Farmers urged to treat law as business for survival
Ohio farmers face growing legal burdens from wills deeds contracts and taxes. C Maurice Wieting of the Ohio Farm Bureau says farmers must act as businessmen, confronting trespassing hunting rights and workman compensation while the bureau advocates protective legislation and legal reform. He cautions that complex law often requires a lawyer.
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Ohio
C. Maurice Wieting
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Advisory Council
Wieting
Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Congress
High maintenance costs for courthouses spark questions
Dayton special report compares Montgomery and Summit counties. Montgomery spends 536,560 on courthouse maintenance versus Summit's 188,841. McHugh notes Summit salaries for janitors exceed their total budget and suggests other maintenance costs may be funded by different departments. He plans to survey similar counties for context.
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Dayton
John P. McHugh
Montgomery Couty
McHugh
Robert J. Anderson
Summit County
Anderson
Akron
Montgomery County
Son
Community Notices From Poasttown Heights
The Rev Eldin Hutchison and wife called on Mr and Mrs Howard Turner on Wednesday afternoon. Tom Johnson and family are vacationing in Florida.
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Poasttown Heights
Eldin Hutchison
Howard Turner
Tom Johnson
Florida
Minister Heaton Named Pastor at Pleasant Ridge Church
The Rev Dana Heaton former pastor of Fairfield EUB Church Hamilton has become pastor of Pleasant Ridge EUB Church Heaton is a Manchester College grad and United Seminary Dayton with prior assignments in Pyrmont Ohio and Newport Kentucky Heaton and his wife are from Piqua Illinois Anita ill and two children listed
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Pleasant Ridge
Dana Heaton
Fairfield Eub
Hamilton
Manchester College of
North Manchester
Ind
United Seminary of Dayton
Heaton
Pyrmount
Ohio
Newport
Piqua
Anita, Ill
Springboro 4-H Club Projects to be Judged Friday
Springboro updates report that the E. W. H Club and M. H. 4 H Club will have their projects judged Friday morning and that both clubs plan exhibits at the Warren County Fair this month.
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Springboro
Warren County
West Middletown Youth Bound To Grand Jury
George Cox 18 of West Middletown bound to Butler County grand jury on grand larceny and burglary charges. Pleaded guilty, bonds set at 2500 each. thefts totaling 210.50 from Ralph Banford’s garage June 18 and groceries 25.90 from Marie’s Market June 23.
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George Cox
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Butler County Grand Jury
Cox
J. T. Lamb
Ralph Banford
S.main Si
Charles Bales
Mairie’s Market
Yankee Rd
Carlisle
Young Convict Riot Quelled at New Mexico Penitentiary
In Santa Fe guards used a tear gas bomb to disperse a disturbance in a dormitory housing 18 and 19 year old first offenders at the state penitentiary. Warden Theodore Woodruff said the violence was minor and would be costly for the inmates.
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Santa FE
N.M
State Penitentiary
Theodore E. Woodruff
Woodruff
Local Visits Share News in Sunbury Gatherings
Sunbury short social notes show Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Roberts calling on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flincham. Guests of Mrs. Glenna Richard include Mr. and Mrs Pill Richard. Miss Roberta Richard visits a week with her grandmother Mrs. Richard.
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Sunbury
Cleve Roberts
Roy Flincham
Glenna Richard
Mrs Pill Richard
Roberta Richard
Mrs. Richard
Adams era inquiry links 33 names to uncashed checks
The subcommittee will reveal a list of 33 names in a public record and says nearly $777,000 in uncashed checks from Adams companies. It notes the witness will refuse to explain why the checks were handled that way. Rep. Harris says textile firms face federal regulatory scrutiny under investigation. The panel previously disclosed gifts from Goldfine to Sherman Adams and other federal officials.
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Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Investiga
Harris Subcommittee
Goldfine
iSherman Adams
Eisenhower
Gratis Man Beaten. Suspect Charged in Camden Route Case
Wootson Shepherd, 27, of Camden route 1 faces assault and battery charges for beating 67 year old Ullyses S. Garner Sunday. Garner was found in a ditch near Gratis with a fractured collarbone and lacerations after being attacked on Route 725. A second man in the car was not implicated. Garner was treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Shepherd
Wiggington
Garner
Tax Institutes Open At Miami
Representatives of the Internal Revenue Department opened the first of three week long institutes in Symmes Hall on the Miami University campus. The session draws 564 attendees with the second institute set for next week and the final session from August 24 to 30.
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Oxford
Internal Revenue, Department
Symmes Hall
Miami University
130 Boys Compete for U.S. Service Academy Nominations
Congressman William M. Mc Culloch announced that 130 Fourth District youths will seek academy appointments on July 14 with exams by the Civil Service Commission in Greenville Lima and Dayton. The group includes eight cadets at Colorado Springs and 16 midshipmen at Annapolis with several from Preble and surrounding counties. Mc Culloch credited school officials and citizens for the district’s strong representation at Air Army Naval and Merchant Marine programs.
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William M. McCulloch
Piqua
Washington
Ohio
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Creenville
Lima
Dayton
McCulloch
Preble County
Allen, Auglaize
Darke
Mercer
Miami
Shelby
Air Academy
Colorado
James Weaver
Aaron Thrush
St. Johns
John Kuenzel
St. Marys
James Alexander
Terry Norris
Arcanum
Richard Arnold
New Madison
Ron Stoner
Eugene Benedict
Troy
Colorado Springs
Annapolis, Md
Kent ‘Shiverdecker
Greenville
Rona'd Bostick
Covington
Ray‘mond Art
Larry Waterman
Celina
John Prouts
Robert Hartman
Jon Armantrout
John Prudhomme
Tipp City
Seymour Perlis
William Burke
Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Jack Burden
Wapakoneta
Chris Gigicos
Larry Heikkila
Donald Drees
Robert Hamilton
Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Terrance Rees
Tippity
DiSalle Proposes Ohio A Million Jobs By 1970 Plan
Michael DiSalle, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Ohio, urged creating one million new jobs by 1970. He spoke at a Lebanon breakfast with state office holders and Warren County leaders, proposing a cabinet department of planning, economic development, and public affairs to coordinate statewide growth and attract new industries. He criticized the GOP for crash programs aimed at the election and urged focus on resources, water use, and statewide promotion.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Michael DiSalle
Atic
Ohio
DiSalle
Warren County
Department of Planning, Economic Development, and Publea
Dustry
State Department
Court Is Too Hot in Allegheny County Courtrooms
Judge Samuel Weiss writes to county commissioners that heat makes courtrooms unbearable. He urges air conditioning in at least two rooms to allow witnesses to endure full days in court.
Architects Retained For School In Eston Bond Issue
Freytag and Freytag of Sidney were chosen by the Eston Board of Education to handle school construction planning ahead of a bond issue on the ballot next fall. The selection followed visits, office inspections, and talks with five architectural groups. The board has held three meetings reviewing enrollment projections, site needs, and costs through the next decade.
Mixed results for Huntington mayor reelection and home fire damage
Harold L. Frankel won reelection as mayor of Huntington while Fire Chief John reported no fire at Frankel's residence the same night. The incident caused about $12,000 in damages.
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Huntington
W.va
Harold L. Frankel
John
Frankel
Franklin Garden Club Picnic at Deardoff Home
The Franklin Garden Club plans a July 15 picnic at Mrs. Walter Deardoff’s home with Mrs. J. W. Harding directing the program. Members on the shows and exhibits committee will serve on Warren County Fair placement, exhibiting an arrangement. Civic project volunteers placed a park bench on South Main Street. Guests included families of Claude Jackson Fred Nickell and Shiela King of Germantown Cook Minnesota.
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Darrell Bogan
Yvonne Bogan
Cincinnati
Nanette Vance
Swisshelm
Wilmington
Tony Julian
Ted Garland
Max Wells
Robert Allen
Ken, Woodward
Paul Rogers
Robert Baker
Walter Humbert
Robert Prickett
Midway Inn
Miamisburg
Nickels
South Main Street
Claude Jackson
Fred Nickell
Shiela King
Germantown
Community notes from Wayne County Ohio social roundup
Local society page highlights gatherings and visits across Wayne, Middletown, Athens and Williamsport. Names include Earl and Lizzie McKeever, Edith Kellis, Frank Shinn, Thelma Theodore, Brett Robert born in Columbus, H. Watson moving to Williamsburg, and families from Lebanon Hubbard Oxford and Dayton with trips to Canada and New England.
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Milo Feally
Paul Gaynor
Canada
New England
Edith Kellis
Frank Shinn
Near Lebanon
Mary Jo i Gray
Judy Henry
Frank Dalton
Tennessee
Thelma Theodore
Middletown
Indiana
Lebanon
Er Kay
H. Watson
Williamsburg
Ohio
Maynard Rich
Yardley
J. B. Rich
E. L. Moran
Sara
Ken
Sue
Columbus Hospital
Brett Robert
L. C. St. John
Kenneth St. John
Hubbard
Little Rock Ruling Expected Before Fall Term
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals said it will rule before the fall school term on an appeal from a district court ruling suspending integration at Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas for 2 percent years. The order named judges John B Sanborn Harvey M Johnson and Martin D Van Oosterhout and was issued by Chief Judge Archibald K Gardner.
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ST. Louis, Mo
U.s.circuit Court of Appeals
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
Appellate Court
John B. Sanborn
St. Paul
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William J. Comfort
Troy Street
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Bellbrook
Robert Schmidt
Miami Valley Hospital
Robert A. Neff
Judith Ann
England
On Hunter
Neff
Xenia
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Robet Schmidt
West Palm Beach, Fla
Robert C. Schmidt
James Dinus
Plerine
Frank
Se Ee Turner
S. W Parkway
Edward Tim Johnson
S. Main St
Johnson
Mancheter Avenue
N. Clinton Street
Elmer Moore
Richmond
Arthur Frasik
Central Ave
William Taylor
Iglehart S
Junior Turner
Bledsoe
W. State St
Trenton
SHELL
Shell Furnace
Middletown Ice & Coal
Curtis Dial GA
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Savings & Loan Building
Adams
Franklin
Garden Club
Deardoff
Cook, Minn
Waynesville
Conner At
Banking School
Earl
Lizzie McKeever
Clare
Will Conner
Sheehan
Walter Seer
Matchenee
Ohio University
atyMeetan
Senier Wichenti Mo
Athens
P. L. Reason
Ear
S. Fred Wendt
Johnnie
Oxford State Road
Clarence Gingerich
Rennie
Kier
Hoyt Kier
Howard
Roy Brown and Son
New York
Lincoln
Mercury Co
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