Graduation Honors at Fenwick High for Herr and peers
At Fenwick High School a senior year celebration recognized Jean Catherine Herr with five scholastic awards, three special honors, and a scholarship during Middletown area ceremonies. She earned multiple academic prizes including journalism and religion awards as valedictorian addressed the class with reflections on past and future.
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Jean Catherine Herr
Journal News Room
Fenwick Hill School
Middleown High School
United Welding Co
J. F. Mulligan
American Legion Post
Joseph T. Riley
Stephen
Merr
Janus
St Marys Plans Two Day Picnic at Church Grounds
St Marys Church announces its annual picnic on Saturday June 28 from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Sunday June 29 from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. This second consecutive two day outing features spaghetti dinners, booths, and kiddie rides. John Timmers serves as general chairman with Bob White as vice chairman.
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St. Mary's Church
Sorg Paper Declares Dividend Dates
In a quarterly meeting the Sorg Paper Co. directors declared a cash dividend of 138 per share on 5 percent cumulative preferred stock payable July 1 to holders of record June 13. They also declared a 10 cent per share dividend on $5 par value common stock payable June 25 to holders of record June 13.
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Sorg Paper Co
Rebels Raid French City in Algeria Hit and Run
A band of Algerian rebels raided the eastern port city of Bone Algeria three hours after Premier Charles de Gaulle spoke in the central square. The attackers fired automatic weapons into the southeastern district wounding at least three policemen. Police reinforcements and French army units drove them off and pursued them into nearby hills.
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Bone
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Twe
Purse Rifled at Anchor Bar. $49 Taken
Mrs Rae Sims of Trenton Route 1 reported her purse stolen from a table at the Anchor Bar at Central Avenue and Clinton Street Friday night. Police found no suspects after investigation.
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Rae Sims
Trenton Rt. 1
Anchor
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Baby Dies In Bath In Cincinnati Avondale Home
Harold Robin son Jr., 15 months, drowned Friday night while playing in 12 inches of water in the bathtub at his Avondale home.
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Cincinnati
Harold Robinson Jr
Avondale
Boy with pelvis fracture after running into car
Joseph Weddington ten year old son of Joseph Weddington and resident of Clifton Farms, Warren County, was struck after running into Route 122 a mile east of Fast Street while tossing clothes into the roadway. The driver was Joseph McDermott, 38, of Central Avenue. He was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
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Joseph Weddington
Clifton Farms
Warren County
Butler
Joseph McDermott
Central Ave
Weddington
Middletown
Vanik accuses orange juice cartel of price gouging
Rep. Charles A Vanik warns housewives of being bilked by five to six large orange juice processors who control Florida crop sales and raise frozen juice prices. He cites a rise from 17 to 33 cents for a 6 ounce can and says profits double with crop failures while the Florida State Fruit Commission fails to police the industry.
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Washington
Charles A. Vanik
D-Otto
Vanik
Florida
Congressional Record
De Gaulle Moves In at Paris Premier Residence
Paris reports Premier Charles de Gaulle arrived 45 minutes early for a cabinet meeting at Hotel Matignon with his wife and several trunks. The move marks a transition from his rural Colombey home, with his wife visiting the old graystone premier's residence for the first time since he took office last Sunday.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Hotel Matignon
de Gaulles
Colombey-les-deux-Eglises
Arc de Triomphe
Arc de Triomphe. This Was, Mrs. de Gaulle
Graystone
Church Leader Arthur Doescher Dies in Dayton
Dayton Ohio AP report states Dr Arthur Henry Doescher aged 65 died here Friday after a long illness. He served as executive secretary treasurer of the Board of Pensions for the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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Dayton
Ohio
Arthur Henry Doescher
Board of Pensions
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chicago Grain Table shows mixed crops and prices
Grain table from Chicago lists Wheat Corn and Oats with varied highs lows and closes for Sep Dec Mar and May contracts. An additional sentence notes that the first automatic steering gear for ships was installed in 1922.
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Chicago
Mar
Sep
Dec
Drivers Held After Crash at Broad Street Intersection
Police arrested two drivers after a two car crash at Broad Street and 2nd Ave injuring no one. Charles E. Johnson 23 of Dayton skidded 63 feet and hit Helen Dees 17 of 1612 Dixie Hwy who was thrown from the car and treated then released. Johnson faces speeding and Dees a failure to yield. A separate afternoon collision between Robert Kessler 30 of 3202 Lefferson Rd and John Walker 19 of 2811 Moorman Pl caused $75 damage to one car.
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Broad Street
2Nd Ave
Charles E. Johnson
Dayton
2Nd Avenue
Helen Dees
Dixie Hwy
iPolice
Miss. Dees
Middletown Hospital
Johnson
Miss Dees
Robert Kessler
Lefferson Rd
Crawford St
Kessler
John Walker
Moorman PI
Motorcyclist Hart Abbott Injured In Route 4 Crash
Hart Burl Abbott, 29, of West Middle town Rt. 2, was thrown from his motorcycle while traveling south on Route 4 north of Hamilton. He suffered body lacerations, was taken to Mercy Hospital, treated and dismissed.
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Burl Abbott
West Middletown Rt. 2
Route
Hamilton Corporation
Abbott
Mercy Hospital
Eight Thousand Swindle Hits Local Man Craft
James Craft of 1106 Columbia Ave. was swindled of $8,000 by two confidence men who worked the pigeon drop scam, authorities report yesterday.
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James Craft
Columbia Ave
Aeronca
City Beach Closed Down After Negro Swim
In St Petersburg Florida the city closed both white-only swimming facilities after eight Black residents swam at the Municipal Pier beach. The Spa Pool nearby was shut for planned renovation officials said. The NAACP called the closures a denial of constitutional rights while the city awaits council action.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Municipal Pier
Jack Puryear
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U. S. Supreme Court
Ross Windom
Port Tobacco Named for Indian Queen Potopaco
Port Tobacco Maryland earned its name from Indian Queen Potopaco though early settlers heard it as Port Tobacco. The note highlights the naming origin and perception by initial settlers.
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Port Tobacco, Md
Potopaco
Port Tobacco
Aeronca President Honored On 10th Anniversary
John Lawler, who led Aeronca from near bankruptcy to prosperity, was honored by employees on the 10th anniversary of his association with Aeronca Mfg Corp. at the main plant on Germantown Road. The ceremony included a Wing Tips copy, a 10-year service pin, a traveling freezer, a bronze plaque, roses for Mrs. Lawler, and remarks thanking staff for building the company’s strong position.
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John Lawler
Aeronca
Lawler
Aeronca Mfg. Corp
Aeronca Aircraft Corp
Germantown Road
Gordon J. Wolf
Harry Schroder
Cary Purdum
Delbert Denzer
Cincinnati
Middletown
Indiana Extension
Butler Universities
Curtis-Wright Corp
Buffalo
Mary
Four Kentuckians Held In Theft Near Millville
Four residents of the London area are in the Butler County jail after a $270 coal deal theft near Millville. William Tuttle 25 Dan Cummins 21 and William Parsley 27 are in Oxford jail and a 17 year old juvenile is held. Sheriff Pell says they sold coal to Mrs. Stanley Imboff and one man watched where money was kept. Tuttle allegedly reentered the home and the money was recovered from his shoe. They face arraignment Wednesday night in Oxford before County Judge R Fred Woodruff.
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London. Ky
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Millville
Oxford
William Tuttle
Dan Cummins
William Parsley
Paul Pell
Stanley Imboff
Cattle On U.S. Farms Approaches Ninety-Five Million
The latest figures show nearly 95 million cattle grazing on United States farms and ranches. Industry analysts note steady demand and regional herd concentrations across heartland states, with production implications for beef and dairy sectors.
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United States
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