Taft Dinner Draws Governor and GOP Leaders in Ida town
Republican leaders from Butler Preble and Montgomery counties plan a Taft dinner at the Manchester Hotel inviting Governor Thomas Herbert Lieut. Gov. Paul Herbert State Treasurer Don Ebright and Congressman Raymond H. Burke along with other Ohio dignitaries. Six hundred Republicans are expected with General chairman J Brack Little leading committees from Butler Hamilton and Montgomery counties.
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Taft
Congress
Butler County
Ohio
Manchester
Thomas Herbert
Paul Herbert
Don Ebright
Raymond H. Burke
Butler
Preble
Montgomery
GOP
J. Brack Little
Middletown
Elmer Jewell
Allan Morgan, Jr
Orman Elam
George Boice
Little
D. Boyd
Women's Republican Club
Arthur Fry
T. L. Jarvis
Jack Christy
Robert Miles
T. W. Baird
Thomas Stubbs
Hamilton
Fred Stitsinger
Butler County Central Committee
Ben van Gorden
Edna Fath
Russell Hull
J. Knight Goodman
Ralph Hunter
Florence Suma
Students Favor Reduced Tariff At Conference
Student delegates from 27 colleges at Ohio State University urged tariff reductions to improve U S Russian economic ties. They backed the Marshall Plan, internationalization of atomic energy, and a four year U S administration of the plan with UN ECOSOC recommendations guiding funding. A bid to require UN veto overrides in the Security Council was defeated. Senator Morse warned against restricting amendments that could aid Soviet aims.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Casablanca
Russia
United States
France
Great Britain
U. S
Congress
United Nations Economic and Social Council
UN General Assembly
Security Council
Wayne L. Morse
Roregon
Red Cross 1948 Fund Appeals for Disaster Relief
Last year over 80 000 buildings were destroyed or damaged most of them homes. Red Cross disaster relief includes repair or rebuilding when victims lack resources to do this. Help maintain American standards by giving to the 1948 Red Cross Fund.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Hamilton Youth Shot in Accidental Shooting
Jack Armstrong twenty from Rockdale Road Hamilton was in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after an accidental shooting. He was visiting friend William Piney at Dixie Trailer Camp when Spivey's automatic pistol discharged, hitting Armstrong below the heart and through the shoulder blades. He underwent surgery and remained in very poor condition.
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Hamilton
Jack Armstrong
Rockdale Rd
Mercy Hospital
Armstrong
William Piney
Dixie
Spivey
Police Check Two Accidents In Night Patrol Review
Police investigated two car incidents after nightfall. A reportedly stolen vehicle struck a street marker near Maybelle Drive and Tytus Avenue, returned to its parking spot near Herschel McGraw's home, with a Franklin youth said to have been driving. Harold Schuyler reported his car damaged in a hit and run while parked on Sutphin Street.
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Maybelle Dr
Tytus Ave
Herschel McGraw
Auburn St
Franklin
McGraw
Harold Schuyler
S. Sutphin St
Holy Trinity Plans Minstrel Show
The Holy Trinity School announces a minstrel show sponsored by the Holy Trinity Athletic Association. John Murray is named general manager and the event will be today at 2 p m in the school assembly room for parish members who wish to participate. The memory of last year’s Land o Cotton minstrel at the Knights of Columbus auditorium is recalled, with two capacity audiences.
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Holinity Athletic Association
John Murray
General Gee
Holy Trinity School
The
Athletic Association
Knights of Columbus
Flood Threat Building Up In Iowa Area
Heavy snow blanketed Iowa with up to 30 inches in places as a thaw nears. Weather Bureau warns flood threats rising in interior Iowa streams while Mississippi and Ohio rivers fall. Lincoln Nebraska reports 18 inches of snow as storm swirls across the central states.
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Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Interoir
Midwest
Mississippi
Ohio
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Texas
Georgia
Carolinas
Florida
Miami Beach
Movie Star Safe After Stormy Trip
The cruiser Tonga carrying Gregory Peck and mystery writer Leslie Charteris was found safely anchored near Craig in the Florida Keys after a storm that caused two boats with six people to vanish. Both men were challenged by their wives during the voyage. Coast Guard located the Tonga after an alert.
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Miami
Fla
Tonga
Gregory Peck
Leslie Charteris
Anchorage
Coast Guard
Craig
Florida Keys
Czechs Seek Western Trade Growth Amid Planned Economy
Foreign Minister Antonin Gregor said Czechoslovakia aims to raise exports to 48 percent with eastern or planned economy nations and shift the rest to western trade. He indicated readiness to open negotiations with Britain and noted new or extended accords with Norway Belgium France and Switzerland.
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Prague
Antonin Gregor
Czechoslovakia
Gregor
Britain
Norway
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Nine gamblers, bargainers face Munici pal Court
Judge Alton H. Combs presided as nine individuals appeared on gambling charges. George Adams 40 of 111 Shafer fined 25 for passing gambling equipment. Francis O Flynn 23 of 311 Curtis fined 25 for purchasing numbers. Six men fined 25 each, suspended, for ambling. Several others forfeited bonds or fined for various offenses.
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Alton H. Combs
George Lewis Adams
Shafer St
Pas
Francis O'Flynn
Curtis St
Adams
S. Main T
Charles Brown
Tytus Ave
George Lewis
S. Clinton St
William Tyra
Fleming Rd
Fred Drury
Armco
George Cox
Garfield St
Orval Howard
Illinois Ave
Ray Brewer
N. Broad St
Man Arrested on Assault Charge in Domestic Incident
Lloyd Woods of 801 Malvern Street was arrested yesterday on a charge of assault filed by his wife Verna Woods. Police say he was taken into custody at his home.
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Earl Purcell
Monroe St
South Yankee
Lloyd Woods
Malvern St
Verna Woods
Admiral Supports Aid To China Plea
Adm. Dewitt C. Ramsey Pacific fleet commander said he was inclined to agree with Generals MacArthur and Wedemeyer that military aid to China was necessary. He noted he did not know the State Department policy and did not want to conflict with it, but called the China situation serious.
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Pearl Harbor
Dewitt C. Ramsey
Pacific Fleet
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
China
State Department
Treasure Sierra Madre at Paramount and Road to the Big House at Strand
At Paramount on Sunday and Monday Treasure Sierra Madre starring Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston shows at 1 40, 4 15, 6 50 and 9 25 p m. At Strand John Shelton and Ann Doran star in Road To The Big House with showings 1 15, 3 35, 5 55, 8 15 and 10 30 p m plus Trail of The Mounties with Russell Hayden and Jennifer Holt at 2 45, 5 16, 7 30 and 9 50 p m.
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Paramount
Humphrey Bogart
Walter Huston
Strand
College Diploma Not a Quick Ticket to Riches
Ohio State University researchers found a college degree generally boosts income but is not a guaranteed path to wealth. The College of Commerce studied 3,000 alumni and found the average grad takes five to six years to pass $4,000 annual earnings, with 30 years showing 40 percent earning over $10,000.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Commerce
Dixie leaders seek air time to push civil rights views
Senate leaders propose broadcasting their civil rights argument on network facilities. Senator Russell of Georgia leads the effort and Robert Swezey of MBS signaled willingness to arrange the program with details to be worked out Monday. Arkansas figures McClellan Laney comment varies as Southern delegates prepare for the Philadelphia convention and possible filibuster plans against civil rights measures.
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Russell
D.ga
Truman
Commission On Civil Rights
Robert Swezey
MBS
Arkansas
McClellan
Ben. T. Laney
McGrath
Philadelphia
Army Arrests 113 Jews in German Black Market Raid
The United States Army announced the arrest of 113 Jews in a Black Market raid at the Eschwege camp housing 21 000 displaced persons in Germany. Women’s Army Corps assisted soldiers in the operation conducted Tuesday. Firearms a shortwave radio transmitter American money and food were found in possession. The report notes a medieval link for the term musket, derived from sparrowhawk.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army
Women’s Army Corps
Eschwege
Geckler Plans Full Playgrounds Program for Middletown
Middletown park director Walter S. Geckeler unveils an expanded all-ages recreation plan for parks this year. Open June 14 for 10 weeks of supervised activities, with new lighted horseshoe courts, shuffleboard on basketball courts, expanded dances and evening tennis, plus continued radio drama and mothers’ morning play periods.
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Middletown
Walter S
Steve” Geckeler
Middletown Park Board
Geckeler
Flares Spark New Hope For Missing Men
Flares seen far out on Lake Huron raised renewed hope for Ivan Martin and Dr. C W Murray two men missing after a mercy flight from Flint Mich February 19 toward Houghton Lake 140 miles away The father Thomas Martin of St Thomas Ont will seek a Canadian Air Forces search of the reported area The missing pilot has a wife and two young children
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Southampton
Ont
Lake Huron
Ivan Martin
Flint
Mich
Houghton Lake
C. W. Murray
Thomas Martin
St. Thomas
Canadian Air Forces
Finland Debates Delegation to Russia Amid Coalition Split
Finland moves toward forming a delegation to meet Russia but keeps military alliance options limited. Parliament shows broad opposition to a Soviet aligned tie, with only the Popular Front backing the pact. Paasikivi and Foreign Affairs candidates discuss delegation makeup as cabinet eyes possible emergency session.
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Russia
Paasikivi
Foreign Affairs Committee
Finland
Stalin
Popular Front Bloc
Soviet Union
Popular Front
Mauno Pekkala
Yrjo Leino
Reinhold Svento
Carl Enckell
Maart Heljas
Ilpi
Social Democratic
Kilpi
Sylvi
Rauma
Leina
Hertta Kuusinen
Helsinki
Nutritionist Ruth Van Deman Dies in Baltimore
Ruth Van Deman, a federal home economics expert who helped popularize scientific information on nutrition, food and home management, died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Ruth van Deman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James L. Dye Obituary in San Gabriel California
James L. Dye, 70, native of Middletown, died at his San Gabriel residence on Thursday. Survived by wife Laura and two sons Claude and Luther, all residents of California.
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San Gabriel, Calif
James L. Dye
Middletown
San Gabriel
Calif
Laura
Claude
Luther
California
Car Crash on Route 4 Injures No One
Calvin C. Nolan of Hamilton Route 3 escaped injury after his car lost control and struck a telephone pole on Route 4 south of Hamilton. Deputy Sheriff Dick Schultheiss reported the late night accident.
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Calvin C. Nolan
Hamilton
Dick Schultheiss
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N. Main ST
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