Glendale Crash Victim Is Third Middletonian Fatality
Steve Stewart 39 of Sunman Indiana died at 3 Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after a four car crash near Glendale Saturday afternoon. Witnesses say Stewart ran a stop sign at Kenr and Princeton Roads colliding with a car in the intersection. Also killed were MacLean 63 of Dayton and Herman Higgins 52 of Dayton when a tractor-trailer jackknifed and overturned beside a state truck. John Lakes 26 of Cincinnati uninjured. Robert Edison 26 driver escaped injury. Friends may visit at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. services Thursday at Bethany Methodist Church. Burial Springhill Cemetery Bethany.
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Steve Stewart
Sunman
Ind
Glendale
Samaritan
Robert Edison
Cincinnati
Stewart
John Lakes
Kenr
Princeton
Lakes
Ohio
Services for Mr MacLean to be held at McCoy Leffler
Funeral services for Mr MacLean will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Francis Blair of Oakland Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation is 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. He is survived by his mother Mrs Mary MacLean two brothers Charles Scotty and Albert and a sister Mrs Emma Knell.
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MacLean
McCoy - Leffler Fu
Francis Neral
Blair
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Woodside Cemetery
Scotland
Mary MacLean
Charles (Scotty
Middletown Street Department
Albert
Dayton
Emma Knell
Middletown
Funeral services for Stanley Apgar at Gratis church
Gratis funeral services for Stanley Apgar age 65 will be held at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Brethren Church. The Rev William Crick will officiate with burial in Fairview Cemetery. He died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Surviving are his wife Esther two daughters Helen Thomas of Middletown and Mary Fox of West Alexandria and four sisters Ethel Eby Rowens Doty Melva Miller and Louella Furrey. Friends may call at the residence after 4 p m today.
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Gratis
Stanley Apgar
Brethren Church
William Crick
Fairview Cemetery
Apgar
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Esther
Helen Thomas
Middletown
Mary Fox
West Alexandria
Ethel Eby
Rowens Doty
Miamisburg
Melva Miller
Germantown
Louella Furrey
Mrs Minnie M Bishop Passes After Illness in Bethany Area
Minnie Mae Bishop 66 of Bethany died at 9 15 p m Sunday at University Hospital Columbus after eight weeks illness. She was a Bethany Methodist Church member active in church work. Survived by husband Ed J Bishop two sons Martin D and others.
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Minnie Mae Bishop
Bethany
University Hospital
Columbus
Charles Robinson
Bethany Methodist Church
Monroe
Ed J. Bishop
Martin D
FASTEETH Promises Secure Denture Fit Without Odor
FASTEETH powder secures upper or lower plates to prevent sliding. It claims no gummy taste and is alkaline to avoid sour breath. Available at drug stores under the FASTEETH brand.
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AAV
Funeral services for Miss Bertha M. Halsey
Miss Bertha M. Halsey 58 of 1721 Winona Dr. died Friday after a six week illness. Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m today at her residence with Dr R C Caudill of the First Church of God officiating. Pallbearers were James Conrad Luther Armitage Carl Bowman Howard Britton John Brewer and Asa Downing. Burial was in Mound Cemetery Monroe. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Bertha M. Halsey
Winona Dr
R. C. Caudill
First Church of God
James Conrad
Luther Armitage
Carl Bowman
Howard Britton
John Brewer
Asa Downing
Mound Cemetery
Monroe
Miss Halsey
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral services for Gilbert Jones in Germantown
Gilbert Jones 43 of Germantown Route 1 dies after years long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Charles E. Miller officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survived by wife Pearl mother Jennie Mouneh Cincinnati four daughters Loretta Shirley Kathleen four sons James Gilbert Harold at home four sisters and four brothers. Viewing today 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Gilbert Jones
Germantown
McCoy - Leffler
Charles E. Miller
First Church of God
Woodside Cemetery
Jones
Middletown Hospital
Pearl
Jennie Mouneh
Cincinnati
Dorothy Brown
Middletown
Loretta
Shirley
Kathleen
James
Gilbert, Jr
Harold
Allie Likarthis
Virgil Counts
Mae Smallwood
Sadie Smallwood
Barbourville
Theodore
Charles
Reed Jones
Funeral services for John Salley in Franklin
Funeral services for John Salley age 90 retired painter of Union Road Franklin Route 1 will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Robert Eaton Funeral Home. The Rev E E Caldwell of the First Church of God will officiate. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Mr Salley died Saturday after a year of failing health. The family will receive friends at the funeral home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
John Salley
Union Road
Franklin Route 1
Robert Eaton
E. E. Caldwell
The
First Church of God
Springboro Comery
Salley
Infant Richard D. Combs Dies at Birth in Middletown
Richard Darrell Combs infant son of Mr and Mrs Richard Combs of 1811 Clarendon Ave died at birth at Middletown Hospital at 10 06 p m Sunday Surviving besides the parents are one brother and the grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Day and Mrs Everett Lacey all of Middletown Friends may call at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home after 7 p m today Graveside services will be held at 11 a m Tuesday at Woodside Cemetery with the Rev Charles E Miller associate minister of First Church of God officiating
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Richard Darrell Combs
Richard Combs
Clarendon Ave
Middletown Hospital
Elmer Day
Everett Lacey
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Charles E. Miller
First Church of God
Deaths Elsewhere
Dublin fraught with loss as Frank Fahy 74 longtime speaker of the Dail passes. Chicago remembers Alfred E Hamill 69 investment banker and civic leader.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Frank Fahy
Irish Republic
Dail
Chicago
Alfred E. Hamill
Notable Obituaries of Henry Bradley Martin and Mary Mead
Denver Henry Bradley Martin, 79, longtime secretary to J P Morgan. Washington Mrs Mary Mead, 80, widow of Dr Elwood Mead former reclamation commissioner.
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Denver
Henry Bradley Martin
J. P. Morgan
Washington
Mary Mead
Elwood Mead
Actor Herbert Rawlinson Dies at 67 in Los Angeles
Veteran stage and screen actor Herbert Rawlinson, 67, died yesterday in Los Angeles from lung cancer, casting a final curtain on a long career. He appeared in numerous films and theater productions dating back to silent era.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Rawlinson
Funeral set for Charles H. Apthrop 64
Charles H. Apthrop a retired East Ohio Gas Co employee who won many prizes for HAMMERED BRASS died Saturday. Funeral services will be Tuesday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Charles H. Apthrop
East Ohio Gas Co
Dr. Cole Collidge to be buried at Central College Cemetery
Dr. Cole Collidge a chemical engineer whose research aided nylon and synthetic rubber development will be buried at Central College Cemetery following his death in Baltimore Saturday at age 56. He was an Ohio State University graduate.
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Columbus
Cole Collidge
Central College Cemetery
Baltimore
Ohio State University
Miss Constance Perkins Returns for 30 Day Visit
Miss Constance Perkins daughter of Elder and Mrs Bert Perkins of Eighteenth Avenue arrives home next Saturday for a 30 day visit. She is attending the Lincoln School of Nursing in New York City.
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Constance Perkins
Elder
Bert Perkins
Eighteenth Avenue
Miss Perkins
Lincoln School of Nursing
New York City
Music Conference reports surge in instrument learners
Louis G. La Mair, president of the American Music Conference, says seven million youngsters now learn to play instruments, up from 242 million six years ago, as the music industry's annual trade show opens in Chicago.
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Chicago
Louis G. la Mair
American Music Conference
la Mair
Global tally: about 500 active volcano craters
Volcanologists estimate roughly five hundred craters remain active by history of eruptions. The count reflects those with documented eruptive activity within recorded history.
Westerners Gain in Lebanon Election First Round
In Beirut and Mount Lebanon the first round of Lebanon’s parliamentary elections produced strong showings by Western nationalists and moderates. The National Bloc won 4 seats, with 3 of 4 independents aligned to the bloc also securing seats. Kamal Jublatt led the Progressive Socialist party to 1 of 6 seats. About 350,000 ballots were cast, women voted for the first time, and Armid village reported two dead and three wounded in a clash.
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Beirut
Lebanon
National Bloc
Progressive Socialist Party
Middle East
Kamal Jublatt
Camille Chamoun
Armid
Restriction On Granting Of Aid Up For House Vote
The House votes on a compromise foreign aid bill with a $5.157 billion ceiling for the year ending June 30 and a Richards amendment earmarking about $1.06 billion for the European Defense Community or an alternative. The measure, opposed by the administration, would force mandatory action if EDC is not formed by 1956 and previews possible further cuts up to two billion dollars in future appropriations.
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Russell Brines
Eisenhower
Europe
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
European Defense Community
EDC
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Blood shipments rise as Korea front drives need
Col. Richard P. Mason of the U S Army blood center said increased shipments from the United States were requested due to heightened activity on Korea's battle front. He described the request as routine and knew of no acute Far East shortage. Mason had no knowledge of a special weekend call that kept 25 Red Cross centers operating yesterday.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army
United States
Korea
Richard P. Mason
Far East
Mason
Red Cross
UC researchers pursue double A grade egg hen breakthrough
Poultry scientists at the University of California agricultural experiment station seek a pullet that lays double A grade eggs. They are testing nearly 17,000 eggs as they break out a search for the flock of the future in Davis California.
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Davis
Calif
University of California Agricultural Experiment Station
Driver Drops In For Sudden Visit
Mrs. G. J. Fink Sr. visited neighbor Mrs. O. J. Stone bringing a door window flower box and concrete blocks from Stone’s house. Her car and a driving instructor were in tow when a mistaken accelerator strike propelled the car into the Stone living room.
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Athens
W. Va
G. J. Fink Sr
O. J. Stone
Half U S Population Lives In 157 Urbanized Areas
Berkeley report from the California Public Survey at the University of California notes nearly half of the U S population resides in 157 urbanized areas that occupy less than 5 percent of the land. It records 5438 people per square mile in urbanized zones and 27.5 per square mile outside them.
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Berkeley
Calif
United States
California Public Survey
University of California
Rich nickel ore deposit located near Lynx Lake
A rich nickel ore deposit is marked on a map near Lynx Lake in Western Ontario about 53 miles northwest of Kenora. Plans to start mining could begin as early as August. Assays show ore in the vein at 10 percent nickel, while ore at 1 percent is deemed good.
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Cross
Lynx Lake
Ontario
Kenora
Ont
Sergeant Lewis Watkins Receives Medal for Valor
Staff Sgt. Lewis G. Watkins of Seneca South Carolina earned the Medal of Honor for sacrificing himself to save his platoon during a hill assault in Korea. He led the 7th Regiment First Marine Division in the October 7 action, was wounded early yet refused medical aid, and died on the hilltop.
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Washington
South Carolina
Lewis G. Watkins
Fred Watkins
Seneca
S. C
7Th Regiment
First Marine Division
Watkins
Dinamite Loaded Truck Collision In Ogden
Two drivers in Ogden collide as one car spins past a stationary truck loaded with dynamite. The impact leaves both drivers with minor injuries they nearly forget amid the danger.
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Ogden
Utah
State confirms Seaboard Fire and Marine Insurance compliance
The State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies that Seaboard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, based in New York, is authorized to transact insurance in Ohio for the current year. The 1951 year end figures show assets 5,205,005.72, liabilities 3,276,145.58, net assets 1,928,860.14, paid-up capital 1,000,000, surplus 928,860.14, income 2,865,254.63, expenditures 2,519,337.44. The certificate is dated July 1, 1982, and signed by Walter A. Robinson.
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State of Ohio
Seaboard Fire and Marine Insurance Company
New York
State of New York
Columbus
Ohio
Walter A. Robinson
Ins. of
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