Funeral services set for John Gordon Gage in Butler
John Gordon Gage 64 of Middletown died Saturday near Butler Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. from Thompson Funeral Home Butler with burial in North Cemetery. Survivors include widow Eva two daughters Mrs W T Maxwell and Mrs Walter B Turner two sons Jack and Robert Gage five grandchildren and two ex wives. Memorial fund created to aid Armco families. flowers omitted.
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John Gordon Gage
Butler
Thompson Funeral
North Cemetery
Gage
Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation
Eva
W. T. Maxwell
Wildwod Kd
Walter B. Turner
Butler, Pa
Jack, Butler
Robert Gage
Yale University
Irma
Armco
Gordon Gage
Armco Association
Henry Burggraf 61 Watchman Dies at Work in Franklin
Henry Burggraf a Stone Container Corp. watchman died of a heart attack at about 4 p.m. Sunday. He was 61 and lived on Park Ave. Survivors include his widow Marie. six daughters Ethel Hibbard Louise Rider Helen Richards Ruth Smith Elsie and Eunice Burggraf. six sons Lee George Chester William Melvin Homer. three brothers Mathias William John. two sisters Ann Weaver and Mary Burggraf. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Springboro Cemetery burial. Visitation after 2 p.m. Tuesday at residence.
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Franklin
Henry Burggraf
Park Ave
Stone Container Corporation
First Baptis Church
Marie
Ethel Hibbard
Tulsa
Okla
Louise Rider
Helen Richards
Ruth Smith
Elsie
Eunice Burggraf
Lee
George
Chester
William
Melvin
Homer
Wevanon
Mathias
Harveysburg
John
Ann Weaver
Dayton
Mary Burggraf
Funeral services planned for Matt Griffin 64
Matt Griffin 64 died at 1 55 p m Sunday at O Cabeta Hospital Dayton. Services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Girton Funeral Home with Rev O P Lowery officiating. Burial in Fairhaven Cemetery Preble County. Survived by widow Jessie three daughters Dolly Melling Sarah Jordan Rosetta Hull two sons Chester Virgil a sister Mrs Sarah Nelley a half brother Anderson Thomas Lakeview nine grandchildren two great grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight.
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Eaton
Matt Griffin
O. Cabeta Hospital
Dayton
Girton
Wieev. O. P. Lowery
Fairhaven
Preble County
Dolly Melling
Sarah Jordan
Rosetta Hull
Muncie
Ind
Chester
Virgil
Ooth
Sarah Nelley
Brookville
Anderson Thomas
Lakeview
Mrs Lillian Audretch Norwood Death Notice
Mrs Lillian Audretch 62 sister of Mrs W H Roehl of 112 Euclid Street Middletown died Sunday at her Norwood home Survivors include three children Clifford Mary Jean Clift and Norman with Norman in U S Army at Ft Benning Georgia four grandchildren four sisters and two brothers Funeral services set for 1130 am Wednesday at Bamber Funeral Home 3011 Woodburn Avenue Cincinnati Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Cincinnati
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Norwood
Lillian Audretch
W. H. Roehl
Euclid St
Middletown
Clifford
Mary Jean Clift
Norman
U. S. Army
Ft. Benning
Bamber Funeral Home
Woodburn Ave
Cincinnati
Rest Haven Cemetery
West Carrollton Woman Mat tie Phillips 71 Dies
Mrs. Mat tie Phillips 71 died at 2 30 p m Saturday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a heart attack. A 39 year West Carrollton resident she is survived by daughter Mrs Mary Doran West Carrollton son Raymond Phillips Alliance Company Franklin sisters Mrs Ida Schreiber Mrs Evelyn Marshall both West Carrollton two grandchildren and four great. Funeral services will be con-
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West Carrolton
Mattie Phillips
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Phillips
West Carrollton
Mary Doran
Raymond
Phillips Alliance Company
Franklin
Ida Schreiber
Evelyn Marshall
Moscow Writer Pavienko Dies at 52 in USSR
Russian novelist Peter Pavienko, 52, a deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, is reported deceased. The announcement notes his prominence in Soviet literary and political circles.
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Moscow
Peter Pavienko
Supreme Soviet of
The
U.S.S.R
Indiana Democratic figure A. C. Sallee dies at 68
Indianapolis mourns the death of A C Sallee 68 longtime associate of the late Thomas Taggart and operator of advertising agencies in Evansville Indianapolis and Los Angeles memorialized as a key Democratic organizer and campaign adviser.
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Indianapolis
A.C. Sallee
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Evansville
Los Angeles
Lani McIntire Leads Hawaiian Orchestra at Lexington Hotel
New York based Lani McIntire aged 47 renowned orchestra leader born in Honolulu had booked Hawaiian ensemble at the Lexington Hotel in New York for the past nine years continuing a long standing engagement in the city.
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New York
Lani McIntire
New York City
Lexington Hotel
Honolulu
William L. Sherry remembered as Paramount founder and studio figure
William L. Sherry, 77, founder and former vice president of Paramount Pictures, and longtime associate of Universal Films United Artists and Metro Goldwyn-M Mayer, died.
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New York
Wiliam L. Sherry
Paramount Pictures, Inc
Universal Films
United Artists
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
William F. Detjen Dies at 73 Former Longines Wittnauer Director
William F. Detjen, 73, served as director and formerly held roles as vice president and secretary at Longines-Wittnauer Watch Company. He was noted for his leadership within the firm and its governance.
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New York
William F. Detjen
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Company
Henry R Sorensen Studio Manager Linked to Shubert Era
Henry R Sorensen long associated with Manhattan theater circles including the Ethel Barrymore Theater. He served as manager for Lee and J. J. Shubert and previously led other New York venues.
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New York
Henry R. Sorensen
Manhattan
Ethel Barrymore
Lee and
J. J. Shubert
Otto Chris Tiansen Ties To Darrow Legacy
Otto Chris Tiansen, 59, is described as a protege of famed criminal attorney Clarence Darrow, the late legal icon whose influence shapes Tiansen’s public profile in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Otto Christiansen
Clarence Darrow
Petain sentence commuted to life in hospital
President Auriol commuted Marshal Petain's life term to permanent hospital confinement, keeping him at Ile d Yeu military prison. At 95 and gravely ill, doctors say he cannot be moved, so he is effectively dying in hospital rather than prison.
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PARIS
Vincent Auriol
Denri Philinne Petain
Petain
Ile D’yeu
France
Verdun
Scouters Plan Family Night Conference Wednesday
A Miami District Miami Area Council Family Night Conference will be held at Chautauqua Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. A picnic dinner is served in the shelterhouse followed by section meetings on program planning for cub scout scout and explorer leaders and committees. Reservation deadline is today at 5 p.m.
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Miami
Mound Builders Area Council
Chautauqua
Shelt- House
Row and car collide injure Rufus Miller in Oxford area
Rufus Miller aged six of Oxford State Road sustained scalp cuts and abrasions to back and legs at 3 45 p m Saturday after running into a car driven by James Farmer 25 of 1812 Highland Street just west of Yankee Road State patrolmen investigated the incident.
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Rufus Miller
Oxford State Rd
James Farmer
Highland St
Yankee Rd
United Nations Estimates 1949 Roarl a Nanletion Growth
The United Nations cites a 1949 estimate of roarla nantletion at 1.351 billion and notes rapid growth.
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The
United Nations
Public Holding Onto Bond For Higher Interest
Washington reports early response favors the Treasury plan letting owners keep matured Series k Defense savings bonds to earn higher interest. Only 13.621 million of 110 million matured bonds cashed in May as the program begins, with taxes deferred until interest is collected.
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Washington
Treasury
Food Handlers to Get Tuberculosis X Rays
The Butler County Mobile Xray unit will be stationed at the Civic Association building on North Broad St Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. Food handlers and servers will be checked for tuberculosis under the county program funded by Christmas Seal drive funds.
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Butler County
Civic Association
North Broad St
Police briefs report two reckless driving or license charges
Dan Heatherly 22 of 37 South Main Street was charged with careless driving after being taken into custody at Sutphin Street and Sunerer Avenue late Saturday. George Wammond 25 of 106 Holland Street Dayton was charged with failure to have a driver’s license after being arrested at Michigan Avenue and Garfield Street yesterday.
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Dan
Heatherly
South Main St
Sutphin St
Sunerer Ave
George Wammond
Holland St
Dayton
Michigan Ave
Garfield St
Child Bitten by Dog Near Brentwood Street
Police report Linda Kay McGonigle a 4 year old of 1891 Brentwood Street was bitten ten times on the left foot yesterday by a dog authorities said.
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Linda Kay McGonigle
Brentwood St
Olice
Missing 14 year old Ernest Abner reported in city area
Police report a 14 year old boy Ernest Abner missing from the city. He has brown hair dark eyes and a fair complexion. He was last seen wearing tan jacket and overall pants.
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Hamilton Sotice
Ernest Abner
Tate
Arrest Report Details Minor Theft Case at 1100 Columbine Ave
Police report states Naeaths Doftus was arrested at 1100 Columbine Avenue after a confrontation with a minor. Officer Marvin Amburoev noted the event and linked the suspect to an attempted theft involving a machine. The incident occurred near TAN Manitunt Ara and remains under investigation.
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Marvin Amburoev
St Marys School Receives Building Permit for Expansion
Orville Corson building commissioner announced a permit issued for St Marys School at 7907 Central Ave. The project covers a basement and first floor with four classrooms built of reinforced concrete and brick at an estimated cost of 110000 dollars.
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St. Mary's School
Central Ave
Orville Corson
First National Bank
Main St
Middletown
Leomt Shine
Nearoy
United or Not Dream Boat Headlines
A compact read cites a radio program lineup featuring Fulton Lewis Jr Gabriel Heatter and Frank Edwards. It lists music segments, crime fighters and bandstand themes on the schedule. The item references a 1450 Club and Dawn Patrol through Harleigh News.
Television Schedule Highlights A Busy Day On Local Stations
A detailed day’s lineup lists morning through late night programs across WLW channels, featuring news updates, talk shows, dramas, kids’ programs, and variety acts. Notable entries include Ruth Lyons Fifty Club, Wake Up and Live, Howdy Doody, Kukla Fran and Ollie, Captain Video, Kate Smith Hour, and Evening Movie blocks across multiple stations.
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Ruth Lyons
Miss Susan
Ernie Lee
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Captain Glenn
Channel 5
Cornelia
Howdy Doody
Cactus Jim
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Paul Winchell
Howard Barlow
Robert Montgomery
Carrot Top Anderson
Faye Emerson
Strawhat Theater
Magic
Tele-Kitchen Dollar Derby
Calling
Three Sentinels
Hawkins Falls Panhandle
Pete Howdy Doody
John Conte
Wkrc-Tv
Chase
Garry Moore
Dick Hageman
Frazier Thomas
Hollywood
CBS News
Vaughan Monroe
Charlie Wild
Wcpo-Tv
Loco the Clown
Bill Dawes
Foley
Whio-Tv
Channel
RAM Officers Are Installed In Troy Rites
R T Richter was installed as high priest of the local Royal Arch Masons chapter in Troy High School auditorium. Eighteen chapters attended as 216 officers were installed in the mass ceremony, about 300 people present. George R Schoedinger of Columbus, past grand high priest for Ohio, served as installing officer. Local officers included McBeth Sample king Myron Snethen scribe E H Hannah treasurer J H Van Atta secretary Louis Waldner Jr captain of the host Melvin Ashcraft principal sojourner Carl Storck royal arch captain A D Lester master third veil Earl Barnhart master second veil Charles Cooper master first veil A Thatcher guard Leslie Dennis senior steward Russell Murphy Jr steward.
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R. T. Richter
Royal Arch Masons
Troy High School
Hobart Arena
George R. Schoedinger
Columbus
Ohio
McBeth Sample
Myron Snethen
E. H. Hannah
Burned Boy Frey Improves After Gasoline Fire Incident
Michael Robert Frey eight son of Clar ence and Mr Frey of 2104 Lowell St. was listed as better this morning at Middletown Hospital after suffering second degree burns when gasoline exploded and clothes ignited. The late Saturday night update shifted him from serious to improved in condition.
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Michael Robert Frey
Clarence Frey
Lowell St
Middletown Hospital
Monopoly Practice Charged To Six Companies
Five Standard Oil firms and Atlas Supply Company found guilty of monopolistic practices in auto parts sales. Examiner Frerett J. Haycraft filed the case with the Federal Trade Commission. review possible within 30 days if appealed. Decision could become commission’s after that period.
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Washington
Standard Oil
Atlas Supply Company
Federal Trade Commission
Frerett J. Haycraft
Commission
MT Companies
New Jersey
Wannielky
California
Ohio
Ana Attane
Newark
J Atlas
Giundarland
Average U S farmer owns about two thousand two hundred in equipment
The article states that the typical American farmer possesses roughly $2,200 worth of machinery, implements, and motor vehicles, reflecting the scale of farm assets across the sector.
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U.S
Copter Flight Falls Short of 820 Mile Test Run
A 12 man Air Force H-19 Sikorsky helicopter failed to reach its 820 mile target, landing about 280 miles short near Chicago. Lt Wayne W Eggert piloted the craft from Wright Patterson AFB and the test aimed to gauge long range cruise settings rather than set a record.
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Dayton
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wiagon
O'Hare Air Field
Chicago
Wright-Patterson
Wayne W. Eggert
Redfield, S.D
General O'Donnell Questions A Bomb Endorsement
Witnesses and O'Donnell quoted on the atomic bomb. The White House said he spoke only for himself and not for the government. O'Donnell later backed away from endorsing use of the A bomb. He is commanding general of the 15th Air Force at March Air Base.
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O'Donnell
White House
15Th Air Force
March Air Base
Elizabeth Taylor Flies to England for Film Work
New York AP report says screen star Elizabeth Taylor left by plane for London early today to shoot a film in England.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
London
England
Dormitory Fire Fails To Halt Church Meeting
A two story dormitory at the International Camp meeting of the Church of God in Anderson Indiana caught fire yesterday morning. The building housed 200 delegates and suffered heavy water and smoke damage with about a third destroyed while delegates were away at the Christ World Service Day program. Church services for about 25 000 attendees continued unimpeded with only a car movement request noted.
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Church of God Denomination of
Middletown
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
Carl Perry
Americans in Canada Get More Gasoline Per Gallon
U S residents buying gasoline in Canada receive the same quantity as if they bought 12 gallons in the United States when ordering 10 gallons due to Canada using the imperial gallon which is larger than the U S gallon.
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U. S
Canada
United States
Vacu-Matic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings
Wisconsin inventor introduces Vacu-Matic automatic unit to rich fuel mixtures, claiming automatic operation on the supercharge principle. Easy installation for cars, trucks, and tractors. Macu-Matic Carburetor Co. offers full particulars for interested readers.
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Wisconsin
Macu-Matic
State St
Waumatosa
Wis
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