Two Middletown Swimmers Attend Red Cross Safety School
Mary Ann Smith and William Hill, both 18, were selected to attend the Red Cross National Aquatic School in Lagro ne Indiana. B P Allen, Middletown YMCA swim instructor and Water Safety Committee chairman, stated they will be qualified after the program.
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Red Cross National Aquatic School
Lagrange
Ind
Middletown
Mary Ann Smith
Sherman Ave
William Hill
Second Ave
B. P. Allen
YMCA
Red Cross Water Safety Committee
Red Cross Instructors Attend LaGrange Safety School
Water Safety Council selects Miss Smith and Hill to attend the Red Cross aquatic instruction course at LaGrange. Their expenses are paid. after earning certificates they must teach voluntarily at least once in three years to renew. Hill is Middletown High School senior and co captain of the swimming team. Miss Smith participates in YMCA rhythmic girls and leads at Yankee Rd park. The LaGrange course runs June 15 to June 25.
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Red Cross
Lagrange
Water Safety Council
Miss Smith
Hilz
Allen
Hill
Middletown
YMCA
Yankee Rd. Park
Water Safety Committee
Red Cross Meets Cleveland at 27th Convention
The American Red Cross opens its 27th annual convention in Cleveland with more than 4,500 delegates attending sessions through Wednesday.
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Cleveland
American Red Cross
Director Named For Y Girls Camp In August
Miss Marilyn Day of 2405 North Ave has been named director of the 1952 YMCA Girls Camp to be held at Camp Hook August 17 to 27 for 50 to 60 girls aged 8 to 17. Camp staff will include college students with camping backgrounds. weekly training for counselors starts today under Day and general director Harry ter Braak who will oversee camp management. Mae Swank will supervise food service.
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Marilyn Day
North Ave
YMCA
Claire Tieman
Camp Hook
Migs Day
Otterbein College
Tieman
Harry Ter Braak
Mae Swank
Woman Held for Helping Convict Flee From Prison Farm
An alert picnicker led to the arrest of Isabel Malvena Story who is charged with aiding an escapee from Lebanon prison farm. She picked up Harry M. Heller near the farm and drove away before being stopped by state police. Story posted $500 bond and awaits Franklin Municipal Court, while Heller was returned to Lebanon prison authorities.
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Lebanon
Charles Vanderbrink
Western Star
Isabel Malvena Story
East Wren Circle
Dayton
Vanderbrink
Trolman C. L. Brown
Brown
Story
Story Auto
Harry M. Heller
West Alexandria
Honor Farm
Franklin Municipal Court
Heller
Outdoor services to be held at Pack residence Franklin
Special Services set public outdoor Monday night services will be held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pack at 7 30 p m today. A chartered bus will leave from 701 Eighteenth Ave at 7 p m. Rev. Bert Perkins will be guest speaker with Mrs Bertha Perkins in charge of devotional service. If rain, services move to the Pack residence.
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Floyd Pack
Lake and Walnut Sts
Franklin
Eighteenth Ave
Bert Perkins
Bertha Perkins
Pack
Heart Research Grants Aid 72 Projects
The American Heart Association announced on Sunday night it was making new grants in aid totaling 361,522 dollars for 72 research projects in heart and blood disease.
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New York
American Heart Association
Training Films for NMED Members at Fire House
Members of the North Middle town Fire Department will meet at the Fire House at 7 p.m. Tuesday for a special sound movie from the Ohio State Fireman Association. Two additional films on the same subject will be shown July 6. Chief William Long said the films are instructive and worthwhile for all members.
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North Middletown
Tariff bars chinaware makers warned of import impact
Washington hears AFL National Brotherhood of Operative Potters urge import quotas to shield the American chinaware industry from foreign competition. O R Strackbein testifies that a quota would cap imports with minimal injury, noting the association includes Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York and California makers.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
O. R. Strackbein
AFL National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
California
Police Briefs Include DUI Charge and Local Incidents
William Angel, 49, of 215 Curtis St was charged with operating a motor vehicle when under the influence of alcohol after a 1 25 a m arrest at Yankee Rd and Verity Pkwy. Victor Allen reported his truck damaged in the 100 block of Clinton St with seats slashed and attempted top removal. A woman admitted to Middletown Hospital after reportedly ingesting a mixture of ammoniated mercury and paragoric. Police handled dog bite reports and a rescue involving a cat on North Ave whose head was caught in a tin can. Bites were reported for Mellissa Watta, Earl Spencer, Tommy Rupp.
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William Angel
Curtis St
Yankee Rd
Verity Pkwy
Victor Allen
North Second St
Trenton
Clinton St
Middletown Hospital
North Ave
Wer
Melissa Watta
Ninth Ave
Earl Spencer
Middletown
Tommy Rupp
Madsom St
Ohio State Ladies Auxiliary Elects New President
The Ohio State Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles elected Mrs. Bessie Takas of Dover as state president on Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio State Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Bessie Takas
Dover
New York Stocks at Noon: Major Holders and Losses Listed
A midday stock roundup shows Copper, Ashland, Chrysler, and General Motors among active names. Notable movers include American Sugar, Eastman Kodak, and Goodyear with varied fractions, while pressure hits utilities like Consolidated Edison and Commonwealth Edison. The list features numerous rail, steel, and consumer goods firms with mixed quotes and percentage changes.
Cincinnati USDA hog and cattle market report summary
Hog market: 3,300 head with varying weights. barrows and gilts mostly 170 to 240 per hundredweight. lighter weights 18 to 20. sows 25 to 50 lower. general firm. Cattle: 800 head, active trade. steers 34.00. good and choice 30.06 to 33.50. utilities to commercial 18.00 to 26.00. cows 14.00 to 23.00. bulls 18.00 to 28.00. calves up to 33.00. stock steers around 30.0. Sheep: prime lambs near 29.00. good to choice 27.00 to 28.00. a range for other categories.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Livestock Market Prices Scan
The listing shows bids for cattle and hogs with ranges on prices and terms. Prices include feeders and heifers with varying quality from good to common, plus utility and beef cows. Cattle classes include prime steers, heifers, and bulls with quoted per hundredweight ranges.
Prices and notices from Dayton Produce market and obituaries
Market price list covers live poultry including hens leghorn and pullets, dressed poultry wholesale prices for white and brown eggs, milk production association notices and produce pricing for Cincinnati including case counts and grading. Also includes multiple funeral notices from Middletown and Trenton area with services, interments, and family visit details.
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Geepee
BTC
Popoud
We Milk Production Association
Cincinnati
U. S
Pair Jailed for Shooting After Drunken Gathering
STEUBENVILLE two men are jailed on charges tied to a shooting that killed Leroy Riley, 33, of Pittsburgh, and seriously wounded Beulah Tucker, 35. Charles Johnson claimed Riley, another man and his wife visited his home after a drinks party, leading to a confrontation where a 12 gauge shotgun was fired. Johnson says Riley chased him. Riley died from a chest wound. Beulah Tucker was shot in bed during an argument between William Tucker, 49, and the group, her husband stating he fired the weapon.
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Leroy Riley
Pittsburgh
Charles Johnson
Riley
Johnson
Beulah Tucker
William
Teen Age Girls Practice Politics at Buckeye Girls State
In Columbus delegates to Buckeye Girls State file for state and county offices as about 490 high school juniors begin an eight day program ending Sunday. Elected mayors include Marilyn McConagha of Coshocton Barbara Creager of Uhrichsville and Elizabeth Luther of Cadiz for mythical Ohio towns.
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Columbus
Buckeye Girls State
Ohio
Marlyn McConagha
Coshocton
Barbara Creager
Uhrichaville
Elizabeth Luther
Cadiz
Pittsburgh Explorer Claims First Ascent Of Mt Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Explorer member Ivan Jirak 26, a senior at Slippery Rock State Teachers College, reportedly reached the 16,00-foot peak in Colombia on June 6, declaring the summit Mt. Pittsburgh. The Explorers Club announced the report on Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Explorers Club
Mt. Pittsburgh
Ivan Jirak
Slippery Rock
State Teachers College
Colombia
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