First Ohio driver may lose license under new point system
A Lockland man could become the state’s first license suspendee under Ohio’s penalty point law. George C. Braden reports Fred Youngblood drew six points for drunken driving on June 29 and another six days later, totaling 12 points that could trigger a one year suspension. Braden and Highway Director Gordon Jeffery urge caution and note the law aims to curb habitual violators and improve traffic safety. Six points are assigned for drunken driving manslaughter and hit and run, three for reckless operation, two for other moving violations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lockland
Cincinnati
George C. Braden
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Fred Youngblood
Braden
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Youngblood
Gordon Jeffery
State Highway Department
New Patrolmen Added to State Highway Force
Thirty rookies join the State Highway Patrol after a 14 week Columbus training. Edward M. Dunagin heads to Post 9 near Middletown, while Edmond J. Coffey transfers to the Dayton post. The force nears its 700 strength plus Turnpike patrol, with potential for no new academy soon.
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State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Middletown
Edward M. Dunagin
Edmond J. Coffey
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Hamilton
Dayton
Fred Moritz
Moritz
Show Seeks Old Planes for Love Field Opening
Dallas seeks to borrow several dozen vintage airplanes to display at the new Love Field Terminal opening in October 2027. The exhibit will cover aircraft types operated at Love Field since the first scheduled airmail flight in 1926, inviting owners to lend Curtiss carrier pigeons or Fairchild planes.
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Dallas
Love Field
Couple remarry after 30 years in Detroit reunion
Walter M. Dunham 61 and Selma Mae Back 57 plan to remarry after a 30 year separation. They first wed as teens in Hot Springs Arkansas, divorced 11 years later, with Dunham marrying twice more in Detroit and Selma marrying three times in Hot Springs. Last month Dunham visited Hot Springs, proposed again, and was accepted.
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Detroit
Walter M. Dunham
Selma Mae Back
Dunham
Selma
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago Woman Is Secretary of Year
Mrs. Ruth Clemence of Chicago was chosen Secretary of the Year at the National Secretaries Assn annual convention. Miss Dorothy MacKenzie of Toledo, secretary to L C Van Nest, president of National Laboratories Inc., placed third.
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ST. Louis
Ruth Clemence
Chicago
National Secretaries Assn
Dorothy MacKenzie
Toledo
Ohio
L. C. van Nest
National Laboratories Inc
Man Electrocuted at Shelby Power Pole Work
Samuel Turner, 48, an Ashland electrician, was electrocuted while atop a 30 foot pole at Shelby Air Force Depot after his head hit a 7 200 volt wire. Co worker John Fisher, 41, of Delaware, received an electric shock brushing Turner and was reported in fair condition.
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Shelby
Ohio
Samuel Turner
Ashland
Shelby Air Force Depot
John Fisher
Delaware
Turner
Spectacular proposed on Cleveland lakefront
Architect R. Franklin Outcast unveiled a 34 story office tower arched glass lobby and Y shaped hotel for a 30 acre Cleveland lakefront development. The plan includes underground exhibit hall, parking, speedwalks, gardens and a 150 by 250 foot pool with funds from capital improvements and revenue bonds. John W. Galbreath called the concept outstanding and not unrealistic.
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Cleveland
R. Franklin
United Nations
New York
Lake Erie
Public Square
Municipal Stadium
Outcast
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
E. 9Th Street
Two Men Granted Paroles for Slayings in Ohio
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission approved paroles for Edward Taylor, 58, Cleveland, and Arthur Powell, 56, from Hamilton County. Taylor pled guilty to the murder of his wife Elizabeth and father-in-law Andre Horne, with sentences dated June 24, 1945. Powell was sentenced June 14, 1945, for killing Josephine Barnett.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio Penitentiary
Edward Taylor
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Elizabeth
Andre Horne
Arthur Powell
Hamilton County
Josephine Barnett
Rhode Island Stocking for President Visit Trout Plan
Providence RI The Rhode Island Fish and Game Division will stock streams in the Wood River Reservation with large trout from the Lafayette hatchery to ensure President Eisenhower can fish during his Newport vacation next month. Thomas Wright division chief said the plan aims to provide big fat sassy trout for the visit in a public streams project.
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Providence
R.I
Rhode Island Fish and Game Division
Eisenhower
Newport
Thomas Wright
Lafayette
Wood River Reservation
Moonshine Still Stolen From Jail
Bryson City man Willard Lloyd Dorsey aged 23 received a six month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to stealing a moonshine liquor still from the county jail. Police said he took the confiscated still as he left the building after visiting a friend.
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Bryson City
N.C
Willard Lloyd Dorsey
Dorsey
Ohio Sailor Loses Leg In Ship Blast
New London Conn Norfolk C Bradford 19 Delaware Ohio sailor aboard USS Somersworth seriously injured in explosion at sea. Bradford's left leg amputated below the knee and he suffered cuts and shock. The blast killed three men and injured eight.
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New London
Conn
Norman C. Bradford
Delaware
Ohio
Somersworth
Navy
Bradford
Two Dead In KC97 Crash Off Port Kent Lake Champlain
Two bodies recovered and three men missing after an Air Force KC97 refueling plane crashed into Lake Champlain near Port Kent, 15 miles south of Plattsburgh. Three others escaped. two parachuted to safety. Crashing minutes after takeoff from Plattsburgh AFB, engines failed and reef impact likely.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Lake Champlain
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Port Kent
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