Constiner Named To Safety Council Board
Dale Constiner was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Safety Council board after Wade E. Miller’s death. Constiner is personnel manager of the Shuttle Division at Black Clawson. The board passed a resolution praising Miller’s contributions and by‑laws changes were discussed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Constiner
Board of Directors of
Safety Council
Wade E. Miller
Constiner
Black Clawson
Miller
Dean Girton
Coles Road
Kidnaper Bailey Seeks Freedom Over 1933 Case
Harvey Bailey 71 asks Federal District Court to set aside his life sentence in the 1933 Urschel kidnapping. Bailey argues constitutional rights were violated during the trials and he remains imprisoned at Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Urschel
Harvey Bailey
Federal District Court
Bailey
Leavenworth
Kaw
James Laughlin
Washington, D.C
George
Kelly
Change Is No Good
Newport tax collector George P. Lewis refused a bag of silver worth about 100 dollars from a taxpayer who offered to convert it to bills, saying there was no time to count the change and asking the man to take it back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
George P. Lewis
Lewis
Groundhog hunter killed in accident near Clarksburg
Robert Lewis a 47 year old Akron Ohio man visiting Clarksburg told relatives he would go up the hollow to kill groundhogs. He was found fatally shot after his gun discharged while crawling through a fence to retrieve a dead groundhog. Coroner Kenna Jackson called it an accidental death.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Robert Lewis
Akron
Ohio
Harrison County
Kenna Jackson
Lewis
Obituary for Daisy Pulse 77 Former Middletonian
Daisy Pulse 77 died Sunday in St. Petersburg Florida wife of the late George B Pulse survived by son Richard and brother Elmer Trautwein of St Petersburg Services at 2 p m Thursday at Davis Funeral Home Lynchburg Ohio burial in Trautwein Cemetery near Lynchburg
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Daisy Pulse
St. Petersburg
Fla
George B. Pulse
Richard
Elmer Trautwein
Davis Funeral Home
Lynchburg
Ohio
Trautwein
Infant son of McLain family laid to rest in Hillgrove Cemetery
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs William McLain will be held at 4 ten am today at Hillgrove Cemetery. Surviving are two sisters Constance and Beth Ann paternal grandfather William McLain Sr and maternal grandparents Mrs and Mrs Archie Let ities. Also listed are Mrs Clara C Reasch and Claude Fighmaster with private services at Brown Dawson Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Miamisburg
William McLain
Maplewood St
Hillgrove Cemetery
Constance
Beth Ann
William McLain Sr
Miami Shores
Archie Letities
Middletown
Clara C. Reasch
Grand Bivd
St. Veronica Church
Claude Fighmaster
Bond Ave
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Vatican reports death of Babylonian Chaldean patriarch
Vatican confirms the death of Jo seph VII Ghanima 77 patriarch of Babylonia of the Chaldees in Baghdad. Born in Brooklyn he studied at Stevens Institute of Technology and was honored by his alma mater. Also noted: Mrs L Frazier wife of the U S Senate chief clerk dies of heart attack in Chestnut Hills Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Baghdad
Joseph VII Ghanima
Babylonia
Jacksonville Fla
Stevens Institute of T
Brooklyn
Beating Victim Stull in Critical Condition
Oliver Tester, 42, of 2832 Wilbraham Road, remains in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a beating in Lakeside Park near North Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue Saturday night. He suffered multiple head cuts, facial injuries, a skull fracture, and was found in a basement at the Wilbraham Road address.
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Middletown Hospital
Oliver Tester
Wilbraham ‘Rd
Lakeside Park
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Tester
Wilbraham Road
Fish Fry and Rummage Sale at Church of God
The Rev William Reynolds announced a noon Saturday fish fry and rummage sale on the old platform of the 1th Avenue and Lincoln Street Church of God. A business meeting will follow at 7 pm at the church.
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1Th Avenue
Lincoln Street Church
Patrol Vet In Charge At Post 9 In Ohio
Edward P. Goffos, a ten year patrol veteran, takes command of Post 9 on Ohio 4 between Middletown and Hamilton. The 35 year old Buffalo, Ohio native succeeds Glenn D. Littler, promoted to sergeant in Findlay district. Goffos arrives from Bucyrus post. Second in command is L A Helsley from Geneva post.
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Edward P. Goffos
Curo
Ohio 4
Middletown
Hamil Gelies
Buffalo
Ohio
Guernsey County
Glenn D. Littler
Findlay
Littler
Goffos
Bucyus
Geneva
Helsley
L. E. Cornthwaite
Sharonville
Rossellini seeks annulment over proxy marriage
The film director Roberto Rossellini claims his marriage to the actress via proxy in Mexico was fraudulent and seeks annulment. A court decision is pending signature by the presiding judge and will be announced afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Mexico
Youths launch Better Lyrics contest in Minneapolis
A group of Minneapolis teens in Contact promote a national Better Lyrics contest with 500 dollars in prizes for the five best lyric sets by ages 13 to 19. The Catholic parents organization funds prizes. They critique songs like Wear My Ring Around Your Neck Yakety Yak All the Way and Witchcraft as encouraging delinquency and desire better lyrics from youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Contact
Catholic Patents Organization of
Chief Warns Against Shooting Near River
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore warned that shooting into the Miami River in Middletown is unlawful under a city ordinance and carries a fine up to 50 dollars. He noted complaints from Maple Park and Dixie Heights about bullets near homes and rifles around the canal and river park. Police urged residents to report any shooters immediately.
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Miami
Middletown
Joseph, Blackmore
Maple Park
Dixie Heights
Blackmore
Adraulic Canal
Butler County
Miami River
N. Verity Parkway
Scrap Broker Tells Story Of Business
Eldon McLaughlin described the scrap metal trade at a Civitan Club meeting at the Manchester Hotel. He traced beginnings to post Civil War times and displayed items including brass fire chief horn and two steam whistles. The group announced next Tuesday's meeting cancels and a Camp Hook picnic with Boy Scout Troop 18 Court of Honor on Wednesday.
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Eldon McLaughlin
Civitan Club
Manchester
Oday
McLaughlin
Camp Hook
Boy Scout Troop 18
Police Briefs Report Thefts Noted In Multiple Residences
Thefts included two fender skirts from Luther Fletcher on Morgan Street and two purses from Mrs. Freda Short on Chester Street. Gear stolen from George Henning on Franklin Street plus a bicycle from Robert McCoy on Germantown Road. Break in at Butler County Park concession stand netted nothing. window entry. A 1957 station wagon stolen from Harry Finkelman was recovered on Highview Road. Vandals broke about 30 windows at McKinley Junior High and damaged Mrs Elkins car on Bates Lane.
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Luther Fletcher
Morgan St
Freda Short
Chester St
George Henning
Franklin St
Robert McCoy
Germantown Road
Butler County Park
N. Versity Parkway
JohnFitegerald
Paul Frisby
Harry A. Finkelman
Central Ave
Highview Road
Earl Smith
McKinley Junior High School
Charles Elkins
Bates iLane
Hamilton Bidder Submits Low Bid for Miami University Wing
Carl Conradt & Sons of Hamilton submitted the apparent low bid of 184 414 dollars for general construction on the final wing of Dennison Hall at Miami University Ohio. The state estimate for the addition to accommodate M4 students was 212 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Columbus, Ohio
Carl Conradt & Sons, Inc
Dennison
Miami
Ohio University
Boy Beaten by Teens Held in Juvenile Court
Two black schoolboys, James Bennett aged 12 and Jesse Eamons aged 13, are in juvenile custody after allegedly forcing a 11 year old white boy into a basement, undressing him, tying him to a post and beating him. The victim reported the assault to Officer William Julien, leading to the boys’ arrest and detainment at the juvenile home pending Family Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bennett
Eamons
Two Teens Held After Barber Shop Theft
Two 16 year old Middletown youths were arrested after stealing a money box containing about $70 a $19 government check and papers from Benjamin Jones barber shop at 310 Charles Street. Detectives held the youths for juvenile authorities.
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Middletown
Charles St
Benjamin Jones
Central Ave
College students on wagon trip to Frisco from Beaumont
Three Lamar Tech students from Beaumont travel in cowboy regalia toward San Francisco on a Beau monde covered wagon journey. They admit they have never driven a wagon or mended a mule, and say they are learning as they go. The trio includes Jerry McElroy 19 Bill Hickman 18 and Bob Wakama 18 all from Texas towns Pert Neches Nederiano and Grove.
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Ennis
Tex
Texas Gulf Coast
Beaumont
San Francisco
Miles
Jerry McElroy
Pert Neches
Bill Hickman
Nederiano
Bob Wakama
Grove
Lamar Tech
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W. T. Adams
Robert Mann
Jnst
Dorothy Boeke
Ishe
Paul Galeese
Robert McDade
Elmo Lingrel
Howard Gai
Art .Knoll
Robert Lehmkuhl
James Schreiber
George Hewitt
Acton
The
Civic Association
Wiley Mitchell
Directors’ i
Civic Association Library
Dodds
Verity Pawy
11Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Groundhog
McLain
Stull
Colored News
Rossellini
SWP
Sherwin. Williams
Sherwin-Williams
CENTR
Anderson Lumber CO
Franklin
Gilbert Hardware
Yankee Rd
Germantown Rd
Harlan Park
Burbank Mayfield
Frisco
Detroit
Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
B&o
Altimor
Jersey
Shotton Olivellor
Ross
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