Ohio Auto Association backs Financial Responsibility Act change
Columbus AP David M Whitmore Pivas becomes president of the Ohio State Automobile Association. The group adopted a resolution urging the Ohio Legislature to amend the Financial Responsibility Act to require owners and drivers in accidents to prove financial responsibility or deposit security immediately, or face license withdrawal if unable.
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Columbus
David M. Whitmore
Pivas
The
Ohio State Au
Tomobile Association
Ohio
Middletown Council to honor rural school bus drivers
Eight drivers from the Middletown vicinity will be honored by the Middletown Safety Council for outstanding safe driving records. Recipients include Roger Hudson 26 years Madison Township Alva Long 22 Lemon Township Edgar Long 21 Lemon Township Truman Clawson 33 Willard Long 25 Liberty Township John A. Smith 32 John W. Buchheit 31 and A H. Schenck 21 Wayne Township.
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Middletown
John W. Buchheit
A. H. Schenck
Wayne Township
Ohio cadet chosen for Civil Air Patrol exchange program
Washington AP report: Richard Clair Grim of Youngstown Ohio was selected as one of 69 cadets in the Civil Air Patrol for a two week exchange program. Cadets from Canada, England, France, Portugal, and Switzerland will join. Grim will receive travel orders around late July to Northwest England. The CAP is an Air Force civilian auxiliary focusing on aeronautics training.
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Washington
Richard Clair Grim
Loungstown
Civili Air Patrol
Canada
Englan
France
Portugal
Switzerland
Ohio
Northelt
England
CAP
Air Force
Hadacol Promises Relief for Neuritis Pains and Deficiencies
An ad features Mr. A. Kramer of Marrero Louisiana who endured severe neuritis pains and swelling in fingers shoulders and hips. It claims Hadacol supplies Vitamins B niacin iron and minerals to relieve deficiencies and prevent pains. The promotion stresses a money back guarantee and lists sizes and prices for Hadacol products.
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A. Kramer
Marrero
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Three Firms Bidding For Color Video
Three companies, CBS, CTI, and RCA, push for exclusive color TV licensing or clear tests. FCC expected to rule by late summer after hearings. CTI calls tests inadequate to judge merits. CBS and RCA seek prompt authority for color operation.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System and
Color Television, Inc
San Francisco
Radio Corporation of America
Commission
RCA
CBS
CTI
San Francisco Company
FCC
Typhoid Fears Prompt Shots After Flooded Basements
Health officials in the city vaccinate 60 residents whose basements flooded by heavy weekend rains. They urge boil-water for 10 homes and consumption of pasteurized milk to prevent disease.
Negro elected church leader heads council in Chicago
The Rev. Dr. Arthur D. Gray, 43, became the first Negro to lead the Congregational Christian Church General Council's executive committee, succeeding Dr. Philip G. Scott. Gray, minister of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Chicago, will steer affairs until the next biennial session. The Council also denounced television content as offensive and promised a review of broader Catholic cooperation on shared objectives. Also notes John Smith as Colonial American author of 1608 True Relation.
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Cleveland
Arthur D. Gray
Congregational Christian Churche
General Council
Gray
Church of the Good Shepherd
Chicago
Philip G. Scott
Westmoreland Congregational Church
Washington
Counscil
John Smith
Jamestown Settlement
Appointment of Administratrix in Higgins Estate Case 24063
Frances Kigeme of Middletown Ohio is appointed US Administratrix of the estate of John HM Higgins deceased of Middletown Butler County Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated May 20 1950 Probate Judge Ark Ser Sa Deli Attorneys
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John HM. Higgins
Frances _ Kigeme
Middletown
Ohio
Higgins
Butler County
ARK. Ser
Sa & Deli
Windstorm injures two in Lancaster Buckeye Lake
A windstorm moved from Buckeye Lake into Lancaster causing injuries to a taxi driver Robert Ham and a passenger Mrs A G School when a large tree crashed through a tab roof. Fire truck was crushed, traffic directed by Fire Captain George Kellar. Trees felled at lake cottages and boat landings, with hail and heavy rain observed.
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Lancaster
Buckeye Lake
Robert Ham
A. G School
George Kellar
Aceat
Buc Lake
Hebror
Butler County Courts Neglect and cruelty cases dominate docket
Mildred Caldwell Hale and others from Middletown and surrounding areas appear in Butler County Common Pleas Court with multiple petitions for neglect and cruelty involving spouses and relatives. Cases name Zelma L Hogg, Carl Hoge, Evelyn Back, Paul Back, and Teresa Burns among others. A separate judgment claim of 6760 dollars is filed by Louis Lucas over a traffic injury in Cincinnati area. Probate notes list Margaret Steinman estate with $7500 realty and Marie Louis Farmer as administratrix with $400 settlement.
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Mildred Caldwell Hale
Flemere St
Middletown
Marshall W. Hale
Tytus Ave
Zelma L., Hogg
Fleming Red
Carl O. Hoge
Earle Hotel
Evelyn Louise Back
Fourteenth Ave
Paul Olin Back
Joseph L. Burns
Somerville Route 1
Teresa Burns
Long Island N. Y
Barbara Walck
Malvern St
Robert Walck
Excello
Louis Lucas
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
William Childers
Dorothy Childers
Ottawa St
Wacas
Bethany
Liam M. Allen
Ralph M. Muriel
Phillip
Dorcas Allen
Margaret Steinman
Maud
Marie Louis Farmer
Estate of Henry A. Johnsen Brought to Probate Court
Judge Oscar R Leiser hears claim by Marton Johnsen Roth administratrix on the estate of Henry A Johnsen of Hamilton ageint William Poulter. Johnsen died 1948 due to traffic accident October 3 1945 at Hamilton. First pepper imported into the United States landed at Salem Mass in 1794.
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Oscar R. Leiser
Marton Johnsen Roth
Henry A. Johnsen
Hamilton
William Poulter
Johnsen
United States
Galem
Mass
Ohio Bell appoints official Arthur Goetre vice president
Arthur B. Goetre, vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies, was elected operating vice president of The Ohio Bell Keenweap Company at a board meeting. Directors also named Goetre to the board and executive committee. Announcement by Dolph Eide states the action will be effective in July. Goetre succeeds A. Geene, former president of the Michigan Telephone Company. Mt Katenat eruption ash covers Kodiak, Alaska in June 1012.
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Arthur B. Goetre
Cheeapeake
Poetomec Telephone Companies
Ohio Bell Keenweap Company
Otto Bell
Goetre
Dolph Eide
Hiaection
Etter Tvd
A. Geeene
Michigan Telephone Company
Kodiak
Alaska
Mt. Katenat
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Oxford
F. B. Cramer
Nellie Funk
Cas Funk
James Martin
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Ohio Industrial Commission
Heatrola
Noma Electric Corporation
Blanche FE. Allen
Liberty Township
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