Deaths And Funerals Ted Conley and Mrs Ragland
Ted Conley 33 of Phoenix formerly Middletown died at 2 15 p m Tuesday at the VA Hospital Prescott Ariz after six months as a patient He was a World War II veteran and worked for the Lorg Paper Co before leaving Middletown seven years ago Surviving are his wife Beatrice three sisters and five brothers Arrangements are incomplete with Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Burial will be in Millford Friends may call today after 2 p m Mrs Ragland died yesterday at her home She had been in failing health three years Surviving are her husband F O Ragland a son Alvin Tudor of Milford a daughter Mrs Gladys Viedt of Milford and six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Conley
Phoenix
Ariz
Middletown
Prescott, Ariz
Conley
The
Lorg Paper Co
Beatrice
Leona. Lansow
Revd Davis
Springboro
Jack Shaffer
Franklin
William
John
Franklin Raymond
Clifton
Lasngdea
Glenn
Frenchburg
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Millford
Grace Ragland funeral services set for tomorrow
Services for Mire Grace Ragland 82 of M Kummit Street Lebanon will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Johnson chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mire Grace Ragland
M Kummit
Germantown Man Francis B Slusser Dies at 54
Francis B Slusser of 139 FE Jefferson Sr died at 19 am yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a five day illness. He worked for National Cash Register in Dayton and belonged to the Germantown Eagles Lodge. Surviving: wife Clara. two sons Thomas of Union City Michigan and Larry at home. sister Nellie Reed of Germantown. brothers Samuel Franklin, Orville Union City Michigan, Robert Germantown. two grandchildren. Services 2 pm Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev Henry Lyndh. burial Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 4 to 9 pm at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Francis B Slusser
Jefferson Sr
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Slusser
National Cash Register
Germantown Eagles Lodge
Clara
Thomas
Union City
Mich
Larry
Nellie Reed
Samuel
Franklin
Orville
Robert
John Arpp
Henry Lyndh
Germantown Cemetery
Obituary notices and river flow fact mixed in clipping
Obituaries list several individuals with addresses and service times in Campton and Carrollton Kentucky including Maria Fugate Flossie Brock Susan McClellan Elizabeth Van Winkle and Joseph McIntosh graveside services in Oxford Cemetery and private services noted. The accompanying line states the Amazon River flow at 75 billion cubic feet per second about 12 times the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Fugate
Vine St
Campton
Flossie Brock
Weller Ave
Carrollton
Susan McClellan
Cleveland Ave
Proeschel
Elizabeth van Winkle
Forest Ave
Campbell
Joseph McIntosh
Detroit
Oxford
Oxford Cemetery
Amazon
Firefighters Respond to Three Alarms in City
City firemen fought three alarms in 25 minutes including a blaze caused by a stove fire at John Timmers home 42 pm a false alarm at Keuth Foundry 1700 Grand Ave and a grass fire near Jam Hill Ave by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Timmers
Jackson Lane
Keuthan
Grand Ave
Jam Hill Ave
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Loop Injured at Sorg Paper Co Incident
Frank Loop age 55 of 240 Winona Drive was treated at Middletown Hospital for a right knee laceration after being caught between a pump and motor at Sorg Paper Co located at 119 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loop
Winona Drive
Middletown Hospital
Sorg Paper Co
North Carolina welfare board bans TV and phones for aid
Mrs. James Williford, a 72 year old widow, may have to choose between her television and welfare payments as an eastern North Carolina welfare board bars assistance if a home owns a TV or phone. Exemptions exist for certain handicap cases and donations by organizations. The ruling, criticized by residents with petitions, faces questions of consistency with state policy and calls for public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Welfare Board
North Carolina
Mount Olive
Welfare Board
Richard Grady
R. Eugene Brown
New York Post Ends Shutdown and Resumes Publication
The New York Post resumes after a one day stoppage by printers over computer aided typesetting. Local 6 union leaders agreed to allow use of the electronic computer for a one week test period to seek a resolution on automation.
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NEW York
New York Post
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Powers
Dorothy Schiff
the Post
Loss High In Blaze At Hamilton
A two alarm fire damaged a new addition to the H. P. Neuschier Co. Foundry in Hamilton injuring no one. Four fire companies responded after 4 pm as overheated Woxten boards used on patterns started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Simon
H. P. Neuschier Co
Hanmer Ave
Strikes Spread in Hamilton Across Several Firms
In Hamilton the labor unrest widens as Mosler Safe Co announces a 700 worker strike described as a holiday while talks continue between company official Daniel J. Hobbs and union leader Justin Hamilton. A Hamilton Die Cast Co dispute triggers a court injunction hearing led by Judge Fred B. Cramer over alleged picket incidents. City Lines drivers and Teamsters end a strike after a 21-16 vote, resuming deliveries for four beer distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mosler Safe Co
Daniel J. Hobbs
Justin Hamilton
Safe Workers Independent Union
Hamilton Die Cast Co
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Hamilton City Lines Inc
Local 1
Teamsters Union
Walter Amrhein
Hamilton Distributing Inc
Colonel Trades Rank For Sunday Private Duty
Colonel George Crooks of the British Army gunnery school swaps ranks on Sundays to serve as a private with the Salvation Army. He leads the school by week and marches with a sousaphone in civilian church service on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rblackdown
England
George Crooks
Salvation Army
Three motorists cited in city drive accident spree
Anthony 4 of 1903 Burbank S was cited for fleeing the scene after his car struck a vehicle at Curtis Street and Woodlawn Avenue and hit a parking sign at Woodlawn and Baltimore. Pleffer of Franklin Rt 1 was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign after colliding with Emrich at Baltimore and Penfield. Millard Murphy 73 of Curryer Road was cited for following too closely after his car rear ended Slone at Grand and Highview.
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George PD. Anthony
Burbank S
Curtis Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Baltimore Street
Highview Road
Jeannine BR. Pleffer
Franklin
Rt. 1
Larry Emrich
Linden Ave
Penfield Avenue
Millard Murphy
Curryer Road
Charles R. Slone
Todhunter Road
Grand Avenue
Trucker Strike Strains Philly Grocery Supplies
In Philadelphia the four largest grocers warn stores may run dry by Friday night as a 12 000 member Teamsters Local 107 strike continues. Gasoline and drug stocks dwindle while Teamsters Local 197 workers take a holiday. Hoffa calls the strike illegal and court actions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Local 107
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Food Fair
Atlantic and Pacific
Penn Fruit
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Philadelphia
Hoffa
Local 197
Prominent Editors McCarty and Maitland Die
Indianapolis editor Walter Mickey McCarty aged 74 longtime executive editor of the Indianapolis News since 19 and 51 years on the staff died after a brief illness. George H Maitland aged 84 former editor in chief of the Toronto Star from 1937 to 1964 died of a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Walter
Mickey) McCarty
The
Indianapolis News
Toronto
George H Maitland
Toronto Star
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Grace Ragland
Wanderers
Europe
Travel
First National
Francis B. Slusser
Suich
Care Journal
Johanna Backe
Palo Alto
Calif
Backe
Taft School
S Verity Parkway
Russ Gehm
Eaton Road
Gehm
Lestu
Serta Center
BULLE
Corte Ontholux Mattress
Ata
Ete
SERTA
Ortholux Mattress
Grunner’s
Fuerniture Shops
SHOP
Rob Wood
Jack Barfield
NY Post
By & MS
McArthur
Ohwap
Lama
Christopher Sibert
Lake Hope
Vinton County
Joseph A. Woltering
Hamilton Die Cast
Pole
Bolens
West Middletown
Philly
Blayney J. Barton
Acme Markets
James Tate
Leo Weinrott
Weinrott
Marshal J. Seidman
Madriver
Princess
50 $O. Broad
MR. Easton
Ree Velves
Sven
Bive
Igor
Centre Avenue
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