Missing daughter of Lancaster physician troubles Cleveland police
Betty Nichols a 23 year old Western Reserve University social science student and daughter of Lancaster Ohio physician Dr Manson Nichols is missing since Friday night. Landlord Dr John R King of Western Reserve reported she last called Monday and planned to stay with a friend in Lakewood. Police broadcast her description 5 10 160 pounds wearing a black coat and red shoes.
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Cleveland
Betty Nichols
Lancaster
Western Reserve University
John R. King
King
Western Reserve
Kings
Miss Nichols
Lakewood
Manson E. Nichols
East End
Reserve
Otterbein College
Westerville
Burglars Miss Safe Message in Cumberland Job
In Cumberland Maryland a couple of burglars broke into a safe yesterday failing to heed a sign reading No money inside. They pried at the handle then removed the pins from the door hinges discovering only a razor and 20 cents as loot.
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Cumberland. Md
Marty Brill Charged With Vagrancy and Lewd Conduct
Former Notre Dame and Loyola Los Angeles star Marty Brill, 44, was charged in Los Angeles with misdemeanor vagrancy and lewd conduct in a theater. He posted $300 bail and faces a court appearance later today after a drunken episode. Brill denied intent and claimed he cannot recall details.
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LOS Angeles
Marty Brill
Notre Dame
Loyola
A. G. Wiseman
Brill
Liberty
Wiseman
SPEBSOSA Parade Tickets Readied for Advance Sale
SPEBSOSA members acted on advance sale plans for the May 13 parade. Vernon Jones and Tom Bell announced no reserve seats and general sale later. A Lebanon visit by ten locals was noted. Nomination committee met but announced no names. Officer elections set for April.
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Vernon Jones
Tom Bell
Lebanon
Jack Round
al Warman
Bud Apking
Religious Movie Showings At St Johns Church Basement
The Last Days of Pompeii will be shown at St Johns Church basement on March 2 and 26. PTA meeting announced the films for early Christian era life with showings on March 25 at 3 pm and March 26 at 3 pm and 8 pm. Paul Adams will supervise.
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Pompeii
St. John's Church
PTA
Paul Adams
Minister Speaks On Science Power At Civitan Noon
The Rev Kenneth Learey pastor of the First Methodist church told the Civitan Club at its noon meeting yesterday that science is advancing humanity but poses risks if powers are misused. Edward Barker presided during the business session.
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Kenneth §. Learey
First Methodist Church
Civitan Club
Learey
Edward Barker
JA Exhibit Draws Large Crowd and Sales Success
More than 350 spectators attended the Junior Achievement exhibit in the Civic Association auditorium. JA executive director Robert McDade called it a real sales event for local teenage companies, many of which sold out. About 400 products from JA firms nationwide were on display, drawing hobbyists and parents from Dayton Cincinnati and other Miami Valley towns including Middletown.
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The
Civic Association
Robert McDade
McDade
Junior Achievement
United States
Dayton
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
Middletown
Gubitchev Agrees to Suspension. Coplon Remains jailed
Pomerantz says he obtained authorization from Gubitchev to accept a suspended sentence with no appeal and to sail for the Soviet Union on March 20, 1950. Miss Judith Coplon, 28, remains jailed unable to post 40000 bail as talks continue on possible further negotiations and appeal withdrawal.
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Gubitchev
Pomerantz
Soviet Union
State Department
Iron Curtain
Judith Coplon
Department of Justice
House Probe Called Off Unexpectedly
The House Un-American Activities Committee canceled an inquiry into Communist activity in the Cincinnati area. Cecil Scott, a former Cincinnati Communist, was to testify in executive session. No hearing was scheduled for the near future, and reasons were not given. Scott claimed 78 Communists in the Cincinnati area including a professor, doctors, and labor leaders, with war production plans and sabotage details.
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Washington
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Cincinnati
Cecil Scott
McSweeney
Ohio
Frank C. Taverner, Jr
Scott
Matthew Cvetic
FBI
Pennsylvania
Committee
Membrs
Local Births Reported From Families Across Regions
A string of births is listed with parents and residences including Bethany Ohio Cleveland Thompson Lebanon Augusta Ga Middletown Rest Home Trenton Route 1 Webster St Germantown Route 1 and 2312 Oneka St. Names include Thomas W Smith 78 and Dr William T Shipe 83 among others. The items note newborns a mix of boys and one girl born yesterday today.
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Thomas W. Smith
Bethany
Cleve Thompson
Lebanon
William T. Shipe
Augusta
Addie Lamb
Sixth Ave
Edith Root
Middletown Rest Home
Ray
Oneka St
Elmer Gibson
Trenton
Robert Hughes
Second Ave
Yesterdy
Russell Beckner
Webster St
Box
Irvin Blake
Germantown
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Eugene Pemberton a 28 measurement engineer and Shirley J Brubaker a 23 typist both of Hamilton. John Keagy 47 truck driver of 208 South Broad St and Margaret L Leap 48 domestic of Middletown. Howard G Lunsford 23 office machine repairman of Hamilton and Evelyn M Forman 20 stenographer Somerville Route 1.
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Eugene Pemberton
Shirley J. Brubaker
Hamilton
John §. Keagy
South Broad St
Margaret L. Leap
Germantown
Middletown
Howard G. Lunsford
Hamiitton
Evelyn M. Forman
Somerville
Hospital roll calls list patients with various surgical and medical statuses
The clipping lists numerous individuals from Garfield to Franklin regions with medical or surgical conditions at The Hospital Amiel Halsey Berlin Brewer David Coburn and others. A note indicates several entries dismissed and a science fact states blood circulates once around the human body in about 22 seconds.
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Amiel Halsey
Garfield St
Berlin
Brewer
Eleventh Ave
David Coburn
Moore St
Alfred Muecer
Christel Ave
Robert Hughes
William Hughes
Logan Ave
James Davis
Yankee Rd
Loren Gustin
Central, Ave
Cynthia Ann Scott
John Scott
Carolina St
Claud Halsex
Tytus Ave
Robert Tewart
Charles St
Mattie Bewley
Elsmere St
Sharon K. Selby
Edward Selby
Germantown
Omar Leslie
Middletown
James Popp
Carl Popp
Jackson St
Governor to Review Parole of Noted Bank Robber Newman
Ohio Governor Lausche said he will look into the parole of James Newman a 57 year old bank robber whose release was approved by a two to one vote of the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission effective April 20. Newman had multiple escapes and a life sentence for a 1931 Wes terville bank robbery.
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Columbus. C
James
Jim) Newman
Lausche
Newman
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio
New Jersey
Ralph Alvis
Westerville
State Highway Department
Columbus
Cleveland
Parole Board
Percy I. Lowery
Roy E. Harmony
Lawrence E
Laymen Work For Church Emphasized In Presbyterian Meet
At a Presbyterian Men's Club gathering 500 men heard Ralph Knight executive secretary of the YMCA outline the National Council of Presbyterian Men's Club formed in Chicago to promote the kingdom of God through national projects. Knight said the council acts as a clearing house, not a ruling body, and the lay work includes assisting ministers, teaching in Sunday school, visiting unchurched neighbors, and advising youth groups. The meeting also covered Cub Pack organization, displaced families to be brought to Middletown, and plans for a new building campaign that begins March 26 and ends Good Friday. The group voted to seek a local Presbyterian Church charter.
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Presbyterian Men’s Club
Ralph Knight
YMCA
National Council of Presbyterian Men's Club
Chicago
Jesus Christ
Knight
Assistiice
S A. Bell
Cub Pack Committee
Russell Galloway
Middletown
Max
Wade Miller
Harold Jones
Frank Shinn
John Anderson
Presbyterian Church
George Harvey
Presbyterian Scout Troop
Louis van Guelpen
Quaker Widow Refuses Tax Payment Over War Funds
Mrs. Caroline F. Urie, a 76 year old Quaker widow in Yellow Springs, plans to withhold part of her federal income tax for war funding for the third year. She estimates 30.25 percent of her tax goes to war purposes and joined local Peacemakers who say several residents will refuse a portion of their taxes. The protest targets the Oak Ridge plant demonstration and mentions a 70 percent symbol on a dollar bill.
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Yellow Springs. O
Caroline F. Urie
Unie
Urie
Peacemakers
New York City
Yellow Springs
Jaf Internal Revenue
Truman
United States
Bromley
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Katsuki James Otsuka
Richmond
Ind
Otsuka
Earlham College
Federal Correctional Institution
Ashland
Trio Of Men Found Shot To Death On Farm
Three men were found shot to death on a farm near East Gary Indiana. Farmhand Michael Saganovich was jailed. Victims are Paul Shuman about 55 Ignace Gerashenek about 50 and an unidentified farmhand. A 22 caliber rifle was found near Shuman.
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Gary
Ind
East Gary
Lon Daugherty
Michael Saganovich
Tripple
Paul Shuman
Ignace Gerashenek
Schuman
Everett Fisher
Saganovich
Shuman
Gerashenek
Robeson Show Is Called Off on Roosevelt Program
Paul Robeson slated to represent the Progressive Party on Mrs. Roosevelt's TV forum next Sunday has been indefinitely postponed by a National Broadcasting Company spokesman. The action, described as censorship by the party, ends Robeson's planned appearance on the program.
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NEW York
Paul Robeson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Broadcasting Company
Negronger
Progressive Party
Robeson
JA Sales Advisors Set Thursday Meeting
A monthly meeting for JA Sales Advisors and Sales Managers is planned at 7 p.m. Thursday in the auditorium of the Livic Association. Rob ert McDade JA executive director announced the event with Lloyd Spears of Armco Steel Corporation as chair and R A Nunlist Armco assistant credit manager as speaker.
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Junio
Livic Association
Robert McDade
Lloyd Spears
Armco Steel Corporation
R. A. Nunlist
Armco
Butler County Divorces Filed Over Neglect Claims
Myrtle Mae Underwood of 900 Lafayette Street Middletown sues William Ray Underwood for neglect. Richard Edward Martin of 2029 Brentwood Street Middletown sues Beulah Mae Martin of 314 South Main Street for neglect.
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Myrtle Mae Underwood
Lafayette St
Middletown
William Ray Underwood
Richard Edward Martin
Brentwood St
Buelah Mae Martin
South Main St
Senator Johnson targets Stromboli censorship and Bergman
The senator attacked public morality standards and censorship at a Senate hearing while Hollywood defended Stromboli. A studio spokesman said censorship exists but upheld the film’s merit based on contents, not actors private lives. Johnson warned Bergman and Rossellini will not testify when hearings resume next month. Bergman, Swedish by birth, is noted. A study finds fifteen percent of divers causing ninety percent of accidents.
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RKO
Hollywood
Stromboli
Miss Bergman
United States
Senate
Johnson
Rossellini
Sweden
Taft proposes steel industry study and price limits
Senator Taft urged Congress to study limiting how much business a single steel company can do and to tighten Sherman act enforcement. He cited U S Steel's dominant position and said wage costs from union contracts might drive higher prices, while O Mahoney argued competition remains undermined.
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Washington
Tait
Ohio
Congress
Taft
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senates
House Economic Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Housing cooperatives face test in omnibus housing bill
Leng told the Senate that private industry and speculators earned 30 cents of every dollar advanced under government guaranteed loans. A Bricker led move to remove cooperative provisions will be voted first, with Ives and Tobey proposing a substitute to let cooperatives obtain government insured mortgages.
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Leng
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
Ives
R-Ny
Tobey
R-Nh
Personnel Group Tours Bag Plant
A Middletown Personnel Association monthly meeting featured a tour of the Raymond Bag Company arranged by Ted Leslie and Don Woodward. Afterward the group met at Colony Restaurant for a discussion on industrial problems. A C O Connor spoke on hospital administration. Plans for a May joint meeting with the Hamilton personnel group were discussed.
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Raymond Bag Company
Middletown ‘Personnel Association
Ted Leslie
Don Woodward
Colony
A. C. O'Connor
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton Personnel Group
Protected killers in Smokies reference rattlesnake bites
Twenty nine people died in a recorded group of 34 as rattlesnakes bit ten individuals. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park protects rattlers and their habitat.
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Great Smoky Mountains
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St. John’s Church
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Central Ave
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West Middletown
Ralph Back
Lowell St
Mark Snively
Burton Rd
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Lamberton
Viginia Lee Owens
Glenn Owens
Franklin
Daniel Earl
Curtis St
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Butler County Courts
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ING
Glidden
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American Forestry CO
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