Foster Man Faces Murder Charges in Tavern Slayings
Warren County prosecutors planned to file murder charges against Carl Lilly after a double fatal shooting at Dick’s Inn in Foster. Lilly admitted firing seven or eight times at John Lewis Jr. and James Harvey Sykes after a knife attack outside the tavern. The victims, both 30s–34, died from gunshot wounds. Lilly said the two men attacked him first and that he aimed to defend himself.
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Lebanon
Foster
Warren County
Fred Jones
Carl Lilly
Davis Road
Sheriff's
Lilly
John Lewis Jr
Poppy Dr
Loveland Park
Lewis
James Harvey Sykes
Dick's Inn
Hamilton
Lewis and Sykes
Richard Satterthwaite
Dick Ash- Ridge
Frances Freeman
Belle Ave
Blue Ash Ashburn
Sykes
Goldie Ashburn
Ashburns
Cearl Lilly
Ralph Palmer
James H. Sykes
Richard Satterthweite
Wiley Carr
Dr Wolter Addresses Nurse Class at Middle town Hospital
Dr Louis Wolter delivered the baccalaureate address to ten graduating seniors of the Middle town Hospital School of Nursing. The First Presbyterian Church program featured music by Mary Ann Blackmore and the student chorus under Mrs Alliston Neff Jr. The Class of 1958 graduation is set for 8 p m Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Christ
Louis Wolter
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Ann Blackmore
Alliston Neff Jr
Margaret G. Clapp
Margaret Hayes Boucher
Della Ann Norman Blackburn
Nadia Burroughs
Joan Coomer Craft
Janet Ford
Dorothy Harris
Joyce Ingram
Lois McConaughey
Shirley Groach Rowland
Dorothy Vegso
Top Gospel Singers Here Next Sunday
Three gospel groups will perform at McKinley Junior High School next Sunday at 8 p.m. The Davis Sisters, known for gospel records, headline the concert on a national tour. Tickets cost $1.25 and are sold by Gary Williams or the Jordan-Hall Funeral Home.
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McKinley Junior High School
Gary Willams
Davis Sisters
Williams
Jordan-Hall Funeral
Cedar trees stolen from grave plot at Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Marie Hensel of 210 Harri son Street reported planting two cedar saplings on her father's grave in Woodside Cemetery then learning they had been stolen.CRAP Monore of 3200 Bexley Or reported the theft of a bicycle from Sunset Park. Rey Sorrell of 2417 Sherman Ave sustained a cut eye in a Saturday night fight treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital.
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Marie Hensel
Harrison St
Woodside Cemetery
Crap Monroe
Bexley Or
Sunset Park
Rey Sorrell
Sherman Ave
Middletown Hospital
Rotary Joint Meeting Merges Middletown and Hamilton Clubs
A joint session of the Middletown and Hamilton Rotary clubs will replace tomorrow noon meetings. The session starts at 12:10 p.m. Thursday at Ville Lake with a chartered bus departing the Manchester Hotel at 11:40 a.m.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Rotary
Ville Lake
Manchester
Fire damages John Hackett home modestly
A washing machine motor caused a fire at the John Hackett residence at 410 Glen La. The blaze resulted in about 25 dollars in damage. Firemen from Company 2 responded to the 9:42 a.m. alarm. No structural damage occurred.
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John Hackett
Glen la
Company 2
Swim Pools To Open Close Hour Earlier In August
Municipal pools will start and end operations one hour earlier beginning Friday due to cooler evenings. Sunset Pool hours are noon to 830 pm, while Douglas and Yankee use a 12 to 8 schedule. Lifesaving classes began at Sunset with 54 students under instructors, and Douglas Pool classes start next Monday under James Saunders.
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Municipal Swimming
Ross Kramer
Pools
Sunset Pool
Douglas and
Yankee
Kramer
Don Hardesty
Russell McHenry
Sarah O'Neil
Tim Draut
Douglas Pool
Willgin
James Saunders
Board To Act On Teacher List Tonight
The Board of Education will hire new teacher personnel and take action on the school building program. Change orders and bids for blacktopping at schools will be reviewed. A. J. Kinney firm representative is expected to outline construction progress. A. E. Minnich and Robert Wearly will attend in Supt. Cromwell’s absence.
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Board of
Eduction
A. J. Kinney
A. E. Min‘nich
Robert Wearly
Howard Cromwell
Ghana Prime Minister Nkrumah to Receive Honorary Degree
Wilberforce University trustees vote to award an honorary doctor of laws to Kwame Nkrumah Ghana prime minister visiting the United States. Keobode Abbede Ethiopia official to receive doctor of letters. Promotion of George H Valentine to university vice president announced.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Wilberforce University Board For Trustees
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
United States
Keobode Abbede
Ethiopia
George H. Valentine
University Vice Press
Priest calls for Hungary focus at summit talks
Msgr Bela Varga, head of the Hungarian National Committee in New York, urged that summit discussions address Hungary's plight alongside Middle East issues. He criticized Western governments for abandoning Hungary while acting swiftly on other matters at a news conference in Rome.
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Rome
Bela Varga
Hungary
Middle East
New York City
Afghans Endorse Oil Search Pact With Soviet Union
The Afghan National Assembly approved an agreement allowing Soviet geologists to search for oil in Afghanistan. Radio Kabul announced the pact yesterday.
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Karachi
Afghan National Assembly
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Radio
Kabul
DiSalle Campaign Caravan To Visit Northwestern Ohio
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michael V. DiSalle leads a two day tour through northwestern Ohio with a series of breakfasts, coffee hours, luncheons, rallies, and dinners in Wauseon Bryan Paulding Ottawa Napoleon Findlay Kenton Bucyrus Mount Gilead Upper Sandusky Marion and Tiffin.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Wauseon
Fulton County
Bryan
Williams County
Paulding
van Wert
Ottewa
Putnam County
Napoleon
Henry County
Defiance
Findlay
Kenton
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Mount Gilead
Morrow County
Upper Sandusky
Marion
Tiffin
Seneca County
Swisher Named Kodak Graphic Reproduction Rep in Chicago
Terence J. Swisher, son of Mr and Mrs Forest B Swisher of Milton Road, has been named graphic reproduction technical representative for Eastman Kodak’s Graphic Reproduction Sales Division. He joined Kodak in May 1957 and will serve the Chicago area.
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Terence J. Swisher
Forest B. Swisher
Milton Road
Graphic Reproduction
Graphic Reproduction Sales Division
Eastman Kodak
Swisher
Chicago
Kodak
No Progress in Logan-Long Strike
A Logan-Long Co. plant spokesman said no progress in the strike by about 140 production workers led by Local 102 United Paper Workers and Paper Makers of America AFL-CIO. No negotiations have been arranged after wage talks failed last week.
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Franklin
Logan-Long Co
United Paper Workers & Paper Makers of America
Afl-Cio
Antique car parade in Hamilton showcases 108 vintage vehicles
The fourth annual antique and classic car parade drew 108 entrants in Fairfield and Hamilton, Indiana. Cars ranged from 1901 to 1935 models, with trophies awarded for best classics and restorations. Judges included William Hiatt, Max Zilllox, and Stanley Matthews.
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Hamilton
Fairfield
Antique Automobile Club of
Butler County
Hamilton Area
Kenneth Nea
Jacksonburg
Maxwell
Monroe
Lexington
Essex
Auburn
Brush
Ohio Senators Cast Votes On Key Roll Calls
AP reports details of how Ohio senators Lausche and Bricker voted on recent Senate roll calls. Passages include a 72 to 16 vote on extending the reciprocal trade act, a 62 to 25 study resolution on a new international loan agency, and a 67 to 4 vote on a four year wool subsidy extension. Bricker and Lausche split on several measures. House did not have major roll calls.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Johnson
D-Tex
Lausme
Bricker
Lausche
Monroney
D-Okla
Kuwait Recognizes Iraq Regime Amid Gulf Ties
Kuwait says the new Iraqi government has its support and hopes for peace and progress. Kuwait, lacking diplomatic ties, utilizes Britain for foreign matters, effectively signaling recognition of the new regime.
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Kuwait
Britain
Persian Gulf
Thief Steals Eight-Foot Christ Painting at Camp Reveal
Police say a thief took an eight foot painting of Christ from the chapel at Camp Reveal near Evansville on Sunday. The stolen artwork valued between $500 and $1,000. A neon sign nearby read He watches you every minute.
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Evansville
Ind
Camp
Manchester Road Detour Near Dix to Gage
City plans a detour for two weeks or more as Manchester Road between Dix Road and Gage Drive closes for sewer work. Traffic will reroute via Marshall Road to Central Avenue for westbound travel and eastbound drivers must use downtown arteries to reach points east of Dix. City Manager Charles W. Thompson outlined the alternate routes and expected duration.
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Manchester Road
Dix Road
Gage Drive
Charles W. Thompson
Marshall Road
Marshall
Central
Dix
Central Avenue
Manchester
Thompson
Latin Blasts Trujillo Jr. in Mexican Waters
Rafael Trujillo Jr. a Dominican playboy cruising in Mexican waters draws comment from another Rafael Trujillo living in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles resident, a 61 year old Mexican citizen and Baja California commerce official, calls the younger Trujillo's actions pitiful and tragic, harmful to inter American relations.
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Los Angeles
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Rafael Trujillo
Mexico
Baja Calfornia
Santa Claus
Hollywood
Trujillo
Boy Loses Leg In Shark Attack Off Florida Shallows
A shark struck Douglas Lawton aged year old near Longboat Key as he swam with his parents in Sarasota Florida. The shark clamped onto his left thigh forcing his father Richard G. Lawton to pull him free. Surgeons reported the injury serious but not life threatening.
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Boy
Sarasota, Fla
Douglas Lawton
Longboat Key
Richard G. Lawton
Lawton
Douglas
Pacific Command roster lists 8 Hawaii based admirals generals
The latest Pacific Command roster shows a record eight admirals and generals based in Hawaii. The present lineup includes Army sixteen generals Navy fourteen admirals Air Force fourteen generals Marines four generals Coast Guard one admiral National Guard one general.
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Honolulu
U. S. Pacific Command
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
Wall National Guard
County Toll Hits 31 After Tragic Child Accident
The death of seven year old Stanley Emory Durrough in Butler County raises the 1958 traffic toll to 31. A Cincinnati man and three Lima residents were injured in related crashes. John Chapple of Hamilton was treated for arm and chest injuries after his car left Ohio 129 and struck a ditch. In Middletown an out of control car injured four people, including Ernest Bonanno and his wife Wanda.
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Stanley Emory Durrough
Carrtown
Butler County
Cincinnati
Lima
John Chapple
Monce St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Sheriff's Deputies
Middletown
Ernest Bonanno
Middletown Hospital
Paul Hahn
Stever
Bonanno
Wanda
Durrough Boy Hit by Car In Derritown Incident
The Durrough youngster, son of Ludley Dur rough and wife, ran from between two parked cars into Darrell M. Will’s path in Derr itown. Will, 23, Redkey, Ind., struck the boy with his front bumper at about 20 mph and the child was knocked under a parked car, hitting his head. A penny was found in the boy’s hand as deputies investigated.
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Ludley Durrough, Jr
Main St. Derritown
Darrell M. Will
Redkey
Rt. 1 Ind
Will
F!icers
Wilt
Sheriff's Deputies
Dog Walker Involved After Dog Bite Incident
Police respond to a dog bite call near Middletown Hospital at 11 p.m. Robert Bales of 09 Wi coll St. was walking dogs when another dog bit him near his home. Details are unclear due to scattered text.
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Robert Bales
Wicoll St
Middletown Hospital
Reverend Sandy L Johnson to Lead Mt Zion Choir Event
The Rev. Sandy L Johnson of Cincinnati and his choir will perform at Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday at 3 30 p m Sponsored by the You Women’s Progressive Club and the Young Men’s League The senior usher board of the New Fra Baptist Church will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Tom Crowell’s home 1301 Greve Street replacing the originally planned location at Clarence Hunter’s home
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Sandy L. Johnson
Cincinnati
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
You Women's
Young Men's League
New Fra Baptist Church
Tom Crowell
Greve
Clarence Hunter
Boy Struck by Car Injures 3 Year Old in Dayton
A three year old, William Ramsey, was struck by a southbound car in front of his home on Minnesota Street at 8 p m. He suffered a head bump and was released after examination. The driver was John Nelson of Dayton. Police noted three other recent city traffic accidents with minor damage reported.
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William Ramsey
Mamie Ramsey
Minnesota St
John Nelson
Dayton
Steven Sarigianis
Central Ave
Duriss Miller
West Middletown Rt
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Joseph Rukewina
18Th Ave
William Emmett
Trenton Rea
S. Verity Parkway
Hanover Avenue
Boy Breaks Arm in Fort Ancient Fall
Richard Hurt eight-year-old son of Carl Hurt of 113 Baltimore Road broke both bones in his right forearm Saturday in a fall at Fort Ancient. He received treatment in Middletown Hospital's emergency ward and was released.
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Richard Hurt
Carl Hurt
Baltimore 5
Ft. ‘Ancient
Middletown Hospital
Fragmented etching on dental care advice and denture glue
OCR text discusses false teeth embarrassment and daily use concerns. Mentions alkaline powder and denture glue, complaints about taste and stability. No clear names, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Stepine
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Hamilton County
Fisher Body
Diamond Gardner Corp
Lockland
Dr. Wolter
Trcn Ea
JOS. R. Baker & Sons, Inc
Tanfral Home
N. Main
Caravan Tours
Northern
Terence Swisher
Eastman Post
Yesteryear
Ray Perrineewport
E. A. Wente
Tom Hl
Allen West
Studebaker
Hard Fisher
OT. Randall
Detroit Electric
L. W. McConnaughey
Russellville
Bellalle Dayton
Connersville
Iraq
Trujillo Jr
Little Hawaii
Cincy
Durrough
Colored News
All America
Sanitone
Sanitone BR Were
Charles
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