Deaths And Funerals Frank A. Knorr Dies at 88
Frank A. Knorr 88 of 994 First Ave city market master and humane officer died at Middletown Hospital at 10 a.m. He had been ill since May 19. Born in Clifton he moved to Middletown at five and worked in hotels in Cincinnati before returning in 1910 to Middletown. He then held real estate posts with Crist and Nein Brothers and was active in Democratic politics, Eagles Lodge, Catholic Knights of Ohio and Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife Marie a son Robert and two daughters plus nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. John's Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Eagles service Sunday 7 p.m. Rosary by Holy Name Society and Catholic Knights of Ohio at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Frank A. Knorr
First Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Knorr
Clifton
Middletown
St. John’s School
Cincinnati
St. Nicholas
Linton Hotel
Old Miami Recycle Co
C. G. Crist
Nein Brothers
Eagles Lodge 528
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Holy Name Society
Boy Scout
Marie
Robert
Robert C. Mers
Chicago
George Beck
Ett
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Eagles Lodge
Funeral Home
Margaret Egelston Rites Set In Frenchburg Ky
Funeral services for Margaret Egelston, 83, of Frenchburg, widow of Edward Egelston, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist Church in Frenchburg. She leaves four daughters, two sons, 30 grandchildren, 56 great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren. Died Wednesday night in a Paris nursing home. Burial is in McAusey Cemetery near Frenchburg.
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The
Baptist Church
Frenchburg
Margaret Egelston
Edward Egelston
Berta Blevins
Seneca St
Egelston
Paris
McAusey Cemetery
Death of Mrs Mary Bell Guy in Middletown
Mrs Mary Bell Guy 87 died at Middletown Hospital after seven months illness. Born in Midway Kentucky she had lived in Middletown five months with daughter Mrs Segasta Wilson at 1204 Baltimore St. Also survived by daughter Mrs Birdie Cook, one grandchild and three great grandchildren. Graveside services Monday noon at St Rose Tabernacle Cemetery Midway. Local arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home. No visitations here.
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Mary Bell Guy
Segasta Wilson
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Guy
Midway
Middletown
Birdie Cook
St. Rose Tabernacle Cemetery
Stratis Petroglou Dies at 76 in Middletown Hospital
Stratis Petroglou, 76, of 2117 Brentwood St., died today at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Wednesday. He worked in Armco Steel Corp West Processing Dept from 1924 to 1949. Born in Blete Brussa, he was a member of Ahepa Lodge, American Citizens Club, and Greek Orthodox Church. Surviving are wife Ourania, daughter Helen Stephan of Dayton, two brothers and three sisters in Greece, and three grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home.
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Stratis Petroglou
Brentwood St
Middletown Hospital
Petroglou
West
Armco Steel Corp
Blete Brussa
Ahepa Lodge
American Citizens Club
Greek Orthodox Church
Ourania
Helen Stephan
Dayton
Greece
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Notable Obituary Notices for Kraus and Northway
Andrew Kraus an 81 year old resident of 1005 Hunt Ave. will receive services today in Webb services at 81. Emma K Northway of 416 Cleveland Ave. has services scheduled for 10 a.m. tomorrow under Klaus-Weigel.
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Andrew Kraus
Hunt Ave
Webb
Emma K. Northway
Cleveland Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Obituary Notices for Hillman and Zimmerman
William Hillman, 66, longtime foreign correspondent and author of Mr. President, died Wednesday. He داشت worked for The Associated Press in Albany New York and Paris and led Hearst foreign coverage and International News Service Europe. Paul B Zimmerman, 70, president of Monitor Equipment Corp, died Thursday of a heart attack. Zimmermann joined Monitor in 145 as EVP and became president in 1966. born in Dresden Ohio.
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New York
William Hillman
Harry S. Truman
Presi Dent
Hillman
Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Paris
Hearst Newspapers
The
International News Service
New York City
Bronxville, N.Y
Paul B. Zimmerman
Monitor Equipment Corp
Zimmerman
Monitor
Dresden
Ohio
Police Briefs Record Local Theft and Accident Incidents
Walter Banks reports his back door glass broken last night at 4714 Holly Drive. Andy Brown of Curry Motors, Tytus Avenue, says an impact wrench and ram drill were stolen from his car trunk recently. A purse was stolen from Mrs. Henry Howard's car on Franklin Lebanon Road at the shopping center last evening. Mrs. Marlyn Signon reports her son Billy, 10, struck by a car at Howard and Manhattan Street Tuesday evening. driver did not report. Ova Lee McQuire’s bicycle, 822 16th Ave, stolen yesterday from 800 block of 15th Avenue.
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Walter Banks
Holly Drive
Andy Brown
Curry Motors
Tytus Avenue
Henry Howard
Franklin - Lebanon Road
Marlyn Signon
Manhattan St
Billy
Howard and
Manhattan Street
Ova Lee McQuire
16Th Ave
15Th Avenue
Local man treated for wrist injuries after self harm attempt
A local man was treated at Middletown Hospital last night for wrist lacerations believed to result from a suicide attempt. He was released after treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
Byrd Opposed as Senate Seeks Dividend Tax Compromise
Senate Finance Committee discussed a compromise to withhold 20 percent on dividend and interest income with a $5000 exemption for low earners. Byrd remains opposed arguing such a plan only advances the principle of withholding. Supporters say exemptions protect small earners while Treasury may back the idea.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
House
Kennedy
Finance Committee
Lions Hear Of School Co-Op Plan
W C Neel of Middletown High School outlined a cooperative office education program at a Lions Club meeting in Manchester Inn. The terminal senior-year course trains students as office workers through half-time school and half-time paid work with teacher and employer supervision. Entering students must be 16, possess good conduct, and have basic office skills.
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Middletown High School
W.C. Neel
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Ohio
Neel
Johning
Viet Nam Explosion Wounds GI and Kills Four
A US Army sergeant was slightly wounded and four Vietnamese soldiers killed in an explosion near Tho Son southwest of Saigon. Fifteen Vietnamese soldiers were injured. A spokesman said a defective stove is the likely cause, though a grenade could not be ruled out. The sergeant was serving as an adviser with a Vietnamese self defense unit and his name was withheld.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tho Son
Thieves Loot Mayfield Restaurant In Brassfield Street Incident
Deputies report two burglars hid inside Mayfield Restaurant at 2033 Carolina Street last night and escaped with a $250 cash box and unknown winnings from two game machines. No forced entry signs. back door found open. A screwdriver opened the pinball and bowling machines. a straw hat was left behind. Detective Darrell Collins continues the case.
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Mayfield
Carolina St
James H. Davis
Darrell Collins
UAR Signs 20 Million U.S. Loan Agreement
Cairo reports a $20 million loan from the United States to the United Arab Republic was signed today. The Ministry of Economy said the funds will finance imports of American commodities, repayable over seven years at 22 percent interest.
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UAR
U.S
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Ministry of Economy
Blast Wrecks Plant Near Turin Italy
An explosion at a two story chemical factory in Orbassano near Turin killed seven workers and injured 11 of 25 employees. Police reported the fatalities and injuries as rescue crews searched the site.
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Turin
Italy
Orbassano
Aide Fired In Stockpile Probe
Washington AP report that the Office of Emergency Planning fired consultant John D. Morgan Jr and referred the matter to the Justice Department over alleged conflicts of interest in the stockpiling program. Senator Symington cited possible $1 billion in losses and examined Climax Molybdenum Co. contracts from 1957. Morgan, once ODM aide, later earned $10,000 from Climax and about $3,000 from the government in the same year.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Planning
Justice Department
Senate
Clee Weenie
Emergency Planing Office
John D. Morgan Jr
Office of Defense Mobilization
Eisenhower
Climax Molybdenum Co
Morgan
Climax
Edward A. McDermott
Symington
McDermott
Damage Slight In Accidents Reported Yesterday
Three minor accidents were reported to police. Joseph G. Barger backed into a car at Eldora Drive and Wilbraham Road. his own car sustained minor damage. Owen H. Miller’s vehicle on Wilbraham Road sustained minor damage. Cecil Porter’s car skidded at Winona Drive and knocked down a No Parking sign. the other driver was unnamed and undamaged.
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Joseph G. Barger
Cecil Porter
West Middletown
Stolen 1956 Convertible Recovered by Patrol
A 1956 convertible carrying four juveniles was recovered by state highway patrol 14 minutes after owner Robert Wells reported it stolen from Goldman Park at 10:50 p.m. The youths aged 14 to 16 were turned over to juvenile authorities after the arrest at South Main Street and Pinta Avenue at 11:04 p.m.
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Robert Wells
N. Marshall Road
Wells
Goldman Park
South Main Street
Pinta Avenue
Terminal Proposed As AF Museum
CINCINNATI AP The 41 million Union Terminal could switch from trains to airplanes. Rep. Donald D. Clancy urged the Air Force to consider Cincinnati as a new site for an AF museum, citing the large rotunda, ample exhibit space, and a weatherproof railroad umbrella. The seven railroads that own the terminal say they are losing money.
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Cincinnati
Donald D. Clancy
R-Ohio
The
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force Museum
Clancy
Wright
Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Non skid chains for automobiles invented by Charles Parsons
English shipbuilder Charles Parsons devised non skid chains for autos, pioneering traction devices. The invention reflects cross field innovation and early automotive safety efforts.
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Charles Parsons
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