Carlisle Garden Club To Hold Flower Show
The Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club sponsors a flower show at the Carlisle School auditorium on Saturday July 30 and Sunday July 31. Entrance times are 2 9 p.m. Saturday and 1 7 p.m. Sunday. President Mrs. Warner Conover announced committee chairmen and invited the public to attend.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Carlisle School
Warner Conover
Edna Chamberlain
John Mount
William Enterman
C. R. Mount
Arthur Gross
W. J. Kropf
Verner Simmons
Lawrence Micheal
Charles Burger
E. S. Brannaman
Walter Talmadge
Forrest Weiser
Ex-Franklinite Receives U.S. Air Force Exceptional Service Award
Paul E. Chamberlain of Thomas Park Gardens Illinois at Scott Air Force Base received the Air Force's top civilian honor the Decoration for Exceptional Service. He aided new radar radio and traffic control training courses and helped shift operations to peacetime efficiency. Chamberlain began service in 1935 and later taught electricity at Scott Air Force Base.
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Franklin
Paul E. Chamberlain
Thomas Park Gardens
Ill
Scott Air Force Base
U. S. Air Force
Charles C. Chauncey
Air Force
Scott Air Base
Secretary of Air Force
Chamberlain
Civil Service
Air Force Technical School
Ralph Canton
Enoch Chamberlain
Franklin High School
Eight Die In Cairo Airliner Crash
An AP report says a Beechcraft airliner operated by MISA Airlines crashed during the Alexandria to Cairo flight last night killing six passengers and two crew members. The accident halts commercial service and authorities investigate the cause.
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Cairo
Egypt
Misa Airlines
Alexandria
Ram Sale Planned in Butler County
A registered ram sale is scheduled for Friday at 1 p.m. in the sheep and swine barn at the Butler County Fairgrounds. The event, arranged by the Farm Bureau Grange Livestock Committee led by Eugene Derickson, offers Butler County sheepmen a chance to view sires from Hamp shire Southdown and Shropshire breeds with L. K. Baer from Ohio State University assisting in ram selection.
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Butler County Fairgrounds
Butler County
Farm Bureau-Grange Livestock Committee
Eugene Derickson
Hampshire
Southdown
Shropshire
L. K. Baer
Ohio State University
Camden Youths Improve After Route 127 Accident
Two Camden youths William Brown 19 and Bedford Tuggles 16 were injured Sunday morning when changing a tire on Route 127 north of Somerville their car struck by a semi driven by James R Matthews of Hamilton They were treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton for a fractured jaw brain concussion abdominal cuts and a fractured leg and are improving.
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EATON
Camden
Somerville
William Brown
Bedford Tuggles
James R. Matthews
Hamilton
Brown
Mercy Hospital
Senate and Army to spend half a billion on surplus farm goods
The Senate and Army face a $500 million cap on surplus farm commodity purchases. Backers insist funds must be used as budgeted. McClellan argues the figure reflects need and won’t derail recovery. The Democratic Policy Committee trimmed $74 million from ECA aid after a 41 to 37 vote. Other proposed amendments include a $50 million Spain loan and denying aid to nations breaking treaties or nationalizing industries.
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Army
Senator McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Democratic Policy Committee
Senate
Spain
United States
Morocco
Great Britain
Acheson dodges war- Russian threat question amid arms vote
Acheson refused to comment on whether the United States has information that Russians are preparing for war. Senate committees show opposition to a 1.45 billion defense program with calls for a cheaper stopgap until an Atlantic Council plan to defend non Communist Europe is ready. Senators Byrd and Bridges oppose the proposal, with Bridges calling it a blank check demand.
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United States
Acheson
Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
North Atlantic Council
Europe
Byrd
D - Va
Bridges
R - NH
Armed Services Committee
London Vicar Denies Lansbury Shaw Church Wedding
Actress Angela Lansbury faced a refusal from Rev G F J Ansell to wed in his church to Peter Shaw. An editorial decried the decision as cruel and out of step with modern practice. Miss Lansbury, born near Bow, had flown 6000 miles to marry in her childhood church.
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London
Angela Lansbury
Peter Shaw
Daily Express
Church of England
Miss Lansbury
Lord Beaverbrook
G. F. J Ansell
Richard Cromwell
A. E. Clipson
Whitechapel
Clipson
Cockney
Bow
Shaw
Ireand
CIO Steel Union Officers To File Non Communist Affidavits
New York AP The International Executive Board of the CIO Steel Workers Union unanimously directed officers to file non Communist affidavits under Taft Hartley after a speech by President Philip Murray who resisted signing. The resolution urged repealing Taft Hartley and restoring Wagner Act rights while ordering signature by international and local officers designated by top officials.
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New York
International Executive Board
CIO Steel Workers Union Today
Philip Murray
Dayton Realtor License Revoked for Gross in Dayton
The State Board of Real Estate Examiners revoked the license of Dayton broker Halan F. Gross Jr. for failing to maintain a definite business place and to report a change of address. He did not appear at a board hearing on a complaint from Harry J. Wilson over $3250 held as a down payment on a house. The board is pursuing further action and attempting to reach Gross.
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Columbus, O
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Halan F. Gross, Jr
Dayton
L. F. Waldbauer
Gross
Winters Bank
Waldbauer
Harry J. Wilson
Kipling Drive
Eleven Cleveland Postal Workers Suspended on Loyalty Charges
The number of postal workers suspended in Cleveland for disloyalty charges rose to 11 with three new names added. Nine notices were handed out Monday and two other clerks had previously been dismissed.
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Cleveland (Ap
Picnic Planned by Trenton Church
The Holy Name Church will host a picnic on August 7 in Trenton on Route 73. Chicken dinners cost 75 cents and one dollar, with amusements of all kinds. The public is invited to attend.
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Trenton
Holy Name
State Department to reveal Russia war potential figures
The State Department promised Congress it will disclose what it knows about Russia's war potential and provide specific figures on arms deliveries to each ally nation.
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State Department
Congress
Russia
Local Briefs From Lebanon Franklin Blue Ball Germantown
Lebanon Farmers Club meets at Lebanon Grange Hall Wednesday. Women's Missionary Society hosts lawn social Saturday. Franklin hosts a bike show and races at Harmon Field Saturday at 6 15 p m. Blue Ball Sunday School picnic at Armco Park Middletown Saturday. Germantown High School Band offers summer night concert Saturday on Germantown streets.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Farmers Club
Gratis
The
Women's Missionary Society
Franklin
Harmon Field
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Armco Park
Middletown
Germantown
Force And Violence Possible In March Toward Socialism
Cleveland Communist official Anthony Krehmarek testified in the trial of 11 leaders on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the U S government. He said a People’s Coalition would curb trusts nationalize banks and steel and could require force from those resisting change. He warned violence might accompany a peaceful transition but stressed leaders seek a peaceful path.
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Cleveland Red
New York
Anthony Krehmarek
Krehmarek
Cleveland
Youngstown
U. S
Harold R. Medina
Two Ford Agency Officials Targeted in Cleveland Bombings
Two Ford agency officials in Cleveland were attacked with stink bombs at their homes. Cecil Northrup, 47, president and owner of West Side Auto Sales, and Walter Jones, 40, service manager of Zahner Motor, were targeted as the strike by the International Association of Machinists over new contract terms enters its eighth day.
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Cleveland
Ford
Cecil Northrup
Walter Jones
International Association of Machinists
Ind
Northrup
West Side
Jones
Zahner Motor Company
Toledo Builds Seawall. City Unaware of Construction
Toledo officials say a 62 foot seawall along Maumee Bay exists but they have no records authorizing its construction. City Manager Arnold V. Finch and cabinet members, new to office, cannot explain the $2,498 bill from the contractor who has not identified the authorizing party.
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Toledo
Arnold V. Finch
Finch
Ailing Veteran Granted Divorce in Bedside Hearing
Springfield report says 24yearold exMarine Raymond J Studebaker, wounded on Guadalcanal and now a tuberculosis patient, obtained an uncontested divorce at a veterans hospital bedside hearing. Judge Hiram McLaughlin noted illness prevented leaving bed. He was granted custody of two children Tony 17 months and Terry Lee 3, with living arrangements likely with his brother Robert O Studebara in Casstown, Ohio.
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Springfield
Troy
Veterans Hospital
Raymond J. Studebaker
Guadalcanal
Hiram McLaughlin
Studebaker
Seedalia Loraine
Wichita
Kas
Tony
Terry Lee
Robert O. Studebaara
Casstown
Play Is Planned By Poasttown 4-H Clothing Club
The Poasttown 4-H Clothing Club will sponsor a public demonstration and play titled Haircut in mid August. Cast includes Elizabeth Wells Linda Gilbert Nancy Ivins Pat Moorman M Virg and Ruth Moorman.
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Poasttown
Poasttown 4-H Clothing Club
Elizabeth Wells
Linda Gilbert
Nancy Ivins
Pat Moorman
M. Virg
Ruth Moorman
Gratis Germantown Nines To Compete Tonight
Gratis The First Brethren Church Sunday School baseball team will play a team from Germantown this evening in the latter community. In the last encounter Gratis was victorious 5 to 1.
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Gratis
First Brethren Church
Germantown
Girl Survives Brooklyn Bridge Jump
A 20 year old woman Grace Cakeuras of the Bronx survived a jump from the Brooklyn Bridge landing in the East River about 100 feet below. She was pulled from the water by a tugboat crew and listed in fair condition at Cumberland Hospital Brooklyn. Police said she had been discharged last week from Bellevue Hospital observation ward.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Grace Cakeuras
Southern Boulevard
Bronx
Cumberland Hospital
Brooklyn
Bellevue Hospital
Man Takes Long Walk From Ohio to New York City
John F. Stahl 66 a retired postal clerk hoofs it across the George Washington Bridge from Bellaire Ohio starting May 31. His routes have spanned West Virginia Pennsylvania Balboa Canal Zone to Austin Texas and San Francisco to San Diego. In New York he hopes to meet Mayor William O Dwyer Jack Dempsey and Francis Cardinal Spellman. He stayed with friends in Lodi New Jersey.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Austin
New York
William O'Dwyer
Jack Dempsey
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Lodi
N. J
Rebekah Lodge to Host Lawn Social at IOOF Lawn
The Rebekah Lodge plans a lawn social on the IOOF Lodge lawn on August 12. Reports estimate Great Salt Lake holds about 400 million tons of table salt.
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Gratis
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Great Salt Lake
Kroger Store in Lebanon to Close After 30 Years
After 30 years in Lebanon the Kroger store will close Saturday night. Marvin Hollingshead plans a self service supermarket in the site and will use rooms now occupied by Tad Wallsted's Appliance Store. Kroger will return in three months to a new Mechanic Street location.
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Lebanon
Kroger
Kroger’s
Marvin Hollingshead
Marvin's Market
Tad Wallsted
Hallsted
Mechanic Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Corwin Nixon
Eatonites Launch Rat Clearing Drive Against Polio
In Eaton the city undertakes a rats and fly control push as part of a polio fight. Mayor Miltenberger urges residents to aid the effort with seven major property duties. A Dayton firm will fog the area and county health officers will inspect, with nonparticipants ordered to tidy up.
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Eaton
W. J. Miltenberger
Dayton
Non-License Charge Is Upheld In Eaton
An Eaton man Porter Childers was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license. He pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace C. M. Smith and was fined 20 dollars plus costs. He was cited by state trooper Dean A. Girton for the arrest.
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Eaton
Porter Childers
Mulloy Young reunion attendees and regional visits
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pell attended the Mulloy Young reunion at Sharon Woods with several relatives and friends from Middletown. The report lists numerous weekend visits and vacations across Ohio and Michigan including trips to Ohio Caverns West Branch Michigan and Celina plus a note that about 70 percent of all meat is consumed east of the Mississippi River.
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Excello
Harry Pell
Mulloy-Young
Sharon Woods
Tex
Irene
Bob
Jewel
Delbert
Betty
Dave Wollum
Middletown
Edward Malott
Norman Zcher
Route 25
Ohio Caverns
Tom Eckert
Martin I. Bauer
West Branch
Mich
John Walck
Wanda
Paul Craig
Buena Vista
Celina
Jack Trimble
Jimmy
Molly
Chester Griffin
Brad
William Schaeffer
Hamilton
Daytona Beach
Silver Springs
Fla
Smoky Mountains
Clyde Everheart
Dolores Walck
James Morningstar
Darlene
Merle Ann
Charles Crout
Kyser Lake
St. Paris
Twin Creek
Farlene Morningstar
Harry Gentry
LeSourdsville Lake
Carl Gard
Dayton
Harry Osborn
Robert Griffin
Eugene Klapper
Klapper
Ronny
Henry Klapper
Robert Walck
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Four Franklin Juveniles Cited For Spree At Relative’s Expense
Four Hollywood Addition youths aged seven to 14 spent money stolen from a relative. one boy admitted taking 140 dollars, later returning 120, leaving 30 denied by the victim. They bought clothing and shoes and hired a taxi to a Chau Tauqua swimming party, ending with seven dollars seventy five cents in hand when found. Police returned funds and released the youths to parents.
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Franklin
Hollywood
Chautauqua
Monroe 4-H Club Plans Food Sale
Monroe 4-H Yummy Club schedules a food sale for August 6 after a regular meeting at Norma Campbell’s home. Club leader Mrs Moon notes a 100 percent health exam record. The group was invited to Fort Ancient for a picnic dinner by the Monroe Livestock Club. Ruth Malott and Norma Campbell demonstrated blackberry freezing. Lois White led games and a lunch followed.
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Monroe
Neutral Egypt cabinet forms a broad coalition government
King Farouk swore in a new multi party cabinet in Alexandria including Saadists Wafdists and Liberal-Constitutional groups. The coalition also includes two Nationalists and five independents with elections planned for October and a five year parliamentary term.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Farouk
Liberal - Constitutional
Ibrahim Abdel Hadi Pasha
Hussein Sirry Pasha
Denies Report She Resigned in Ohio Republican Groups
Miss Margaret Baker denies resigning from the Republican State Central and Executive Committees. She says she was not at a Columbus meeting of women committee members where the resignation was reported and she did not tender any resignation.
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Springfield
Margaret Baker
Republican State Central and Executive Committees
Home Robbed After Funeral for Wife In Zanesville
E W Morrison went to his wife Etta Morris on yesterday funeral. Returning home he found a ransacked house and a small collection of old coins valued at 25 dollars missing from the residence in Zanesville Ohio.
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Zanesville
E. W. Morrison
Etta
Carnival to Bring Mighty Hoosier Shows to Camden
The 1949 Camden carnival sponsored by the Camden Progressive Club is planned for the week of August 22. John Grey, club chairman, announced the event which will feature crs games and side shows. A special committee will be named soon to oversee the program.
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Camden
Camden Progressive Club
John Grey
Mighty Hoosier
Indiana
Crs
Grey
Camden Presbyterian Men Attend General Assembly Program
Camden Church group meets after Columbus assembly duties. Russell Owen reports on Eaton Presbytery and Life Movement. Merrill Brubaker sings Holy City and Brownlee Barradaile shares travelogues. The evening ends with a watermelon feast.
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Camden
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Camden Presbyterian Church
Russell Owen
Eaton Presbyterian Church
Life Movement
Merril Brubaker
Holy City
Brownlee Barradaile
Gratis Church Lawn Social Scheduled for July 29
A lawn social at the Brethren Church will be held on July 29 starting at 5 15 p m. The menu includes chicken sandwiches home made pie cake and ice cream.
4-H Club Junior Leadership Meeting Friday Night
Fairfield School hosts a junior leadership meeting Friday at 8 30 with a movie shown followed by dancing for club members.
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Fairfield School
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Harry Benadum
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Viccar
CIO Steel Union
Dayton Realtor
Trenton Church
Shelby
Weldon Nye
Tiro
Nye
Clothing Club
Hatfield Coal CO
DIAL
Eatonites
Landscape Service
Wayne Hi! Nursery
High Street
4-H Club
Camden Church Group
Gratis Church
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Foley
Man OF Steel
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Middletown Health Dept
Adda Crane
Meeker
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