NAACP Granted Ohio Charter
In Columbus the NAACP received a formal non profit charter for an Ohio chapter. Cincinnati trustees Albert Umbach Woodrow Dillehay and William F Miller were named as officers with Miller listed as statutory agent. Miller 39 a former Central YMCA clerk says he has recruited 400 plus members and seven chapters across three states. He compares civil rights friction to social forces and insists he is not racist while promoting due process and lawful rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
One For the Advancement
Col. Association For the Advancement
Ohio
Jening
Ted W. Brown
Cincinnati
Albert Umbach
Woodrow Dillehay
William F Miller
Miller
Central Ymca
NAACP
YMCA
NAAWP
Hitler
National Associat
University of Cincinnati
Milles
U. S
Calumet City
Dalton
Ill
Gary
Hammond
Hobart
Ind
Reading
Tom Bell
Bell
Hamilton
Negro Mob Battles At Dixie Pool in Baton Rouge
A mob of about 50 African Americans clashed with six police officers at a Baton Rouge city pool restricted to whites. One officer was cut, Captain Font was hurt, five arrests were made for disturbing the peace and simple battery, and most detainees were released on bond. Pearl George chose to stay in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Leslie Font
Robert Clanton
Miss Pearl George
London Ohio Prison Escape Expands With Two More Fugitives
London Correctional Institution reports four inmates missing from the honor camp after two fled from a prison work gang. Names include James F. Harrison 35 Hamilton County charged with operating a vehicle without the owner consent and Benjamin Meyers 34 Hocking County life term for first degree murder. Earlier escapees Kennehh Beekman 22 Highland County and David Junior Gibson 27 Franklin County also fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Harrison
Hamilton County
Benjamin Meyers
Hocking County
Kennehh Beekman
Highland County
David Junior Gibson
Franklin County
Akron Police to Use Plane for Expressway Speed Checks
Akron police plan aerial speed enforcement on the city expressways led by Robert Prease a World War II bomber pilot now traffic captain He will fly a four seat plane funded for gas by himself A ground cruiser will coordinate with the plane to stop speeders using a stopwatch and warning signs mark enforcement spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Robert Prease
Prease
Deaths And Funerals Richard A Evans and Edward Weaver
Richard Arno Evans, 38, of 1005 Centennial Ave, died in his sleep Monday night in a Chester Hotel room in Cleveland. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons. Edward M. Weaver, 79, of Dayton, formerly Germantown, will be buried at Ellerton Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Thursday service at John Arpp Funeral Home. He died Monday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. survived by Bertha, a son Forest, two daughters, a sister, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Richard A. Evans
Richard Arno Evans
Vivian Lee Evans
Centennial Ave
Chester Hotel
Cleveland
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Edward M. Weaver
Dayton
Germantown
John Arpp
Ellerton
Weaver
St Elizabeth Hospital
Montgomery County Engineering Department
Bertha
Forest
Rt. 2
Mary Lou Turner
Spain
Ardella Dechant
Eaton
15 year old Paula Wilder dies of bone cancer in Dayton
Paula June Wilder 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs William P Wilder of Leb a non died of bone cancer yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton She had been ill a year and hospitalized 11 weeks Surviving are her parents two sisters Ruth Berry and Judy Warrick and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jeff Kilburn of Kentucky Services set for 11 a m Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin Friends may call tomorrow after 4
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Lebanon
Paula June Wilder
William P. Wilder
N. Mechanic St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ruth Berry
Judy Warrick
Jeff Kilburn
Kentucky
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Memorial
Obituaries and funeral notices listing six local residents
Cornelius E. Gleason aged 65 of 199 Williams Ave has 2 p.m. service tomorrow. Margaret Ellen Eisele aged 78 of 6776 Millikin Road has 2 p.m. service tomorrow. Rachel McNair of 325 Hanover Street has service today at Second Baptist Church. Harold D. Long aged 71 of 302 South Ave has a Requiem High Mass at 9 34 a.m. tomorrow at St. Ann's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius E. Gleason
Williams Ave
Brown-Dawson
Margaret Ellen Eisele
Millikin Road
Webb
Rachel McNair
Hanover St
Second Baptist Church
Harold D. Long
South Ave
St. Ann’s Church
Park Worker Killed In Coaster Mishap
IRVINGTON New Jersey An amusement park worker died Tuesday night after standing up on a roller coaster at Olympic Amusement Park He struck his head on a crosspiece as the ride entered the final curve and was thrown from the car EMS identified the victim as Emer Burkey Police investigated the tragedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
N.J
Olympic Amusement Park
Emer Burkey
Boy Governors Impress Kennedy at Boys Nation
President Kennedy told two dozen boy delegates at the White House that they show more initiative than governors in civil rights matters. He spoke to the Boys Nation group in the tower garden and congratulated Richard Stratton of Leland on a landslide victory for president of Boys Nation. The event is sponsored by The American Legion and gives each state two boy senators plus two from DC and the Panama Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenedy
Miami Beach
Fla
Boys’ Nation
White House Tower Garden
Kennedy
Richard J.stratton
Leland
Ill
American Legion
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Panama Canal Zone
Lincoln parent runs camp duty after son’s retreat ends
Lincoln Illinois AP reports a high school teacher Leonard Juhl sent his son Gary to a two week camp but then faced a heavy burden mowing twenty lawns weekly and taking daily weather observations as a consequence of the trip. The excerpt shows a parent’s surprise at camp responsibilities affecting home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ill
Leonard Juhl
Gary
Han
General Vuillemin, Sahara flyer, dies in Lyon hospital
Gen. Joseph Vuillemin former air force chief of staff and first to fly a plane across the Sahara died Tuesday at 9 jettes Military Hospital in Lyon France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
France
Joseph Vuillemin
Air Force
Sahara
Jettes
Evidence Said Too Slim For Return Of Palermo
Mahoning County authorities drop efforts to return Frank Palermo Jr of Philadelphia to Youngstown on forgery and arson charges tied to a $500 000 February fire. Prosecutor Clyde W. Osborne said warrants will be kept if Palermo returns. Det Chief John Terlesky noted prior failed attempts due to lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
Frank Palermo, Jr
Philadelphia
Clyde W. Osborne
John Terlesky
Palermo
Explosion at Hungarian metallurgical plant kills two
An explosion at a major furnace in Diosgyor hospitalizes six and kills two foundrymen. The disaster hit one of Hungary’s largest metallurgical works, causing heavy damage in the northern industrial center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
MTI
Diosgyver
Darin Collapses Before Freedomland Engagement
New York AP report says singer Bobby Darin collapsed en route to a Freedomland engagement. A spokesman cited overwork as the cause. He was not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Darin
Freedomland Amusement Park
Darin
Plane crash at Weirton Airport claims pilot life
Stephen W. Yandrick, 42, of Atlasburg, Pa., died when his light aircraft crashed at Weirton Airport Tuesday night. Passenger Benjamin Buksa, 23, of Weirton, was injured in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton, W. Va
Stephen W. Yandrick
Atlasburg
Weirton
Benjamin Buksa
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Lyria Brs Verity
London
London, Ohio
London Correctional Institution
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Germantown — Services
Roderer
Mer Price
Redettes
Liberty
Company
Snak
Liber Restaurant
Paula Wilder
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
Old Bailey
Stephen Ward
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Lord Astor
JFK
Pioneer
Boswell
Terlesky
Johnson
FBI
Erie
U.S
Osborne
Donald Johnson
Thomas J. Boswell
Campbell
Cabana
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