Obituary for Albert Laishley 45 in Hamilton
Albert Laishley 45 died Monday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Born in Middletown he spent most of his life in the area. Survived by three nephews Harry and Paul Bailey of Middletown and Ed Bailey of Dayton. Services Friday at 10 30 am at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Woodside Cemetery burial. Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 pm.
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Albert Laishley
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Middletown
Harry and
Paul Bailey
Ed Bailey
Dayton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services for J. H. Lewis in Franklin
J. H. Lewis 52 formerly of Carlisle died Saturday of a heart attack while fishing near Fort Caden. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Visitation planned from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the home.
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J. Lewis
Carlisle
Anglesby
Springboro
Lewis
Fort Ogden
Fla
Fort Caden
Deaths Elsewhere By The Associated Press
AP reports multiple deaths including Thomas J Curran 59 longtime New York Republican chair and Dewey ally who died of a heart ailment in New York. Charles T Stuart 74 publisher of Editor and Publisher died of cancer in New York. he joined the journal in 1931 and became publisher in 1948. In Chicago Dr R William McNealy 71 former chief surgeon at Wesley Memorial Hospital and 27 years Cook County Hospital president died of a heart attack. Bentonin A Rach 44, president of Exco Products Co., died of a heart attack after stepping down as president earlier this year.
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NEW York ‘Ap
Thomas J Curran
New York County Republican Committee
Thomas E Dewey
New York
Dewey
Charles T. Suart
Journal
Stuart
Elizaville
Chicago
William McNealy
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
Cook County Hospital
Life Aboard Sub Told To Civitan Club
Chief Petty Officer Albert Kasu-24 spoke at the Civitan Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel about 14 years in the submarine service during and before World War I. He described sinking four ships including a Japanese aircraft carrier and a 74 day at sea patrol with night surface maneuvers to evade detection. Kasug a is based at the naval recruiting station in Hamilton and visits Middletown twice weekly for local applications. The weekly meeting next Tuesday was canceled and a joint dinner with several clubs will be held at Le Lourdsville Lake next Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Civitan Club
Manchester
Japan
Chie Kasuga
Te Naval
Hamilton
Middletown
Hamilton Fairfield
Cincinnati
Northern Hills
le. Lourdsville Lake
Heat Wave Hurts Timber Costs Rise in British Columbia
A long heat wave and hundreds of forest fires strain British Columbia economy with mounting losses in timber, fishing, and farming. Over 10 million dollars spent on firefighting. loggers lose about 2 million in wages. Province timber damage estimated near 10 million. About 2,500 workers combat 30 fires including a coastal blaze on timber valued at 40 000 per acre. No rain for 21 days.
Tributes Pour In For Chennault At Hero’s Funeral
President Eisenhower sent praise for Lt. Gen. Claire Chennault as funeral rites began for the Flying Tigers leader. Chennault, 67, died of lung cancer in New Orleans, body flown to Arlington for burial after services at Ft. Myer Virginia. Generals Twining and Eisenhower lauded his courage and duty in letters to widow Anna Chan Chennault.
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Eisenhower
Claire Chennault
Flying Tiger
Chennault
New Orleans
Ft. Myer
Arlington Natonal Cemetery
Anna Chan Chennault
Nate ‘Twining
Glaire
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Flying Tigers
China
Forimosa
FOP seeks longer promotion window after civil service exams
Cincinnati Ohio AP members of the Fraternal Order of Police want officers who pass civil service exams eligible for promotion for two years instead of one. They also seek seniority to decide ties in exam scores. The group approved resolutions supporting these aims at their annual convention.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fraternal Order of Police
Doctors Fight To Save Kidney-less Boy In Boston
In Boston at Brigham and Women’s Hospital doctors pursue a kidney transplant for 11 year old Nils Olov Wisell from Sweden. They infused fetal liver cells to restart marrow production and prepared for a kidney from his mother after destroying his bone marrow.
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Mass
Cap
Peter Ben’ Brigham Hospital
Nils-Olov Wisell
Twe
Sweden
Nils
Nils- Olov
Iden
Lewis Substitutes for Davis at Moulin Rouge
Hollywood AP reports Jerry Lewis will substitute for the ailing Sammy Davis Jr at the Moulin Rouge tonight after Davis was unable to perform due to a throat infection. The Step Brothers filled in for him last night.
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Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Moulin Rouge
Sammy Davis
Davis
Step Brothers
New York Subway Passenger Rides Average 7 Percent Miles
A report shows the typical fare payer on the New York subway travels seven percent more miles than previously measured. It notes riders accumulate substantial distances monthly, highlighting transit usage patterns and commuting behavior.
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New York
Robe... Trusteeship Bid In Municipal Court
Robert Neal of Malvern entered trusteeship in municipal court yesterday after listing debts totaling 729.91 dollars owed to twelve creditors. The case details show multiple creditors and a court order placing Neal under trusteeship.
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Robert Neal
Malvern
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