Canadian Scouts Visit Camp Hook For 40th Anniversary
Thirty four Scouts and three leaders from Peterborough Ontario visit Camp Hook in an international goodwill program by the Mound Builders Area Council for Camp Hook’s 40th anniversary. The second week features tours of Cincinnati area industry and culture including Wright Patterson AFB, Armco, Sorg Paper, Beckford Plant, Ivorydale P&G, Cincinnati Zoo, Coney Island, and a Wildwood swim party.
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Ontario
Canada
Camp Hook
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Hook
Ohio
Crosley Field
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base and Museum
Armco Steel Corp
Sorg Paper Company
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Beckford
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
Cincinnati Zoo
Coney Island
Wildwood Country Club
Middletown
Crosby Bean
Ray Moncrief
Herschel Clark
J. M. Hutchings
Dave Knochs
Russ Efker
al Zenz
Tom Smith
Don Ross
Infant stillborn. Bates family mourns twins in Middletown
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bates of 4469 Miller Road was stillborn at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents, the surviving twin Lisa Ann, three brothers, and the paternal grandmother Mrs Edna Bates. Graveside services are at Woodside Cemetery Monday at 1:30 p.m. arranged by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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James Bates
Miller Road
Middletown Hospital
Lisa Ann
Donald
Kenneth
Robert
Edna Bates
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Henry J. Mills 80 dies at Middletown home
Henry J. Mills aged 80 dies at 5 30 a m at 1918 Arlington Ave after long illness. Retired since 1953 after 41 years at Armco Steel stainless sheet mill. A Middletown resident of 60 years survived by wife Carrie and daughter Ida Mills. Arrangements pending at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
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Henry J. Mills
Arlington Ave
Mr. Mills
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Carrie
Miss Ida Mills
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Franklin-Clifford H Jackson 66 dies after heart attack
Franklin Ohio resident Jack Jackson 66 of 25 East Third Street died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a home heart attack. A World War I veteran and member of the 40 and 8, he managed McElfresh American Legion Post 149. Services set for Monday at Eaton Funeral Home with military rites at Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow.
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Clifford H
Jack) Jackson
E. Third St
Middletown Hospital
Jackson
McElfresh American Legion Post 149
Eaton Funeral Home
Carl Landes
Springboro
Giants’ Causeway
Ireland
Mrs. Mollie Ratliff Dies in Indiana Hospital at 72
Mrs. Mary Lou Ratliff 72 of Eaton Route 4 died at 2:25 a.m. Friday at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Indiana after four weeks as a patient. She was a native of Menifee County Kentucky. She and her husband observed their gold wedding anniversary.
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Elmer
Richmond
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New Orleans
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Montgomery
Ala
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Gratis
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Oxford Rt
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Washington, D. C
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Miamisburg
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Gallipolis
Mattie Hughes
Middletown
Camden
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Mollie) Ratliff
Longman Road
Eaton
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Reid Memorial Hospital
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Mrs Flora Schumacher Requiem Mass Notice
Mrs Flora Schumacher 96 of Dayton formerly Hamilton. Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m Tuesday at St Ann s Church details from obituary notice in the parish records.
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Flora Schumacher
Dayton
Hamilton
St. Ann's Church
Middletown Teens Host GOP Guests For Meeting
Donald Bacon candidato for Butler County Commission and Carolyn Heckard Purdue University Young Republicans vice president will speak at the Middletown Area Teenage Republicans meeting Monday at 7 30 in the basement of the First National Bank Building.
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Donald Bacon
Butler Couny Commission
Carolyn Heckard
Purdue University
Young Republicans
Middletown
First National Bank
Trio Sought Took Pictures Of Nike Base
A late model car with three men eluded guards at the Nike base near Oxford after attempting to photograph installations. Security reported three entrances were refused and a car was spotted with a man operating cameras from the rear before disappearing.
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Nike
Oxford
John Burkholder
Harry McDaniel
Sheriff's Office
Lewis Gulick
Washington
United States
U.S
Congress
Executive Branch
Turkey
South Korea
Why Do We Give Away $6 Billion A Year
Editor note reports an Associated Press survey showing readers’ questions on foreign aid. It discusses why aid is given, including potential commercial benefits and uses of dollars or food shipments to influence foreign ministries and economies. The piece frames aid as a tool in diplomacy and trade.
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United States
U.S
Associated Press
Crossword Clues From an Old Themed Puzzle Page
A compact set of crossword clues appears with numbers and partial hints for entries such as town map, plum, humor, portent, wing, Russian name, city in Montana, finish, limb, arouse, and more. Additional entries cover atoms, twilight, animal sounds, repayment, and health resorts along with misc. terms.
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Finish
Limb
Arouse
Stone Engraver
Twilight
Animal's Sound
Philippine Island
Speeding motorist wins chase over railroad engine
In Dickinson North Dakota a speeding motorist narrowly escaped and won a deadly chase. Policeman Theodore C. Warner pursuing an unidentified driver was killed when his patrol car struck a boxcar hit by the engine pulling a freight car. The motorist crossed ahead of the engine and escaped.
Swedish diplomat Lennart Nylander dies at 65
Lennart Nylander, a Swedish diplomat aged 65, died Friday in Greenwich. He served as Sweden's ambassador to Mexico from 1955 to 1962 and was consul-general in New York City from 1945 to 1955.
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Greenwich, Conn
Lennart Nylander
Nylander
Mexico
New York City
Devil Dogs nickname for US Marines in World War I
Germans labeled United States Marines as Devil Dogs during World War I for their feared fighting prowess and hardiness. The term reflected German perspective on Marine units and battles in 1918.
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United States
Renowned chemist Dr. Ernest Reid dies at 75
ST. PETERSBURG AP Dr. Ernest Reid 75 internationally known research chemist and former Corn Products Co. board chairman died Friday after a brief illness Reid headed the War Production Board during World War I Suns energy interception by Earth is less than one two billionth of the sun's energy is intercepted by the earth.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ernest Reid
Corn Products Co
Reid
War Production Board
Overseas aid debate refocuses on U.S. business roles
The discussion notes opportunities opened for U.S. companies and products alongside foreign aid. It highlights humanitarian aims and the long standing support from religious and other groups for assistance funded by wealthier nations to the needy abroad.
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