Franklin Man and Wife Hurt In Private Plane Crash
Franklin man Glen Borders and his wife Jessie were injured, with their two young children unhurt, when their private plane clipped a farm airstrip near Franklin Postmaster Ruppert’s land during an attempted dusk landing. The Borders were taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition. their son and daughter escaped injury.
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Franklin Man
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Paul E. Ruppert
New Rd
Glen Borders
Union Rd
Jessie
Daugh
Salary report to go to commission for review
City manager H. W. Starick announced a Public Administration Service study on salaries for city employees will be submitted to the City Commission Wednesday. The review covers the clerk of courts, court bailiff, assistant fire chiefs, a new police lieutenant post, and an engineering secretary for the Planning Commission, prompted by the January Municipal Court Act changes.
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H. W. Starick
Public Administration Service
Ber
Engineering Department
Planning Commission
Alton Combs
City Commission
Louis Rossi
The
Bar Association
PAS
Starick
Light System At Airport On Tuesday Agenda
Airport Committee will discuss the newly installed lighting system and its use at a 7:30 p m meeting in the City Building. Commissioner B Stiles says field lighting regulations will be on the agenda plus possible illumination of nearby smoke stacks. The committee includes George Wedekind Walter Payne Hugh Wright Colin Gardner John Lawler Roy Patterson Paul Wilson G W Breiel C E Grathouse and James Davis.
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B. Stiles
George Wedekind
Walter Payne
Hugh Wright
Colin Gardner
John Lawler
Roy Patterson
Paul Wilson
G. W. Breiel
C. E. Greathouse
James Davis
Cooler Weather After Rain With Showers Timed
Middletown expects a sultry weekend followed by cooler air and rain. A wet spell with scattered showers and thunderstorms is forecast today tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures peak in the mid 90s then drop to the mid 80s with tonight's low around 70.
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Middletown
New York State Mobilizes for Germ Warfare Defense
Albany reports New York State is mobilizing animal, crop and insect experts under a civil defense program to protect food and live stock. Measures are aimed at spotting and stamping out animal and plant diseases from enemy biological attacks. Objectives include investigation, outbreak surveying, and development of detection methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Husband and wife row ends with ice pick wound
John Calhoun, 24, of 1012 Hanover Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital at 10 p.m. Saturday after a fight with his wife. He told police she struck him with an ice pick. he was released after treatment.
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John Calhoun
Hanover St
Middletown Hospital
Calhoun
U S Syria trade rises with 1951 gains noted
Trade between Syria and the United States increased in 1951 with exports totaling 26,278,985 dollars and imports at 23,730,510 dollars. The 1950 figures were 8,738,550 dollars exported and 6,972,850 dollars imported.
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Damascus
Syria
United States
Requiem High Mass for William Mulhall Tuesday
Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. John's Church for William Harvey Mulhall, 67, of 1009 Second Ave. Burial will be at Woodside Cemetery. The family will receive friends at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Monday from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Mulhall, a former Princeton, Indiana resident, died of a heart attack at his home Saturday morning. He was employed 45 years by the Southern Railroad as a conductor and is survived by his wife Minnie, three daughters, one son, three grandchildren, two brothers, and two sisters.
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St. John's Church
William Harvey Mulhall
Second Ave
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Mulhall
Middletown Hospital
Princeton
Ind
Southern Railroad
Minnie
Margaret Mulhall
Indiana
Don Fulmer
William Latham
Middletown
Harvey Lero Mulhall
Dayton
Gra
Jesse Mulhall
Denver
Col
Hugh Mulhall
Louisville
Wood Hunter
Lily Wooldridge
Vine Grove
West Middletown Man Andrew Majcher Sr. Dies After Stroke
Andrew Majcher Sr., 64, of West Middletown Route 1, died at Middletown Hospital after a stroke at home. He worked 42 years for Armco Steel, lived in Middletown 42 years, and is survived by Anna, two sons, a daughter, two grandchildren, and two brothers. Rosary and funeral details set at Schramme's Funeral Home and St. John's Church.
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Andrew Majcher
West Middletown
Middletown
Mr. Majcher
Armco
Austria-Hungary
Pittsburgh
Armco Steel Corporation
Brateva-Slovak Society
American Citizens’ Club
St. John's Church
Holy Name Society
Anna
Frank Dobrozsi
Andrew Majcher, Jr
David Majcher
John
George
Czechoslovakia
Holy Name Society of
Infant Dishman Dies at Birth in Middletown
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. today for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dishman at Excello. Maj. Frank Fordyce officiated for American Rescue Workers. Burial followed at Amanda Cemetery in Excello. The baby died at birth at Middletown Hospital Saturday afternoon. Surviving are her parents eight brothers and sisters and two half brothers.
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Lee Dishman
Excello
Maj
Frank Fordyce
American Rescue Workers
Amanda Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Hill-Top Tavern owner Harry Stanhope dies in Avalon visit
Harry Stanhope 58 owner of the Hill-Top Tavern on Route 73 near Franklin died shortly before 4 AM in Avalon Pennsylvania while visiting his sister. He is survived by his wife Lillian Hoffman Stanhope and a son William Ritchie. Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Harry Stanhope
Hill-Top
Route
Avalon
Lillian Hoffman Stanhope
William Ritchie
Anglesby Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Ditmars in Lebanon
Funeral services for 79 year old Mrs Pearl Ditmars of Lebanon will be Tuesday at 2 pm at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. She died yesterday at home near Morrow and was a lifelong Warren County resident. Survivors include daughter Mrs May Osborne, sister Mrs Florence Roach of Blanchester, and brother Bert Cullom of Cincinnati.
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Lebanon
Pearl Ditmars
Yale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Ditmars
Morrow
Warren County
May Osborne
Florence Roach
Blanchester
Bert Cullom
Cincinnati
Central East Central Ave work ready to start this afternoon
The L. P. Cavett Company will begin by removing trees before major construction on East Central Ave. The project, awarded June 18 for 181 618.70, is to finish in 200 days, likely pushing some work to next spring. Assessments are about 20 dollars per front foot for property owners.
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East Central Ave
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Boeke
L. P. Cavett Company
Cavett Company
Raron L. Wolpert
Wilson School
Teen Agers Run Own Corporation in Rochester
Incorporated teenagers report to stockholders after first year. Creekside Crafts Co. sells 50 cent shares for a wooden table protector line. Allendale School members organized the company, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce which supplied equipment to make protectors for hot pans and kettles.
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Rochester
N. Y
Allendale
Creekside Crafts Co
Chamber of Commerce
Vanderblue Tribute Highlights Northwestern Economist
Evanston obituary notes Homer Bews Vanderblue 63 prominent economist and dean emeritus of Northwestern University School of Commerce. born in Hinsdale Illinois and former Harvard professor of economics.
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Evanston, Ill
Homer Bews Vanderblue
Northwestern University School of Commerce
Harvard University
Hinsdale, Ill
Noted Architects and Actor Die in Separate Incidents
LOS ANGELES Dr Eugene Gustave Steinhof 71 internationally known architect and former professor at several universities including the University of Rio Grande do Sul Porto Alegre Brazil also taught at Southern California UCLA NYU and the University of Oregon born in Vienna YONKERS NY Henry E Jacoby 71 president of Yonkers General Hospital and eastern sales representative for 40 years for a Aurora Illinois manufacturer of chemical machinery NEW YORK Duncan McMartin Baldwin 39 stage and television actor died Saturday at French Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage
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Los Angeles
Eugene Gustave Steinhof
University of
Yonkers
N. Y
Henry E. Jacoby
Yonkers General Hospital
Eastern
Aurora, Ill
New York
Duncan Mce- Martin Baldwin
French Hospital
Johnson installed as president of NALC Branch 188 in Middletown
Everett Johnson, 1404 Girard Ave., was installed Saturday night as president of the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 188. Over 100 carriers and guests attended at the country home of James O Layer. Officers for 1952-53 include Webster Newton vice president Kenneth Johnson treasurer Chester Hollenbaugh secretary Ebie Banks corresponding secretary Oakley Owens financial secretary and Charles Ashcraft sergeant at arms. Johnson has worked for the Middletown Post Office four years and is a 1944 Middletown High School graduate who previously worked for Shartle Brothers.
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Everett Johnson
Girard Ave
National Association of Letter Carriers
Cy Wolfgang
Ohio Nalc
Toledo
Wolfgang
Ohio Nasc
James O. Layer
Webster Newton
Kenneth Johnson
Chester Hollenbaugh
Ebie Banks
Oakley Owens
Charles Ashcraft
Johnson
Middletown Post Office
Middletown High School
Shartle Brothers
Racing Wrangle At Butler County Track To Be Decided
Ohio Racing Commission will meet Thursday at Akron to decide whether to cancel the August 11 to September 1 racing at Butler County Fairgrounds. Gov Lausche and Hamilton city officials seek denial or tighter supervision of the Hamilton meet, while Butler County Agriculture Society awaits the commission’s decision.
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Butler County Fairgrounds
Ohio Racing Commission
Ascot Park
Akron
C. C. Belt
Belt
Frank J. Lausche
Charles F. Schwalm
Hamilton
Ohio Sports Enterprises, Inc
Ohio Sports Enterprises
Lausche
Racing Commission
Fairgrounds
Butler County Agriculture Society
Hamilton City Manager comments on horse handling at meets
The Hamilton City Manager notes past Hamilton meets involved horses and outlines management practices in the letter. The remark highlights how equine handling influenced event operations and safety considerations during those gatherings.
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Hamilton
Yugoslavia Eases Gun and Ammunition Purchases
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia relaxes firearm and ammunition rules after the war for general security. Hunting clubs may buy ammunition without a special permit from the ministry of interior as part of the security easing policy.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ministry of Interior
Riders Plan Longest Horse Trail from Oregon to Mexico
Harold Beere leads Southern California horsemen in a push to create a 450 mile bridle trail across Los Angeles County linking Oregon to Mexico. The group seeks state funding for watering troughs and base infrastructure, acknowledging the project remains in dream stage. A side note explains helium lifting capacity using balloons.
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LA Canada
Calif
California
Harold Beere
Oregon
Mexico
Los Angeles
Beere
Flying Trip Rushes Infantile Paralysis Unit to Louisville
The Butler County Chapter NAIP flying squadron sent an Armco truck with Bill Bach and Charles Reuthe on a two hour 10 minute urgent flight to Louisville Kentucky to deliver an infant size iron lung to General Hospital. Police escorted the convoy through Middletown Hamilton and across state lines to aid a baby polio case unresponsive to the hospital’s larger respirator.
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Butler County
National Association For
Louisville
General Hospital
Middletown
Armco
Bill Bach
Charles Reuthe
Hamilton
Ohio
Kentucky
Reuthe
Party-Line Feud Sparks Fatal Shotgun Attack in Franklin
In Franklin a man lost his right arm after a dispute over a party-line phone escalated to gunfire. Joseph Dalton, 46, was shot by Wilmer Harris, 46, with a 12 gauge. Dalton underwent emergency surgery and was reported in serious but improving condition. Harris faces charges of shooting with intent to kill.
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Franklin
Man
Middletown Hospital
Here
Joseph Dalton
Pennyroyal Hill Rd
Franklin Route 2
Wilmer Harris
Pennyroyal Rd
Warren County
Gerald W. Couden
Couden
Dalton
Harris
Eaton Ambulance
Squire Clarence Banker’s
Martha Dalton
Logan-Long Co
Frigidaire
Dayton
Three-Year-Old Dies in Abandoned Refrigerator
Hamilton report says Michael Lakes suffocated when a shed freezer door slammed shut. The 3 year old son of Edward and Rose Mary Lakes was found at 7 10 p m by Earl Adkins visiting from Laurel Ind Route 1. Sheriff deputies cite accidental death and coroner Dr Garret J Boone notes this as a rare local case. Funeral services set at Colligan Funeral Home and St Ann Church Mass of the Angels.
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Hamilton
Michael Lakes
Edward Lakes
Rose Mary Lakes
River Rd
Earl Adkins
Laurel
Ind
Young Adkins
the Lakes Home
Michael
Mrs. Lakes
Sher
Iff
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Colligan Funeral Home
Mass of the Angels
St. Ann Church
Missing false teeth sneeze case on South Verity Parkway
Police blotted reports describe a motorist who sneezed and blew his false teeth from his car on South Verity Parkway. Officers searched the area near Lafayette Avenue but the bicuspids remain lost. Motorists are urged to report any teeth marks found on tires.
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South Verity Pkwy
Ernest Weaver
Clarence Lawson
William Palmer
Lafayette Ave
Department
New Polio Case Listed in Butler County
Butler County records a second polio case for the year at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. Mrs James Mildred Bryant 22 of Oxford Route 2 is diagnosed positive with a mild form. James Long 7 of Liberty Route 3 is diagnosed positive with a serious form. Both admitted last week and under observation. The county had one prior 1952 polio case in January, per Charles Reuthe NAIP chair.
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Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
James
Mildred) Bryant
Oxford Route 2
James Long
Bernius Long
Liberty
Ind
National Association For Infantile Paralysis
At The Movies Listings for Paramount Strand
The notices show theater schedules for Paramount and Strand. Paramount shows Scaramouche and Strand screens The Cat People The Hunchback of Notre Dame on Monday and Japanese War Bride and Return of the Texan on Tuesday with specified showtimes.
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Paramount
Driver Refuses Aid After Weekend Crash
One motorist sustained minor injuries and refused medical aid after a collision at Minnesota Street and Seventeenth Avenue around 5 15 p m Wilbur Beiser 21 of Hamilton Route 7 suffered cuts to the back and leg when his car was struck by El ghtha Harvey 38 of 35ight Eighth Avenue Police said Mrs Harvey was cited to court for failure to yield right of way Each car sustained about 50 damage according to officers
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Wilbur Beiser
Hamilton
Elghtha Harvey
Cars Sideswipe Causing $25 Damage on Main Street
Damage estimated at $25 occurred late Saturday when two cars collided at Main St and Eleventh Ave. Grady White of Milford and William Scott of Milford were behind the wheel. The Scott vehicle sustained the listed damage.
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Main St
Eleventh Ave
Grady White
Garfield St
William Scott
Milford
Scott
Fiasco's origins tied to Venetian glassblowers
The term fiasco traces to Venetian glassblowers who produced flasks called fiaschi. In English the word now signals failure, but the original sense was a flask or vessel.
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