Ohio Graduates Told Of Darkening Future
Ohio college and university commencements closed with somber tones as 733 graduates received degrees. Speakers including Norman Cousins and Sen. Frank Lausche warned of extinction risk from weapons, loss of moral values, and waning national responsibility, urging youths to mature quickly as Commencement events planned for Bluffton and Marietta.
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Ohio
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Wilmington College
Frank Lausche
Capital University
America
Otterbein College
Milburn P. Akers
Chicago Sun-Times
Kenyon and
Western College
Lausche
Bluffton and Marietta Colleges
Peanut Ban Is Rapped By Growers
Portales New Mexico peanut growers association asks the state fair board to reverse a regulation banning peanuts at the Albuquerque state fair coliseum. Secretary Carle Yoachum says there is no place where peanuts are out of place, citing Capt. J W Kittenger Jr who ate a peanut butter sandwich while ballooning at 96 000 feet over Minnesota to support the claim.
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Portales, N. M
New Mexico
Collision in Woodlawn Claims Life of Mrs Mary Collins
A Monday night crash in Woodlawn left 60 year old Mrs Mary Collins of Glendale dead. Police reported the collision occurred near Woodlawn with investigation ongoing and no further details available.
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Cincinnati
Woodlawn
Mary Collins
Glendale
Death notices for Harlan Chapman aged 71
Harlan Chapman 71 of 400 Oxford State Rd. pronounced dead at Middletown Hospital. He was a roadworker and Armco Steel employee retired five years ago. Survived by wife Belle three adopted children and several relatives. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Cremation planned at Joseph R. Baker & Sons. Memorial services by Grand International Auxiliary and Sharonville OFS tomorrow evening.
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Harlan Chapman
Oxford State Rd
Middletown Hospital
Breathitt County
Chapman
Middletown
Jackson
Armco Steel Corp
Belle
Grover Back
Dayton
Harlan G. Chapman Jr
U. S. Air Force
Boston
Mass
Rachel Agee
Elizabeth Neal
Mollie Whitman
Middlestown
James
Batesville
Ind
McCoy-Leffler
Charles Whitt
Woodside Cemetery
Minnie Helrigle Dies in Middletown at 74
Mrs. Minnie Helrigle 74 died 11:30 a.m. yesterday at her daughter’s home in Middletown. Widow of Thomas A. Helrigle who died in 1955, she moved from Columbus six months ago after earlier living in Sharonville. A Presbyterian, CES Cardinal Chapter 140 and Grand International Auxiliary member, she leaves three daughters Louise Hyde and Olive Copenhaver in addition to Mrs. Woodrey, eight grandchildren and a great grandchild, and a sister Nellie Shondell of Jackson Michigan. Services set for 11 a.m.
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Minnie Helrigle
Kenneth Woodrey
Erie Ave
Helrigle
Thomas A. Helrigle
Middletown
Columbus
Sharonville
Presbyterian Church
Cardinal Chapter
CES
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Woodrey
Louise Hyde
Olive Copenhaver
Germantown
Nellie Shondell
Jackson
Mich
Graveside rites set for Belva Mehl in Alexandria info
Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow for Belva Maude Mehl 69 former Middletown resident who died Sunday night at her home in Alexandria Virginia. Rites will be at Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Mrs Mehl was a Monroe native. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Belva Maude Mehl
Middletown
Alexandria
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Sauer R M 57 dies. longtime public employee
Michael R Sauer 57 of 1815 Carroll Ave died at 6 35 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after admission at midnight Saturday He was born in Reading Ohio a former railroad detective in Cincinnati and a mailman for the State Highway Department Surviving are son Richard Cincinnati daughter Ruth Ovser Cincinnati and sister Mrs Sarah Cavin Shar onville Requiem High Mass 930 am Thursday at Church of the Seven Dolors Monroe Friends may call at Sehramm Funeral Home 3 5 and 7 9 pm tomorrow
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Michael R. Sauer
Carroll Ave
Middletown Hospital
Reading
Ohio
Sauer
State Highway Department
Cincinnati
Richard
Ruth Ovser
Sarah Cavin
Sharonville
Church of the Seven Dolors
Monroe
Mason Wells Rites Set for Excello Man
Mason Wells, 64, of Box 201 Excello, died Friday night at Middletown Hospital. Services are at 10 a.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Dieterich officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Mason Wells
Excello
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
Robert Dieterich
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Lillie Fowler dies at 65 in Middletown
Mrs Lillie Fay Fowler 65 of 4230 Vannest Ave Middletown died at 3 am today at Fairfield Rest Home Hamilton Survivors include husband W C Fowler daughter Mrs Glenith Maxwell resident son Noland Fowler Moorehead Ky state college professor one grandchild three brothers Herman Austin Friel Detroit and Stanley Friel Groveland Fla and three sisters Mrs Bessie Hager Mrs Mae MacGlennin Detroit and Mrs Sophia Case Denver Col Services 2 pm Thursday Eaton Funeral Home Franklin Church of the Nazarene officiating burial Woodhill Cemetery calling hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow memorial contributions to Church of the Nazarene requested
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Lillie Fowler Franklin
Lillie Fay Fowler
Vannest Ave
Middletown
Fairfield Rest Home
Hamilton
W. C. Fowler
Glenith Maxwell
Noland Fowler
Moorehead
State College
Herman
Austin Friel
Detroit
Stanley Friel
Groveland
Fla
Bessie Hager
Mae MacGlennin
Sophia Case
Denver
Colo
Eaton Funeral Home
H. C. Watson
Franklin Church of the Nazarene
Woodhill Cemetery
H Je
Church of the Nazarene
Emma M. Kees Rites Scheduled in Clarksville Area
Emma M. Kees 68 formerly of German town died at her Clarksville Rt 1 home. She was a housemother at a Stockton boys school in Butler County for years. Surviving husband Taylor. mother Mrs. Mary Kline. four sons Robert Marvin Dale Fred. three sisters. 15 grandchildren. three great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Joan Arpp Funeral Home with burial Twin Valley Cemetery. Reverend Hugh Jones to officiate. Port Union Rebekah Lodge memorial services at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Rees was a lodge member and Lindenwald Methodist Church, Hamilton.
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Germantown
Emma M. Kees
Clarksville Rt. 1
Stockton
Butler County
Kees
Taylor
Mary Kline
West Carrollton
Robert
Clarksville
Marvin
Hamilton
Dale
Springdale
Fred
Mt. Healthy
Chesa Becker
Walter Askins
Dayton
Cora Moses
Joan Arpp
Twin Valley
Hugh Jones
Port Union Rebekah Lodge
Rees
Franklin Man George McKinney dies at 49
George Theodore McKinney 49 of Franklin died at his home at 443 S Main St Franklin after a 10 week illness. Survived by wife Gertrude two sons Leroy Robert and George Leslie two daughters Barbara Parker Ruth Ann Miller four brothers Clyde William Joan all of Miamisburg Howard of Wilmington and three sisters Helen Ballinger Rose Smith Mary Driscoll five grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Franklin
George Theodore McKinney
S. Main St
McKinney
Gertrude
Leroy Robert
George Leslie
Barbara Parker
Red Lion
Ruth Ann Miller
Clyde
William
Joan
Miamisburg
Howard
Wilmington
Helen Ballinger
Rose Smith
Dayton
Mary Driscoll
Anglesby
Springboro
Graveside rites for Pence and Wethington in Ohio obituaries
Orange E Pence 58 died from rifle wounds deemed self inflicted. Graveside services at Fairview Cemetery tomorrow at 2 p m. He was found by a friend near Gratis. Survived by brother Ernest of Sandusky. Eagles memorials at Zimmerman Funeral Home at 7 p m today. Loren Wethington 49 of North Barron Street dies Sunday. Services at Barnes Funeral Home 1:30 p m tomorrow, Rev. Vander Haar officiating. Burial Mound Hill Cemetery after viewing from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Eagles Lodge to conduct memorial services at 8.
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Gratis
Fairview
Orange E
Pence
Ernest
Sandusky
Eagles
Zimmerman
Loren Wethington Eaton
Loren Im Wethington
North Barron Street
Barnes Funeral Home
F. J. Vander Haar
Mound Hill Cemetery
Eagles Lodge
Waynesville Renews Five Year Street Light Contract
Waynesville Village Council renewed the Dayton Power and Light Co street lighting contract for five years as an emergency measure. The deal starts retroactively from May 8 and sets an annual payment of 1 760 dollars. DP&L rep Elmer Vigus noted no plans for Water Street improvements and said gas extension requests are being pursued with state and federal agencies.
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Waynesville
Dayota Power & Light Co
Elmer Vigus
Dayton Utilities Company
Water Street
U. S. Rt. 42
Vigus
State Highway Department
Main Street
Jack Oswald
Lebanon
Warren County
Armitage & Co
Ciarry
Dp&l
Council
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Federal Power Commission
Secret Files Required Of Prosecution Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled the government must produce secret files in criminal cases or drop prosecutions. It ordered a new trial for Clinton E. Jencks, a former union official convicted in El Paso Texas for denying Communist party membership in a Taft Hartley affidavit. The court split on releasing FBI reports by witnesses against Jencks.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clinton E. Jencks
Jencks
U. S. District Court
el Paso
Tex
Communist Party
National Labor Relations Board
FBI
International Union For Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Harvey F. Matusow
J. W. Ford
Farm Land Prices Rise 3 Percent in Four Months
The Agriculture Department reports farm real estate prices increased 3 percent in the four months ending March. The March 1 average hit a new record, 7 percent above a year earlier, with land valued at $94.52 per acre. The uptrend, begun in 1941, shows no sign of reversal.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Safety Council Women to Assemble Thursday
The Middletown Safety Council women’s division will meet Thursday with chairman Mrs. Alice Schieber t presiding.
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The
Middletown Safety Council
Alice Schiebert
Bender May Be Given Interior Position
George Bender former Republican senator from Ohio is in line for an assistant to the U S Secretary of Interior role to boost business and tourist trade in U S territories. He is expected to confer with Secretary Seaton about the job tomorrow though no formal appointment has been made. Bricker aides say they were advised Bender would get the post.
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Washington
George Bender
Ohio
U. S
Rose Lecture Is Scheduled
The Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Wood land Acres Nursery on Manchester Road just east of U S 25. Arthur Kuntz of Cincinnati will speak on roses with specimens to demonstrate. All men interested in roses are invited to attend.
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The
Horticultural Society of
Greater Middletown
Woodland Acres Nursery
Manchester Road
U. S. 25
Arthur Kuntz
Cincinnati
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Qjewelers
Avenu
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. H. Hammon
Funeral Shore
Grand International Auxiliary
Sharonville Ofs
Mrs. Belva Mehl
Robert E. Brown
W.P
Cecil G. Butts
SECY
Robert E. Carlisle
Calvert Distillers Co
Tdsmooo
Jerry Lewis
Nbc-Tv
Olds
Oldsmobile
Alfred W. F. Blunt
Wally Simpson
York
England
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
George McKinney
Bender
Feary
Vance Russell Middletown
Rogers
Ral
Rose
Demonstraton
Lectrolux
Pinta Street
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