Covington Girl Injured Retrieving Ball As Bus Hit By Car
Adele FBroening a Covington girl in Middletown Hospital with multiple fractures and cuts is said to be in serious condition after a ball thrown through a bus window caused her to leave the bus and be struck by a northbound car driven by Virgil Smith. The incident occurred on Route 25 south of Monroe at 8 05 am. Police report no charges yet as investigation continues. Other patrol notes include a hit and run on Route 4 near Route 747 involving Richard Roberts and an unknown driver. Five minor accidents were logged, two resulting in arrests and three deemed fender benders.
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Covington
Middletownospital
Bng
State Highway Patrol
Adele Fpreering
Highland St
Middletown Hospital
Monroe
Virgil Smith
Dixie Drive
Vandalia
Broening
Chautauqua
Green Lines
James B. Brown
Glifford Ave
Richard I. Roberts
Pleasant St
Cincinnati
Robert
State Patrol
David S. Hill
Jefferson St
Greenfield
Berlie W. Wilson
Fifth St
Hobart Mercer
Youth Injured In Boat Mishap Near Miami Valley
Harlie Boggs 16 of Dayton in fair good condition at Middletown Hospital after a river collision at Chautauqua Saturday. His boat capsized when struck amidships by a craft from Hamilton. four others aged 12 to 15 escaped with minor or no injuries.
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Miami Valley Chautauqua
Middletown Hospital
Harlie Boggs
Dayton
Boggs
Chautauqua
Berman Calvert
Hamilton
Beverly Boggs
Harlie
Judy Grushon
Valley Pike
Kenny Davis
Donald A. Cook
Miamisburg
Cubs Get Awards At Basket Picnic
Over 70 members of Boy Scout Cub Pack 6 met at Wildwood Park for a basket picnic and awards. Bob McCoy earned the Webelos and second-year service star. John Halderman Frank Dimyer and Mike Russello received wolf badges. Ed Knott got a wolf gold arrow. Tommy Bailey advanced to Scout Troop 54. The next pack meeting is August 19. regular meetings stay on the last Thursday each month at First Methodist Church.
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Wildwood Park
Marvin Halderman
Bob McCoy
Webelos
John Halderman
Frank Dimyer
Mike Russello
Ed Knott
Tommy Bailey
First Methodist Church
Opera tickets offered on instalment plan in Miami
Arturo di Filippi of the Miami Opera Guild proposes an accumulative membership plan for the Opera Guild of Greater Miami. Patrons can pay $2 monthly instead of $12.50 for two pairs of opera tickets, aiming to make opera more affordable and popular.
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Miami
Fla
Arturo di Filippi
Miami Opera Guild
Opera Guild of
Greater Miami
di Filippi
Big Dog Thwarts Intruder At Home on Central Ave
A resident on Central Ave reports a large Doberman pinscher blocked a doorway in the small hours. Police Clarence Lawson and Kenneth Thomas chased the dog away, describing the scene as “everybody happy” after the incident.
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Central Ave
Clarence Lawson
Kenneth Thomas
Strike Settled After Wage Pact With Shipyard Workers
In Lorain 1000 American Ship Building Company employees return to work as AFL unions and the company agreed to implement a 13 cent hourly wage increase, ending a strike that began last Tuesday.
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Lorain
American
AFL
Movies in Fort Worth This Week
At The Movies listings show Paramount in Fort Worth with showings at 1 45 3 50 5 50 7 55 and 10 00 p m on Monday and Tuesday. Strand features Flame Of Barbary Coast and Angel and Badman with assorted afternoon and evening times. Colonial presents Frogmen across multiple late afternoon and evening slots.
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Paramount
Fort Worth
Strand
Flame of
Angel
Depository Plan Attracts Weekend Water Bill Payments
The City Building hosted around-the-clock water bill payments drawing 11 responses during the first weekend. Only two envelopes lacked bills, some payers skipped penalties, to be added on the next bill. Most used a three-cent stamp for receipts. The depository, on the first floor near the east entrance, anticipates a larger load when new bills arrive next month as the water works office closes Saturdays.
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Water Works
Arran
Vitamin cures mink yellow fat disease in studies
U S Department of Agriculture researchers report a vitamin E remedy for Yellow Fat Disease killing thousands of mink kittens. The disease, common on the Pacific coast where fish scrap is fed, is prevented by adding vitamin E sources such as wheat germ meal, horse meat, or liver to the ration.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
British Propaganda Leaflets Flew in Malay Jungle War
In four days British pilots dropped 4,000,000 leaflets in Negri Sembilan. Leaflets urged terrorists to surrender or offered rewards for information leading to capture or death by security forces.
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Kuala Lumpur
Negri Sembilan
Liaison Officer Named for Atomic Weapons Effects
Robert L. Corsbie an architect with the New York Central Railroad was named by the Atomic Energy Commission to handle liaison with the Civil Defense Administration and other government and private agencies. He will focus on issues related to the effects of atomic weapons.
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Washington
Robert L. Corsbie
New York Central Railroad
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Civil Defense Administration
Glamour Courses For WAF At Lackland Air Base
At Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas new personal appearance classes for Women of the Air Force are added to training. Detchemendy of Stephens College describes poise grooming posture and etiquette as essential parts of the program.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
WAF
Lackland Air Force Base
Robert Ltchemendy
Stephens College
Columbia
Detchemendy
Lackland
Toledo Shooters Headed This Wavy
Toledo police report two men involved in a Sunday shooting in New York City. One suspect, six foot three with sandy hair in a blue coat and tan trousers, matched the gun user description. the other was described as short and stocky. Both were armed and possibly headed toward southern Ohio.
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Toledo
New York Central Railroad
Ohio
Old Dickens Inn Receives Reprieve Stay of execution for historic George and Vulture Inn
London reports that the Court of Common Council refused plans to convert the George and Vulture into offices. The inn in the financial district, linked to Dickens and the Pickwick Papers, will remain open due to a shortage of eating and drinking venues.
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London
Charles Dickens
Court of Common Council
Denver grocer finds prize gun in church collection plate
Carl Hayes a Denver grocery manager and nine year collector of ancient firearms says a prized gun appeared in a church collection plate. The minister told him to keep the weapon and drop what he thought it was worth into the plate.
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Denver (Ap
Carl Hayes
Denver
Riley Regains Consciousness After Ditch Rescue
Oscar Riley 21 regained consciousness at Middle town Hospital after being injured while watching a car pulled from a ditch on Conservancy Road. He suffered skull fracture possible concussion and multiple cuts. Lane 19 of Detroit faced reckless operation charges with a $25 bond posted. Burkhardt 901 Baltimore St. was the owner of the car Riley watched being pulled from the ditch.
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Oscar Riley
Middletown
Riley
Baltimore St
Jesse E. Burkhardt
Conservancy Rd
J. B. Lane
Detroit
Lane
Squire’s
Germantown
Tank-Saver Effective But Costly On Western Front
On the Korean front American artillery uses 155 mm shells to deter Chinese using a nightly barrage that sinks into tanks and ground around them. Each round costs about $100 and a full night totals roughly $15,000, a fraction of a new tank’s price but still expensive.
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Western Front
Korea
Young Chinese Stampeding For Homeland
In Singapore hundreds of draft dodgers crowd lodging houses as thousands of young Chinese travel from the Federation of Malaya hoping for quick passage to Red China. Most are 18 to 24 and the government aims to register 20 000 men to send against Communist threats in Malaya.
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Singapore
Federation of Malaya
Red China
Federation
Malaya
China
Coffee output may reach 33 million bags next year
The Agriculture Department said exports in coffee regions could total about 33 million bags, up 3 million from last season, with production rising but prices not expected to fall.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Average life of present day automobile
The article estimates the typical motor car lasts 12 years and covers about 103000 miles in its lifespan, reflecting wear expectations and usage patterns of everyday vehicles.
Polio Costs in Butler County Reach 1950 Low
Butler County polio chapter reports 1950 costs for 44 infantile paralysis patients totaled 14 618.58 dollars, the lowest since 1947. Expenses covered hospitals doctors and nurses braces physiotherapy and ambulance service with two bulbar polio deaths and 33 patients under 15.
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Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Clara Rosson
Planning Commission Considers Sawyer Subdivision Arlington Knolls
City Planning Commission to meet at 4 p.m. to discuss the Sawyer subdivision Arlington Knolls near Alta Vista. Residents oppose linking Winton Street to Orchard Street and Santa Fe as a secondary route and have formed a committee to study the plan. Also on the agenda is Cecil Runyan curb cut on North School property as the city eyed the site as a parking lot with 54 to 92 spaces plus 30 more with an adjacent lot.
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City Planning Commission
Sawyer
Arlington Knolls
Alta Vista
Planning Commission
Winton St
Orchard St
Santa Fe
Cecil Runyan
Weather Forecast Promises Fair and Warm Conditions
The weatherman says fair and warm weather will continue with only scattered thundershowers possible in northern Ohio tomorrow afternoon. Today's high nears 90 degrees with a low around 62, while yesterday ranged from 72 to 94.
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Ohio
Church Offering To Flood Victims
The First Methodist Church plans a relief check of 150 to flood regions in Kansas. Pastor Rev. Louis R Wolter said the offering was sent to Bishop Dana Dawson for discretionary use. The Holy Communion service asked for offerings for the needy, with yesterday’s appeal for flood relief.
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Kansas
First Methodist Church
Louis R Wolter
Dana Dawson
Kansas Methodist
Walter
Ruhr is booming again as Germany’s industrial heart
Ruhr region rebounds from 1945 ruin to reach 135 percent of 1936 output with coal, steel and electricity gains. U.S. aid totals four billion dollars since 1945 while Ruhr engineers and longer 48 hour work weeks drive production, deliveries 200,000 tons monthly steel to western markets.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
Europe
France
Americas
Asia
Africa
British Isles
Soviet Union
Britain
Siberia
Russia
West Germany
U.S
Saar
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Hitler
America
Lorillard Employees Seek Status of CIO Dues in Suit
Three Lorillard employees allege they represent about 600 workers and sue the CIO Pioneer Tobacco Workers Union Local 55-A for a nine year dues period totaling more than 100000 dollars. They ask a temporary restraining order to stop officials from disposing of funds and seek an accounting of receipts and expenditures. The case, filed in Common Pleas Court before Judge Boll, notes plant closure around August 1 and deposits at a local bank.
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CIO
P. Lorillard Company
Nora R. Campbell
Curtis St
Joseph Rice
Elijah Griffith
P. Lorillard
Pioneer Tobacco Workers
Ion
Comemon Pleas Court
P. P. Boll
Ogtesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Company
Mark Brown
Hamilton
Cardboard Test Suggested To Find Chiggers
Entomologists from the U S Department of Agriculture propose a simple detecting device for chigger exposure. Place black cardboard on the ground. if yellowish or pinkish mites move along and gather at the upper edge, the area is infested. Three new insecticides chlordane toxaphene and lindane outperform sulfur for control.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department States
Red Protection Racket Reported in Selan gasor Village
In Jendor am, Selan gor State, Communist terrorists ran a protection racket, allegedly collecting $4,000 monthly from 1,600 villagers. They posted notices demanding payments or face consequences. British troops and police raided the area and detained all villagers for screening to identify collaborators.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Jendoram
Selangor
D. C. Waterston
Red
Singapore Practices Nightly Blackouts
Nightly power outages occur in Singapore with no advance warning. The municipal electrical engineer cites security reasons to hinder terrorist groups from knowing which areas will be without power at any given time.
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Singapore
Akron veterans pick Kianos as commander in Canton union
The Ohio Department of the Army and Navy Union elected World War II Navy veteran William Kianos of Akron as commander to replace Joseph Berger, with Paul Mauger of Massillon named junior vice commander.
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Service Union Canton
Ohio Department of the Army and Navy Union
William Kianos
Akron
Joseph Burger
Paul Mauger
Massillon
East Germany Battles Leather Quality Shortfalls
East Germany protests creaks in its leather industry amid shortages of good shoes. The Taegliche Rundschau editorialized that quality has not improved but deteriorated, signaling criticism within the Five Year Plan context and highlighting the contrast with West German leather.
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Berlin
East Germany
Germany
Red Army
Taegliche Rundschau
Mystery object dumped from car in Fontana robs a car of poultry
Deputies responding to a report found a white sheet containing several dead chickens tossed from a vehicle. The incident occurred in Fontana California and the officers gathered the remains to investigate the case.
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Fontana
Calif
Burglar Alarm Interrupts Vancouver Revival Meeting
A burglar alarm clanged during a revival in the rear of a garment store in Vancouver. Rev. D. Kreemer summoned police who found the intruder had fled, leaving a crow bar as evidence.
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Vancouver
Rev. D. Kreemer
Don’t Tangle With Sheriffs
A vivid piece praising sheriffs and deputies as vigilant figures who patrol rural roads. It emphasizes their alertness fitness and bravery in tracking criminals, noting clues like heel marks dirt and broken headlight glass. The author asserts they would never tangle with sheriffs.
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