Holdup Nets Thugs $30 At Cole
Four men robbed Bettys Truck Stop at the north end of Camden yesterday morning and escaped with only 30 dollars from the cash register. Two waitresses Naomi Musch and Clara Stevenson were threatened with a sawed off shotgun as one man ripped the telephone from the wall. The robbers, who wore masks, returned about 45 minutes later with faces covered. One carried a Curly tattoo on his arm. Camden Police Chief James Redway led the investigation.
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Naomi Musch
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Warren County Elections Board Re‑elects Hutt as Chairman
In Lebanon the Warren County elections board re elected Wilbur Hutt as chairman with William Hufford Jr. named clerk and Mrs Lenore Hollan as deputy clerk. Other members include Gail Gordon Howard L Cheney and Warren C Nelson.
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Lebanon
Warren County Elections Board
Wilbur Hutt
William Hufford Jr
Lenore Hollan
Gail Gordon
Howard L. Cheney
Warren C. Nelson
Crackling Wood From Moisture in Cells Teases Heat
Crackling sounds arise from heat causing moisture in numerous wood cells to steam and explode tiny bursts. The process explains the familiar crackling heard as wood burns.
Four Suspects Escape in Car Through Camden
Young men aged 19 to 25 described as not well dressed escaped in a two tone late model car driving south through Camden. Sheriff Floyd Spitler notified by Chief Redway.
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Camden
Floyd Spitler
Redway
FDR Quoted Supporting Communist Activity Sparks Senate Hearing
Senate internal security panel read alleged 1942 Navy minutes at a public hearing showing President Roosevelt as saying the United States was bound to not oppose the activities of the Communist party in the country. The document, admitted as evidence by Chairman Jenner, may be revised if a later official version differs.
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Navy
Roosevelt
United States
Communist Party
Senate,internal Security
Jenner
R-Ind
Adm
Adolphus ‘Staton
Adlai Stevenson
Subcommittee
Stevenson
Ex Newspapers Man Named Union Public Relations Chief
Donald E. Smith, 35, former Ohio newspaper man and sports editor of the Portsmouth Times, was appointed public relations director of the Ohio CIO Council. He previously worked with United Press and Scripps-Howard in Columbus and served in the State Department in Washington, resigning last month to take the new post as information officer for the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald E. Smith
Ohio Cio Council
Smith
Portsmouth
John Ireland Sues for 1.76 Million in Slan der Damages
Los Angeles actor John Ireland filed a civil action seeking 1,756,000 dollars in damages alleging he lost a lucrative television contract after being described as disloyal to the United States. The suit targets Norvin Productions, Television Programs of America, Leon Fromkess, Milton Gordon, and Mickey Silliman over plans to film 32 Ellery Queen TV features.
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John Ireland
United States
Norvin Productions, Inc
Television Programs of America, Inc
Leon Fromkess
TPA
Milton Gordon
Mickey Silliman
Ireland
Fromkess
Ellery Queen
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Football explosion as fire alarm in Altadena garage
Fire experts report a football exploded in the burning garage of John M. Eikenberry setting off a heat burst that drew his attention and helped save his property. Spontaneous combustion in oil soaked waste started the blaze. He turned on a garden hose until firefighters arrived.
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Altadena
Calif
John M. Eikenberry
Eikenberry
Ireland libel suit seeks damages over alleged disloyalty claim
The complaint filed February 4 alleges the defendants claimed Ireland was not acceptable to advertisers or sponsors due to disloyalty. It states disloyalty meant membership in the Communist party or ties to groups sympathetic to it. The actor seeks 1.5 million dollars total for slander and breach of contract.
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Ireland
United States
Communist Party
Sally Cow Causes Chaos in Inverness Shop Ceiling
In Inverness Scotland a cow named Sally broke through a shop ceiling prompting customers to panic. Sally, a refugee from a nearby auction, had climbed stairs to escape pursuers before the landing collapsed under her weight.
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Inverness
Scotland
Sally
Speeders Cited by Local Police in Lebanon
Lebanon special report notes13 motorists fined ten dollars plus costs by Mayor William Fraser for speeding. Names listed include J C Burton South Lebanon Silas Nicholas Boyd Riley Dayton E L Wheeler T J McComas J H Amerin Cincinnati W C Pummell Xenia J L Letsonger Greenhills C B Solomon Laura D C Howe Erwin Tenn P H Green Akron D E Kindle Centerville and E B Sarday Cleveland.
Misconduct With Two Teenagers Charged
PORTSMOUTH Ohio Robert L Yates 34 former Hillcrest Children s Home supervisor arraigned today on statutory rape charges involving two girls aged 13 and 14 Both wards of the county home where Yates worked until his discharge Feb 7 A Portsmouth physician said the 14 year old girl is pregnant The charges followed an investigation requested by the Scioto County Child Welfare Board.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Robert L. Yates
Hillcrest
Here
Yates
Scioto County Child Welfare Board
Injuries Fatal In Cincinnati Man Crash Victim Dies
In Hillsboro Ohio a wife of a Cincinnati man killed Sunday in a crash died yesterday from injuries. Elizabeth Arnett 35 and her husband Robert 49 were pitched from their car when it collided with another on U S 50 in Dodsonville.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Arnett
Robert
U.S. 50
Dodsonville
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