Four Weekend Auto Crashes Injure Fifteen Across Area
State patrol reports four area crashes injuring fifteen, eight in one collision near Lebanon. William Moyers of Maud and Joel Jones of Middletown drove autos at Ohio 63 and 741, Moyers cited for reckless operation. Amputation possible for Mrs. Moyers, while Mrs. Glassco suffers ribs fractures and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
William T. Moyers
Maud
Joel M. Jones
Middletown
Ohio 63
Lebanon
Helen Moyers
Edna Glassco
Reading
Grover Glassco
Jones
Earl
Richard Lawrence
Moyers
Ohio
Court of Justice
Clarence Banker
Moyers and
Glasscos
Five Hurt After Three Car Crash On Ohio 128 Near Tanglewood Lake
Five people were hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a three car collision on Ohio 128 near Tanglewood Lake. Injured were Louise Donnelly 28 Henderson Ky Naomi Daves 33 James Boshers 4 Nellie Boshers 35 and Jerry Shearer all from Hamilton or Cincinnati. Deputy Peters said James Boshers tried to pass a line of cars while Naomi Daves swerved to avoid the crash sending her car into a guardrail and then into a car driven by Wayne Knelly.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio 128
Tanglewood Lake
Louise Donnelly
Naomi Daves
Henderson
James
Nelie Boshers
Cincinnati
Jerry Shearer
A. N. Peters
James Boshers
Injured Driver in Ohio 503 Car Crash Near County Line
West Elkton man Danny J. Cottle, 20, sustained a left knee laceration and multiple abrasions when his car collided on Ohio 503 a mile south of the Butler Preble line at 3 a.m. He was treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital. Cattle were brought to the hospital by a passing motorist. The car was demolished. further details were not available.
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West Elkton
Ohio 503
Butler - Preble
Middletown
Danny J. Cottle
Auto Crash Injures Franklin Man Near Jacksonburg
Robert Johnson, 24, of 349 South Main Street Franklin, suffered abrasions to his right shoulder and arm in a late night auto accident near Jacksonburg at 10 45 p m yesterday. He was treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital. Post 9 patrolmen responded but could not reach the scene.
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Robert Johnson
South Main St
Franklin
Jacksonburg
Middletown
Post 9
UN and Red delegates read statements on armistice progress
At Panmunjom and through Red Peiping radio, delegates read statements but gave no progress signals on armistice. Communist correspondents said Red delegates are not satisfied with UN assurances on South Korea obedience. Robertson Rhee talks were deemed no help and the joint statement described as obscure.
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U.N
Red
Panmunjom
Red Peiping
Communist Radio
South Korea
Iping
Robertson
Rhee
It Happens Every Time in Oklahoma drought coverage
News photographers assigned to illustrate the state's two year drought have given up. It has been raining intermittently. Near Winona Arizona caverns hold ice six feet below the surface during the hottest months.
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Oklahoma City
Winona
Ariz
Jinx Plagues Driver Two Bumps in Hour
Police report two weekend accidents involving Forrest Gomia in a single hour. The first, at 11:30 p.m. on West Central Avenue, left a light pole damaged but no car damage. The second at 12:11 a.m. on Calumet Avenue involved collision with John Tate, causing $115 total damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Gomia
Lafayette Ave
West Central Avenue
Gomia
John A. Tate
Main St
Tate
Calumet Avenue
Askew
Tate Auto
Driving Wrongs Bring Fines Totalling 230 dollars
Magistrates fined eight motorists a total of 230 dollars and costs after state patrol arrests for traffic violations. Names include Lee Holbert 23 Dayton 20 and costs for yellow line violation Mae Hopkins 41 Hamilton 25 and costs for following too closely. Additional fines were levied in Trenton Hamilton and Lebanon for reckless operation and driving with amounts ranging from 15 to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Lee Holbert
Dayton
Mae Hopkins
Hamilton
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
Wellard Baker
Rayron’ Miller
Charles Oney
Squire Lewis Bolser
New Miami
William Dixon
Clarence Dixon
Joseph Ridinger
Waynesville
Squire Welton Hizar
Lebanon
Taft Shows Satisfactory Progress After Operation
New York Hospital reports Senator Robert A Taft progressing satisfactorily after an exploratory operation last Wednesday. His condition remains unchanged from yesterday, with the bulletin noting he is eating lightly sleeping well and able to be up in his room. The abdominal wall procedure sought more detail on his ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Hospital
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
ROK Chief Reaffirms Korea Unification Resolve
The ROK leader pledges no action that would hinder examinations and thanks supporters in the United States and free world. He reiterates commitment to reunification and independence of Korea and defeat of Communist aggression, noting methods may change but not objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free World
Korea
Ike Nominates New NLRB Chief
President Eisenhower designated Guy Farmer of the District of Columbia as chairman of the National Labor Relations Board after Farmer’s Senate confirmation. He succeeds Paul M. Herzog who recently resigned and had been nominated to the board days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Guy Farmer
District of Columbia
National Labor Relations Board
Farmer
Senate
NLRB
Paul M. Herzog
Polio Blamed For Death Of Franklin Girl
Franklin report says Martha Ann Johnson died after a two day illness and post mortem at Miami Valley Hospital attributed her death to polio. Officials noted it is the first fatal infantile paralysis case in Warren County in eight years and reviewed records for similar past fatalities.
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Franklin
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Martha Ann Johnson
Wilson Johnson
Turners Lane
Hollywood
Jackson
Lebanon
Arch Harvey
Warren County
Cadet Warren Palmer Returns to West Point After Tour
Cadet Warren T. Palmer son of Mr and Mrs Walla R Palmer of 133 Garfield St has returned to the U S Military Academy at West Point N Y after a June long tour of Army and Air Force bases during his flying tour the senior class visited Wright Patterson AFB Dayton Fort Knox Fort Sill Fort Benning and Fort Bliss Palmer a first classman will train new plebes and third classmen at Camp Buckner He attended the University of Cincinnati after Middletown High School class of 1946 and is active in multiple clubs and committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. Palmer
Walla R. Palmer
Garfield St
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Palmer
Camp Buckner
Wright- Patterson Afb
Dayton
Fort Knox
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Benning
Fort Bliss
Tex
Edward Breen
University of Cincinnati
Middletown High School
Police Briefs Arrests for Disorderly Conduct in City
Emmett Wilkerson aged 35 of 1413 Sycamore St and Manuel Howell aged 46 of 1401 Sycamore St were arrested for disorderly conduct at 11:55 a.m. yesterday. They were taken into custody at 1413 Sycamore St, police said.
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Emmett Wilkerson
Sycamore St
Manuel Howell
Paul Dunn Arrested on Non Support Warrant in Trenton
Paul Dunn age 19 of Trenton was taken into custody early yesterday on a warrant charging non support. He was arrested in the rear of the 1200 block of Fleming Road.
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Paul Dunn
Trenton
Fleming Road
Man treated after cut in argument with father
Robert Hopkins of Miamisburg Route 1 was treated at Middletown Hospital at 1:05 p.m. yesterday for a back cut after an argument with his father. Fifteen stitches were needed to close the wound.
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Robert Hopkins
Miamisburg
Middletown Hospital
Fire department fixes flag pole at American Legion home
A gray haired woman visits the Amer ican Legion Home as the 85 foot aerial ladder repairs a broken pulley on the flag pole. Fire Chief Hansel notes such repairs occur every few years and seven poles in town receive the same service. A new operator gains experience on the ladder before returning with a replacement six inch bolt.
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Fire Department
American Legion Home
Charles Hansel
Hansel
Legion
Ed Portsmouth
Portsmouth
Monroe Lions Install Tonight at LeSourdsville Lake
Monroe Lions Club begins the coming year with a dinner meeting at LeSourdsville Lake where Gordon Bennett of Hamilton will install new officers. Officers include Morrison president Stewart first VP Musgrove second VP Newman third VP plus Carter lion tamer Carr tail twister Crawford secretary Trees treasurer and Harmon Simpson directors. Morrison will receive past president’s pin and be named zone chairman of several local Lions clubs.
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Monroe Lions Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Gordon Bennett
Hamilton
Luther M. Morrison
Robert S. Stewart
John R. Musgrove
Lowell M. Newman
Harold Carter
Gordon W. Carr
C. W.crawford
C. M. Trees
Dave Harmon
Victor J. Simpson
G. Austin Young
Reuther Decries AFL Raids as Merger Hurdle
Walter Reuther denounces AFL Teamsters raids on CIO brewery workers. He says the campaigning undermines a tentative ban on raiding and jeopardizes the long-sought AFL CIO merger between the two unions. He spoke at CIO headquarters in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Walter Reuther
AFL Teamsters Union
AFL
Reuther
AFL Teamsters
Dave Beck
Cio-Afl
Jet Hitchhiking wonder from Braintree youth Ronald Abel
Ronald Abel, 19, traveled from San Diego to Braintree by hitchhiking in 84 hours and 10 minutes. He claimed the journey meant nothing to him and noted a similar trip two weeks earlier took about the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braintree
Mass
Ronald Abel
San Diego
Calif
At The Movies Showings This Week
Paramount screens Battle Circus and Jeopardy with showtimes 1:30 3:10 4:20 6:00 7:15 8:50 10:00 p.m. Strand presents Luxury Girls and Caribbean at 1:30 3:15 4:50 6:35 8:15 10:00 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
UMW Signs Contracts with Ten Northern Ohio Firms
The Independent United Mine Workers Union district 50 announced one-year contracts with 10 Northern Ohio companies covering 1,165 workers. The pacts set terms for wage rates and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
United Mine Workers Union Today
Ohio
Hubert Myland Re-Enlists in Army
Hubert Myland at 1304 Young Street re-enlisted in the army. Recruiter Al Walters announced today. Myland was sent to Fort Knox Kentucky for processing and assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Myland
Young St
Army
M-Sat
al Walters
Myland
Fort Knox
Crestline Man Named VEW Chief
Joseph H. Rice 31 of Crestline is named commander of the Ohio Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. New officers elected at the 33rd encampment include Don Hopewell Cincinnati senior vice commander Curt Jewell Warren junior vice commander Ley Kubacki Toledo judge advocate Joseph Bruggeman Cincinnati chaplain Dr. Victor D. Martindale Newark surgeon and George Fetter Columbus quartermaster.
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Columbu
Joseph H. Rice
Crestline
Ohio Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Don Hopewell
Cincinnati
Curt Jewell
Warren
Ley Kubacki
Toledo
Joseph Bruggeman
Victor D. Martindale
Newark
George Fetter
Columbus
Mailmen Back Pay Bills and Five Day Week for Rural Carriers
The local branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers adopted resolutions supporting House and Senate bills to raise postal salaries. They also back a House bill granting rural route carriers a five day week and time and a half overtime. The group cited alignment with the postal administration goals of better service and balanced budgets. Officers for 1953 were installed at E. H. McLaughlin home, led by Everett Johnson as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
House of Representatives
Senate
NALC
Postal Administration
Post Office Department
E. H. McLaughlin
Middletown- Hamilton Road
Everett Johnson
Charles Ashcraft
Chester E. Hollenbaugh
Oakley B. Owens
Kenneth Johnson
Robert Flesher
Two Prison Farm Inmates Escape At Lebanon Farm
Two men escaped from the Lebanon Prison Farm between 9 and 10 p.m. yesterday. Identified as Clyde Copes, 33, of Hamilton County, and Clarence Wasser, 30, of Trumbull County. Superintendent William Webb was not available for comment.
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Lebanon
Clyde Copes
Hamilton County
Clarence Wasser
Trumbull County
William Webb
Fraternal Order of Eagles VP Cecil Butts Collapses
Cecil Butts 52 of 2303 Erie Ave district vice president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles collapsed after finishing a speech at the Hamilton Eagles Lodge Hall. He was revived by life squad and taken to Mercy Hospital in poor condition after feeling ill earlier and seeing a doctor.
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Cecil Butts
Erie Ave
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Mercy Hospital
Butts
Hamilton Eagles
South Second St
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Ike
Harry Benadum
Central Ave
Polio
Cadet
Monroe Lions
Morrison
Oxford
South Lebanon
Morrow
Springboro
Lions International
Lionism
Dan J. V. Martin
Greenville
Lions Clubs
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Vew
James Clark
Herbert C. Root
Robert W. Patton
Charles Flavin
Johnson
Lebanon Farm
Autobank
Cadillac
Ford
Pontiac
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Fast Ennd
Dial
Park Place
Sutphin
Armco East
Monroe Branch
Monroe, Ohio
National Bank OF Middletown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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