Polio Strikes Bethany Youth Second Case In Butler County
Polio was reported again in Butler County with 19 year old Richard Lantis of Bethany as the second case. He was moved to Mercy Hospital isolation ward in Hamilton and listed in fair condition. A first Middletown case, 2 year old James Deaton, appeared ten days earlier with hospitalization in Dayton. Authorities say the outbreak is a public alert, noting polio types vary in severity.
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Bethany
Butler County
Richard Lantis
Claire Lantis
Charles Reuthe
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Middletown
James Lloyd Deaton
Isaac Deaton
Garfield St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Changes To City Charter To Be Recommended Tonight
A 40 member Charter Revision Study Committee will convene at 8 p m in City Building auditorium to hear proposals aimed at modernizing charter provisions. Key items include raising debt limits from 4 to 5 percent and appointing a full time city manager under the City Commission. Other minor changes and possible additional proposals may be discussed.
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City Building
City Commission
Elliott Levey
Levey
Industrial Council
Fred J. Schatzmann
Schatzmann
John A. Aull, Jr
Semi annual tax returns due for period ending June 30
Mrs. E D Gray from the Columbus office announced the deadline for semi annual sales tax filings is July 31. She will assist filers July 28 to 31 in the deputy county treasurer’s office with hours 9 to 4 weekdays and 9 to noon Saturday. Ven dor license holders must file regardless of sales. penalties of one dollar per day apply for late returns.
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E. D. Gray
Columbus
War veteran fatally shoots sister in law then wounds wife
Carl McCray 32, a war veteran, killed his sister in law Mrs. Amy A. Aleshire 50 at Coalton. He then wounded his wife Addie 30 seven times and shot himself, dying later in Gallipolis hospital. Sheriff calls it the climax of a family quarrel. The wife is expected to recover.
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Addie
McCray
Dayton businessman named to GOP finance post
Harold E. Talbott, a Dayton and New York based businessman, was named chairman of the National Republican Finance Committee. He has served on the committee for a year and chairs the Finance Committee at Electric Autolite Corp. Talbott will direct fund raising for the upcoming campaign.
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Washington
Dayton
New York
Harold E. Talbott
National Republican Finance Committee
National Gop
Hugh Scott
Electric Autolite Corporation
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Ethel K. Boyd
The funeral for Mrs. Ethel K. Boyd wife of Howard Boyd of 701 Seventh St will be conducted at Riggs Funeral Home Friday at 2 30 p m The Rev H H Jung of St Pauls Church will officiate burial is in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p m Thursday Mrs Boyd who worked with her husband in their road street delicatessen was found dead by her husband Wednesday morning
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Ethel K. Boyd
Howard Boyd
Riggs Funeral
H. H. Jung
St. Paul's Church
Kenneth Leary
First Methodist
Woodside Cemetery
Boyd
Road
Funeral set for Germantown auto mechanic Dale Selby
Dale R. Selby of S Cherry St Germantown died Wednesday at 3 05 p.m. from a heart attack while in his car on Linden Ave Mi amisburg. He owned a Germantown garage 35 years and remained active in business. Survived by widow Lena and daughter Mrs eelma Graves Dayton. Lodges will hold services Friday night at John Arpp Funeral Home. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at the home with Dr O O Arnold officiating. Burial in Germantown. Call after Friday noon.
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Dale R. Selby
S. Cherry St
Germantown
Linden Ave
Miamisburg
Selby
Peasttown
Evangelical United Brethren Church
O.F
Moose Lodge
Alamisburg
Lena
Eelma Graves
Dayton
John Arpp
O. O. Arnold
Revolutionary Cuban Exile Leader Dies at 42
By Associated Press Key West reports Carlos Duque De Estrada a longtime figure in Cuban anti Machado movements has died aged 42. In Dover Edward J. Gaffney 79 founder of Gaffney Service Inc food distributors born Newark. In Sherman Arshile Gorkey 43 a New York artist.
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Key West
Fla
Carlos Duque de Estrada
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Dover, N. J
Edward J. Gaffney
The
Gaffney Service, Incorporated Food Distributors of
Kearney
N. J
Newark
N. J. Sherman
Conn
Arshile Gorkey
New York
Paramount Theatres Programs and Showtimes
Big Town Scandal stars Philip Reed and Hillary Brooke screening Thursday through Saturday with 1:15 3:50 6:00 and 9:05 p m River Lady features Yvonne De Carlo with 2:20 4:55 7:30 and 10:10 p m Dixie Cruise-In presents Angel and the Badman with John Wayne and Gail Russell at 8:45 and 11:20 p m
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Paramount
Philip Reed
Hillary Brooke
Yvongea
John Wayne
Gail Russell
Police push 40 hour workweek at Ohio FOP convention
Ohio Fraternal Order of Police delegates in Columbus approve a 40 hour week for officers, moving from a 48 hour schedule. Key attendees include Sam Moore and Herbert Fawley from the local lodge. New FOP president is Capt. Carl Bare of Cleveland with Lt. Gordon Welch Akron as vice president and Capt. William J. Murphy Columbus as secretary. Detective E. W. Crawford Canton treasurer. Ray Furst Cleveland elected FOPA president. Martin Thomas withdraws from state vice president race.
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Ohio Fraternal Order of Police
Columbus
Sam Moore
Herbert Fawley
Fraternal Order of Police
Harry Benadum
Artin Thomas
FOP
Carl Bare
Cleveland
Gordon Welch
Akron
William J. Murphy
E. W. Crawford
Canton
Ray Furst
FOPA
Martin Thomas
Porter in Serious Condition After Route 4 Crash
William Porter, 47, of 125 S Broad St, remained in serious condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a Route 4 head on collision that killed Irene Brooks 20 of 3115 Pexley Dr and Walter Brown 37 of Franklin and injured Harry Sizemore 31 of 519 Garfield St. Porter and Brooks were in the car that collided with Brown's vehicle.
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William Porter
S. Broad St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Porter
Irene Brooks
Pexley Dr
Walter Brown
Franklin
Harry Sizemore
Garfield St. Sizemore
Miss Brooks
Brown
Film Producer Named in Suit Over Harvest Production
Trinity Films sues film producer David O. Selznick for 2,175,000 breach of contract and names Vanguard Films as a defendant. The suit alleges Selznick failed to honor an oral agreement to supply actors directors and technicians for Trinity's production If This Be My Harvest.
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Los Angeles
Trinity Films, Incorporated
David O. Selznick
Trinity
Vanguard Films, Incorporated
Selznick
Trinitty
Armco Hikes Prices Amid Rising Costs
Armco Steel Corp announced price adjustments on most products effective July 21 due to higher freight, material, and wage costs. The increases, varying by product, average under nine percent from last month, following earlier voluntary price cuts in May 1948.
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Armco
Armco Steel Corporation
Ohio teen to die in electric chair appeals planned
The mother of 18 year old Donald J Frohner plans to seek clemency from Governor Herbert after the Ohio Supreme Court upheld his first degree murder conviction and set August 20 for execution. Frohner was 16 when he and Arthur Chapman killed a salesman to obtain a car for kidnapping.
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Columbus
Donald J. Frohner
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Lorena Frohner
Theodore
Ohio Supreme Court
Youngstown
Nancy Tubbs
Frohner
Former Police Chief Belcher Dies at 85
William Henry Belcher longtime police chief of Gallipolis Ohio died yesterday at age 85. He was born in Malden West Virginia and served the city for many years.
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Gallipolis O
William Henry Belcher
Malden
W. Va
Overpeck Youth Dies of Wounds
Dale M. Hazlett of Overpeck died at Mercy Hospital from a self inflicted head wound after a July 7 incident following a phone call with his girlfriend. He worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and is survived by his parents two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Grismer Grim funeral home with burial at Hickory Flats cemetery in Overpeck.
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Hamilton
Dale M. Hazlett
Mercy Hospital
Hazlett
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Harry Hazlett
Horace Bennett
Walter Wise
Harry
Overpeck
Charles
Grismer-Grim
Hickory Flats
Overe Peck
Pisa and Nature Highlight Wool for Insulation
Pisa in Italy is noted as a medium sized cotton manufacturing center while Nature is credited with inventing mineral wool now used as insulation, indicating industrial advances in fiber materials.
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Pisa
Italy
Nature
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