Beecham Dies Famed Conductor at 81 in London
Sir Thomas Beecham 81 renowned conductor of symphony and opera died in London after a cerebral thrombosis. He led the London Philharmonic since 1915 and created the New Symphony Orchestra and Beecham Opera Company. Known for sharp wit and clashes with crowds, his recordings and interpretations of Mozart Handel and Haydn were celebrated. He married three times and had two sons from his first marriage.
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London
Thomas Beecham
Beecham
Britain
America
Covent Garden
Joe Utica Celestia Welles
New York
Betty Humby
Shirley Hudson
Oxford
Halle
New Symphony Orchestra
Beecham Opera Company
London Philharmonic
New York Philharmonic
United States
Pin Worms Vermifuge Claims by Jayne’s tablets
Fidgeting and rectal itch are cited by medical experts as signs of pinworms infecting up to a third of examined individuals. The ad pitches Jayne’s P-W Vermifuge tablets as killing pinworms in the large intestine, with a claimed delivery into bowels before dissolving and a safe, easy tablet form for children and adults.
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Jayne
Two Hurt After Auto Strikes Fence at Cemetery Entrance
A Middletown woman learning to drive lost control and rammed a car into a fence near Woodside Cemetery entrance. The driver and a passenger, Ruth Kindred, 30, were injured. Kindred had a left arm fracture and facial bruises. her mother Roxie Watson, 60, was treated and dismissed with chest and leg pains. The 1955 model was totaled and police reported the driver had a temporary permit. Separate incidents: John K. Day, 47, arrested for intoxication and fleeing after a crash on Central Avenue and McKinley Street. damage to a parked auto totaled 75 dollars. Julius Gaiser and John D. Berger were cited or charged in two additional accidents.
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Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
Ruth Kindred
Jacoby Ave
Mida Hospital
Roxie Watson
17Th Ave
John K. Day
Mary Etta St
Central Avenue
McKinley Street
Day
Kenneth Ashley
N. Verity Parkway
Julius Gaiser
Miamisburg
John D. Berger
Survey Of Seniors Set At Boro
SPRINGBORO A questionnaire was ordered to be sent to all Clearcreek High School graduates attending college to seek views on how the local system can better prepare students for college. The Board approved insulating the school's heating systems and hiring substitutes.
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Springboro
Clearcreek High
Board of Education
Noel Easton
Josephine Thomas
Grace Klever
Ethel D. Pelfry
Walter Cure
Lydia Gabbarg
Mable Arnold
Underwriters Plan Panel on Prospecting
Middletown Life Underwriters host a panel discussion on Ways of Prospecting moderated by Richard Nunery. Panelists include Perry Grier, Thomas Pierce, Robert Detmer, and Kent Little. The meeting starts at noon at the Ranch Inn on Tytus Avenue.
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Middletown Life Underwriters
LUTC
Richard Nunery
Perry Grier
Thomas Pierce
Robert Detmer
Kent Little
Ranch Inn
Tytus Avenue
GOP Leader Dies Committeewoman Ellen Remmel
LITTLE ROCK Ark AP Ellen Lucy Cates Remmel longtime GOP committeewoman died at 73 after a heart attack Tuesday night at her son Roland Remmel’s home in Little Rock. She served on the Republican National Committee for many years.
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Little Rock
Ark
Republican National Committee
Ellen Lucy Cates Remmel
Obituary for Robert J. Ashley 24 in Middletown
Services for Robert James Ashley age 24 of 1437 Sycamore Street will be at 2 pm tomorrow at New Era Baptist Church with Rev. Alexander presiding. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Bailey Funeral Home today from 6 to 9 pm. He died Sunday at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. He attended Garfield School McKinley Junior High and Middletown High School class of 1955 where he played football three years and varsity tackle his senior year.
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Robert James Ashley
Sycamore St
New Era Baptist Church
Fred Alexander
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Ashley
Middletown Hospital
Garfield
McKinley Junior High
Middletown High School
Mrs Charlotte Taylor 79 Dies Of Heart Attack At Home
Mrs Charlotte Ann Taylor, 79, died at 8:30 a.m. of a heart attack at her home on Tren ton Hamilton Road. Survived by Ira her husband four sons Heber Charles Homer Calvin two daughters Edna Schmidt Florence Lindy two brothers and six sisters. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Hickory Flat Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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Charlotte Ann Taylor
Trenton-Hamilton Road
Ira
Heber
Charles
Homer
Trenton
Calvin
West Middletown
Edna Schmidt
Middletown
Florence Lindy
Willamsdale
Webb Funeral Home
Hamilton
Hickory Flat
Franklin services for Oscar Wade 79 at Anglesby Funeral Home
Oscar Wade Franklin 79 of 505 S Main St Springboro will have services at 2 p.m. Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev James Dewey officiating. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. IOOF Lodge members will conduct a service there tomorrow at 6 p.m. Mr Wade died yesterday at his home.
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Franklin
Oscar Wade
S. Main St
Springboro
Anglesby
James Dewey
Ioof Lodge
Wade
Ibis
Obituary notices for Combs and Webb services this Friday
William M. Combs Sr. aged 70 of 2149 New London Road will have a service at 2 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Margaret Rose Webb aged 84 of 605 South Fifth Street will have a service at 2 p.m. Friday. Brown and Dawson funeral home are listed in the notices.
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William M. Combs Sr
London Road
Webb
Margaret Rose
Brown & Dawson
Notable Pittsburgh industrialist James Ervin dies at 75
Pitt leader and MacKinto shamill co president James S. Ervin, 75, longtime steelmaker and civic figure, died Tuesday after heart illness treatment. Paris aviation chief Max Hymans, 61, head of Air France for 12 years, also died Tuesday. Arthur James Pegler, 99, ex-newsman and Westbrook Pegler father, plus 95 year old Dr Thomas Nixon Carver, LA Times columnist and author, all died Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
James S. Ervin
MacKintosh-Hemphill Co
Paris
Max Hymans
Air France
France
Tucson
Ariz
Arthur James Pegler
Westbrook Pegler
England
Pegler
New York City
LOS Angeles
Thomas Nixon Carver
Los Angeles Times
Captain Kittinger Out, Post to Speak at Jaycees Night
Captain Joseph W. Kittinger Jr departs on a classified mission from Wright Patterson Air Force Base, with Sgt. George A. Post replacing him as the Jaycees Bosses Night speaker on Man in Space. Post, attached to the Aerospace Medical Laboratory, will use film and slides while outlining his topic amid 175 reservations for the 7:30 pm Manchester Hotel banquet.
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Air Force
Joseph W. Kittinger Jr
Chamber of Commerce
M. Sut
George A. Post
Kittinger
Wright -Patterson Air Force Base
Jaycees
Sgt. Post
Aerospace Medical Laboratory
WPAFB
Capt
Hueston Lake to be ready for spring boating
Heavy rains refilled Acton Lake in Hueston Woods State Park after a low water period. Park officials said the spillway carried about ten inches of water and noted past dam gate issues caused prior damage. A mosquito species breeds in water gathered in hollow bamboo stems.
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Oxford
Acton Lake
Hueston Woods State Park
Four Mile Creek
John Young
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Diamond National Corp
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