Stevenson suggests joint space project Glenn and Gagarin
Adlai E. Stevenson proposed that Yuri Gagarin and John H. Glenn Jr. work together on a hazardous space project to ease U.S. Soviet tensions. He spoke at a conference of the American Association for the United Nations and said the U.S. remains committed to arms control despite Soviet rejection of a Geneva test ban.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Yuri Gagarin
John H. Glenn Jr
Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
American Association For the United Nations
United States
Geneva
Erin Go Bragh flags brighten Waterbury St Patrick dinner
At the Waterbury Irish American Club annual St Patrick's Day dinner guests admired fruit cups topped with green flags reading Erin Go Bragh. The scene warmed many hearts though some flags bore the print Made in Japan.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury
Emerald Isle
Japan
Deaths And Funerals James S Baker
James S. Baker age 80 of 735 St Nicholas St Dayton died yesterday at home. Retired Air Reduction Co employee born in Kentucky he leaves wife Ethel daughter Mrs Hildred Snyder Dayton son Clyde Carmel Ind brother Fred Dayton six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services at 2 p m Thursday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 p m.
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James S. Baker
James Sidney Baker
St. Nicholas St
Dayton
Kentucky
The
Air Reduction Co
Ethel
Hildred Snyder Dayton
Clyde
Carmel
Ind
Fred
McCoy - Leffler
Middletown Cemetery
Mrs. Marie Channell Dies. Services Set at McCoy-Leffler
Mrs. Marie Channell of 608 S Highview Rd died at 11 15 p m yesterday at Logsdon Rest Home Hamilton after four months as a patient. Survived by two daughters Eunice Slye and Gladys Kyle of Middletown a sister Etta Cornwell Bethel a brother James Conn Bantam three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m Thursday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Marie Channell
S. Highview Road
Logsdon
Hamilton
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Death of Joyce Aon Green at home age four
Joyce Aon Green four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs N B Green of 1812 Woodlawn Ave died at 7 30 am after long illness since birth Surviving are parents a sister Roberta Jean maternal grandparents Mrs Laura Martin Middletown and Benny Martin paternal grandparents Finley and Mrs Green Winchester Ky Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Joyce Aon Green
N. B. Green
Woodlawn Ave
Roberta Jean
Laura Martin
Middletown
Benny Martin
Finley Green
Winchester
McCoy - Leffler
Otto L. Cox dies. Blanchester resident services scheduled
Otto L. Cox 69 of Blanchester Rt 2 died of a heart attack while visiting near Butlerville. Services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Hannah Funeral Home with burial in Edwardsville Cemetery. He is survived by wife Ruth a son Harold of Blanchester a daughter Mrs. Clarence Lewis of Carlisle one sister and seven grandchildren. He was a farmer and long time Harlan Township trustee and member of Blanchester FOL Lodge 2222 D of A and Blanchester Grange. He formerly worked for Auto-Lite in Cincinnati.
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Blanchester
Otto L. Cox
Blanchester Rt. 2
Harlan Township
Hannah
Buria
Edwardsville
Mr. Cox
Martinsville
Butlerville
Blanchester Fol Lodge
Blanchester Grange
Auto-Lite
Cincinnati
Ruth
Cox
Harold
Clarence Lewis
Carlisle
Marcus Houston Morrow Dies. War Vet Served Fire Dept
Marcus Houston Morrow 71, operator of Jack's Place restaurant, died yesterday at Dayton VA Hospital. He served 40 years in the Morrow volunteer fire department and was a World War I veteran. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his wife Belle.
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Morrow
Marcus Houston
Jack
Lebanon Infant Glois Pelfrey Dies After Illness
Glois Jean Pelfrey, 18 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Butler Pelfrey of 105 Warren Street, died at home after a lengthy illness. Funeral services to be held tomorrow at Johnson and Son Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. She will be waked at home this afternoon and evening.
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Lebanon
Gertrude Sackenheim Hamilton Dies at 68
Mrs Gertrude Sackenheim Hamilton 68 of Hamilton died at Mercy Hospital yesterday afternoon. Survived by husband George, another son and two daughters. Requiem High Mass at St Peter's Church Thursday 9 30 am. Burial in St Stephens Cemetery. Arrangements by Brown Dawson Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Gertrude Sackenheim
Fred Fetzer
Armaco Drive
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
George
St. Peter's Church
St. Stephens Cemetery
Brown
Dawson Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Elliott Hamilton Schwab
Albert O. Elliott of 653 Fairview Ave age 88 has services today Zet tner. Mrs. Alice Hamilton of 2031 Old Oxford Rd age 72 has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow Webb. Miss Sue Schwab of 925 Lawn Ave age 84 has services at 2 p.m. Friday Klaus-Weigel.
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Albert O. Elliott
Fairview Ave
Zettner
Alice Hamilton
Old Oxford Road
Webb
Sue Schwab
Lawn Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Notable Newspaper Men Die in Wichita Falls and New York
James H. Allison 82 a renowned Southern newspaper man and former vice president of Times Publishing Co of Wichita Falls died Monday. He retired at 75. Bruce Rae 69 longtime New York Times staffer died Monday of a stroke after 52 years with the paper and service as director of the NYT News Service since 1955.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
James H. Allison
South
Allison
The
Times Publishing Co
New York
Bruce Rae
New York Times
Rae
New York Times News Service
Police Briefs Thefts Reported In Local Area
Police report multiple thefts including three lawn mowers from Cussins and Fearn Co. on Main Street two fishing reels from Clarence Williams garage a radio first aid kit and flashlight plug big license plate from John Dunn car watch from Jimmy Harris Todhunter Road and tools and ice skates from Fred Homan garage. Fred Spencer suffered an arm cut when a rock was tossed through a window at his home by vandals and the culprits remain unknown. Youthful vandals damaged Hoover Ball and Bearing Co storage building on Enoch Drive driving a motor driven high lift into materials causing about two hundred dollars in damage.
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Cussins & Fearn Co
Clarence Williams
Princeton Ave
John Dunn
N. Sutphin Sr
Jimmy Harris
Todhunter
Fred Homan
Grand Ave
Fred Spencer
Ave
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
Enoch Drive
Peeper Case Sent to 30 Day Evaluation in Municipal Court
A 29-year-old man charged with disorderly conduct by window peeping near Trinity Place was ordered to a 30 day state hospital examination after a guilty finding by Judge J T Lamb. Officers chased Robert Fraley Jr. from a prowler call as he moved between houses and stood on a second story porch. Fraley from West Middleton Route 1 faces pre sentence investigation.
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Trinity Place
Mam
Probation Department
Robert Fraley Jr
West Middletown
Two men arraigned on vagrancy charge in county court
Billy Little 27 of 43 S Broad St and Jerry Spencer 19 of 314 Curtis St were arraigned on vagrancy charges and given suspended six month county jail terms with conditions to leave the county and stay away permanently. Police arrested them at Fourth Avenue and Yankee Road early Friday. Judge Lamb also disposed of two intoxication cases and postponed one hearing.
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Billy Little
S. Broad St
Jerry Spencer
Curtis St
Fourth Avenue
Yankee Road
Style Show Ticket Price Is Revised
A change in ticket prices for children under 12 attending the art exhibit and fashion show at the Manchester Motor Inn was announced by Mrs. Clifford Crawford Jr. The $2 general admission drops to $1 for younger children due to increased interest. The Mid dletown Fine Arts Center sponsors the event, opening at 8:30 p.m. in the Inn ballroom, with the exhibit starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are available through several listed organizers.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Clifford Crawford Jr
Middletown Fine
Richard Lewis
Fred Ruscher Jr
David Raine
Douglas Sutherland
Robert Nunlist
Firemen Scores High In Test For Franklin Captain
Franklin fireman Richard Berger topped a competitive exam for a captain’s appointment in the Franklin Fire Department. The post was held by Paul Harville, brother of Assistant Chief Howard Harville, who moves to Dayton. Twelve firemen compete Thursday at 7 pm for Berger’s lieutenant rating. exam to be given in the city manager’s office.
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Franklin
Richard Berger
Franklin Fire Department
Paul Harville
Howard Harville
Dayton
Berger
S. Main St
City Manager's Office
Tests Begin For Youth In Slavings Slaying
John McGrath 17 of Newport was placed under observation at the New Hampshire State mental hospital after being committed for eight days by Judge George R. Grant Jr. He had previously been a psychiatric outpatient and appeared calm during the 40 mile transfer to Keene for commitment. The victims were Francis L. McGrath 37 Willena 40 and sons Peter 13 and Charles 5 killed in their Newport home Saturday night.
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Concord
N.H
John McGrath
Newport
State Mental Hospital
George R. Grant Jr
State Hospital
Keene
Grant
McGrath
Francis L. McGrath
Willena
Peter
Charles
Healthy Skin Hides Cancer Says Mohs Specialist
Dr. Frederick E. Mohs reports a 97 percent cure rate from nearly 4,900 skin cancer surgeries through microscopic analysis of surrounding tissue. He notes hidden cancer beneath apparently healthy skin and describes using a caustic paste to fix the area before freezing and examining specimens for residual cancer cells.
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Phoenix Ariz
Frederick E. Mohs
American Cancer Society
Science Writers Seminar
Mohs
Dr. Mohs
University of Wisconsin
Firemen Check Two Small Fires In City
City firemen yesterday checked two minor blazes and responded to one false alarm. Damage totaled 30 dollars from a backfire blamed for a car fire linked to Mrs. Charles Davidson at 4399 Middletown Hamilton Road and 2026 Howard Ave. A ballast short caused a ten dollar light fixture fire at Consolidated Inc. 1728 Central Ave. The false alarm drew firefighters to Mokry Tesmer Inc. 1811 Clayton St. last night.
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Charles Davidson
Middletown
Hamilton Road
Howard Ave
Consolidated Inc
Central Ave
Mokry-Tesmer Inc
Clayton St
Mohs procedure removes cancer while sparing surrounding skin
The process proceeds section by section until no cancer remains in surrounding tissue. It is a bloodless method since checked skin is killed by caustic material. Dr Mohs notes only cancerous areas are removed and follow the cancer path to excise all malignant tissue.
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Mohs
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