Youths Still Detained In Beating Of Officer
Two Dayton youths aged 18 and 17 are being held for questioning in the beating of Air Force Lieutenant James McFarlane. The lieutenant, 26, of Wiscasset, Maine, was found injured after being shoved into the trunk of a car and driven for hours before officers found him. Policemen declined to release further details.
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Dayton
Air Force
Patrick Johnson
Charles F. Groh
James McFarlane
Wiscasset
Maine
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
McFarlene
Leo Ellison
Germantown
Maj George McGlothen Dies in Germany During War
Maj George McGlothen formerly of 34 S Broad St was killed in Germany on July 21 according to brother Howard McGlothen who said a telegram gave no death details. The body is to be shipped to the United States around July 29 and burial services will be held near his mother Mrs Vicky McGlothen of Olympia with his wife and three children in Germany expected to return with the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGlothen
S. Broad’ St
Germany
Howard McGlothen
United States
Major McGlothen
Vicky McGlothen
Olympia
Storck Family Mourns Death of John Storck at 92
Carl Storck of Dix Road traveled to Columbus today after the death of his father John Storck 92 of Columbus. Storck lived in Columbus for years and visited here often. He leaves one son two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Glenn Meyers Funeral Home in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Storck
Dix Rd
Columbus
John Storck
Storck
Glenn Meyers
Forest Hathaway a Lebanon area farmer dies at 90
Forest Hathaway 90, retired farmer and Warren County figure, died yesterday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after an illness. A charter member of Lebanon Grange founded about 53 years ago and a member of the hanyardh. Funeral arrangements complete at Oswald Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Forrest Hathaway
Warren Countian
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Lebanon Grange
Hanyardh
Oswald Funeral Home
Guard Puts Ban On Liquor Sales In Florida Town
In Groveland Florida the National Guard barred weekend liquor sales amid racial tension. The order affected Groveland Clermont and Mascotte and lasts through today. Earlier mobs attacked and burned Negro homes after a 17 year old white woman alleged assault by four Black men. Indictments issued for three suspects who confessed. a fourth offender sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groveland
Fla
National Guard
Clermont
Mascotte
W. V. McCall
Soldier Drowns on Leave at Omaiko Beach
The Army reports Pvt. Robert R. Straitwell 18 of Lowellville Ohio died by drowning on the last day of a 15 day leave at Omaiko Beach during a rest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Robert R.straitwell
Lowellville
Omaiko Beach
Gorilla Shot To End Fight With Panther
In Spokane a 300 pound gorilla and a panther battled for two hours after the cat slipped through an unlocked cage gate. Guards shot the gorilla after vain attempts to separate them. the panther sustained severe injuries and was fed meat afterwards. Attendants used chloroform and cages were then closed to calm the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Ruby Smith
al Meyers
Meyers
Physician Dies After Heart Attack in Adelphi
Dr. Eugene Hemmenger, 75, longtime Adelphi physician who served 54 years and delivered over 2,000 babies, died of a heart attack yesterday while making a call in Circleville. He was Adelphi's only physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville, O
Eugene Hemmenger
Adelphi
Early Iron Weapons in Ancient Egypt Under Rameses III
The Egyptian King Rameses III reportedly commanded iron armed forces, with iron weaponry noted as part of well equipped troops. The passage suggests primitive iron production from ore predating 1300 BC, indicating early metallurgical development in the region.
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Rameses III
Reporter Takes Stand In Trial Of Tokyo Rose
In San Francisco AP report Dale Kramer testified in the treason trial of Iva Toguri D Aquino that he noted lines from her Radio Tokyo script after interviewing her in September 1945. The Los Angeles born defendant, facing eight treason counts, claimed she did not use the name Tokyo Rose and did not feel she had committed treason, though Kramer said she acknowledged possible charges.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Rose
Iokes
New York
Dale Kramer
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Radio Tokyo
United States
Yank
Toguri
Kramer
Typhoon Strikes Okinawa, Winds Reported Swift and Strong
A typhoon hit American held Okinawa with winds between 100 and 120 knots. Army weather units reported no contact with the island since 2 p.m. 120 a.m. EST. The storm then veered northwest of Shanghai after striking Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Okinawa
Shanghai
Canton woman’s son dies in Germany car wreck near Hettenhausen
Frankfort Germany Army reports Pytha J. Deckman 18 son of Mrs Mildred F Deckman Canton Ohio killed in a car wreck near Hettenhausen. Local casualty notice notes his service and connection to the Deckman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Pytha J. Deckman
Mildred F. Deckman
Canton
Hettenhausen
General Industries lays off 150 staff as strike halts production
Elyria Ohio AP reports General Industries cuts 150 office and supervisory workers to curb expenses. Production has been idle since June 8 due to a factory employees strike. The era’s freight train cars rose from an average of 38 in 1922 to 46 by 1934.
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Elyria, O. (Ap
General Industries Company
Lone Brigham Young Survivors Attend Railroad Fair
In Chicago two spry survivors of Brigham Young visited the railroad fair as guests of the Denver and Rio Grande. Mrs Fannie Clayton and Mrs Mabel Sanborn, Young's 56th and 54th children, shared memories of their father and his 56 wives. They spoke of Lion House life and said Young had around 1000 descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Utah
Chicago
Fannie Clayton
Mabel Sanborn
Young
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Clayton
Fannie
Second Belgian Premier Quits
Brussels AP reports the second premier designate named by Regent Prince Charles to form a coalition government has quit. Franz Van Cauwelaert, Social Christian, will not form a cabinet, following earlier failed effort by Paul Van Zeeland. Regent may turn to Gaston Eyskens to assemble a coalition as the party blocks a majority in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Permier
Prince Charles
Franz van Cauwelaert
Social Christian Party
Paul van Zeeland
Gaston Eyskens
Social Christians
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Leopold III
Chamber
Akron youths halt train vandalism amid rail probe
A Pennsylvania Railroad detective dispersed a North Akron youth gang after a boy fired an air rifle at a coach window on the Akron Hudson Doodlebug train. The incident comes as a canal toll policy confirms American vessels pay toll like other nations for Panama passage.
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Akron, O
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Akron Cowboys
Jesse James
Panama Canal
Vital Statistics: Maj. George McGlothen Killed in Germany
Former resident Maj. George McGlothen is reported killed in Germany. The notice also lists Forrest Hathaway, 90, of Lebannon as a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGlothen
Germany
Forrest Hathaway
Lebanon
Births at Hospital and in Town Record Update
A series of birth notices lists parents and newborns at the hospital with several other births in Middletown area. Names include Ernest McCarthy, Seth Williams, Cleveland Spencer, Wilburn Stepp, Charles Gomin, Robert Curtis, plus out of town entries and numerous hospital status notes. Several surgical and medical cases are also noted alongside dismissals and out of town entries.
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Seth Williams
Lylburn Rd
Cleveland Spencer
Pershing Rd
Wilburn Stepp
Germantown
Charles Gomin
Kunz Ave
Robert Curtis
Calumet St
Marriages Recorded In Middletown and Nearby Areas
Algie Richard Williams a 24 laborer of 601 Seventeenth Ave and Louise Knox a 19 maid of 1012 Hanover St both Middletown were married. Walter L. Perry 25 student of 1814 Logan Ave and L Ruth Brock 27 student of 2110 Logan Ave both Middletown were wed. Thomas E. Wethington 22 inspector from Cincinnati and Joyce Payne 25 of West Chester Route 1 were joined in marriage.
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Algie Richard Williams
Seventeenth Ave
Louise Knox
Hanover St
Middletown
Walter L. Perry
Logan Ave
L. Ruth Brock
Thomas E. Wethington
Cincinnati
Joyce Payne
West Chester
Accused Red Climbs Water Tower To Evade Reporters
Gio vallni Rossi Lom anitz, 28, accused by the House Un American Activities Committee of being a Communist Party organizer chose a 110 foot high perch atop a water tank over answering reporters questions. He had worked as a laborer at a construction site near Oklahoma City earning $1.20 an hour after being dismissed from Fiske University. He refused to discuss alleged Communist ties on constitutional grounds while perched above the city for nearly two hours in 100 degree heat.
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William D. Royse
Bowling Green
Ohio
State University
Bay Village
Royse
Timothy Aspery
Aspery
Thomas Hill
Oklahoma City
Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Lomanitz
Berkeley
Cal
Fiske University
Nashville, Tenn
Woman Seeks Divorce as Husband Arrests Her in Court
In Los Angeles Mrs. Adah Hamann 48 seeks a divorce from her sixth husband Walter Hamann 48 retired insurer. He had her jailed on a Nevada fugitive warrant for bigamous marriage after she testified. She is charged with failing to divorce Jane Baisinger whom she married in 1929. The trial was continued.
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Los Angeles
Adah Hamann
Walter Hamann
Birthday Party Ends In Death At Manhattan Dinner
Edward Rubenstein, a Manhattan businessman and president of a women’s wear firm, died of an apparent heart attack during his birthday party at the Versailles restaurant. Seven friends watched as he prepared to cut a birthday cake after dancing, and the room fell silent when he collapsed.
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New York
Edward Rubenstein
Manhattan
Ubenstein
Versailles
Rubenstein
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Maj
Forest Hathaway
Melampy
Florida
Soldier
Gorilla
Panther
Tokyo Rose
Middletown, Ohio
Ernest McCarthy
Clark St
Burton C. Mull
Dennis Spencer
Harlan St
Thomas Blevins
William Clevenger
Ohio Ave
George A. Hall
Oxford State Rd
Catherine McGraw
South Broad St
Sid Kinney
Franklin
Leroy Mehl
West Middletown
John Belt
Central Ave
Joseph L. Sorrell
Crescent Blvd
Ora Wardlow
William Barnes
Elm &J
John Paul Combs
Paul Combs
Yankee Rd
Frank J. Hoffman
Patsy Lou Bowman
Clarence Bowman
Oregonia
Omar Leslie
Dan Byrd
Woodlawn
Antonio DeBiasi
Queen Ave
Wanda Lee Burnkhart
Thomas Burkhart
Ottawa St
Alice Denno
Herman J. Hoskins
Franklin St
Miami Valley Hospital
Surgical
Red
Matson
Mavc
DIAL
Eagle Hall
Hugh Yeary
Baker Funeral Home
Jerry Brandenburg
W. Pres
Cecil Butts
Overpeck Improvement and Protective Association
Overpeck
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