Armco Safety Conference Ends With Two Injuries
Armco Steel Middletown plant hosting a two day safety conference saw two accidents within 24 hours. Homer Alderton 62 lost two‑thirds of a finger after his hand was caught between a cable and a lift at East Works. Talmadge Justice 21 lost fingertip tips while his hand was caught under a shear during processing at West Works. Alderton released after treatment at Middletown Hospital. Justice also treated and released. Also reported: John McNabb 26 toppled from a 22‑foot silo and received hand cuts and a sprained ankle. Two children James Michael Harville and Ralph Schleich admitted after injuries at home and work. Schleich in good condition after a fall and hip fracture.
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Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Homer Alderton
Lefayette Ave
Alderton
Talmadge Justice
Aberdeen Dr
East Works
Indiu
Bethelem Steel
Inland
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
U. S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Armees
John McNabb
1St Ave
Farmereville
McNabb
B. D. Morgan Construction Co
James Michael Harville
Howard Harville
Miami Ave
Franklin
Ralph Schleich
Hughes St
Schleich
Post Office
Charles Street
Gas Station Birth Delivers Baby at Self-Serve Station
In Hermosa Beach California Anna Danette Baker arrived under dramatic circumstances when her father could not reach a hospital in time. The birth occurred at a serve-yourself gas station with the help of her mother Mrs Dasie Baker sheriff's deputies and station attendants. Anna Danette weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and is reported to be fine in a hospital maternity ward.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Dasie’ Baker
Anna Danette Baker
Anna Danette
Notice of Estate Executrix Appointment in Middletown
Thelma Laundy of Middletown Ohio is appointed Executrix of the estate of Lott Lundy Laundy deceased late of Middletown Butter County Ohio Creditors must file their claims with the fiduciary within four years or be barred Dated 19M Walter K Bender Attorney Harry F Walsh Probate Judge taty
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Luff Lundy
Senators testify on oath in Fort Lee housing probe
The trensering was sent to the Justice Department Monday for possible action. Committee Counsel Wiliam Simeon noted perjury protection hinges on whether witnesses were sworn. Larner and Solow disputed swearing, Solow promising cooperation and hoping to clear himself. Larner recalled a PHA demand for a shopping and business center by the Lindwood Park project, with nine million dollars in loans and centers built for 1.9 million. Details on Canehert and Murchison housing operations emerged as unrelated notes.
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Murchison
Hamiltons Water Still Frozen
Hamilton city officials deny offering to sell water outside the city. City Manager Charles F. Schwalm says policy restricts sales to new subdivisions ledgers annexing areas and tank truck purchases for outlying users. Residents in Butler County may buy water at pumping stations. city mains serve Hamilton residents and areas under annexation. The policy follows summers of water rationing for lawn and garden needs.
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Hamilton
Hamiton County
Charles F. Schwalm
Schwalm
Hamilton County
Butler County
Reverend leads union services at Bethel AME Church
The Rev. R L Robinson of Union Baptist Church will lead tonight's services at Bethel AME Church on Columbia Avenue at 8 o'clock. Choir and congregation accompany him and Mrs. Mary Glover serves as chairman of arrangements.
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R. L. Robinson
Union Baptist Church
Bethel Ame Church
Columbia Avenue
Mary Glover
Japan Milks 1953 Output Climbs 21.9 Percent
Japan's milk production in 1953 reached 182,208,000 gallons, rising 21.9 percent over 1952. Industry data show continued growth in dairy output with higher yields and expanding dairy farms across the country.
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Japan
Four Cincinnatians Fined After July 3 Arrest
Four Cincinnatians at Symmes Corner appeared before Squire Lewis Bolser of New Miami July 3 and paid fines totaling 550. Joseph E. Weber, 45, paid 200 and costs and received three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. He also paid 100 and costs for intoxication and 50 and costs for resisting arrest. Joseph Boehle, 37, paid 100 and costs for intoxication and resisting arrest. Their wives Philamina Weber and Elizabeth Boehle paid unspecified amounts.
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Hamilton
Symmes Corner
Squire Lewis Bolser
New Miami
Joseph E. Weber
Ami
Joseph Boehle
Philamina Weber
Elizabeth Boehle
Boy Clings to Car Bumper in Los Angeles Incident
Herbert Grageda Jr., 3, grabbed a car's rear bumper and hung on as it rolled three blocks. The driver Herbert Escarcega, 31, stopped after bystanders shouted. The boy escaped with scraped shins and was reportedly fine.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Grageda Jr
Herbert Escarcega
Escarcega
Herbert
Arrest report cites $50 and cost per abuse reunion
Deputy Elmer Grabel authored the incident note detailing arrests for abusing a reunion case with a $50 and cost penalty cited as part of the action.
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Elmer Grabel
Woman Blocks Road Cause Of Crash In Franklin
Franklin woman Iva D. Gaylor 55 backed across US 25 into the path of a northbound car. Austin R. Potts 19 of Dayton swerved but struck the auto and hit a roadside fence. Both drivers and Shirley Potts 20 suffered bruises and abrasions. Gaylor cited to Miamisburg Municipal Court for failing to yield right of way.
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Franklin
Miamisburg
Austin R. Potts
Bedford Ave
Dayton
Iva D. Gaylor
Franklin Rt .2
Potts
Gaylor
Shirley Potts
Miss Gaylor
Newark Woman Weds Attacker
Newark Virginia Howard testified she wed Daniel De Vito a week after his June 25 quarrel in a Newark tailor shop. Detective Micheael Skurla said De Vito beat her. Howard refused to testify claiming wife immunity. Judge Pine dismissed charges.
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Newark
N.J
Daniel de Vito
Harry Pine
Virginia Howard
Micheael Skurla
de Vito
Ex-Communist Army officer leads group to film life in America and Russia
John Much, once a Communist jsoner, now a naturalized U.S. citizen, along with seven others, forms the nonprofit American Motion Pictures for Freedom. He says they plan to produce films about life in America and life in Russia in several languages to show the differences.
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Hollywood
American Motion Pictures For Freedom
John Much
America
Russia
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