Lebanon Merchan t Loses Four Thousand In Daylight Robbery
Irwin Erlich, co-owner of the Erlich Supermarket on Route 42 Lebanon, says two masked gunmen robbed him of over four thousand dollars in broad daylight as he returned from the bank. He described the attackers as two young men about 19 and 21, wearing dark shirts and masks, who fled in a car after the heist collaring the cash in a loading zone near his store. Police traced the car to a neighborhood under construction and are pursuing the suspects. The Erlichs plan increased security after the incident.
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Lebanon
Irwin Erlich
Erlich
Max
Abe Erlich
Chuck
Erlichs
Dayton
Irvin Erlich
Youth Hurt In Auto Collision Near Princeton Pike
Ronald Holstein a 16 year old from Hamilton suffered chin and arm lacerations when the car carrying three youths was crowded off Princeton Pike around 1 30 this morning. He was treated at Hamilton Mercy Hospital. Sheriff deputies said Donald Lee Bowman 19 of Fairfield drove a westbound car off the road after being blinded by oncoming lights. Bowman and another passenger Paul Peil 17 son of Sheriff Paul A Peil were uninjured.
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Ronald Holstein
Hamilton
Princeton Pike
Holstein
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Clarence Blevins
Richard Metcalfe
Sheriff's Department
Donald Lee Bowman
Fairfield
Bowman
DWI Charged After Crash Near Verity Parkway
A two car collision at N Verity Parkway and Germantown Road led to a driving while intoxicated arrest. Napier, 21, of 408 Park St., collided with Hunter, 22, of 1624 Sycamore St., at 12 30 a.m. damage totaled 1050 with Napier cited.
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N. Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
William Napier
Park St
Napier
Verity Parkway
Junon Hunter
Sycamore St
Hunter
Church To Hold Family Day Benefit Dinner
A "Family Day" turkey dinner for the Men’s Day Rally will be held in the Phillips Chapel Church dining room after morning services Sunday. Reservations may be made with Rev. James Harley or committee members Bishop Clark A C Williams or Samuel Holmes at the church.
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Phillips Chapel
James Harley
Bishop Clark
A. C. Williams
Samuel Holmes
Pardon Wrong Name in Journal on Bartender Injury
The Journal corrects a Tuesday report naming bartender Steve Dennis as the injured worker after he was struck in the eye with a beer bottle at the Chili Parlor on Clinton Street. Dennis, of Webster Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital. prior report had identified him as William Dennis.
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N. Clinton St
Steve Dennis
Webster St
Middletown Hospital
William Dennis
Middletonian Is Sentenced For Robbery
Ronald Long, 39, of 2013 Erie Ave., was found guilty of robbery by a Common Pleas Court jury and given an indefinite term in the Ohio Penitentiary. He slugged Frank Mackey of Mackey's Cafe with a beer bottle and stole about $20 last March 21. Long had prior prison terms.
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Middletonian
Ohio
Common Pleas
Ronald Long
Erie Ave
P. P. Boll
Frank Mackey
Mackey’. Cafe
Long
Mansfield
Insurance firm sues for 12706 on health policy
Omaha Benefit Health and Accident Assn of Omaha filed a suit in Common Pleas Court against Irving Margoles of 1519 Central Ave. The insurer claims misrepresentation on a health policy issued March 2, 1953 and says Margoles reported disability on April 26, 1954 for pulmonary tuberculosis leading to a payout of 12706.60. The firm alleges a prior tuberculosis history from 1951 was not disclosed. The company states no physical examination is required for underwriting.
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Omaha Benefit Health and Accident Assn. of
Omaha
Common Pleas
Irving Margoles
Central Ave
Margoles
Hearing Set for David Reynolds on Delinquency Charge
A hearing for David Reynolds 19 of 112 Webster Sr. is scheduled in Butler County Domestic Relations Court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old Middletown girl. The complaint was signed by a family member and Reynolds was taken to jail yesterday. Bill Fitzgerald of 106 Kenwood Dr reported a garage break in on June 7 with losses including two fishing rods two reels four spools of line and one plug totaling about 152.85.
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David Reynolds
Webster Sr
Middletown
Butler County Domestic Relations Court
Reynolds
Bill Fitzgerald
Kenwood Dr
Stolen 1951 Model Car Recovered in Hamilton
Hamilton police recovered a 1951 model car stolen from Dale Brandenburg of 230 Park Street on June 3. The vehicle was found in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Dale Brandenburg
Park St
Waller says stolen clothes found on porch
Edna Waller of 1301 Yankee Road told police yesterday that clothes reported stolen from her bedroom Sunday night were recovered on her front porch.
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Edna Waller
Yankee Rd
Ford Mercury closes Wayne plant for a surplus of cars
The Mercury Division of Ford Motor Co. said Friday it will close its Wayne Michigan assembly plant all next week due to a surplus of new cars. Mercury plants at Los Angeles and Metuchen New Jersey were closed this week.
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Detroit
Mercury
Ford Motor Co
Wayne, Mich
Los Angeles
Metuchen
N. J
Turnpike Restaurants May Lose Contracts
The Ohio Turnpike Commission will consider canceling the contracts of Olympic Commissary Co. of Chicago, operator of six substandard Turnpike restaurants on the eastern section, at a special Thursday meeting. Commission chairman James W. Shocknessy said final action would be taken.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
James W. Shocknessy
Olympic
Olympic Commissary Co. of
Chicago
Cleveland Orchestra Performs In Poland
The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra left Warsaw Friday after five concerts in Polish cities. Warsaw Radio 1 said it was received enthusiastically everywhere. The orchestra performed in Warsaw Katowice Krakow and Poznan.
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London
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Warsaw
Radio 1
Katowice
Krakow
Poznan
Canadians Killed in Headon Crash Near Bellefontaine
Three young Canadians died in a two car collision two miles north of Bellefontaine Ohio on U S 68 Friday night. Harold E Atkins Jr 23 and his brother FE A Atkins 22 of Willowdale Ontario and Dwight G Worley 24 of Toronto were identified by Logan County Coroner Dr W B Casey. The other driver Thomas H Hines of Detroit was in critical condition at Mary Rutan Hospital.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Here
Logan County
W. B. Casey
Harold E. Atkinson
FE. A. Atkinson
Willowdale
Ont
Dwight G. Worley
Toronto
U.S
Casey
Thomas H. Hines
Detroit
Mary Rutan
Cause Sought In Fire At Weinman Pump Plant
Columbus fire investigators probed the cause of a two alarm blaze that hit the Weinman Pump Manufacturing Co production area Friday night. Chief Walter G. Strickfaden put tentative damage at 50000 dollars. About 900 production workers, Local 3970 United Steelworkers on strike since May 10, were involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weinman Pump Manufacturing Co
Walter G. Strickfaden
United Steelworkers of America
Seven Die In Missouri Flood In Farm Family Tragedy
Beaufort Missouri reports a flash flood swept a car carrying a farm family of seven. Deputies say a wall of water lifted the vehicle an eighth of a mile. five bodies were found inside, one nearby, and one child missing. The family name was not released. Beaufort lies about 40 miles southwest of St Louis.
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Charles A. Granenmann
Beaufort
St. Louis
Plays Cowboy But Bullets Prove Real
A teenage farm wife, Leona Fern Chapman, 16, was shot in Havre de Grace Maryland while a claimed pretend cowboy duel with a real bullet occurred. Her husband, William Clifford Chapman, 24, said they were play fighting when the accidental shooting wounded her in the abdomen and she was hospitalized in Hartford Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
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Havre OF Grace, Md
Leona Fern Chapman
Harford Memorial Hospital
William Clifford Chapman
Jap War Crimes Prisoner Freed
The United States pardoned former Army Lt. Ichiro Maida, a 26 year prisoner from Sugamo Prison for World War II crimes. Australia also pardoned three prisoners. The Sugamo totals now stand at 66 U S and 5 Australia.
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Tokyo
United States
Australia
Sugamo Prison
Army
Ichiro Maida
Belgium Cuts Period Of Military Service
Brussels reports Belgium reduced compulsory military service from 18 to 15 months. Government promises compensating measures to keep NATO forces at full strength.
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Belgium
Brussels
NATO
Bees Overrun Dredge. Crew Abandons Ship
In Philadelphia near Burlington Island the dredge Franklin was seized by a swarm of bees. Police Chief John R. Stewart, an amateur beekeeper, corralled the insects and the 20 crew members returned to the vessel after about 34 hours.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
Burlington Island
Delaware River
John R. Stewart
Boy chews weed killer found near bus stop
Nine year old Britt Poland became ill after finding a small black crystal on the ground and chewing it while waiting for the school bus in Azusa California. His mother questioned him and officials confirmed the crystal was weed killer. He recovered.
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Azusa
Calif
Britt Poland
Britt
Two men rob Middletown man after forcing him into car
Ervin Ousley, 49, was accosted on Hudson Avenue near Garfield Street at 11:30 p.m. by two white men who drove him to a country road and back. They robbed him of about $1.50 and a straight razor before slugging him. Ousley received head cuts and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Police detained one suspect for investigation. another man was arrested at 2:40 a.m. and released after questioning.
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Middletown
Ervin Ousley
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Ousley
Hudson Avenue
Garfield Street
Panic Buying Reported In Red Areas
Western diplomats report panic buying spreading from Moscow and into Czechoslovakia and Hungary as fears of ruble devaluation take hold. Pravda denies official devaluation while accusing hostile elements of spreading rumors. Satellites rely on Moscow loans to stay afloat amid economic strain.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pravda
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Europe
Twining To Give Ideas On Defense
At Quantico Virginia General Nathan F Twining soon to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff outlines defense views to 161 civilian and uniformed leaders at the fifth annual defense conference. The session is sponsored by Secretary of Defense Wilson with tight secrecy ahead of no public summary of opinions.
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Quantico
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Air Force
Marine
Wilson
Defense Department
Riding Club Plans Show Tomorrow at Bob Laird Farm
The Sundowners Riding Club of West Middletown heads a 17 event horse show tomorrow starting at noon on Elk Creek Road near Rt 122. President Joe Little and VP Clarence Pence lead the two year old club. Events include youngsters and small ponies. rain date is next Sunday.
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The
Sundowners’ Riding Club of
West Middletown
Bob Laird
Rt. 122
Elk Creek Road
Joe Little
Clarence Pence
FDR's Grandson Marries in Denver Ceremony
William Donner Roosevelt, 28, grandson of Franklin D. Roosevelt, wed 23-year-old Denver native Karyn Kyle in an informal ceremony at Warren Methodist Church. Guests included Eleanor Roosevelt and the couple’s families as they begin life on Elliott Roosevelt’s ranch in northeastern Colorado.
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Denver
William Donner Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Karyn Kyle
Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Elizabeth Donner Hansen
Palm Beach
Fla
Eleanor Roosevelt
Warren Methodist Church
Thomas Kyle
Colorado
New Finance Reports Due From Unions
Secretary of Labor Mitchell announced a revised financial reporting form for about 40 000 national and local unions. The form, for fiscal years ending on or after June 30, requires disclosure of asset sales loane repayments real estate transactions assets pledged as collateral and officer allowances plus any gifts or loans to officers or staff.
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Washington
Mitchell
Hungary coal production declines amid miner absenteeism rise
Vienna report says Budapest sources claim Hungarian coal output is dropping by about three percent due to unexplained higher miner absenteeism. No further specifics were provided.
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Vienna
Radio
Budapest
Fall Injuries Fatal in Cincinnati Woman Dies
Mrs. Marie Sauer, 80, of Cincinnati, injured in a fall on May 26, died Friday at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Marie Sauer
Deaconess Hospital
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Hughes St
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Ellen Dr
Donald Laut
Sth Ave
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Cleo Thomas
Tytus Ave
Oliver Smith
Young St
S. Verity Park
Kroger's
Pardon
Turnpike
Cleveland Orchestra
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Tytus
Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Savings & Loan Building
Chas. H. Shook, Inc. General Contractors
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