Seven Suffer Injuries in Bus-Car Collision
Seven people suffered minor injuries in a bus car crash at Worth Avenue and Minth Avenue in Hamilton. Nolan ran a red light into a bus driven by Russell Henrie councilman age 42 from Belle Street. Injured were taken to hospital by Riggs ambulance and police. Estimated property damage totaled 600 dollars with 400 to bus and 200 to car.
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Worth
Minth Ave
Mary Wilson
Eunite Martin
Edison Ave
Hamilton
Nolan
Rusell Henrie
Belle St. Hamilton
Broad St
First Ave
Riggs
Legs Of Lad To Be Equal In Six Years
Nine year old Jimmy Watkins from Urbana Route 1 underwent surgery at Children's Hospital after his left leg, crushed when thrown from a tractor five years earlier, grew two inches shorter than his right. Surgeons operated on the right leg and casted it to slow growth so both legs would be equal when he is about 15, six years hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jimmy Watkins
Urbana
Route 1
Jimmy
Children’s Hospital
Coast Guards Search for Missing Conductor Clarence Taylor
Coast Guardsmen hunt for 53 year old Clarence C. Taylor of Crystal Rock after his empty rowboat washed away near Gypsum while he went out to fish in Bay Bridge. Taylor is a conductor for the New York Central Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Coast
Clarence C. Taylor
Crystal Rock
Bay Bridge
Taylor
New York Central Railroad
Mayor Rhodes Attacks Lausche Over Loyalty Affidavits
Columbus Mayor Rhodes accuses Gov. Lausche of insincerity for opposing loyalty affidavits tied to House Bill 8 which would force public employees to prove nonmembership in subversive groups. Rhodes notes Columbus already has a similar law and cites the governor’s gambling crackdown as proof of double standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Rhodes
Ohio
Senate
House
Tavern Owners Overlooking State Liquor Delivery Service
COLUMBUS AP Liquor Director Oscar L Fleckner said tavern keepers miss the chance to use state delivery of liquor bought wholesale. The state offers free delivery on four or more cases, and charges 35 cents for one to three cases. A 10 cent deduction is available if operators pick up full cases at local wholesale stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oscar L. Fleckner
Fleckner
Frigidaire Rehires 250 on Temporary Basis at Dayton Plant
The Frigidaire Division of General Motors called 250 workers back to work temporarily after laying off about 4,000 in the prior two months. The move follows a rise in orders cited by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, D
Frigidaire
General Motors Company
Kansas Dominates Wheat Output Among States
Kansas leads the nation by producing nearly twice the wheat of the next state, highlighting its dominance in U S grain production and agricultural strength.
Vital Statistics Mrs Laura Hall Dies at 90
Mrs Laura Alice Hall, age 90, of 819 Seventeenth Ave., Stella Frost, Pittsburgh, is listed in vital statistics records. The notice provides her name and age with address context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Alice Hall
Seventeenth Ave
Stella Frost
Pittsburgh
Hospital Notices of Surgeries and Medical Updates
Names of residents from Franklin Trenton Manchester and Lafayette Street receive hospital updates for surgical and medical procedures. Individuals include Mrs Stanley Richard Frank Hoffman III Melody Kaiser Anthony Chaputa Dorothy Reider Millard Whisman Selah Hall and others with addresses on Smith Ave Warren Rd Wilbraham Rd Central Ave and Lafayette St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Richard
Franklin, Surgical
Frank J. Hoffman III
Surgical
Melody Kaiser
Richarder
Joseph Constiner
Monroe
Medical
Anthony Chaputa
Anthony Chaputa Sr
Trenton
Reider
Smith Ave
Millard Whisrmman
Frankteenth Ave
Selah M. Hall
Manchester Hotel
Walter F. Stephens
Thomas Tincher
Warren Rd
Paul Cowgill
Wilbraham Rd
Gentry Lakes
Benjamin Hivick
Central Ave
Daniel Karshner
Cecil Karshner
Lafayette St
Local Residents Named in Area Births and Advancements
William McIntosh of Sherman Ave Mrs. Vernon Ellison of E Paso Dr Charles Stuart of YMCA Miss Lillie Smith of Manchester Ave Robert H. West of Park St Mrs. Donald Root of Grove St Mrs. Edna Burnett of Elwood St Mrs. Clyde Slifer of Jefferson Rd Mrs. Albert Bussard of Germantown Frances Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Cooper of Franklin Mr and Mrs Harold Wells Germantown a boy Tuesday Mr and Mrs Frank Loili Monroe a girl Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McIntosh
Sherman Ave
Vernon Ellison
E: Paso
Charles Stuart
YMCA
Lillie Smith
Manchester Ave
Robert H. West
Park St
Donald Root
Grove St
Edna Burnett
Elwood
Clyde Slifer
Jefferson Rd
Albert Bussard
Germantown
Frances Cooper
Floyd Cooper
Franklin
Harold Wells
Frank Loili
Monroe
Out of Town Jack Cornwell Receives Medical Care
Jack Cornwell of Woodlawn Avenue Cincinnati is at Good Samaritan Hospital for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cornwell
Woodlawn Ave
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Marriage Licenses in Hamilton and Middletown Areas
Several couples were issued marriage licenses in the Hamilton and Middletown region. Listed pairs include Stephen J. Kipus and Caro C. Vitori both of Middletown, Isaac Wells Jr. and Lorena Amos of Middletown, Arthur J. Benson and Mary Huckerby of Hamilton, Robert L. Braun and Bettie M. Allen of Hamilton, Edgar Ortoff and Charma R. Bell of Middletown, Robert M. Wells and Celia Marguerite Townsend of Hamilton, and Harold Bowers and Joyce Maeson of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Kipus
Pearl St
Caroline C. Vitori
Yankee Rd
Middletown
Isaac Wells, Jr
Hamilton
Lorena Amos
Seventeenth Ave
Arthur J. Benson
Walton, Ky
Mary Huckerby
Robert L. Braun
Bettie M
Hose tested by North Middletown volunteers
North Middletown firefighters last night tested 100 feet of newly purchased hose, as reported by association president Lyman Nein. A full festival report will interest members at the monthly session next Tuesday, with possible discussion on filling two open department openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middletown
Lyman Nein
Association
Nein
City Attorney Plans Four City Visits on Municipal Issues
City Attorney Fred J. Schatzmann travels to Columbus Cleveland Chicago to discuss water works financing two million dollar plan and airport improvements with Civil Aeronautics officials and New York Central railroad representatives. He expects returns by weekend after authorization on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Schatzmann
Columbus
Cleveland
Chicago
Schatzmann
Civil Aeronautics Authorities
New York Central Railroad
National Health Plans Wedge For Socialism and Co-Ops
Dr. W H Roehl warns Middletown Co-Operative Club that national health insurance plans would pave the way for socialism and loss of freedom. He cites tax percentages, rising medical costs, and calls for freedom over perceived security in a Manchester Hotel talk. The event was staged by the Middletown Co-Operative Club with Floyd Hartzog introducing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Roehll
Board of Health
Middletown Co - Operative Club
Manchester
Roehl
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Roehli
Floyd Hartzog
Death of Mrs Stella Stokes Frost noted in Lebanon
Word reached here of the death of Mrs Stella Stokes Frost at her Pittsburgh home. Wife of the late Dr Frank Frost who ran a store here for years. Surviving: a daughter and a brother. Services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Oswald funeral home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Stella Stokes Frost
Pittsburgh
Frank Frost
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Laura A Hall 80 dies. local residents mourn
Mrs. Laura A. Hall 80 of 819 Seventeenth Ave died at 1:30 am Wednesday at home. She was a charter member of Esther Chapter Order of Eastern Star No 5 and Minnehaha Temple No 263 Daughters of Elks, and a Bethel AME Church member. Survived by two daughters Mary Glover and Ola Collins, a sister Vella Kennon, a son David Hall, six grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral arrangements are pending at Maxberry Funeral Home.
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Laura Alice Hall
Seventeenth Ave
Esther Chapter
Order of Eastern Star No. 5
Minnehaha Temple No
Daughters of Elks
Bethel Ame Church
Mary Glover
Ola Collins
Detroit, Mich
Vella Kennon
Ft. Walton, Fla
David Hall
Ft. Walton
Fla
Maxberry Funeral Home
Deaths Last Night Associated Press
Van A. Bitner, 64, vice president of the CIO and veteran labor leader, a top organizer of coal and steel work, died last night. Born in Bridgeport, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
van A. Bittner
CIO
Bridgeport
Pittsburgh Professor C C Leeds 79 Dies
Pittsburgh professor C C Leeds aged 79, one of the original founders, passed away leaving a legacy in his field. Funeral arrangements pending as colleagues remember his contributions and long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
C. C. Leeds
Four fined for disorderly conduct in Municipal Court
Judge Alton H. Combs fined four individuals fifteen dollars each for disorderly conduct. The defendants Boyd Hackney age 29 Arnold Hollon age 26 and Frances M Hollon age 24 of 600 Garfield St were arrested late last night, and their sentences were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton H. Combs
Boyd Hackney
Arnold Hollon
Frances M. Hollon
Garfield St
Neighborly Dispute Alleged Fight Injures Resident
Marcelena Weathers of 70914 Eighteenth Ave rear claims injury from a fight with a neighbor. Police report the dispute arose over disciplining of children and the confrontation occurred at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelena Weathers
Eighteenth Ave
Cigars Stolen From Point Drive-In In Monday Breakin
George Taylor reported the Point Drive-In was entered Monday when the screen was cut and a window broken. Fifteen cartons of cigarets were taken during the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Point Drive-In
Retired Carnegie Tech Faculty Member From 1940 Ties Cincinnati Roots
Carnegie Institute of Technology saw a faculty member retire in 1940 after 35 years of service. Born in Cincinnati, the educator dedicated decades to teaching and research before stepping down from the university ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Cincinnati
Shortened Judge Candidate Filing Period in Iddletown
The Iddletown Municipal Court jurisdiction cuts candidate filing to 90 days before the November election. Frank Dobrazsi, Middletown Elections Clerk, and Fred Stitsinger of Butler County Board confirm the change. Jackson Bosch, county prosecutor, issued the ruling under the city charter 60 to 90 day provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iddletown
Frank Dobrazsi
Middletown Board of Elections
Thon
Fred Stitsinger
Butler County Board
Jackson Bosch
Middletown
Dice Now Roll At Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo in Monaco witnesses dancer Lillian Moore toss the dice as craps enters the famed casino. Albert Jauffret, longtime croupier, now titled professor de L'ecole de craps, explains adopting the Idaho system for its simpler betting after study across multiple American cities.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Little Joe
Kokomo
Lillian Moore
New York
Miss Moore
Albert Jauffret
America
L’ecole de
Craps
The
Jauffret
Toledo
Cincinnati
Las Vegas
Reno
Boise
Sun Valley
Idaho
Dayton Man Pardoned in Tennessee Murder Case
Gov Gordon Browning pardoned Dan Frogg of Dayton Ohio who was convicted in Morgan County Tennessee of second degree murder. The pardon followed affidavits from a witness not at trial indicating Frogg acted in self defense as recommended by former district attorney Howard Baker.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
Dan Frogg
Dayton
Morgan County
Howard Baker
Frogg
Paroled Burglar Ward From Mansfield Reformatory
Robert Ward of Middletown to be paroled November 2 from Mansfield Reformatory. Ward pled guilty March 10 1945 to theft of four packs of cigarettes and 141 gasoline ration stamps from Henderson Ice and Coal Co Middletown. He was placed on probation then sent to the institution a year later on March 6 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Middletown
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Pardons and Parole Board
Columbus
Ward
Henderson Ice and Coal Company
Ketcham Wins Edinburgh University Scholarship
Charles B. Ketcham son of Mount Union College president C. B. Ketcham receives a scholarship to Edinburgh University in Scotland to study philosophy. He plans to pursue philosophy at the Scottish institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GETS
Charles B. Ketcham
Presdent C. B. Ketcham
Mount Union College
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Delaware State Flower Peach Blossom Highlight
The Peach Blossom is recognized as Delaware’s official state flower, symbolizing the state’s natural heritage and horticultural heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Lemon Township Seeks 1950 Budget of 42 391 49
Lemon Township trustees approved a 1950 budget totaling 42 391.49 in a special session. The plan will be filed with the Butler County Auditor for certification in January. General fund 17 330.00, road and bridge 16 183.99, common costs 5 018.05, bond retirement 665.37, special assessment 594.08. Fire district and cemetery support noted, with naming of North Middletown Fire District and Mound Cemetery. Trustees are H. J. McLaughlin Wayne C. Ludwig and William C. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
Paul Mehl
Butler County Auditor's
Hamilton
Caubtins Foon Cco
North Middletown
Mound Cemetery
Monroe
Truman disputes newspaper polls on his 1948 election odds
President Truman at a Chicago reception accused Arthur Hays Sulzberger of misinforming Pope Pius XII in 1948 about his re election chances. Sulzberger counters that he believed the Pope's conversation remained confidential and that editors polled themselves rather than voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Truman
Illinois
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
New York Times
Pius XII
Sulzberger
White House
New York
United States
Armistice Signed Between Israel and Syria
An armistice between Israel and Syria was signed in the eastern Galilee. A government spokesman welcomed the accord saying it completes Israel’s armistice arrangements with all neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Galilee
Franklin Started It The Dead Letter Office Origin
The text notes that the dead letter office of the United States post office traces back to a service begun by Benjamin Franklin who served as postmaster general of the American colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office
Benjamin Franklin
Kansas Wheat Share Highlighted As National Leader
A brief note states that Kansas accounts for about one fourth of United States wheat production, underscoring the state’s dominant role in national agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
At the Movies Paramount The Bride and SOS Submarine
Paramount presents The Bride starring Robert Taylor and Ava Gardner with showings at 1 15 3 25 5 35 7 45 plus an early evening screening. SOS Submarine runs at 2 30 5 05 7 40 10 10. Also Rose of the Yukon with Steve Brodie and Myrna Dell shown at 1 25 4 00 6 35 plus an evening screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Steve Brodie
Myrna Dell
Alliance High School Grad Plans Italian Wedding
Lily Bortoli plans a July 31 wedding in Vazzano Italy to Ezio Bressan, an Italian merchant, after meeting him during a 1947 visit to Italy. The note mentions Mercer Wisconsin as a local reference and invites readers to seek Mercer Resort and Businessmen’s Ass’n.
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Alliance
Lily Bortoli
Alliance High School
Vazzano
Italy
Ezio Bressan
Miss Bortoli
Bressan
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DIAL
Ilton
Meeker Plumbing CO
Mark Thomas
Thomas
Elks
First Presbyterian Church
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Margaret Crane
South Main St
M. T. Barnitz
E. C. Woodward
William Crane
Hunington
Island
William Crawford
James Martindale
Ames Gardner
Ed. Frisch
Richard Dowling
E. T. Gardner
David E. Harlan
Charlies E. Aull
Nathan Long
Frank Carley
Walter F. Lawrence
John Roche
Russell Weatherwax
Colin Gardner, Sr
Robert Gardner
George Brown
Everett Bake
Wilson Funeral Home
Mrs
Laura A. Hall
GEM City
Daytonian
Sree
Mercer
Wisconsin
Mercer Resort and Businessmen’s
the Prodigal Son
Middletown Health Dept
Eagle Hall
Nicholas J. Stauder
McCoy-Leffler
Jerry Brandenburg
Cecil Butts
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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