Former Middleton resident's son killed in Los Angeles crash
John Edwin Oglesby 25 son of Edwin Rovse Oglesby formerly of Middleton died in an auto crash in Los Angeles. He lived in San Jose and studied law at a nearby university. Survived by wife no children mother Mrs Eleanor Oglesby Columbus sister Mrs Richard Linden Columbus funeral set in Columbus Friday.
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John Edwin Oglesby
Edwin Rovse
Ned) Oglesby
Los Angeles
Edwin E. Oglesby
Leichty Ave
West Midddletown
Oglesby
San Jose
Calif
Farmington
Mich
Fleanor Oglesby
Columbus
Richard Linden
Charles F. Dell Sr. Obituary Notice
Charles F. Dell Sr. 8 of Williamsdale a Middletown native and Armco Steel retiree died at Hughes Memorial Hospital Hamilton. Services set for 10:50 a.m. tomorrow at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton with burial at Hickory Flat Cemetery Overpeck. Survived by sons Charles Jr. and George daughters Evelyn Clemons Thelma Rahmes Olive Kellum and several half-siblings.
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Charles F. Dell Sr
Williamsdale
Middletown
Edward H. Dell
Kunz Ave
Webb Funeral Home
Hamilton
Hickory Flat
Ross Avenue
D Street
Dell
Hughes Memorial Hosptal
Obituary Notices for Emma Graf and Elwyn Kearse
Emma Graf aged 70 of 1044 Waves Ave is to have services at 10 a.m. Saturday. Elwyn Kearse, 71 of 325 N Seventh St, will have services today. Brown Dawson funeral home is listed.
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Emma Graf
Waves Ave
Brown-Dawson
Elwyn Kearse
Seventh St
Brown. Dawson
Car Fire Damages Franklin Home at 327 S Main
Firefighters tackled a vehicle blaze at 6 a.m. at 327 South Main Street Franklin. Owner Glen Laster of 637 South River Street reported a backfire through the carburetor ignited the engine, with damages estimated at 150 dollars.
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Franklin
S. Main St
Glen Laster
S. River St
Pollution Tax Break Advances Through Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate approved a House bill granting tax exemptions for new water pollution control facilities built after 1965 with a 24 to 8 vote. Debate split along party lines as leaders clashed over alleged discrimination against industries already complying with pollution laws. The measure returns to the House for concurrence in Senate amendments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Frazier Reams
D-Lucas
Senate
Frank W. King
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
King
Carney
Boy Treated After Ingesting Floor Wax in Middletown
A 2 year old boy from Piqua was rushed to Middletown Hospital after swallowing floor wax and later released. Fire crews were called to the grandparents’ home on Spencer Lane for a reported drink spill, extinguished a scrap pile behind Arlington Arms, and quelled a grass fire near Lafayette Avenue where a lighted cigarette was blamed.
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Middletown Hospital
Kenneth Branson
Piqua
Charles Florkey
Spencer Lane
Arlington Arms
Barbara Drive
Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cleveland boy dies after backing truck accident
Winston Marten age 10 died at Lakeside Hospital after being struck by a backing truck on July 9 in Cleveland. The tragedy occurred as he was near the scene with no further suspects named.
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Cleveland
Winston Marten
Lakeside Hospital
First Space Chief Roy W. Johnson Dies at 59
Roy W. Johnson, the nation’s first space chief, died in Stamford Hospital after a long illness at age 59. He left a $158,000 salary as GE executive vice president in 1958 to head the Defense Department’s ARPA, a precursor to NASA.
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Stamford, Conn
Roy W. Johnson
Stamford
Johnson
General Electric Co
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Louie Cox Wins July Suggestor of the Month Award
Louie F. Cox of Middletown Works received 652.26 dollars and was named suggestor of the month for July for an open hearth furnace improvement that cut repair costs. He plans to give 100 dollars to his church and use the rest toward a new home. Arthur H. Cathcart also won a major award, 169.81 dollars, with many other employees receiving 50 to 100 dollar and 25 to 50 dollar recognitions in Armco Middletown Works employee suggestion program. The program has awarded over 200000 dollars since July 1948.
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Armco
Middletown
Louie F. Cox
Cox
Young St
Arthur H. Cathcart
Woodford Cravcraft
John W. Evans
Garrett C. Phillips
Robert L. Stover Jr
Willie Earl Tuggle
Donald Mason
James M. Sieser
William Ray Hughes
Edwid G. Doench
Harvey A. Meyer
Donald R. Dentlof
Vernon L. Martin
Allan P. Alexander
Hubert L. Adams
Eli G
Reeves
Ronald Merriman
Dale Davis
Spiral Pipe
Dallas R. Randall
Wo Ks
Alabama Tests New Voter Literacy Procedure
Alabama implements a simplified voter literacy test replacing the previously challenged questionnaire. The new method uses constitutional passages and a handwriting task, with 60 percent needed to pass, after a trial on 2400 sixth graders showing 95 percent pass.
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Martha Witt Smith
Madison County Registration Board
Alabama
Franklin woman charged with driving while intoxicated
Rozella S. Lykins aged 27 of Franklin was arrested by state patrol after midnight on Millikin Road near Liberty Fairfield Road for driving while intoxicated. Her car left the road striking mail boxes, culverts and a tree. She was taken to Mercy Hospital Hamilton for chin lip and mouth lacerations.
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Franklin
Rozella S. Lykins
Dale Ave
Millikin Road
Liberty-Fairfield Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Elderly Women Treated by Tri County Ambulance
Two Middletown residents were helped by Tri County Ambulance and admitted or treated at Middletown Hospital. Nellie Clarke, 85, of The Alameda, was admitted at 1:33 a.m. with difficult breathing and listed in fair condition. Osa Campbell, 77, of 1842 Vance Street, was treated for abdominal pains at 10:49 p.m. and released.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Tri-County
Nellie Clarke
The
Alameda
Osa Campbell
Vance St
Ohio River Dispute Reaches Supreme Court In 1958 context
Ohio and Kentucky contend over river ownership along the border sparking a potential Supreme Court step. Ohio seeks a declaratory judgment on rights to the river from riverbed to midstream with maps cited by Paul Sorossy. Kentucky argues ownership to the low water mark. both sides seek a settlement amid Banner Act licensing issues.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio-Kentucky
State Attorney General's Office
High Court
Paul Sorossy
Department of Natural Resources’ Watercraft Division
Army Corps of Engineers
Kentucky
Ohio River
Sheriff Group Praises Jones For Prisoner Cost Bill
Sen Charles H Jones of Hamilton along with three other Ohio lawmakers received plaques from the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association. They were cited for sponsoring and passing a bill to standardize accounting on feeding costs of prisoners in county jails. Jones represents Brown Butler Warren and Clermont counties.
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Charles H. Jones
Hamilton
Ohio
Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Associaton
Jones
General Assembly
Brown
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Missing Boy Is Returned From Louisville
R D Moncrief II son of Mr and Mrs R D Moncrief Jr of Franklin was missing for over a week and found in Louisville Kentucky with help from Travelers Aid Society. He is reported in good health and spirits by his father.
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R. D. Moncrief II
R. D. Moncrief Jr
Franklin
Louisville
Travelers Aid Society
County welfare to retrain 250 parents in Clermont County
A $339 200 grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare funds a program to retrain about 250 unemployed parents in Clermont County. Eligibility requires having children and being on relief.
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Batavia, Ohio
Clermont County
County Welfare Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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