Ohio Weekend Violent Death Toll At 14 Mark
Associated Press tallies at least 14 violent deaths over a weekend in Ohio from Friday to Sunday. The tally includes seven traffic deaths, two from mixed car and train crashes, three from a plane crash, and one spectator killed at a race. Names and ages span Akron to Newark, Columbus to Van Wert, with victims in suburban crashes and at rail crossings.
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Associated Press
Freday
Melvin Konhirieser
Uniopolis
Auglaize County
Speedway
Bellefontaine
Richard Jeckel
Cleveland
South Euclid
Albert Pickeisimer
Picka
Fairfield County
Gel
Pickerington
Little Hampton
Columbus
Dale Dunaway
Liberty Center
Ind
Ivan Moser
Bluffton
Sylven Tanner
Bluf Ind
Clyde L. Ross
Newark
Pennsylvania
Ramisses
Warren
Ends
Rogers
Leawittsburg
Paper Is Sold New eet Pa Dispatch sale announced
The sale of the Dispatch, the New Kensington newspaper, was announced today to Mr and Mrs Fred G Hill and Don M Witton and associates of Chester Pa. Transfer will take place July 1. Endeans and Shiner did not reveal future plans. Matthew Endean has worked at the Dispatch since 1911 and John Endean since 1915.
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NEW Eet Pa
Dispatch Py
Matthew Dean
John T. Endean
Faith A. Shiner
Fred G. Hill
Don M. Witton
Chester
7 Dispatch
New Kensington
Endeans
Matthew Endean
The
Dispatch
John
Conn's Five-Year-Old Son Not Kidnaped, He's Sleep-Walker
Pittsburgh report states Billy Conn Jr. was counted missing after being seen at the Conn residence. Police searched the area, an unidentified man recognized him walking in the rain two blocks from home. The boy, found wet and fully clothed, was asleep as he was guided back to bed after a bath and milk.
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Conn
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Hie Swank
Billy
Billy, Jr
Susan
Themy
Jimmy Smith
Smith
Tight Supply Situation In Steel Remains Tight
Cleveland AP reports ongoing tightness in major steel products as demand outpaces production. National output held at about 1015 percent of capacity, roughly 1,940,000 tons, despite a seventh straight week at or near full utilization. Production bottlenecks touch steel bars plate shapes and pipe.
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Cleveland
Magazine
Bull fiddle star James Martin returns after illness
James William Martin of Lewisburg Tennessee, famed for his bull fiddle on WLAC in Nashville, reappears after a two week nervous illness. He credits HADACOL with restoring energy and digestion after suffering vitamins deficiencies and nervous strain. He plans to continue HADACOL to stay well.
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James William Martin
Route 4
Lewisburg
Tenn
Martin
Oence
WLAC
Nashville
Bill
Hada~col
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