Infant Davis Kathy Sue Davis Dies After Birth
Infant Kathy Sue Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of 122 N Main St died shortly after birth at Middle town Hospital at 10 01 p m. Survivors include parents and maternal grandparents Clint Spicer 1702 Sheridan Ave Mt Sterling Ky and Leé Davis Menifee County Ky and Beulah Back. Graveside service 10 30 a m Thursday at Woodside Cemetery with Rev C W Trenan officiating. Friends may call Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow 2 5 and 7 p.m.
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Jack Blanton
West Middletown
Kenneth Tye
Woodside Cemetery
Kathy Sue Davis
Robert Davis
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Clint Spicer
Sheridan Ave
Leé Davis
Mt. Sterling
Beulah
Menifee County
C W. Trenan
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral
Tomorow
Miss America winner Faye Lanphier Daniels dies of pneumonia
In Oakland California Faye Lanphier Daniels 53 the first California girl to win Miss America in 1925 died Sunday from virus pneumonia She was mother of two daughters and a grandmother. In Vienna Bela Kovacs former Hungary Smallholders leader died Sunday in hospital in his 60s. In Madras Kasuri Srinivasan 72 editor publisher of The Hindu died Monday. In Norfolk Bruce Harlan 33 University of Michigan diving coach died Monday after a 27 foot fall while dismantling a diving platform.
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Oakland
Calif
Faye Lanphier Daniels
California
Atlantic City
Daughers
Vienna
Austria
Bela Kovacs
Hungary
Smallholders Party
Budapest
Madras
India
Kasturi Srinivasan
Passage of Civil Rights Bill Seen
Southern Democrats forecast House approval of a states rights bill opposed by the Eisenhower administration with Republican floor leader Halleck possibly backing it. The measure, billed as restoring constitutional balance, would let state laws prevail in similar fields and critics warn it could spark chaos across many civil rights and labor areas.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Republican House
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Ihey
Former Preble County Mayor Succumbs At 82
Eaton Ohio AP says Frank J. Coblentz former mayor of New Parks died Sunday at 82. He served as mayor from 1952 to 1956 and his service will be held Wednesday in New Parks.
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Preble County
Eaton
Ohio
Frank J. Coblentz
New Parks
Coblentz
Delaware Settlement Began With Swedes Finns and Dutch
Delaware was settled by Swedes Finns and Dutch with early exploration by Henry who charted the region. The brief mentions the mix of European groups and an explorer associated with the area.
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Delaware
Henry
Waynesville Man Killed In Car Crash
Charles S. Holmes aged 46 from near Waynesville died when his car left Ohio 48 in Centerville and struck a residence. Deputies believe a heart attack preceded the crash as the vehicle, about 25 mph, knocked a porch from the home on Main Street Centerville.
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Dayton
Ohio
Charles S. Holmes
Waynesville
Centerville
Here
Holmes
Main Street
Arson charge in jail fire at Van Wert County
A Trenton New Jersey man Thomas Hampton, 23, has been charged with arson in a fire that drove 13 inmates and the sheriff family from the Van Wert County Jail Sunday night. Hampton, declared mentally ill after an exam at Lima State Hospital, admitted starting the blaze in a second floor storeroom as part of an escape plan. He is believed to have escaped earlier from a New Jersey mental institution.
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van Wert
Ohio
Trenton
N.J
Thomas Hampton
Wilmer L. Clay
Hampton
Lima State Hospital
New Jersey
North East Ohio Methodist Conference Opens at Lakeside
The annual meeting of the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church opens at Lakeside Ohio with a memorial service for ministers and wives who died in the past year. The conference continues through the week and ministerial assignments for the coming year will be announced Saturday night by Bishop Hazen G. Werner of Columbus.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Child crushed under truck in driveway tragedy
Cincinnati AP report says Janet Keith, 1a, crawled under a truck parked in her driveway Monday and was killed when a neighbor began to move the vehicle. Her full age is not given. No further details available.
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Cincinnati
Janet Keith
Here
France population figure excludes colonial areas
France has about 40 million residents not counting its colonial populations. This estimate omits colonial-era inhabitants and territories.
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France
Principal Can Handle Tough Kids
John H. Tully, longtime principal of Public School 68 in the Bronx, believes handling troubled students is about remembering one’s own youth. In 47 years teaching, 33 as principal, he has rarely used punishment, credits daily effort, home visits, and neighborhood youth programs for his success. He will retire next month at age 70 after earning Fordham University’s Insignis Medal for service and professional distinction.
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New York
John H. Tully
Bronx
Tully
Fordham University
Fordham
Laurence J. McGinley
S.J
Two Tennessee Convicts Sought in Ohio Manhunt
Plymouth police and state highway patrolmen joined a swamp search in Norwalk and New Haven for two Tennessee fugitives, Robert Phillips 40, and Charles Phillips 35, wanted for murder and larceny from Clinton Tenn. Relatives in New Haven Two denied seeing them. Burma became an independent republic in 1948 and joined the United Nations that year.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Plymouth
New Haven
Tennessee
Robert Phillips
Charles
Clinton
Tenn
Burma
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Spunky Bank Manager Stops Thief at Crockett Bank
Crooked gunman Cloyd Martin, 54, of Jefferson City Tennessee tried to rob Wythe County National Bank in Crockett Virginia. Manager Donald C. Musser, 29, freed himself bound his attacker and wrestled the pistol away. Martin was jailed on attempted robbery for a $12,000 theft attempt after firing six times.
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Crockett
Wythe County National Bank
Martin
Musser
Five Inmates Take Hostages At Prison Medical Center
Five inmates in a government prison medical center riot scene fight for control of the wing. A guard spots trouble before lights out as inmates mill in the corridor and some wear staff uniforms. Hostages named are William L. Fitch Leonard Appleby Melvin G. Jung Robert D. Rosenthal and Charles R. Allen all of Springfield. The wing is secured with doors and windows blocked while guards are held. The medical center has housed notorious criminals including Al Capone in the past.
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Settle
William L. Fitch
Leonard Appleby
Melvin G. Jung
Robert D. Rosenthal
Charles R. Allen
Springfield
al Capone
Child Killed in Ohio Car Crash Near Cortland
Hazel Brocious aged 12 from Bradford Pennsylvania died Monday night when the car she rode in skidded on wet pavement and struck another vehicle on Ohio 5 about 3.2 miles northeast of Cortland. Botanists classify pumpkins and squash as fruits.
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Warren
Ohio
Hazel Brocious
Bradford
Ohio 5
Cortland
Queen Elizabeths Canada Tour Expands In Warm Reception
Crowds swell as Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip sail toward major Canadian cities aboard Britannia. Quebec City glows with flags while workers cheer at Arvida aluminum plant. The royal visit aims to strengthen Commonwealth ties and showcase Canada's industrial growth.
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Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Queen
Prince Philip
St. Lawrence
Quebec
North America
Arvida
Baggotville
Chicoutimi
Britain
Strike Ends After 128 Day San Jose Newspaper Tieup
The San Jose Mercury and News resumed publication after a 128 day shutdown tied to a 12 day strike, the West Coast's longest newspaper tieup. Contracts by the Newspaper Guild and Stereotypers Union ended the strike, which began February 14 with a walkout by pressmen and stereotypers. The Guild had produced an interim afternoon daily, the Reporter, during the shutdown.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose Mercury
News
West Coast
The
Mercury
San Jose Newspaper Guild
Stereotypers Union
Reporter
Mercury and News
Woman Receives Clock for 25 Years at Beckman and Dickerson
Miss Agnes Daudt was presented a bronze wall clock by Beckman and Dickerson Distributing Co to honor 25 years of service. She began in 1934 as a bookkeeper and has continued in that role.
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Agnes Daudt
Beckman and Dickerson Distributing Co
Six Million In Contracts Are Allotted
Army Ordnance contracts awarded last month in northern and central Ohio totaled more than six million dollars. The largest single contract went to Marion Metal Products for Army dump trucks at 1,313,800. Cemco Industries of Galion received 640,021 for maintenance trucks. Tires contracts included Cooper Tire & Rubber Findlay 419,632. Electric Auto-Lite got 63,418 for starter assemblies from its Toledo plant and 81,282 for spark plugs from its Fostoria plant. Rockwell-Standard Corp of Newark received 173,907 for transfer transmission assemblies.
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Cleveland
Army Ordnance
Ohio
Ross R. Caldwell
Cleveland Ordnance District
Marion Metal Products
Cemco Industries, Inc
Galion
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Findlay
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Toledo
Fostoria
Rockwell-Standard Corp. of
Newark
Confusion Causes Fatal Car Crash Near Detour
Richard Barry 72 blamed confusion at a temporary detour for a Monday crash on U S 422 near a new bridge over Lincoln Park. His wife, 75, was killed when the car struck a pole. Barry was reported in fair condition at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Youngstown after the incident.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Richard Barry
Barry
U.S. 422
Lincoln Park
Dunkirk
N. Y
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
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