Solomon Leads Palestine Philharmonic Amid War in Tel Aviv
Izler Solomon, a young American conductor from Columbus, conducts the Palestine Philharmonic in Tel Aviv as war with the Arabs disrupts schedules. Conductor replacements canceled. Solomon accepted amid air raid sirens. His concerts draw capacity crowds, and he notes his visa stamped entry visa No. 1 as the first foreign visitor with entry to the State of Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Izler Solomon
Columbus
Palestine Philharmonic Symphony
Philharmonic
Solomon
Cootie Banquet Plans Are Set
Final plans were announced for the Cootie banquet on Saturday June 12 at the Military Order of the Cooties meeting honoring Veterans of Foreign Wars. A floor show follows and families are invited. Discussions covered the St Louis convention in August and forming a local degree team. Next hospital visit is Sunday June 20 at the Dayton Veterans Hospital. members meet Friday June 11 at 8 p.m. for the next business session.
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Military Order of the
St. Louis
Dayton Veterans Hospital
U.S. Warns China Over Student Demonstrations
The United States warned China that Chinese student demonstrations against American policy in Japan are increasingly dangerous. Chinese officials accuse Communist agitators of stirring unrest. Ambassador J Leighton Stuart said the agitation damages U S China relations and could have unfortunate results.
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Nanking
United States
China
Japan
J. Leighton Stuart
VFW District Session Set For Sunday
A large delegation from the local VFW Post and Ladies Auxiliary will attend the district meeting in Norwood Ohio Sunday. Election of district officers for two year terms is planned and a chartered bus leaves headquarters at 8 am.
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VFW
Norwood
Sorrell Convicted of Manslaughter in Middletown Knife Slaying
Sorrell, 39, former Middletown restaurant operator, was found guilty of manslaughter yesterday by a Butler County Common Pleas Court jury in the knife killing of William Mayhen, Middletown war veteran. The quarrel began January 10 at 1919 South Ave. over a girl. Mayhen died 54 days later at the Veterans Hospital in Louisville.
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Hamilton
Dorsey
Doc) Sorrell
Middletown
Butler Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boll
William Mayhen
Sorrell
Mayhon
South Ave
Veterans’ Hospital
Louisville
Water Meeting Postponed In Hamilton
Hamilton council postponed a special meeting on water sale proposals to Mill Creek Industries from Tuesday to Wednesday. Mayor Edward Beckett said lack of quorum necessitated the shift. The session will focus on the water sale with officials from the Southwestern Ohio Water Association expected to attend. Water committee head Howard F. Wilson, City Manager, had earlier made recommendations.
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Hamilton
Millcreek Industries
Edward Beckett
Southwestern Ohio Water Association
Howard F. Wilson
Woman Bitten By Suspect During Arrest
Police officer Landon Webb said a woman bit him on the right shoulder while resisting arrest of Pauline Walker, 25, Ex cello Route 1, on intoxication charges. An extra charge of resisting arrest was added.
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Landon Webb
Webb
Pauline Walker
Excello Route 1
Optimists Schedule Square Dance at Elk Creek Grange Hall
The Optimist Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel discussed a square dance planned by Richard Keiser. The event will be held Thursday June 17 at the Elk Creek Grange Hall.
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Optimist Club
Manchester
Richard Keiser
Elk Creek Grange Hall
Denison Scholarships Awarded to Newark Students
Donald Roberts and Dave Chaney of Newark High School were named first recipients of $1,000 Denison University scholarships established by John W and Frank D Spencer publishers of the Newark Advocate. The awards will be open to four Bema students of Newark High.
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Newark, O
Donald Roberts
Dave Chaney
Newark High School
Denison University
John W
Frank D. Spencer
Newark Advocate
Bema
Newark High
Fixing Up Your Home Offers Savings With Insulation
A New York Construction Research Bureau note says full thick mineral wool insulation cuts redecorating costs up to 75 percent by preventing dust and moisture from highlighting lath and wall seams. FHA loans average 276 dollars aid insulation and fuel savings can repay costs within three years. Mineral wool resists fire moisture and decay.
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Construction Research Bureau of New York
Clearing House For
Federal Housing Agency
United States Bureau of Mines
Ohio State YMCA Cleared of Communism Rumors
A Franklin County Community Chest committee in Columbus completed a six week inquiry into the Ohio State University YMCA and found no evidence that its officials or employees are Communists. The university YMCA is financed by the community chest and the report states it does not harbor or promote communism.
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Columbus
Franklin County Community Chest
Ohio State University Ymca
YMCA
University Ymca
Community Chest
Fire kills 51-year-old in shed blaze near home
Conneaut Ohio AP reports a shed fire at the rear of Burton N. Simmons home caused his death. Simmons, a 51 year old roof er, died in the blaze yesterday.
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Conneaut
Burton N. Simmons
Lighting Tips For Housewife Lighting Tips For Housewife
General Electric notes fluorescent lighting differs in color from filament. Use hard glass lamps for safety. Fluorescent tubes illuminate trims, shelves, and furniture, but plan built in lighting early. Heat lamps can warm wash trays and straighten warped records by brief heating between plates.
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General Electric
Oil Burners Sales Rise as Oil Heating Gains
Oil burner sales in 1947 topped 820000 with over 3500000 burners in operation in the United States, the Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau reports. Demand remains strong for 1948 despite winter fuel oil shortages, amid new burner and boiler innovations showcased at national exhibits in New York and Chicago. The Oil-Heat Institute plans a 25th anniversary exhibit in Chicago in April, signaling industry confidence and plans to replace obsolete equipment and boost efficiency.
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United States
Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
New York
National Association of Home Builders
Chicago
Oil-Heat Institute
Soviet Charges Jap Press Of Using Slander
A Russian spokesman in Tokyo accused Japanese and a U S Army newspaper of insolent slander against the Soviet Union. Maj. Gen. A P Kislenko demanded that the attacks end, claiming Allied HQ knew of the propaganda and urging prompt action to stop repeats. MacArthur did not comment.
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TOKYO
A. P. Kislenko
MacArthur
Kislenko
Allied Council For Japan
U.S.S.R
Marshall Rejects Award From Churchman Magazine
The Churchman Magazine editor says Secretary Marshall declined the annual good will award. Dr. Guy Emery Shipler, at the magazine dinner, cited newly found facts in the masthead since 1804 and objected to the publication as an official church organ.
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New York
Churchman
Marshall
Guy Emery Shipler
Protestant Episcopal Church
Shipler
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Smith Faces Death Penalty in Steel Plant Killing
Ralph Red Smith, 26, was found guilty of first degree murder for the February 6 slaying of 33 year old George Margulis during a robbery at the Reliance Steel Plate Company in Cleveland. The jury did not recommend mercy, making the death sentence mandatory.
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Cleveland
Ralph
Red) Smith
Steel
Smith
George Margulis
Reliance Steel Plate Company
Glass Assures Home Comfort in Cold Climates
Elizabeth Gordon of House Beautiful magazine praises advances in glass technology. She notes double insulating glass and tight wind proof windows free architecture from heat loss and allow interior and exterior spaces to be designed together. An example cites a New Hampshire home maintaining any desired indoor temperature with outdoor temps 20 below.
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Elizabeth Gordon
House Beauties Ful Magazine
Miss Gordon
New Hampshire
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 62367
Betty Jane Becraft of Ocala Florida is named in a divorce petition filed June 3 1948 by Clarence E Becraft in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 62367 seeking divorce and custody of minor children on grounds of gross neglect and wilful absence. Respondent must answer by July 24 1948 or petition may be granted. Clerk Conrad C Stroh Joseph Deputy. Harold G Dance Attorney. June 5 12 19 26 July 3 10.
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Betty Jane Becraft
Conrad C. Stroh
Joseph
Harold G. Dance
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