrell
Forest Ave
Robert Helsinger
Middletown
Leon Wells
Taylor Ave
Harold Schilling
Lebanon
Paul
Vanderveer St
William Sweeney
Yankee Rd
William Shumate
Jefferson Rd
Joseph Stanfill
Dayton
Edward South
Fleming Rd
James Mumaw
Youngstown
Lois Baird
Lee M. Baird
Garfield St
Billy Earl Evans
Marion
Marriage Licenses in Oxford and Cincinnati Areas
William C Hemingway and Edith Higdon both of Oxford are wed eligibles. Wilbur McCarty Jr of 3110 Ottawa St and Jay Frasher 19 of 3203 Manchester are listed for license. Richard H Thomas 25 of Philadelphia and Marilyn Betscher 23 of Hamilton plan marriage. Woodrow Randall 29 of Cincinnati and Elizabeth Jennings 21 of Miami University work in Hamilton. Robert A Moore 19 Camp Dennison and Elizabeth C Miller 17 Sharonville Route 1 Butler County. Mose Anglin 25 student Hamilton and Phyllis Beiser 25 New Miami also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hemingway
Edith Higdon
Oxford
Wilbur McCarty, Jr
Armco
Ottawa St
Jay Frasher
Manchester
Richard H. Thomas
Philadelphia
Marilyn Betscher
Hamilton
Woodrow Randall
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Jennings
Miami University
Robert Alvin Moore
Camp Dennison
Elizabeth Carol Miller
Sharonville
Multiple Patients Listed In Fairmount Area Hospital
A long row of names appears under medical and surgical wards spanning Fairmount Avenue through Middletown and surrounding routes. The list includes Raymond Eagle, John Bolen, Mrs. Evers, Mrs. Congleton, Elmer Francis, Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Hensley, Wesley Griggs, Robert Lubberger, Loyal Sizemore, Mrs. Sexton, Alva Harrison, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Rickard, Mrs. Hannah, Mrs. Omar Leslie, Mrs. Dunn, William Jay, Paul Long, Mrs. Akers, Richard Miller, Walter Squier, Albert Anglin, Judy Bush, Glen Wallace, Jane Proffitt, Arthur Garver, Connell Duncil, Louis Davis, Woodrow Cope, Deborah Cassidy, Mrs. Bobby Bowman, Bill Beagle, Robert Cassidy, George Class, Mrs. John Davis, Guy Gephart, Luther Hale, Mrs. Roosevelt Hart, J. E. Riker, Mrs. Simon Lipscomb, Mrs. McCluskey, John Revelos, Mrs. Renk, Herbert Wilson, Randall Zickgraf, William Sheets, Mrs. Reiner, Mrs. Moore, Cecil Igo. Several entries marked medical or surgical. one line notes DISMISSED for Albert Anglin.
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Raymond Eagle
Fairmount Ave
John Bolen
Baltimore St
Francis Evers
Fourteenth Ave
C. L. Congleton
Lamberton St
Elmer Francis
Franklin
Bert Mears
Fred Hensley
West Middletown
Wesley Griggs
Waneta St
Robert Lubberger
Franklin St
Loyal Sizemore
Monroe Sizemore
Navaho St
Harold Sexton
Alva Harrison
Margaret Root
Reynolds Ave
Raymond Bullock
James Bullock
Carl Rickard
Gemantown
Lawrence Hannah
Elmo Pi
Omar Leslie
Middletown
Floyd Dunn
Trenton
William Jay
Centennial Ave
Paul Long
Central Ave
William C. Akers
Marshall Rd
Richard Miller
Paul Miller
Lawn Ave
Walter Squier
Albert Anglin
Gideon
Judy Bush
Kathaleen Bush
South Main
Glen Wallace
North Main
Jane Proffitt
George Proffitt
First Se
Arthur Garver
Charles St
Connell Duncil
Germantown
Louis Davis
Lewis Davis
Woodrow Cope
Burton
Deborah Cassidy
Elmer Cassidy
Hughes St
Bobby Bowman
South Lebanon
Bill Beagle
Carolina
Robert Cassidy
Thomas Cassidy
George Class
Woodside
John Davis
Superior Ave
Guy Gephart
Luther Hale
Roosevelt Hart
Young
J. E. Riker
YMCA
Simon Lipscomb
James McCluskey
Seventeenth Ave
John Revelos
Central Ve
Robert Renk
Eaton Ave
Herbert Wilson
Randal Zickgraf
Ralph Zickgraf
Wilson St
William Sheets
Detroit
Lewis Reiner
Linden Ve
William Moore
Goldman
Cecil Igo
Hazel
Advances to 33rd degree in masonry honors Charles E Garrette
Charles E Garrette of Ninth Avenue was advanced to the 33rd degree in Free Masonry. A banquet at the Armco Center featured his past master's apron from Triedstone Lodge 83 Prince Hall affiliated. Garrette long served since 1921 and holds multiple Masonic memberships while Dayton leaders lauded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Garrette
Ninth Avenue
Armco Center
Triedstone Lodge 83
Prince Hall
Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Miami
Amer Temple Shrine of
Dayton
Knights Templar
Order of the Eastern Star
Garrette
Carl Wilson
Ohio
Ralph Taylor
Amer Temple Shrine
Troy
Russell Jefferson
Homer Collins
Rhee demands US aid in unifying Korea by force
A Far East Command report warns that Syngman Rhee will press for U.S. backing to unify Korea by force if necessary. The U.N. and United States prefer election as the path to unification, while Rhee risks drastic action and even brinkmanship as Chinese and South Korean forces suffer heavy casualties. ROK logistics could sustain fighting for some time with ample ammunition and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Korea
U. S
U.N
North
South Korea
Rhee
Far East Command
ROK
Clark
Far East
Rain Hits Lime Rail Car Fire in Baltimore Yard
Rain leaked into a lime filled freight car yesterday and started a fire at the Baltimore and Ohio train yards. Firemen spent a considerable part of the day getting the fire under control. Damage was estimated at several hundred dollars.
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Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Local Residents Named in Community Notes
Hounshell of Central Ave. Jenny Howard of Young. Edward Cape of Bryant. Brandenburg of Superior.
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Hounshell
Central Ave
Jenny Howard
Young It
Edward Cape
Bryant T
Py Brandenburg
Superior
Tuning In Shifts in Summer TV Schedules
TV listings show CBS and NBC swapping summer shows with I Love Lucy exiting Channels 7 and 12 for Racket Squad and Ive Got a Secret, while Juvenile Jury returns on WLW stations. Montgomery sticks with a summer stock format featuring a fixed trio and his daughter Elizabeth, aiming to cut costs. A teen from Butte, Mark Durbin, wins an audition on Horace Heidt's American Way and advances toward a $5,000 finals prize. CBS’s Larry LeSueur is honored with the Crusade for Freedom 1952 Award for anti-communist work. Art Linkletter and Edward R. Murrow receive recognitions for long broadcasting service and foreign policy coverage.
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Cbs-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Jack Barry
NBC
Lucy
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Butte
Horace Heidt
Mark Durbin
Heidt
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Mark
Larry LeSueur
United Nations
Crusade For Freedom
Fatal fall and traffic crashes claim multiple lives across Ohio and nearby states
A county list records numerous fatal incidents including a 400 person fatal fall at Christ Hospital Cincinnati, a 54-year-old man in Sharpsburg Kentucky after a car hit a tree, a Cleveland driver killed in a crash at a railroad overpass, and several other automobilic, drowning, and pedestrian deaths. Notable victims include 18-year-old Mary Chaney in Geneva, 2-year-old Gilberta Hall in Wheelersburg, and 1-year-old Susan White in Louisville, with multiple other fatal crashes reported near Steubenville Cincinnati Springfield and Lorain.
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Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Granville Fultz
Sharpsburg
Middletown
Moses T. Roberts
Cleveland
Kenneth P. Barnett
Newton Falls
Mary L. Chaney
Geneva
Gilberta A. Hall
Mildred Hall
Portsmouth
Wheelersburg
Arnold Scheckler
Raymond Scheckler
Greenville
Jefferson
Harry Burchett
Washington
Lebanon
Oliver Gowin
Milford
Mass
U. S. 42
Hamilton County
Butler County
William Harris
Cleveand
Richard R. Lee
Clements
Mich
Black River
Lorain
Richard H. Phillips
Columbus
Indian Lake
Lakeview
Clyde Wooley
Maumee River
Toledo
Susan White
Arthur White
Louisville
U S South Korean rifts over Rhee plots widen
The report cites American anger at Rhee, warning that supporters make world public enemies and that U S action against Rhee is seen as peace threats. In Pusan Sohn Won I reports strict bans on 27 000 anti Red prisoners released by Rhee from joining the ROK Army. Previously Korea allowed any citizen to enlist to defend the republic. The text also notes the Boxer uprising viewed as fanatic Chinese peasant resistance to foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhee
Pusan
South Korea
Sohn Won I
ROK
Republic
TV and Radio Highlights Tonight
Listings reveal Dorothy Warenskjold and Gordon MacRae in a Robert Louis Stevenson musical drama. Barbara Gibson guest soloist on Howard Barlow. Summer Theater features Cotten and a girl desiring marriage. June Hutton sings with Eddie Fisher. Name That Tune debuts. Racket Squad returns. Juvenile Jury ends Eye Witness. Red Benson hosts quiz. Robert Montgomery melodrama. Red Williams vs Troy in boxing. Kaltenborn on Who Said That. Polka Revue with Roberta Quinlan. Penny Arcade film Cover Up plays.
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Radio Tonight
Dorothy Warenskjold
Gordon MacRae
Robert Louis Stevenson
WLW
Barbara Gibson
Howard Barlow
WKRC
Joseph Cotton
Africa
June Hutton
Eddie Fisher
Studio One Summer Theater
WCPO
Charlie
Williams
Willie Troy
H. V. Kaltenborn
Roberta Quinlan
Pennycade
Dennis O'Keefe
William Bendix
Barbara Britton
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Burkemo
Birmingham Country Club
Isaacs
Henry Ransom
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Stringbean
Lew Worsham
Sam Snead
Jackson Bradley
Torza
Jimmy Clark
Ransom
Cap-A-Pie
Delaware Park
Johnson
Seahorse
Streifthau’s
Grimes
Household Finance
HFC
NH Omschool
Porto
Badomee
Central Avenue
Middletown Town
Newby
Fritz Howell
By Rip Watson
Lewis
Eugene Purdy
Extermital
Dohn’s
R Eugene Purdy
Tytus
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Gillam
Snider
Reese
Bell
Mathews
Milwaukee
Kruszewski
Thomson
New York
Musial
Bruton
Kiluszewski
Burdette
Ja Pea Smith
Roberts
Kell
Boston
Minoso
Chicago
Mantle
Rosen
Kuenn
Fox
Rivera
Vernon
Jensen
Doby
Lopat, New York, A
The
Associated Press
Bastian
Ilinois
Sportsmans Digest
Thal Skearp
Vie OZ
A.wayi
Bor Legg Wren
Building & Loan Association
Frankford
Robert Montgomery
Montgomery
John Newland
Margaret Hayes
Vaughn Taylor
Elizabeth
Art Linkletter
Art
Edward R. Murrow
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Television Tonight
Red Benson
Vicki Mills
Harry Salter
WHIO
HSOK
Just Plain
Bil Tello
McCarthy
Denny J
Lorenzo Jones Lombardo & Garret
Baker & Headlines
Waite Hoyt
Frontier Town
Bob Bob Odson
Lone Ranger
Mantavanni
Orch
Recall
Kash Amburgy
Morgan Beatty
Henry J. Taylor
Crume
Palma
Voice of Firestone
BBC
Symphony
Green Roomee
Symphony Summer Theatre
New
BC. C
Ham
Rband of America
T.B.A
Hilgeford
Tour News
Webb
Morgan News
Jack Remington Reaves
Mission Midnite In the
Wwlw
Tee BK
SAIL
Satsere
DeWeese
Charles Black
Tom McCarthy
Dawn
Lesteree
Lindon
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Hope
Club
Dick Haymes
Helen Trentmeena Atte
Penny's Pantry
Dr. Malone
Blue Barron
Bill
Thalt
Nora Drake Saletan
Black
Hilltop House
Rec
Theo Sot
Uct
Tage
Moma
Aed
Widder Brown
Stan Matlock
Vaiey Tine
News
Matlock
WMOH
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