Lebanon Council Advances Charter Government Path
The Lebanon village council approved submitting to voters at the November election whether to form a charter government with a 15 member commission. Officials say delaying until city status in 1960 census could create issues. Contracts awarded for water and sewer lines to extend services for a new plant. Zoning expanded to Business A up to East Street.
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Lebanon
Mildred Mengle
Commission
Horn & Jones
Columbus Avenue
Fire destroys Pennsylvania Railroad repair shop in Cincinnati
A two story frame building housing a railroad repair shop burned early today in Cincinnati. Damage unofficially estimated at 35 000 dollars. Firemen suspect spontaneous ignition. Fireman Richard Scamyhorne was slightly injured when timber fell on his head.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Scamyhorne
Konrad Adenauer Erholds Western World's Oldest Major Leader
Konrad Adenauer is noted as the western world’s oldest chief of government among major nations. His status highlights age and experience in postwar European leadership dynamics.
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Konrad Adenauer
Obituary notices for Lindsay Wahl Graves and Graves
Elvin Clifford Lindsay of Middletown dies at 8 a.m. at 1517 Hood Ave age unknown longtime NCR millwright WWI Marine Eagles Lodge member wife Thelma and eight relatives survive. Edward Charles Wahl 85 of 226 S B St to services at Webb Funeral Home Friday. Estella Graves 85 formerly of 231 Hudson Ave to services at Campbell Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Elvin Clifford Lindsay
Hood Ave
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Eagles Lodge
Thelma Garce
Anna May Gomin
Mildred Grace Lindsay
Caroline Sue Lindsay
Middletown
Edward Charles Wahl
S. B St
Webb Funeral Home
Estella Graves
Hudson Ave
Tomorow
Campbell Funeral Home
Notable women’s rights advocate Dr Agnes Wells dies
Saginaw Michigan report notes Dr Agnes E Wells aged 83 observer and education advocate. She served as dean of women at the University of Michigan from 1918 to 1919 and led a similar post at Indiana University until her 1944 retirement. Richard Dale Miller age 91 Los Angeles secretary-treasurer and former director of Universal Consolidated Oil Co died. He once worked with Miller Paine department store in Lincoln founded by his brother. Marjorie Montgomery Ward Baker daughter of A Montgomery Ward founder died in Chicago of a heart attack. Her husband Robert R Baker is a retired coal merchant.
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Saginaw
Mich
Agnes E. Wells
University of Michigan
Indiana University
Los Angeles
Richard Dale Miller
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
Miller-Paine
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Majorie
Montgomery Ward Baker
A. Montgomery Ward
Ward Mail Order Company
Baker
Robert R. Baker
Four treated at hospital for minor injuries
Middletown Hospital emergency room attendants gave first aid stitches to four people after a series of minor injuries. Lucille Gilmore, 48, cut toes on a picnic table. Howard Collier, 78, cut his arm. Haskey Lee Staley, eight, cut his foot. Donald Henderson, a man, cut his knee in a fall.
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Middletown Hospital
Lucille Gilmore
Central Ave
Howard Collier
S. Main St
Franklin
Haskey Lee Staley
Audrey Staley
Garfield St
Donald Henderson
Leonard Henderson
N. Heinkel
Third Teen Age Swim Tonight at Douglas and Sunset
The third of five summer teen age swims is scheduled from 9 to 10 30 tonight at Douglas and 9 30 to 11 p m at Sunset. Ross Kramer, director of pools, says the last two swims will be July 15 and 22.
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Douglas
Sunset
Ross Kramer
Jim Dillon
Hamilton
Northside Pool
North College Hill
Pat's Marine Service
Yankee
Admiral Yarnell Dies Said to Shape Far East Policy
Admiral Harry E. Yarnell RSN retired 83 died Tuesday at Newport Naval Hospital after two weeks of hospitalization. He led U S Far East policy before World War II, commanded the Asiatic fleet during the Panay incident, helped secure a 2 2 million indemnity, and influenced the Yarnell policy negating Japanese evacuation warnings. He served from 1897 to 1937 in wars from Spanish American to World War I, earned the Distinguished Service Medal, and was recalled in World War II before retiring as admiral. He left a widow, a son, and four grandsons.
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Newport
R. I
Harry E. Yarnell
RSN
United States
Far East
Newport Naval Hospital
Yarnell
U.S
Yangtze River
China
Pearl Harbor
U.S. Naval Academy
Vera Cruz
Swatow
South China
Navy
Washington
Culver Military Academy
Hospital Woman Legislator Denies DWI Charge
State Rep. Elizabeth Tolson Smith of Barberton denied drinking or overdosing after a March incident in Columbus. Police charged her with operating while intoxicated and rear-end collision. she was released on her own recognizance and later hospitalized after friends reported difficulty waking her.
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Columbus
University Hospital
Elizabeth Tolson Smith
Barberton
Alan Schwarzwalder
Champion Subsidiary Bids For Vacant Piqua Plant
Thane land Corp a realty holding firm tied to Champion Paper & Fiber Co placed a bid on the former Piqua Products Co plant in Piqua. If accepted Champion Paper Specialties Inc would start operations this fall to process and market cut size and specialty papers. The plant has been idle since All Metal Products Co of Wyandotte Mich went bankrupt in 1957. Court approval by the Dayton district federal court is required for the sale.
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Hamilton (Special
Thaneland Corp
Champion Paper & Fiber Co
Piqua Products Co
Piqua
Champion Paper Specialties, Inc
All Metal Products Co
Wyandotte, Mich
Piqua Products
Dayton District Federal Court
Sterling E. Brown
Champion Paper Specialties
Top-Fixer Hurt As Car Crashes
Hamilton special report details Bill Ray Clouse a 23 year old New Miami man injured when his northbound convertible veered off Augspur ger Road north of New Miami and struck guard rails. He said he was adjusting the convertible top when the crash occurred. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in fair condition this morning.
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Hamilton
Bill Ray Clouse
Augspurger Road
New Miami l
Clouse
New Miami
J. R. Cain
Doyle Browning
Mercy Hospital
Retired OU Prof Houf Dies in Athens Ohio
Dr. Horace T. Houf aged 70 died Tuesday in Athens Ohio. He led Rio Grande College for five years before joining Ohio University in 1928 and served as chairman of the philosophy department for 27 years before retiring in 1955.
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Athens, Ohio
Horace T. Houf
Rio Grande College
Ohio University
Ohio U
Iron Age Says Steel Settlement Seen Without Price Rise
Iron Age magazine reports a non inflationary settlement of the steel industry contract dispute remains likely. It notes President Eisenhower favors an agreement not triggering steel price increases and warns Ike could move away from the steel companies if no deal. The extension gives relief to mills and customers with low inventories and June deliveries.
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New York
Eisenhower
Ike
National Metalworking Week
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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H. E. Yarnell
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