Primary election filings total expenses and receipts in Hamilton area
Three committees and eight candidates filed statements listing receipts and expenditures totaling 3332 for the May 6 primary. Receipts 1377 and expenditures 1954. 47 other candidates filed. Republican Central Committee candidates were not required to file due to no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For Better Democratic
Richard N.koehler
Fairfield Democratic Club
Clifford Richardson
Butler County
Democratic Central Campaign Committee
Harry B. Grevey
Richard J. Wersel
Central Committee
Hamilton
First Ward
Ben S. VanGorden
M. David, Armstom
Joan Raymond Stromquist
Manchester Ave
Middletown
Fairfield Township
Arthur Reiff
Raymond C. Motley
Lammie Bailey
S. Main Sr
Republican Central Committee
Court Frees Defendants in Four Dismissed Cases
Municipal Judge J T Riley dismissed four cases at complainants' request in yesterday's session. Removed charges include William Richardson for disorderly conduct and assault and battery, Roy Peters for disorderly conduct, and Helen Peters for abandonment of minor children. Bonds forfeited: Ralph Gueltig for driving left of center and Robert Aiken for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
William Richardson
N. River St
Roy Peters
Lynn St
Helen Peters
Ralph Gueltig
Robert Aiken
Miamisburg
Garcia Heads To New York
Chicago bids farewell to President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines as he prepares to depart for New York on the next leg of an 11 day U S tour. A Lake Michigan yacht cruise city sightseeing and receptions precede a press conference before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carlos P. Garcia
The
Phillippines
Garcia
New York
United States
Lake Michigan
Frank W. Jenks
International Harvester Co
Philippines
Cabinet Men Back Argument For Trace Act
Secretary of State Dulles and Secretary of Commerce Weeks urged extension of reciprocal trade amid growing Senate resistance. They testified before the Senate Finance Committee on a bill to extend the program beyond June 30 and grant the President new tariff-cutting power as Senate Republicans push for a three year limit. The House backed a five year extension despite Soviet economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of State
Dulles
Secretary of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
House
Eisenhower
Wheat Production Controls Approved in 38 States
Farmers voted for the sixth straight year to keep federal wheat production limits. In 38 producing states the referendum on the 1959 wheat crop attracted 165,868 votes for controls and 32,342 against, a 63.7 percent majority.
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Washington
Rabbi At 16 Is Dead At 75
Baltimore AP reports Dr. Maurice Chideckel died yesterday at age 75. Born in Vilna, Russia, he became a rabbi at 16, later earned a medical degree in 1908, edited a Jewish newspaper, and authored 15 books including Strictly Private, a diary that sparked wide comment in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maurice Chideckel
Vilna
Russia
Lwide
McDonald Faces Big Libel Suit in Pittsburgh
Frank W. O'Brien, a USW Local 1843 presidential candidate, files a $1 million libel suit in Allegheny County. He alleges campaign literature posted at Jones & Laughlin Steel's Hazelwood plant libeled him. Named are Stanely Skalnik and Andrew Toth, local officers, as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pa
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Allegheny County
Frank W. O'Brien
USW
Pittsburgh
O'Brien
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Hazelwood
Stanley Skalnik
Andrew Toth
Dues Protest Committee
Skainik
William Gallagher
Power Transformer Plant Planned Near Muncie Indiana
Westinghouse Electric Corp announces a multi million dollar power transformer plant near Muncie Indiana with production starting late 1961 or early 1962 and more than 2000 workers planned at full operation per vice president John H. Chiles Jr. The project signals major job creation in the region.
No Trace Found In Bank Robbery Search
Inspector Jess Dennis of the Butler County Sheriff's department reported no new information in the search for two masked armed bandits who robbed a Monroe family of 911 dollars Friday morning. The suspects fled from Henry D Moore Sr's farm home at Rt 63 Yankee in an awaiting automobile after binding Addie and Hugh Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Dennis
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Monroe
Henry D. Moore
Rt. 63
Yankee
Moore
Addie
Hugh Smith
Three-Car Pile-Up On South Main Street Causes $145 In Damage
Property damage totaling 145 dollars followed a three car collision on South Main Street yesterday. Merlin G. Pove, 40, pulled from the curb into Creed J T Pruitt's southbound car, which struck Willard M. Johnson's curbside vehicle. Pove was cited to court. A second crash at Tytus Avenue and Auburn Street involved Susan Campbell backing from Tytus into Jerome Robinson's stopped car, causing 25 dollars in damage.
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South Main Street
Merlin G. Pove
Grove St
S. Main St
Creed J T. Pruitt
Trenton
Pruitt
Pope
Willard M. Johnson
Tytus Avenue
Auburn Street
Susan Campbell
Middletown
Truman Aides' Jail Sentences Postponed for New Trial Bid
In Huron South Dakota Chief Judge Archibald Gardner stayed the two year prison terms of Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle to allow a hearing on their request for a new trial based on alleged new evidence. Connelly, ex appointments secretary to President Truman, and Caudle, former head of the Justice Department tax division, were to report in St. Louis Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Connelly
Truman
Caudle
Justice Department
Multiple Couples Named In Butler County Court Listings
The record lists numerous individuals linked to Butler County Court filings including Henry Robinson 19 and Linda Sibey 17 at Granada Ave. and Rt. 1 in Trenton, Frederick Woolum 19 and Judy Gordon 16 in Hamilton, and Elden Fisher 28 with Virginia Musch 29 in Hamilton. Other pairs include Joseph Boggs 19 and Sheila Frazier 19 in Fairfield, Keith 23 and Gayle Turner 21 in Trenton area, and Raymond Devine 49 with Mary Ellen Rice 51 in Oxford. Additional entries include Marvin Dearth 18 and Ruth Basford 16 in Oakwood, Thomas Sanders 24 in Columbus Air Force area with Lillian Fields 16, Kenneth Johnson 20 and Rilda Jane Burchwell 16, and James Hannan 29 with Betty Faber 30 in Hamilton.
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Edward
Keith
Trenton Rt. 1
Gayle Turner
Vannest Ave
Joseph S. Boggs
Glendale
Sheila Frazier
Fairfield
Fred Dakin
Goldman Ave
Barbara Wagner
Linden Ave
Wiliam R
Howard William Martindill
Ohio
Pamela Schwab
Oxford Rt
Marvin Dearth
Packer
Woodlawn Ave
Ruth Basford
Grand Ave
Thomas Sanders
U. S. Air Force
Columbus
Lillian Fields
Yankee Rd
Kenneth Johnson
Mason
Rilda Jane Burchwell
Maud
James Hannan
Cincinnati
Betty Faber
Hamilton
Ollie Cunningham
Armco
Garfield St
Dorothy Reynolds
Sabin Honored by Soviet Microbiologists
Dr Albert B Sabin renowned virus researcher in Cincinnati receives honorary membership from the Soviet Society of Microbiologists as Russians begin tests with Sabin developed live virus polio vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabin
Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
Soviet Society of Microbiologists
Former Middletown Resident Dies After Avila Pier Fall
Frances Hollon 33 fell into Avila California water while fishing off a pier Thursday evening. Coast Guard recovered the body and investigators weigh whether death came from a heart attack or drowning. She and husband Capt Arnold Hollon Air Force were en route to Santa Barbara. burial planned in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hollon
Avila
Calif
Coast Guard
Deaths And Funerals 11 Year Old Killed In Fall
An 11 year old Hamilton boy, Billy Adelser Jr., died after falling from a bicycle on Eaton Road. He suffered a skull fracture and died at Mercy Hospital. The incident occurred about 2 p.m. when riding with a 13 year old friend, Robert Wilson. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Klaus Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Eaton Road
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Billy Adelser
Willi . Adelsperger Jr
N. E St
Robert Alan Wilson
Wilson
Billy
Mercy Hospital
Malcom von
Klaus
Death notices: Fred W. Fry 67 of Fort Lauderdale Florida
Fred W. Fry 67 of 4751 N E Third Terrace Ft Lauderdale Florida died in a local hospital after moving from Middletown Ohio a year ago. Retired Armco Steel employee and assistant supervisor of maintenance after 40 years. Survived by wife Frances two sons Jerry R and Fred E two daughters Mrs John F Ryan and Mrs Ruth Runyan four sisters and six grandchildren. Services Monday at 10 a.m. at Fairchild Funeral Home Chapel with burial Lauderdale Memorial Gardens.
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Fred W. Fry
N. E
Third Terrace
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Nicholasville
Florida
Middletown
Fry
First Methodist Church
Armco Steel Corp
Frances
Jerry R
Miami
Fred E
Cincinnati
John F. Ryan
Westport
Fairchild Funeral Home
Lauderdale Memorial Gardens
Mrs Annie Laura Watson Williams dies in California
Mrs Annie Laura Watson Williams 43 a former Middlesonian died at 4 45 p m yesterday at her Corcoran California home after months of illness She leaves two sons Raymond L and John Williams three daughters Rose Ada Darline and Olivia Anna Marie all of Dayton a brother James E Hunter of Ft Mead Md and her mother Ada Watson of Hamilton Services are set for 1 p m Monday at Second Baptist Church with Rev Rollen F Hans officiating Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Green Funeral Home Hamilton after 3 p m Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laura Watson Willliams
Corcoran
Calif
Raymond L
John Williams
Rose Ada
Darline
Olivia Anna Marie
Dayton
James E. Hunter l
Ft. Mead, Md
Ada Watson
Hamilton
Second Baptist Church
Rollen F. Hans
Woodside Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
Colin B Apgar obituary at Miami Valley Hospital
Colin B Apgar aged 84 of Franklin died yesterday morning at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. He resided on Clevenger Crosley Road at Five Points near Springboro. He was survived by relatives and friends in the area.
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Franklin
Colin B. Apgar
Clevenger-Crosley Road
Springboro
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Services for William F. Hurtt in Franklin
Funeral services for William F. Hurtt 58 of 6960 Shaker Road will be at 2 pm Monday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial at Springboro Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hurtt died Thursday at Middletown Hospital.
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Franklin
Wiliam F. Hurtt
Shaker Rd
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro
Hurtt
Middletown Hospital
Obituaries for Kriener and Chapman in Ohio notices
Mrs. Mary T. Kriener aged 79 of 232 Linden Street Hamilton has services at 8 30 a m Monday at Cahill Funeral Home. De Louis Chapman aged 34 of Retta Avenue New Miami has services at 9 30 a m today at Green Funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Kriener
Linden St
Hamilton
Cahill Funeral Home
de Louis Chapman
Retta Avenue
New Miami
Green Funeral Home
Deaths of Swope and Flodin noted in AP dispatch
Herbert Bayard Swope former World editor and first Pulitzer Prize winner dies at 76 in New York. F A Flodin Midwest industrialist president of Lake Shore Inc dies at 55 at his Spread Eagle Wisconsin summer home. director of Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York World
Swope
The
World
New York State Racing Commission
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Mich
F. A. Flodin
Midwest
Spread Eagle
Wis
Flodin
Lake Shore Inc
Marquette
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Plumbing champions crowned in Ohio contest
Donald Blow of Amelia and James Walsh Jr. of Euclid won the plumbing and pipe fitting apprentice titles respectively in the state contest. They will represent Ohio in the international competition at Lafayette Indiana in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Donald Blow
Amelia
James Walsh Jr
Euclid
Blow
Walsh
Lafayette
Ind
Streetcars Go Way Of Horsecar
Chicago ends streetcar era as old N 238 known as the Green Hornet reaches its terminal. Motorman William Armstrong, 64, retires saying traffic is too heavy and fast and it is time to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Armstrong
Armstrong
Two Girls Drown at Kennett Pool
In Kennett Missouri two 13 year old girls died at the municipal pool. Erma Fay Willard of Kennett was found in 11 feet of water by a swimmer forty five minutes before her disappearance was noted. Glenda Ricks of St. Louis was recovered later. Authorities say Erma choked in the water and Glenda drowned while trying to save her friend.
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Kennett
Erma Fay Willard
Glenda Ricks
St. Louis
Erma
Glenda
Eisenhower Ponders Washington Gift Probe at Mount Vernon
President Eisenhower jokingly asks if George Washington was investigated for receiving a sword gift during a surprise 30 minute tour of Mount Vernon. He pointed to a ceremonial sword given to Washington by a German admirer as he referred to the Goldfine affair involving Sherman Adams. The stop came en route home from a Defense Department conference at Quantico.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Defense Department
Quantico
Marine Base
Rainbow Girls elect Sue Crawford Ohio grand worthy advisor
Sue Crawford of Cincinnati has been chosen as grand worthy advisor of the Ohio Rainbow Girls by about 2,000 delegates at the group’s annual convention in Columbus. Elections proceed today and the convention ends with a grand ball tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Sue Crawford
Cincinnati
Ohio Rainbow Girls
Injuries Fatal in Cincinnati Woman in Ark Crash
Lois Taylor 68 of Cincinnati died at Christ Hospital after injuries from a June 1 auto crash in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The victim succumbed Friday night to those injuries.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Christ Hospital
Lois Taylor
Cincinnati
Guild Girls Sponsor Sunday Program at Friendship Church
The Guild Girls of Friendship Baptist Church host a 3 30 p m Sunday program at the church. Rev H O Alexander of Middletown will be guest speaker. New Fra Baptist Church spiritual chorus and Hazel Whitner with a piano solo also perform. Mrs Mary Bankston in charge. Public invited.
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Guild Girls
The
Friendship Baptist Church
H. O. Alexander
Middletown
New Fra Baptist Church
Hazel Whitner
Mary Bankston
Boaters Warned of Arrest During High Water Periods
Sheriff Paul A Pell warned boaters that anyone on the Great Miami River during high water faces arrest. Three men escaped drowning after a boating accident near the Hamilton dam as authorities rescued others. the ongoing series of river mishaps includes drownings and near drownings across Butler County with multiple named individuals and addresses involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Miami River
Paul A. Pell
Butler County
Pell
Hamilton
Hamilton Dam
John Neubrander
Mason
Paul Buttery
Hancock Ave
Robert Holaday
Maple Ave
Holaday
Buttery
Neubrander
Baltimore and Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Sheriff Pell
Battery
Bendix
Headgates
Money Stolen From Chester Scribner's Home
Chester Scribner reported a sack of money missing from his Hill Avenue residence. Police investigated a suspicious man report on Baltimore Avenue finding a man pacing near his girlfriend’s home. An incident at Calvary Methodist Church on South Broad Street found a man who fainted after taking a doctor's prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Scribner
Hill Ave
Scribner
Baltimore Ave
Calvary Methodist Church
South Broad Street
Theft Nets Jail Term Involving Handkerchief Theft
John Cox, 71, Earle Hotel, received 90 days in Butler County Jail and a 300 dollar fine for petit larceny of men’s handkerchiefs from McAlpin’s. He also drew 90 days and 100 dollars for intoxication. Johnson Barnard, 31, Franklin, fined 200 dollars and costs, three days in city jail, and a one year license suspension for DUI. license tag charge dismissed. deputies arrested Barnard after a Peastown accident. James Frazier, 19, assault charge, was dismissed at Martha Frazier’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpin’s, Inc
John Cox
Earle
Butler County
Cox
Johnson Barnard
N. Main St
Franklin
Barnard
Sheriff's Deputies
Peasttown
James Frazier
Elsmere St
Martha Frazier
Speeding Charge Bond Forfeited by McNabb Jr
McNabb Jr forfeited a $25 bond on a speeding charge after appearing in court at 606 Wicoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A McNabb, Jr
Wicoff
Denny Theft Is Solved at Denny Lumber Co.
Police say they have cleared a June 11 break in at Denny Lumber Co on 1800 1st Ave. Thieves took an unknown amount from an office wall safe. The company declined to prosecute and the money has been recovered. The exact sum was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Lumber Co
1St Ave
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McDonald
Muncie
Woodlawn
Butler County Courts
Kenneth Sharp
Charlotte Sharp
Ronald McDaniel
Carolyn Sandlin
Edward E. Carey
Seneca
Apgar
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Annie Williams
William F. Hurtt
Associated Press
George
Heads
Rainbow Girls
Colored News
Paul Pell
Robert Loman
Woodsdale
Hamilton Aun
Randolph Ash
Charles St
Edwin Smith
Old State Dam
Ash
Denny
Central
Highview
Central Ave
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