Plane Fell As If Pulled By Nose Flight Crash Kills 95
In Jamaica Bay a jet airliner crashed after takeoff from Idlewild. The event killed 95 people and involved a Mohawk Airlines plane with about 40 aboard. Eyewitness accounts described a devastating dive and a splashdown in a muddy swamp as rescuers moved to aid survivors.
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Utica
N.Y
Joseph F. Farano
New York City
Mohawk Airlines
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Robert G. Harrar
Upstate New York
Troy
Thomas J’. Mathews
Farano
Idlewild
Remarkable new Shell Heating Oil promises savings
Shell introduces a refined Heating Oil using Hydro-desulphurization to remove sulphur and nitrogen atoms. The oil burns in a hot cone shaped flame, guards burner openings from deposits, cuts fuel bills, and reduces service calls. Available now with full details by calling the supplier.
Frozen vegetables per capita rise in 1951
In 1951 the average American consumed 104 pounds of frozen vegetables. By 1960 frozen food manufacturers invested over 9 million dollars in national newspaper advertising to promote frozen foods.
Five Years Later Mystery of Camden Lady Attorney Vanishing
Maud Crawford, 60, missing since a rainy night five years ago, vanished from her Camden home after a brief phone call. Husband Clyde Crawford and police say no signs of a struggle or disturbance. reward remains $1000 as authorities review tips and past leads amid renewed interest from a missing chemist case.
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Camden, Ark
Maud Crawford
Crawford
Clyde Crawford
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Carl Vernon Holmberg
Illinois
Camden
G. B. Cole
Cole
Maud
Germantown Mayor Fines Two In Court
In mayor's court last night Mayor Ross Brewer levied 50 dollars in fines and 75 dollars in bonds. Ottis Halsey Jr. of West Carrollton forfeited a 50 dollar bond for driving without a license. Glen E. Thompson of Miamisburg forfeited a 25 dollar bond for failing to yield. Mercer Dean Bradfield of Dayton was fined 50 dollars for permitting an unlicensed person to drive. James McCain of Dayton was fined 25 dollars for driving without a license.
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Germantown
Ross Brewer
Ottis Halsey Jr
West Car
White supremacist told to crawl back under rock in court
In Montgomery County Court Judge Owen Sanders blasted Peter L. Xavier as a man with a sick mind after dismissing rare criminal syndicalism charges for lack of proof. Xavier, a 60 year old Iowa native and Army veteran, burned a cross in 1960 to protest a housing mix, and claimed a Ku Klux Klan past. The judge criticized his tirades against Judaism and Catholicism and urged him to study the Constitution.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Common Pleas
Owen Sanders
Sanders
Union County
Peter L. Xavier
Xavier
Iowa
Community Chest Services
Negro Urban League
Crystal Tissue Co reports 72 percent earnings jump in 1961
Crystal Tissue Co president Stanley Reed reports 1961 earnings of 171 055 dollars or 1 63 a share, up 72 percent from 1960 s 99 592 dollars. Sales reached 5 340 000 dollars, dividends rose to 35 cents a share, and 10 cent dividend for Q1 1962 was approved payable March 1 to holders of record February 20. New equipment and products boosted output despite an older paper machine being retired.
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Stanley Reed
The
Crystal Tissue Co
Reed
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Note
Horoscope advises careful watch over financial and business dealings tomorrow and in coming months. May 1 brings possible lift in finances or job, with long term plans and goals. romance highlighted in summer, social activity in late year, and a child born today could become a notable fashion designer or designer professional.
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Tober
Marine Speaks To Troop 18 at Court of Honor
David Caldwell a Marine home on leave spoke about the Corps after a Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 18. A film This is Exploring was shown. Pns, awards and badges were presented to Richard Robbins David Fall Tony Ashton Rich ard Lawrence Sam Nelson Ray Ashton Kenny Smith Bob Law rence David Craig Doug Sherron David Wittman James South Lee Dennis and David Ferlise.
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David Caldwell
Richard Robbins
David Fall
Tony Ashton
Richard Lawrence
Sam Nelson
Ray Ashton
Kenny Smith
Bob Lawrence
David Craig
Doug Sherron
David Wittman
James South Lee Denni
David Ferlise
Family Night At YMCA Set
A YMCA Family Night is planned for Saturday with a gym program from 6:40 to 8 and swimming 7 to 9 p.m. The events are open to members and their immediate families with a parent present for each youngster and participation required, says B. P. Allen assistant general secretary.
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YMCA
B. P. Allen
Doty House PTO to Hear Dr Jack Rubenstein on Child Development
Dr Jack Rubenstein director of the Hamilton County Diagnos tical Clinic will address Doty House PTO members next Thursday at 7 30 p m on the emotional development of handicapped children. The meeting is the next to last this year with the final session May 10. Babysitter service is provided at meetings.
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Jack Rubenstein
Hamilton County Diagnostical Clinic
Doty House
PTO
Rubenstein
Police Recover Stolen Car. 16-Year-Old Detained
Police recovered a car stolen in Dayton and detained a 16-year-old Middletown boy. The youth, from 1727 Eldora Drive, is in custody at Dayton. The vehicle was reported stolen Sunday and found on Clark Street. A separate report noted a theft of a purse containing $32.75 and papers from 19 Santa Fe Road.
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Middletown
Dayton
Walker Long
Eldora Drive
Charles Shepherd Jr
Woodlawn Avenue
Clark Street
Glen Selby
Santa Fe Road
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