4-H Club Advisors Supervise Work Of 46 Groups In Warren
Germantown Play Ground Committee plans a meeting in the Council rooms at 8 p m hosted by Paul Bohn. The group has arranged to buy the former Miami Military Institute site from the EUB church for a playground project and will discuss fundraising and recreation program details with 18 Germantown organizations contributing to the committee.
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Warren
Germantown
Paul Bohn
Press
Miami Military Institute
EUB Church
Warren County 4H clubs led by advisors plan Camp Clifton visit
Lebanon reports detail Warren County 4H clubs with 26 girls and 10 boys guided by 5% advisors and extension agents. They prepared Camp Clifton plans, listed numerous clubs led by named adults across Maineville Loveland Morrow Lebanon Waynesville and other towns with titles from Senior Double S to Rainbow Stitchers.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Camp Clifton
Maineville
A. W. Kidd
Franklin
William Hackman
James Hatfield
Morrow
Walker Kratzer
Arthur Cecil
Red Lion Fairies
Ralph Lane
Herbert Smith
Walter Cowan
Mildred Tumbleson
Waynesville
Butlerville
Richard Whitacre
Blanchester
Jolly Jhart
Elmo Wilson
J. H. McClure
Betsy Ross
Viola Hartsock
Oregonia
William Lukens
South Lebanon
Shamrock
Kenneth van Meter
James Honaker
Pleasant Plain Pals
R. C. Jackson
Dale McHenry
Pleasant Plain
Kings Mills Stitch
Walter Surface
Marjorie Miller
Kings Mills
John Lever
Lytle Kitchen Kookers
Charles Bunnel
Marjorie M. Ross
Wayne Sew-So
Ralph Edenfield
Ray Klontz
Wayne Home Furnishing Club
Alice Tomlinson
Keller Hoak
Rainbow Stitch
William Vande Pas
Foster
Loyd Ford
Loveland
Carlisle Jucky
Fred Reed
Erma Whited
Jean Shields
Hazel Burton
Springboro
Ridgeville
Stanley Baer
Elizabeth Schuyler
Mason
Webster Maxson
Marion Keltner
Gladys Bowling
Kled and
Kitchen Club
William Marr
Marineville Swargens
William Phillips
Harold Hurst
Mason Buckeyes
Walter Compton
Elmer Landon
Otterbein Otters
L. M. Youngblood
Bluedevils
Ray Zech
Pork Choppers
Ivan Durham
Don Sigg
Washington
Albert Lyons
Erma Lee Lyons
Wayne G. Co
P. E. Michener
William Hufford
Charles Guard, Jr
Moats Shoots Himself as Wife Watches in Cleveland
In Cleveland a 34-year-old garage mechanic, Henry A. Moats, shot himself just after returning home. His wife Dolores witnessed the incident and said he had been tormented by fear he had cancer. Detective Lawrence Doran reported the details.
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Cleveland
Lawrence Doran
Henry A. Moats
Doran
Dolores
Boston Families Shrink As Housing Shortage Increases
Boston families are shrinking with the average family size down to one and a half children from two a decade ago. City Registrar Michael J. Manning cites divorces and housing shortages as the main causes.
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Boston
U.P
Michael J. Manning
Chenoweth family hosts widespread weekend gathering
Franklin families including Miles Chenoweth and relatives joined by Forest Chenoweth in Caton for a Sunday get together. Other notes mention Mrs. Ratliff hosting a birthday party for her husband with Dory Baker and Wilbur Ratliff, and visits by the Dishun and Shotwell families plus travelers to Pacific Palisades to see Clarence Messmore and family.
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Charters Maple
Dixon
Chester
South Meenani St
J. F. Dixon
Roy Dixon
Don
Harry Dixon
Ginny
Dayton
Homer George
Jimmy
Harold George
William Pierce
Leslie Daubenmire
Ot Dayton
Vernon Hildebrant
Morrow
William Fraser
Cleveland
Charles Mills
Willard Collins
Laure
Gerald
Louise
Earl Dill
Paul Highmiller
Famly
Springfield
Charles Satterthwaite
Maurice Pence
Stanley Armitage
Harold Stroud
Hilliards
Franklin
Miles Chenoweth
Pearl Chenoweth
Lester Chenoweth
Chenoweth
Forest Chenoweth
Caton
Robert Ratliff
South Main St
Armco Park
Doren Jackson
Middletown
Robert Baker
Good Drug Store
Wilbur Frisby
Little Stevie Metcalf
Jepp Metcal
New Lebanon Council Head Is Appointed
Frank Sibey was named president of Lebanon Village Council after Robert King resigned to become mayor following Clyde C. Collins death. Harold E. Rueppel was appointed to fill the unexpired term, joining police and finance committees, sworn in by City Solicitor Charters D. Maple. Regular council session set for Tuesday July 6.
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Lebanon
Frank Sibey
Lebanon Village
Robert King
Clyde C. Collins
Harold E. Rueppel
Major King
Rueppel
Charters D. Maple
Water deal reached for Wright Aeronautic plant
Representatives of Hamilton, the Federal Works Agency and the Electric Auto-Site Co agreed on a tentative arrangement to supply water promptly to the Wright Aeronautic plant at Lockland. A final plan awaits approval by Hamilton City Council after further talks in Hamilton and at the agency's office.
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Washington
Hamilton
Federal Works Agency
Electric Auto-Site Co
Wright Aeronautic
Lockland
Two Are Saved From Deep Well in Ohio Farm Incident
In London Ohio a 52 year old farmer Harry Pugsley was trapped while cleaning a deep well on a tenant farm. He was revived by inhalator after gas exposure and taken to Columbus Hospital in fair condition. Fellow rescuer William Alspaugh was overcome by gas but survived with help from Sam Jackson who used a ladder during the rescue.
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London
Harry Pugsley
Pugsley
Madison County
Sam Jackson
William Alspaugh
Alspaugh
Columbus
Jackson
Granddaughter of Late FDR To Wed Republican
Anna Eleanor Boettiger, granddaughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt, will wed Van H. Seagraves in Phoenix on July 7. Seagraves is 25 and a registered Republican. the ceremony will be attended by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Fdr
Phoenix
Ariz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor
Sissie) Boettiger
White House
van H. Seagraves
Charles Seagraves
Oregon City
Ore
John Boettiger
Sistie
Eleanor Roosevelt
Governor and party Involved in Minor Collision en Route to Cincinnati
Governor and executive secretary John Robert Jones were shaken but uninjured when their car collided with a vehicle driven by 81 year old Fred W. Weidmayer of Orlando, Florida. Weidmayer suffered a severely lacerated hand. Both cars were badly damaged and the governor's party remained until a Columbus car arrived to take them to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
John Robert Jones
Jones
Fred W. Weidmayer
Orlando
Fla
Weidmayer
Columbus
Dock Workers Return as Strike Ends in Britain
Britain’s 31,000 dock workers returned to their jobs after a 16 day wildcat strike was ended by a government threat to use emergency powers to safeguard food supplies and export drive.
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London
Britain
Super speed X ray movies show ultra quick image capture
Physicists demonstrate x ray films that take pictures faster than a blink, revealing rapid processes unseen before. The new technique records sequences at extraordinary frame rates, enabling detailed observation of fast events.
Fourteen Feared Dead In Ocala Fishing Boat Blast
A Sunday Gulf of Mexico fishing trip ended in tragedy when the 38 foot Hazel exploded and burned, sinking within 15 minutes. Two survivors, Sanders and Mrs Potts, were found badly burned, and the body of Mrs Hill was recovered. all 18 aboard were from Ocala.
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Cedar Keys
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Sandy Key
William Sanders
Ocala
Barber
Albers Opens New Market in Downtown Clinton Street
City officials led by Marvin D. Clark opened William H Albers new 80 000 market at 11 N Clinton St. Fred Schatzmann and Augustine J Long Jr witnessed the ceremony with a crowd of shoppers. The store moved from Charles St to downtown, features fluorescent lighting and glass fronts, 88 feet by 1.92 feet layout, and a center-support free interior with visible displays.
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City Commission
Marvin D. Clark
William Ht. Albers
Albers
N. Clinton St
Fred Schatzmann
Augustine J. Long, Jr
New Foods
North
Clinton
Charles St
ECA Sees Recovery Push As First Quarter Ends
The Economic Cooperation Administration reports its first quarter progress with 731 million dollars set for European relief and 37.6 million spent on approved purchases. Officials say grants dominate early disbursements while loans lag behind schedule.
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Commerce Department
ECA
Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Treasury
Truman
Reception Held In Franklin
An informal reception at the Presbyterian Church honored Mr and Mrs John Fish who attended the General Assembly in Seattle Washington earlier this month as representatives of the trip. Music provided entertainment during the evening.
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Franklin
Presbyterian Church
John Fish
General Assembly
Seattle
Wash
Berlin Airlift Tensions Rise as Russia Denies Loot Claims
Russian claims that Western air freight to Berlin is looting the city sparked threats of harsher measures. American officials rebut the charge, noting most returning planes carry empties, passengers, or belongings of Americans moving to the U.S. zone. Western officials meet in Frankfurt to discuss a new central government for postwar Germany.
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Germany
Berlin
U.S
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Europe
Taegliche Rundschau
Wassily D. Sokolosky
Marshal Sokolovsky
Frank L. Howley
U. S
Frankfurt
Templehof
Vet Offers Six Children For Adoption
Felix Gates a 52 year old World War I veteran in Saranac Lake New York said he cannot find a place for his ten children and has offered six for adoption The family has lived in a house sold three months ago and Gates plans to move He would rather the children be adopted by strangers than placed in a county home The six offered include a 14 year old boy and five girls aged from 17 to three Four of the children are grown and three are married.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Felix Gates
Gates
Greek Army Supply Line Cut By Rebels
Government troops clash with guerrillas who severed the main supply line 11 miles south of Ioannina in northwestern Greece. Two rebel brigades blocked the Preveza road forcing three army divisions to halt. Clashes also reported in the Sarandoporos valley and Amolikas range on the Grammos front.
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Athens
IoanaTna
Greece
Preveza
Ioannina
Sarandoporos
Amolikas Range
Grammos Mountains
White House boards pause on rail wage dispute case
Washington AP reports the White House recessed conferences on the rail wage dispute to await Thursday's court ruling on the government's request for a permanent injunction against the railroad strike.
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Washington
White House
Death of Soviet scientist Leonid Ramzin
Izvestia reports the death of Leonid Konstantinovich Ramzin a noted Soviet scientist and boiler designer known for his work in thermodynamics and steam generation. His contributions to Soviet industry included pioneering boiler innovations and energy efficiency studies.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Leonid Konstantinovich Ramzin
Farmer and Wife Found Beaten to Death Near Bowling Green
Dr. C. B. Martin, a wealthy Warren County farmer and retired physician, and his wife were found beaten to death at their country home about a mile from Bowling Green. Local authorities investigated the double murder site.
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Bowling Green
C. B. Martin
Warren County
Western Germany to form new central government plan set
Allied authorities from the United States Britain and France outlined a plan for a new central government in western Germany. Allied commanders said a meeting with German ministers and the president would be held tomorrow morning to initiate the plan and would be open to Allied and German newspapermen.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Air routes expand to Berlin for aid shuttle
Flights have operated for 24 hours up to last midnight delivering supplies to American and German populations. More planes may join from Wiesbaden and Frankfurt airports as the British Royal Air Force expands its air shuttle service to Berlin.
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Cave
Wiesbaden
Franks
British
Royal Airforce
Berlin
Greatest Exporting Year In History Ends
The United States closes its third postwar crop exporting year with about 475 million bushels of wheat and flour shipped abroad, mostly free, marking a record share of world exports. The surge aided Europe and other regions while American livestock faced changed feeding patterns and livestock numbers fell since 1948.
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Chicago
United States
America
Cargill, Inc
Argentina
Canada
Australia
Asia
Africa
Rhodesia
Ceylon
Hong Kong
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Missionary Society June Meeting At First Church Of God
The Franklin Missionary Society of the First Church of God met at the Burkhardt home on Shorts Rd to discuss old business and plan linen supply for the August camp meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Ralph Knox and many local families. a lunch followed the gathering.
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Joseph Hogan
Iris Borders
Sandra
Phyllis
Barbara Owens
Carol Miller
Dorothy Spies
Alma Stephens
Lucille Rhoades
Helen Young
Joy
Nancy
Ruth Purkey
Maxine
Delores South
Lois Eastham
Cheryle
Lela Hogan
Burkhart
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Golden Lamb
Fred Pauly
Robert Dechant
East Orchard Ave
Ernest Kite
Neal Murray
Stanley Markey
Francis Drake
Diane Druhot
Diane Dechant
Barbara Hazelwood
Joan Beckett
Kay Young
Janet Beckett
Sue Lane
Carter Terry
James Townsley
Grand Assembly of the Order of the Rainbow For
State of
Ohio
Akron
Mian
New Lebanon Council
H. F. Wilson
Hamiton City Council
Deep
L. R. Burnett
Sanders
Bryant Gas
Majestic Oil and Coal
Supreme Steel Furnace
Denny Leber G
A& Grimes
DIAL
Vet
BY William Ferris
Church Society
Cini
Oemling Brewing CO
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Schoenling
Ewing CO
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Cleveland Ave
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