Opinion Sample Shows Middletonians Back U. S. Korean Decision
Warren Bazirgan reports Middleton residents broadly supported President Truman and UN actions after North Korean attack on South Korea. Many favored intervention, some warned of war, a few opposed. Public sentiment shifted as mobilization fears rose then moderated amid questions on Russia’s stance.
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U. S
Warren Bazirgan
Republic of
South Korea
United States
United Nations
Truman
Security Council
America
Hadacol Claims Relief From Stomach Ailments
A testimonial from E F Brazile and Reggie of Tennessee touts Hadacol as remedy for stomach distress indigestion gas and bloating due to vitamin and niacin deficiencies. User notes diet attempts failed but two bottles of Hadacol relieved symptoms improving appetite and wellbeing. Includes trial and large sizes pricing.
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Alton E. Reggie
The
Loblene Corporation
Hamilton Bus Fare Hike Vote Planned by City Council
Hamilton council set to vote on raising bus fare from seven to ten cents at a special meeting this afternoon. Five members opposed the increase last Wednesday with Mayor William Becett, while councilman Arthur Wilson, who opposed then, is expected to back it to avoid losing operation control if the escalator clause franchise allows a fare boost. The line’s manager Joseph Bowman warned a passenger decline could push this year’s deficit to about $50,000.
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Hamilton
City of
William Becett
Arthur Wilson
Joseph Bowman
Pssengers
Nose gear collapse injures none on Hyannis flight
Twenty nine passengers escaped injury when the nose landing gear of a Northeast Airlines transport collapsed while landing in Hyannis Massachusetts last night. The craft slid about 100 yards on its nose before stopping on its nose and the two main wheels under the wings. Seat belts held passengers fast.
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Hyannis
Mass
Local couples announce newborn sons this week
Vital Statistics reports three birth notices: Mr and Mrs Roger Jones at 1708 Calumet Ave welcomed a boy yesterday, Mr and Mrs Clell Lancaster at 624 Auburn St welcomed a boy yesterday, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Hutchinson at 408 Garfield St welcomed a boy yesterday.
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Roger Jones
Calumet Ave
Yester
Clell Lancaster
Auburn St
Thomas Hutchinson
Garfield St
Middletown Residents Named In Unspecified Notices
Leslie E. Pugh 27 Armco employee of 527 Garfield St Norma J. Milburn 19 secretary of 1703 Church Street both of Middletown Dallas R Randall 24 machinist apprentice 1212 Yankee Rd Middletown Fiorella Adkins 18 stenographer Weat Middletown Route 1 Richard L. Lewis 22 pharmacist 316 Bellomonte St Gwendolyn Dall Conn 22 of 302 Ardmore Dr Middletown Joseph E. Ritter 37 steel worker 33 Curtis St Christine Boehm 32 clerk 1908 Sherman Ave Middletown
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Leslie E. Pugh
Armco
Garfield St
Norma J. Milburn
Church Street
Middletown
Dallas Robert Randall
Yankee Rd
Fiorella Adkins
Weat
Richard L. Lewis
Bellomonte St
Gwendolyn Dall Conn
Ardmore Dr
Joseph E. Ritter
Curtis St
Christine Boehm
Sherman Ave
Hospital Discharges and Surgeries Listed in Franklin
A hospital note lists numerous patients from Franklin and surrounding areas with surgical and medical cases. Names include Mrs. Cora Justus Mrs. Charlie Harvey Joyce Helton and several Weidners along with Berlin Brewer Walter Reynolds and others. Dismissals include Mrs. Farl Weikel Earl Emrick Mrs. William Hampton Mollie Rodenbeck Grace Rice John Blackburn Larry White and R Dale Chamberlain.
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Cora Justus
Franklin, Surgical
Charlie Harvey
Eighteenth Ave
Surgical
Danny Allen
Central Ave
Stanley Hale
Warren Rd
Powell Wells
Woodside Ave
Thomas Byron
Waneta St
Berlin
Eleventh Ave
Charles Morris
Franklin, Medical
Walter Reynolds
First Ave
Joyce Helton
Russell Helton
Moore St
James
Kenneth Weidner
Robert Weidner
Highland St
Sherri Meriweather
Fred Meriweather
Trenton
Robert Cisco
North Broad St
Farl Weikel
Shafer St
Earl Emrick
West Middletown
Two Accidents Prompt Police Warning To Motorists
Two crashes yesterday prompted a police advisory to drivers to yield to emergency vehicles. Ruth Hollingsworth, 29, lost control on Route 73 and crashed through a guard rail, injuring herself and passenger Doris Moore. Franklin officers later directed traffic to allow an ambulance through, after Huntsberger backed into another car. A separate Route 73 collision near the Warren County line involved Anthony DeBlasi and Marion Sedam, with Sedam pulling from behind a bus and overturning DeBlasi’s car. no injuries were reported and damage was about $500.
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State Highway Patrol
Franklin
Ruth M. Hollingsworth
East Second St
Doris A. Moore
Springboro
Middletown Hospital
Russell C. Huntsberger
Miamisburg
Huntsberger
Charles L. Reimer
North E. St
Hamilton
Erby Worley
Warren County Line
Anthony DeBlasi
Queen
70 Group Air Force Approval Near
Washington AP The House was expected today to stamp final approval on a bill authorizing an Air Force of up to 70 groups. The Senate approved the measure yesterday, with a compromise between bills from both chambers. The bill sets top manpower and aircraft limits for the Army Air Forces and reserves as part of a push to expand beyond the current 48 groups.
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Washington
House
Senate
Air Force
Dean Head Dies at 91 in Delaware Ohio
Funeral services planned Saturday for Mrs. Mary Austin 91 widow of Cyrus Austin former Ohio Wesleyan University professor The Austins served as deans of Monnett Hall dormitory for 39 years in Delaware Ohio following her passing yesterday.
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Delaware
Mary Austin
Cyrus Austin
Ohio Wesleyan University
Tables Are Turned Judge Fines Man For Failing To Appear
In Municipal Court Judge Alton H. Combs imposed a 25 dollar fine on Nathan Trent for contempt after he failed to appear twice and was brought in on a bench warrant to testify in a case he filed against Julius Day for robbery. Trent altered his story. prosecutors dropped the robbery charge. The judge warned that filing charges and then dropping them burdens justice and announced new steps requiring costs in dropped cases and separate accounting for fines and costs, with limited effect on city funds.
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Alton H. Combs
Nathan Trent
Tilmon Ellison
Trent
Julius Day
Combs
Police Briefs Include Vehicle Damage and Missing Youth
A parked car owned by Frederic Ruscher was struck by Milton Meiss while he attempted to park on Canal Street. Bert Green was charged with disorderly conduct after being taken into custody. A stolen bicycle reported by Jim Pappas was recovered. A theft of bicycle wheels was reported by a mother on Lawn Avenue. Harvey Robinson and his wife report their son Paul missing since Wednesday. Elmer Schneider reported his car trunk broken into and two baseballs stolen at Armco Park.
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Frederic H. Ruscher
Fourth Ave
Milton M. Meiss
Cincinnati
Ruscher
Canal St
Meiss
Bert Green
McKinley St
Harvey Robinson
Garfield St
Paul
Milk Strike Ends in Pittsburgh as Voters Accept Pact
A three week strike halted most milk deliveries to 2.3 million Pittsburgh area residents before ending last night. About 3,000 AFL members approved a new contract by boisterous voice vote with only scattered dissents heard.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Police Radio Aerial Raised on City Building
A new police emergency radio aerial was installed atop the City Building, visible to motorists for blocks. The system will switch from AM to FM once four new police cruisers equipped with the radios are received, under a federal order governing city equipment.
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Middle Town
Fight In Case Brings Fine And Advice To Pair Of Men
A case heard in Municipal Court before Judge Alton H. Combs involved Woodrow Birchfield, 36, who admitted striking J. M. Rowe and was fined 25 dollars plus costs for assault and battery and 100 dollars for operating a motor vehicle under alcohol. A stay of execution remained on the first fine. Birchfield claimed intoxication and said he hit Rowe, who managed Mackey's cafe. Rowe was questioned about beer service to intoxicated patrons, and the judge suggested the altercation may reflect mutual provocation.
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Alton H. Combs
Woodrow Birchfield
Columbia Ave
J. M. Rowe
Mackey's
Central Ave
Birchfield
Combs
Rowe
Dayton
Evelyn Hawkins
Carfax
South Broad St
May West
Montgomery Ave
Wilma Thompson
Richards St
Jean Hodgson
New St
Hilltop Cafe
Franklin
Harold Dance
Reece Spencer
Forrest Ave
Spencer
Scout Day Camp Registrations Are Extended
The second session registration deadline is Monday July 3 announced by Mrs Gar net L Church Girl Scout director. Girls may sign up for Monday Tuesday or Thursday Friday sessions at the Girl Scout office by the deadline. The first session closes today with a brief party this afternoon. Day Camp runs July 10 25 for Monday Tuesday and July 13 28 for Thursday Friday.
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Garnet L. Church
Girl Scout
Closing Of Aleutian Bases Reconsidered
A spokesman said the Air Force is reconsidering its plan to withdraw all operating personnel from its Aleutian airfields by tomorrow. The four fields were slated for closure as an economy move, with a proposal pending to seek Congress funding for Civil Aeronautics Administration needs.
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Washington
Air Force
Aleutians
Four Fields
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Administra
AA Open Meeting Set for Tonight in Middletown
Middletown's Alcoholics Anonymous chapter marks its fourth anniversary with an open meeting at the Association at 8 30 p m Two out of town speakers will address interested visitors The local group formed 14 years ago at the City Jail now has more than 100 members Nationally about 250000 members in 1500 units AA aims to oppose alcohol abuse Contact through P O Box 342 Victor Colorado, near Cripple Creek, a noted mining town long popular with visitors
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Middletown
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ir Association
Proposal on field operation status remains inactive
A proposal aiming to keep one field operational has not yet prompted any action. No steps have been taken to implement or advance the plan.
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