Deaths And Funerals Red Cross Aids Find Son Of Deceased Man
Red Cross officials in Middle Town Pensacola and Corpus Christi aided efforts to locate Ensign Hugh Palmer son of Walla Palmer who died at 133 Garfield Street. Palmer and his wife Pat were moving into their Corpus Christi home as searches continued with radio and TV alerts from Corpus Christi San Antonio. Ensign Palmer learned of the emergency through a Middletown Red Cross contact. state troopers from Memphis and marine patrols joined the search. A requiem mass for Mr Palmer, 58, is set for 9 a.m. at St Johns Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home today.
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Red Cross
Middletown
Pensacola
Fla
Corpus Christi
Tev
Ens
Hugh Palmer
Walla
San Antonio
Tex
Harry Duane
Red Cross Home Service
Ensign Palmer
Memphis
Mr Palmer
St. John’s Church
Woodside
McCoy- Leffler
James Jones 87 Dies. Beattyville Farmer Served Area
James Jones 87 father of Lloyd Jones of 1133 Lafayette Ave died at 4 30 am today at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after a period as a patient since Monday. A Beattyville Ky resident and retired farmer, he is survived by his wife Laura, son Lloyd, five daughters in Kentucky, and 41 grandchildren. Services and burial will be in Mt Paran Ky.
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James Jones
Lloyd Jones
Lafayette Ave
Good Samaritan
Death of Middletown Hospital employee James Doud Morton
James Doud Morton 68 retired Middletown Hospital employee was found dead in his bed at 19 North Main Street today. Police and a doctor confirmed natural causes after Morton had been in failing health. He leaves wife Anna, brother Carl of Hamilton, and sisters Mrs. William Kinney and Mrs. Sid Hanson of Franklin. Funeral plans indicate remains to be turned over to Cincinnati Medical College as per 1955 contract.
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James Doud Morton
Middletown Hospital
N. Main St
Ross Turner
Merdie Bowling
Turner
Bowling
Morton
McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Cincinnati Medical College
University of Cincinnati
Franklin
Anna
Carl
Hamilton
William Kinney
Sid Hanson
Armored Car Opened With Chewing Gum
Wells Fargo guard J. T. Sprinkle left the key inside his armored truck and called for a duplicate. James R. Fain Jr., a branch bank manager, used a coat hanger and chewing gum to retrieve the key, allowing the guard to regain access as the duplicate key arrived.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Sukarno to Hold Power as President and Premier
Sukarno announces plans to retain both offices for five years. He says focus will be on strengthening Indonesia economically and socially while denying intent to rule as a dictator.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Philadelphia Board of Education adopts race policy
The Philadelphia Board of Education unanimously approves a written policy against racial discrimination drafted by E. Washington Rhodes. The statement vows equal treatment in instruction placement and in teacher assignment and promotion despite allegations of segregated schools in the city.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
E. Washington Rhodes
Funeral Services Held At McCoy Leffler Home
Members of the community gathered for funeral services at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home at 2 p.m. today. The event honored the deceased with details not fully disclosed in the fragment.
Hamilton Deaths and Funeral Details
Mrs. Kathryn Herold Krinn, 75, of 902 Park Ave, dies and services are at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Proeschel Funeral Home. Miss Josephine Dodsworth, 75, of Hamilton, graveside services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Greenwood Cemetery. Richard Owen Sparks, 41, of 1105 Hanover St, services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Klaus Funeral Home.
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Kathryn Herold Krinn
Park Ave
Proeschel
Josephine Dodsworth
Hamilton
Greenwood Cemetery
Richard Owen Sparks
Hanover St
Klaus Funeral Home
DiSalle to Seek Integration at Xenia Orphans Home
Gov Michael V. DiSalle said he would ask the trustees and administrators of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia to implement gradual integration of Negro and white children. A special committee report found racial segregation in housing dining hall and chapel for older Negro children. The committee urged correction and the governor acted on its findings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Xenia
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Man Used Up All His Luck
In Ashland Kentucky Thomas Casey 75 perished when a home fire trapped him after a neighbor’s rescue attempt failed Thirty years earlier Casey was carried unconscious from a burning building by rescuers who saved him The latest blaze claimed his life despite efforts to reach him
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Ashland
Thomas Casey
Young Asks Probe Into Civil Defense Program
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio asks the Senate to form a select committee to probe civil defense program effectiveness. He urges dismantling the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization and transferring its functions to the Defense Department.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Defense Department
Dayton Restaurant Owner Shot In Robbery Attempt
Clarence J. Menker, 52, owner of the Greenmont Restaurant in Dayton, was shot twice during a robbery. He and his son and about 15 customers were ordered to surrender. Menker grabbed a gun, was shot in the neck and jaw, and the gunmen fled after discovering the cash register was bare.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Clarence J. Menker
Greenmont
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Menker
Charles
Werr
Playtex Magic-Cling Strapless Brassiere Ad
An advertisement promotes the Playtex Living Strapless Longline with stay high contour cups and an elastic back fabric that clings to lift and shape. It touts an inch more uplift, white color, sizes from 2A to 38C and 32A to 400, and claims comfortable midriff support without a center stay.
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Playtex
Injured Diver Dies in Columbus Hospital
James E. Sheppard 22 of Fra zer s burg Muskingum County died at University Hospital Columbus from neck and spinal injuries after diving from a creek bank near Fallsburg Licking County on May 31. He was to wed Judy Lehman of Newark on June 13.
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Columbus, Ohio
James E. Sheppard
Rt. 1
Frazersburg
Muskingum County
University Hospital
Fallsburg
Licking County
Judy Lehman
Newark
Alfred Hennen Morris, Jockey Club Charter Member, Dies
Alfred Hennen Morris, 95, a prominent horse owner and last surviving charter member of the Jockey Club, died Thursday. Morris helped found the club in 1844 and contributed to drafting the rules that govern American thoroughbred racing.
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Associated Press New York
Alfred Hennen Morris
Jockey Club
Morris
United States
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Oram’s Sale
Central Fine
AA & B
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