Shriners Hold Dinner Meeting at LeSourdsville Lake
The Middletown and Hamilton Shrine Clubs hosted a joint gathering at LeSourdsville Lake with members' wives as guests. A brief business session preceded a chicken dinner led by Jack Blumenthal of the Hamilton Club, honoring Antioch Temple’s potentate and several divan members. The text notes Lake Titicaca in Peru as South America’s high-altitude lake.
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Middletown
Hamilton
LeSourdsville Lake
Jack Blumenthal
Hamilton Club
Potentate of
Antioch Temple
Upton Nuptial Party Feted For Glor ia Lee Upton
Miss Gloria Lee Upton’s engagement to Willem Hendrickson is noted as a Sunday wedding. Riley Upton hosted a rehearsal dinner at his Jacksonburg home. The party gathered on the lawn with colored lights, lanterns, flowers, candles, and a wedding cake as the center of the buffet. Gifts were exchanged among the bride, groom, and attendants.
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Gloria Lee Upton
Willem Hendrickson
Riley Upton
Jacksonburg
Friendship Club Hosts Monthly Meeting at Winton Street
Mrs. Paul Draxier of Winton Street hosted the Friendship club on the club's monthly gathering. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Sebastian Mrs. Clyde Tolliver Mrs. James Cochran Jr. and Mrs. Malcolm Profitt. Refreshments followed for a long list of attendees including Mrs. Profitt Mrs. Eric Jones and several others.
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Paul Draxier
Winton St
Friendship Club
Paul Sebastian
Clyde Tolliver
James Cochran, Jr
Malcolm Profitt
Piersons and Adams head on two week motor trip
Mr. and Mrs. G H Pierson with Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss Laura Wortman depart for a two week motor trip visiting Washington D C Williamsburg Virginia and Florida.
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G.H. Pierson
Mary Adams
Laura Wortman
Washington, D. C
Williamsburg
Florida
Crommelin Criticizes U S Press as Half Truths
Retired Rear Admiral John G. Crommelin told a Birmingham civic club that the national government exercises direct or indirect control over nearly all the press. He charged a powerful propaganda apparatus in Washington and said wire service and major newspaper reporters receive only partial information in press conferences.
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Birmingham
Ala
John G. Crommelin
Ashington
America
Vital Statistics Notice for Carol Taylor and Lina Gilles
Vital statistics notices list Carol Sue Taylor a 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rol and Taylor of 1725 Manchester Ave and Mary C Lina Gilles pie aged 84 of 4114 Warren St.
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Carol Sue Taylor
Roland Taylor
Manchester Ave
Mary C
Lina’ Gillespie
Warren St
Nancy Lee Kirby
Jesse Kirby
Springboro
Harvey Thompson
Highland Sts
Asa Napier
Moore St
Charles B. Brown
Columbia Ave
Ray Sellers
Germantown
Sheridan Taylor
Franklin
Local births reported for four families
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pletcher welcomed a boy at their home on Tytus Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Hughes announced a girl born yesterday on Lafayette Street. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields listed two babies, a girl and a boy, born yesterday on West Middletown Route. Out of town, Dr. and Mrs. William D. Jacoby in Miamisburg at Grandview Hospital welcomed a girl today. maternal grandmother Mrs. C. D. Kimball and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jacoby are named.
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Leroy Pletcher
Tytus Ave
Israel Hughes
Lafayette St
Mms. Leonard Fields
West Middletown
William D. Jacoby
Jean Kimball
Miamisburg
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
C. D. Kimball
East Central Avenue
A. B. Jacoby
Linden Ave
Warren man 81 dies. uncle of U S Steel president
William H. Ray 81, former operator of a wallpaper store in Warren died at his home. He was an uncle of Benjamin Fairless, president of U S Steel Corp.
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Man
Warren, O
William H. Ray
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Breed of Canine Follows Epic Path to Follower
A canine breed profile traces an epic journey from origin through training to a loyal follower role. The piece highlights notable traits, historical context, and public appeal of the breed within its regional setting.
Answer to Previows Partie 42 Coarse homing 48 Srottiad sheep oid 4?
A fragmented historic note references puzzle like lines with numbers and place names. The text mentions Blue Ridge river and a measure, implying a miscellaneous antiquated clue in a clipped section. The readable parts point to a geographical and numerical puzzle fragment from a larger page.
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Blue Ridge River
Oil Industry Geared To Meet Emergency
The oil industry told the government it is prepared for mobilization in a national emergency. The National Petroleum Council met officials and said industry leaders have already stated such readiness. Officials project higher military demand for aviation fuel and motor fuels, with estimates of 2.6 million more barrels of aviation fuel needed this year and about 25 percent more for regular gasoline and fuels to power military vehicles. Navy fuel requirements may rise by 2 million barrels. No civilian-use restrictions are expected.
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Washington
National Petroleum Council
Interior Department
Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Council
Interior
Petroleum Administration
Mili
Navy
Airline workers vote on strike at Eastern Airlines
In New York 2700 members of the International Association of Machinists take a system wide strike vote against Eastern Airlines. Raymond Rapp, president of Lodge 1018, says ballots will be counted in Miami on August 1. Union and company agree on most terms except a 10 cent hourly wage rise.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
International Association of Machinists
Raymond Rapp
Lodge 1018
Miami
Fla
President proposes stockpile growth and ship reconditioning boost
The president seeks a major stockpile expansion for national defense and $18 million to re condition merchant ships. He also orders a rise in synthetic rubber production to 65 000 tons annually. Senate opposes expanding powers and Taft flags objections. Senate committee backs authority for defense contracts and material controls. Ceramic art in ancient Egypt reaches high development by 16th century B C.
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Ceetade Mags
As National Defense Reserve
Senate
White House
U.S
Taft
R-O
GOP
Senate Policy Committee
Banking
Trapped Ohioans March To Safety
Ohio soldiers from Fox Company First Cavalry cut off in Korea marched 30 miles over three days to American lines southwest of Yongdong. Drops supplied encircled troops as Pfc William Meyers Del ne Pvt Lloyd Poland Pvt Richard Corey Cpl Frederick Harton Harry Hull Harold Davis Pvt James Ferres Pfc Everett Bee and Pvt N Riat were named by AP correspondents Hal Boyle and Don White.
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Korea
Fox Company
First Cavalry Division
Yongdong
Associated Press
Hal Boyle
Don Whitehead
William J. Meyers
Delne
Lloyd P. Poland
Richard E. Corey
Ashtabula
Frederick Harton
Zanesville
Harry Hull
East Liverpol
Harol C. Davis
Liverpool
James H. Ferres
Cleveland
Everett Bee
Cincinnati
N. Riat
Terrace Park
Serviceman Private First Class Theodore W Kramer Arrives
MISAWA AIR BASE Japan The 1953rd Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron announced the arrival of Private First Class Theodore W Kramer son of Mr and Mrs William J Kramer of Middletown Route 3 He is a 1949 Monroe High School graduate and entered service August 1949 After 13 weeks basic training at Lackland AFB he attended the Southeastern Signal School at Camp Gordon and graduated in April this year.
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Misawa
Japan
Air Communications Service
Theodore W. Kramer
Kramer
William J. Kramer
Middletown
Route 3
Monroe High School
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Southeastern Signal School
Camp Gordon
Seaboard Air Line Orders 66 Diesel Locomotives
Seaboard Air Line places a large order totaling about 16.1 million dollars for 66 diesel locomotives and 1 225 freight cars. The locomotives include 50 freight switchers six passenger units and ten yards switchers with delivery by February 1951 from Baldwin Locomotive Works American Locomotive Company and Electro Motive Division of General Motors.
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New York
Seaboard Air Line Allway
Baldwin Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Company
Electro-Motive Division
General Motors Corporation
Radio Programs and Dinner Music Highlights
A broad list of radio segments and bands appears in the schedule including Vaughn Monroe Pursuit T Man Hawaii Calls Fairy for a night 20 Questions Naval Air Reserve True or False Lombardo and USA Sign Off wrre-sick-Cote Glee Club Miss Parade Dinner Serenade Wright Family College Corner Show Jamboree Meet the Band Swing Club and related news notes.
Fragmentary Global Sage Text Creates Unclear Portrait
A garbled OCR passage discusses a unborn child, potential talents, and vague strategic ideas. It mentions relaxation before front work, new lanes, study, and inciting promotion, with unclear references to tactics, training, and elevated support, but the text is unreadable and lacks concrete facts.
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Neas
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