Dead Child Saved From Nazis Reunites With Savior
An 11 year old Jewish girl saved from the Nazis as a toddler by Mrs Cashimira Arens meets her finder in New York. Felicia Grunfeder, who lived in a white coffin to stay hidden, joyfully greets the woman who devised the plan years ago. The odyssey spanned Vienna Leipzig Boston and displacement before reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Felicia Grunfeder
Cashimira Arens
Felicia
Warsaw
Arens
Warsaw Ghetto
Leipzig
Venice
Calif
Truman Honored by 4 H Club Members at Camp
President Truman is to receive a 4 H Club pin at the 19th annual 4 H Camp with about 250 youths from the U S and nine other nations. The award honors his role in founding the Jackson County Farm Bureau in Missouri and a Washington Township boys and girls club in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Don Rutter
Shelbina
Mary Alice Bowers
Cushing
Okla
Don Warnock
Baker, Ore
Carol E. Martin
Cheshire
Mass
White House
Mr. Truman
Missouri
Washington
Agriculture Department
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Boys and Girls Club
Washington Township
Watch Identified in Slaying Trial by Prosecution
Athens AP report details witness testimony about a wrist watch and camera linked to Grover Rawlins in the murder of Eleanor Gifford, a church worker. Prosecution seeks to connect the loot to the burglary and slaying, with co defendants Harry Dodds and Jimmy Stewart named.
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Athens, C
Yestern
Grover ¥. Rawlins
Athens
Ain
Iss
Eleanor Gifford
Nuary
T. Vincent Martin
Rawlins
Harry Dodd
Five Doctors Endorse Laxative Habit Break Plan
Five New York doctors demonstrate a plan to stop laxative use. The regimen begins with nightly Carter's pills for one week then gradually reduces until none are needed. Drink eight glasses of water daily to restore natural regularity.
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New York
Carter
Lausche Hinted as Taft Opponent for 1952 Senate Race
Delaware AP report notes Gov. Frank J. Lausche a Democrat being considered as a potential rival to Sen. Robert A. Taft, Republican, in next year’s election. The two men spoke at Ohio Wesleyan University where Lausche urged civic talk and mutual respect amid speculation about political matchups.
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Delaware
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lausche
Taft
Columbus
Coal Industry Sets Talks on June 21 and July 7
Lewis invites northern soft coal and anthracite operators to contract chats as mines recessed until June 21. Hard coal operators agreed to meet July 7 in Philadelphia. The Coal Operators Associations of Ohio northern West Virginia and western Pennsylvania also accepted. Moody praised the session and dismissed czar references, stressing constructive talks with UMW bargainers.
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Lewis
Northern
Philadelphia
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Love
UMW
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bank Robbers Auto Found Near Bucyrus Ohio
In Crawford County Ohio a stolen car believed used by two bank robbers in a 2731 dollar North Fairfield bank robbery was found abandoned in a field southwest of Bucyrus. Authorities tied the getaway car to Paul Van Zile of Rittman. The bandits, who bound the bank manager and a 17 year old customer, fled after rifling cash drawers.
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Bucyrus. C
Fairfield
Crawford County
Trus
Wooster
Paul van Zile
Rittman
C. A. Leak
Parole Slated For Ohioan With Record In City
A Wilmington man with a police record is among parolees to be released from the London Prison Farm on July 22. Russell Gotherman, 52, was sentenced in 1940 to 10 to 25 years for armed robbery tied to the kidnapping of W. J. Barry, operator of the Chatto Restaurant. He had earlier served 11 years for manslaughter, the fatal shooting of his own father in a farm home near Wilmington. Also eyed for parole are Floyd Skaggs linked to the Sohio station robbery, Jimmie Mae Merchant for manslaughter, Eugene Collins for forgery, and others among 62 paroles granted.
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Wilmington
London
Russell Gotherman
Gotherman
W. J. Barry
Baltimore St
Middletown
Ohio
Floyd Skaggs
Hamilton
Sohio
Main St
First Ave
Charles Kelly
Skaggs
Springfield
Jimmie Mae Merchant
Walnut St
Odie McDaniels
Ninth Ave
Eugene Collins
Parole Board
Prison Farm
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Scout Committee To Meet Tonight
Scout Committee of Mound Builders Area Council BSA meets at 8 p m in the Civic Association office. James Martin chairs as council activities review Camporee results and plan for 1949 50. Attendees include L A Waldner Marion Snyder and Warren Young. Middletown District commissioners meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the same office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Council Activities Committee
James Martin
The
Civic Association
Martin
L. A. Waldner
Middletown
Marion Snyder
Fort Ancient
Warren Young
Miami
Earl Klein
Senators Mull Fifth Amendment to Halt Strikes
Senator Douglas of Illinois said he and Senator Hill of Alabama will introduce a fifth amendment to a labor bill allowing government seizure of plants for up to 90 days to suspend strikes endangering national health or safety. The move targets national emergency contingencies amid the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
D-Ill
Hill
Ala
Safety Board Studies Report On Cleanup Week
The Spring Clean Up-Paint Up campaign success was presented to Middletown officials. The report tallies 615 rats killed 351 truck loads of trash hauled away 191 refuse cans disinfected and 1679 front lawns given a new face. Repaired electrical equipment and insect breeding sites were noted by many students. A truck roader event at LeSourdsville Lake was approved with a safety booth planned for LeSourdsville food show. Armco Steel East Works Plant praised for 3,000,000+ hours without a lost time accident. Walter H. Spindler reported the positive impact of the Middletown Bicycle Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Middletown ~Y
LeSourdsville Lake
The
Safety Council
LeSourdsville
Armco Steel Corporation
East Works
Walter H. Spindler
Middletown
Pardon Power For Governor Under Attack
Ohio lawmakers push constitutional change to strip governors of power to grant reprieves or pardons for first degree murders with mercy recommendations. Life terms would enforce at least 66 years unless innocence proven or new trial granted. Senate Judiciary Committee considers related bill amid other tax and pension relief proposals.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
John J. Gallagher
Cuyahoga
Gallagher
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ann Ryan
Stark
Ohio
Congress
Senate House
Guy C. Hiner
R-Stark
George C. Philpot
R-Noble
Welfare Department
GE Rejects CIO Demand for $500 Annual Package
General Electric on wage talks with a CIO union rejected a demand for a $500-a-year benefits package for each worker. Union relations manager George H. Pfeif said no general increase in wages or costs is warranted at this time. The statement followed the first day of negotiations between GE representatives and CIO United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric Company
CIO
George H. Pfeif
Atomic tests secrecy linked to vital installation completion
A statement notes the priority of finishing the installation quickly due to its link to the 1948 Eniwetok tests. The tests, conducted on a Pacific island, were kept secret and their results have never been disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eniwetok
Pacific
Fire alarm at John Ross Store due to waste in shaft
A fire alarm sounded at 11 17 a m today at the John Ross Store caused by waste materials in the top of the elevator shaft. No damage occurred. Store officials stated the shaft had been inspected that morning by a Denton Inc inspector for periodic elevator checks. The text notes the first American railroad was horse drawn and used in 1828 to haul granite for the Bunker Hill monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Denton, Inc
America
Bunker Hill Monument
Negotiations For Goodrich, Union Are Off
Akron area. Goodrich and the CIO United Rubber Workers said negotiations for a new contract broke down after three weeks. Neither side can cancel the current agreement until August 24. Local president George Bass said seven Goodrich Locals will seek strike authority from about 17 000 members. The union seeks 25 cent hourly raises plus a $100 a month pension and health welfare program. The company argues for wage reductions and cites industry price competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
B. F. Goodrich Company
CIO United Rubber Workers
George Bass
Goodrich
Covered Wagon To Be In City
A 1849 covered wagon, symbol of the U S Savings Bond Drive, will be in Hamilton at 10:30 a m Thursday. The canvas wagon will park at Broad St and Central Ave by Gallaher s Drug Store to call attention to Bonds as a safe savings method. From Dayton, the wagon arrives Friday per Edward Barker, Savings Bond Committee chair. The drive runs May 16 to June 30 with about 700 cities viewing 30 relics nationwide.
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U. S
Broad St
Central Ave
Gallaher
Dayton
Hamilton
Edward Barker
Savings Bond Committee
Bible School Opens Monday at First Church of God
Bible School at the First Church of God on Crawford Street begins June 20 for children ages four to 14. Classes run Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 am, with sessions closing July 1. Mrs. C. H. directs, with staff including teachers for beginners primary junior and intermediate groups and a secretary and music staff.
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Church of God
Crawford St
C. H
Tony
Earnest Ghew
John Thornberry
Turner Powers
Dwain White
Herbert Lucas
Vesula
Lillian Shepard
Clara Toliver
Mary Drexler
Plans for July truck roadeo at Le Sourdsville Lake
Charles Dumford chairman of the Middle town Safety Council Vehicle Division says plans for a July 30 truck roadeo are gaining momentum. Four trucks have been committed by International and Ford to supply tractors trailers and a straight truck for the event. The roadeo will test commercial driver skills on an obstacle course attracting spectators. The committee will meet again early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dumford
Middletown
Dumford
State Liquor Board Suspends Four Permits in Ohio
The State Liquor Board suspended four permits in Ohio. Robert F. Snyder of College View Farm Market is charged with 3.2 beer carry out and interference with inspection. case dismissed. Butler County Sportsmen Association in Hamilton faces 3.2 beer and illegal possession with a 30 day suspension held for good behavior. Katherine Horvath in Hamilton operates a night club with illegal sale of beer. case taken under advisement.
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Columbus, O
State Liquor Board
Robert F. Snyder
College View Farm Market
Oxford
Butler County Sportsmen Association
M. R
Hamilton
Katherine Horvath
Two Injured In Accidents On Highways Yesterday
State patrolmen report multiple incidents with two injuries. Franklin Covey, 25, of Trenton Route 1, suffered lacerations and was treated at Middletown Hospital after his car side swiped a tanker driven by Henry E. Bushbaum, 32, of Brown Street. George Marburger, 25, of Dayton, received minor cuts and bruises when his car sideswiped Leonard Day, 50, of Pontiac, Michigan. Marburger was fined for unsafe operation. William Kidwell, 36, of Miamisburg, escaped injury when his truck went out of control and struck a ditch near the Victory Motor Court. damage was slight. Clyde Hollen, 30, of Finley Street, was charged with unsafe operation after his car side swiped Elvin Lindsay, 59, of Middletown Route 3. An accident on Oxford State Road caused $200 damage to a truck driven by Michael Voynovich, 26, of Harrison Avenue, Cincinnati, which struck a parked car. Three cars sustained $750 damage in a Verity Parkway incident involving John King, 43, Wilbert Hurd, 22, Dayton, and Julius Levy, 44.
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Franklin Covey
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Covey
Henry E. Bushbaum
Brown St
George Marburger
Dayton
Leonard Day
Pontiac
Mich
Franklin
Marburger
Squire Warren Young
William Kidwell
Miamisburg
Victory Motor Court
Clyde Hollen
Finley St
Elvin Lindsay
Middletown
Oxford State Rd
Michael Voynovich
Harrison Ave
Cincinnati
Donald Murphy
North Main St
Verity Pkwy
John King
West Middletown
Wilbert Hurd
Grand Ave
Julius Levy
Monroe St
Lift Thinking at Oxford College Graduation
Grove Patterson, editor in chief of the Toledo Blade, urged Western College graduates to raise their thinking levels and work toward human progress. He said world peace depends on individual desire, not force, as two seniors Lucille Colberg and Evelyn Lucille Jansen received magna cum laude honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Western College
Lucille Colberg
Euclid O
Evelyn Lucille Jansen
Hammond
Ind
Police Briefs From Miamisburg Incident Summaries
William Pope aged 20 of 50 South Main Street was charged with speeding on South ae Street early today. Beatrice Lige, 13, of 1428 Sycamore Street, was bitten on the knee by a dog the owner was advised to keep the animal tied for 14 days. Emmett Jenkins of 212 Monroe Street reported the theft of a bicycle valued at $35 taken from Sunset Park last Friday.
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William Pope
South Main St
Miamisburg
Ae St
Beatrice Lige
Sycamore St
Emmett Jenkins
Monroe St
Sunset Park
YMCA Youngsters Tours Middletown Post Office
YMCA youngsters are to tour the Middletown Post Office at 2 p.m. Thursday. Boys should assemble in the lobby at 1:45 p.m. Junior leaders assist Braak with the tour. A Hi-Y Dance follows tonight from 8:30 to 11 p.m. in the Boys Lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Braak
Ter Braak
Colored News: Local sewing club Friday meeting at Mrs Griffin's home
The Rose Bud Sewing Club will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Griffin at 866 Sixth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant and Beatrice Wilson visited Richmond Indiana with Mrs Wilson's parents. Daisy Bradley will present a musical program at Phillips Chapel C M E Church Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm, sponsored by the church's Women division. Friday at 8 pm Rev G C Glenn of Phillips Metropolitan Church Cincinnati will guest with his congregation and junior choir. United States mail service by railroads began in 1835.
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Rose Bud Sewing Club
James Bryant
Beatrice Wilson
Richmond, Ind
Mrs. Hampton
Mrs. Wilson
Daisy Bradley
Phillips Chapel
Women’s Division
G. C. Glenn
Phillips Metropolitan Church of
Cincinnati
FBI Chief Hoover Faces Demands After Gossip Scandal
The paper reports a gossip flap against FBI Director Hoover with no comment from him. The Coplon case enters day 52 as Archibald Palmer aims to call Dr. Edward Condon and Harold Ickes, with government objections noted. In New York, Hiss defense contends over state secrets and handwriting analysis while 11 Communists trial continues with Gilbert Green testifying. Picketing near the federal court spurs possible new anti-picketing law, and congressional committees study related oaths and legislation.
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Hoover
FBI
Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Edward A. Condon
Harold Ickes
Albert Reeves
Washington
New York
State Department
Alger Hiss
Hiss
U. S
Gilber Green
Chicago
Justice Department
Communist Party
Coplon—Palmer
Ickes
Frederic March
Thse
Condon
National Bureau of Standards
United Nations
Bulgaria
Russia
Whittaker Chambers
Courrier
Grand Jury
Chambers
Europe
Far East
Green
John Gates
Communist Daily Worker
Marx
Lenin
Dissolution Sought for Bruckman Brewing Company
Nine minority stockholders in Cincinnati's Bruckman Brewing Co filed in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court seeking dissolution and a court order to restrain further asset waste. The suit alleges mismanagement and warns continuing losses could render equity worthless, asking asset disposal and distribution under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bruckman Brewing Company of
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Harvester's Auburn Plant To Be Closed
The International Harvester Company will discontinue operations at its Auburn plant effective November 1, 1950. Vice President Ralph C Archer cited long term competitive disadvantages due to changing manufacturing patterns and higher transportation costs. The firm, employing about 80,000 people across 23 plants, will seek to dispose of the Auburn facility to another company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
International Harvester Company
Ralph C. . Archer
Archer
Red Hair Saves 7 Year Old Boy at Muskingum Lake
Seven year old Glenn Hatcher nearly drowned while swimming at Muskingum College lake. Mrs. William Costello of Ironton jumped in fully clothed with help from her daughter Ann to reach the boy. They and bystanders performed artificial resuscitation. the child revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Concorn, C. (Ap
Glenn Hatcher
Thomas Hatcher
Muskingum College
Yeterday
William Costello
Ironton, O
State Auditor’s Office
Ann
Nine Children Escape Blaze Near Massillon
Nine children and their mother leaped to safety as a fire nearly gutted a Massillon area home west of the city. Mrs Walter Brown and seven kids ages four to 18 were trapped upstairs. they survived with minor bruises after jumping about 12 feet from a window. The husband a section hand was at war, and Harold Brown, a yard worker, said the blast from an oil heater in the kitchen likely started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Mothe
Walter Brown
Harold
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Scout Committee
Safety Board
AEC
Hatfield Coal CO
DIAL
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Oxford College
YMCA
Colored News
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Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
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