Ninety Men Begin Pre-Draft Physical Exams in Cincinnati
Two busloads from the American Legion Post 218 departed at 7 30 am for Cincinnati to undertake Armed Forces exams. About 90 local registrants plus 21 transferees from other boards, including 18 Miami University students, were listed. the full group represents one of the largest sent for physicals.
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American Legion
Armed Forces
Cincinnati
Legion Home
J. Wylie Mitchell
Manchester Ave
Roy Cleveland Banks
Curtis St
Joel Aldridge
Sycamore St
Glenn Morris
Meadow Ave
Richard Andrew Velarich
J. C. Fletcher
James Junior Peck
LaFayette St
Billy Cassidy
Sheridan Ave
Richard David O’connor
North Grimes St
Rodney Clyde McGuire
Baltimore St
Vernon Lee Collins
Lewis St
George Washington Reed
Miami University
Hankie Sale Set Saturday by Salvation Army Women
The Women's Home League of the Salvation Army will hold a handkerchief sale Saturday at 1 p.m. Captain Kenneth Sharp announced. Hankies wrapped in cellophane will hang on a tree in a department store entrance. Proceeds fund a home in Asbury Park for retired Salvation Army officers.
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The
Salvation Army
Kenneth Sharp
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Women’s League
Asbury Park
N. J
Cafe Owner Held For Grand Jury In Marine Killing
Cincinnati police charged cafe owner Grant Caskey with the murder of Jack W. Roberts a 24 year old ex Marine at his cafe. Judge Frank M Gusweiler set bond at 2500 dollars as Caskey claimed self defense after Roberts vaulted over the bar and attacked him following a refusal to serve drinks.
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Cincinnati
Frank M. Gusweiler
Grant Caskey
Jack W. Roberts
Caskey
Roberts
Ohio Farms Will Plant More Corn
Ohio farmers will plant more corn and oats this year, the Agriculture Department reported. Prospective plantings show corn 3,553,000 acres this year vs 3,384,000 last year. oats 1,275,000 vs 1,181,000. soybeans 1,078,000 vs 1,100,000. tobacco 20,400 (down from 20,400) and sugar beets 18,000 vs 30,000. The department noted 13,900 acres of tobacco would be barley tobacco.
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Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Driver Fined 318 in Hamilton Court
William Lawson aged 46 of West Middletown Route 1 was fined 318 in Hamilton Municipal Court for intoxication and driving while intoxicated. Judge Harry F. Walsh suspended 50 of the fine and revoked Lawson's license for one year after his arrest Saturday for driving his car over the pavement at Fourth and Ludlow Streets.
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Hamilton
William Lawson
West Middletown
Harry F. Walsh
Lawson
Fourth and
Ludlow Sts
Mobilization Drives Nurse Demand Across Sectors
F Evelyn Beck, director of Middletown Hospital nursing, says national mobilization raises need for graduate professional nurses in military service and industry. Six nurses per thousand men drafted. industry could require many more as defense plants swell. Nursing schools expand training. Middletown Hospital plans to double enrollments this fall and over the coming years.
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F. Evelyn Beck
Middletown Hospital
Miss Beck
Ohio
Middletown
Something New Promised For Masonic Smoker Event
Vaughn Duvall announced Middletown Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will host an Educational Meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Ralph Grimes chairs the arrangements committee promising a program with something new. Dale Hastings of Miamisburg is the speaker. Lunch follows the program. Robert Bell and Paul Krug head the refreshments group.
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The
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Order
Ralph Grimes
Dale Hastings
Miamisburg
Robert Bell
Paul Krug
JA Salesmen Meet With Junior Achievement Managers
Junior Achievement sales managers will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Civic Association auditorium. Robert McDade, executive director, said the event will feature Charles Fleishman of W. T. Knott Co. as a participant.
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Civic Association
Robert McDade
Charles Fleishman
W. T. Knott Co
McDade
Tiny Cleveland baby dies after six days
Cynthia Kay Grant, born weighing one pound five ounces and just 10 inches long, died yesterday in Cleveland. The six day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Grant of Solon, Ohio, had surprised doctors by living as long as she did.
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Cleveland
Cynthia Kay Grant
George Grant
Solon. O
Feed Shortage May Curtail Meat Production Nationwide
The Agriculture Department warned a smaller future supply of meat dairy and poultry products as farmers plan to plant far less livestock feed crops than needed to sustain current output. Labor shortages and reluctance to plow land back to crops hit planting goals, with corn and other feeds dipping below targets while cotton expects a large rise.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Cartridge steel cases to save strategic materials
The Army announced it will manufacture cartridge cases from steel instead of brass to preserve strategic materials. This shift is expected to save millions of pounds of copper and zinc during large scale production of small arms and artillery ammunition.
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Washington
Army
Prize Bull Dark Master Sired Over Thirty Thousand Calves
Dunlog gin Dark Master, an eight year old prize bull owned by the Central Ohio Breeding Association, has fathered over 30 000 offspring. Dick Kellogg, the association manager, says most progeny resulted from artificial insemination since December 1948.
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Columbus
Dick Kellogg
Central Ohio Breeding Association
Judge McNamee Sworn In As Federal Judge
Cleveland AP reports Charles J. McNamee is sworn in as a new federal judge for the Northern District of Ohio succeeding the retired Robert N. Wilkin. McNamee previously served as common pleas and appellate judge.
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Charles J. McNamee
Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert N. Wilkin
Mansfield man sues for 250000 over crash with Dixie-Ohio
Richard E. Reid, 40, of Mansfield filed a $250,000 damages suit against the Dixie-Ohio Express Co. of Cleveland. He alleges a January 4, 1940 collision near Mount Gilead crippled him, ending his bricklaying trade and barn dance fiddling.
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Richard E. Reid
Mansfield
Dixie-Ohio Express Company of
Cleveland
Dixie-Ohio
Mount Gilead
Weichel Returns to Washington After Illness
SANDUSKY AP Rep Alvin Weichel R O returns to Washington today after two weeks at home due to influenza.
Servicemen Updates From Training Bases in 1950s Era
First Lt. Donald E. Douglas attends the medical officers indoctrination at Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs H H Douglas of 3207 Central Ave and a graduate of Ohio State University Dental School. Garry L. Smallwood 19, sea man recruit, trains at Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois. Son of Mr and Mrs Adrian Smallwood of 2011 Lowell St he graduated Lemon Monroe High School in 1950 and studied at DeForst Electronic School in Chicago. He enlisted February 20 1950 and will be assigned to a fleet unit or a Navy service school after recruit training. Pvt William E Crawford 19 recently promoted to private first class at Olmsted Air Base Middletown Pa. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Crawford of 1331 Grove St and attended Middletown schools before enlisting in October 1950 after working for McGraw Construction Company and Middletown Hospital.
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Maxwell Air Force Base
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Central Ave
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Garry L. Smallwood
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Training Staton
Smallwood
Adrian Smallwood
Lowell St
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DeForst Electronic School
Chicago
Navy
William E. Crawford
Olmsted Air Base
Middletown
William Crawford
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McGraw Construction Company
Middletown Hospital
Search For Youth 17 Missing From Home In Newcomerstown
A statewide search was underway today for David Billings, 17, of Newcomerstown who has been missing for one week. Local authorities and volunteers enlisted in the search across multiple counties as relatives pleaded for information. The case drew AP coverage from Newark and surrounding areas.
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New Philadelphia
David Billings
Newcomerstown
Thieves Take 150 At Hamilton Church
Thieves battered a small safe at St. Joseph Church recreation hall in Hamilton Sunday night and fled with 150 dollars in cash a 34.40 check and cartons of cigarettes Police said two chisels a hammer and a punch were used to open the safe Fifteen dollars in change was taken from a juke box Local police investigated hours after the break in.
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Hamilton
St. Joseph Church Recreation Hall
Bosnia and Herzegovina Population in Yugoslavia Context
The region of Bosnia and Herzegovina within Yugoslavia is described as having about two million residents. This figure reflects the demographic understanding of the area during the historical context referenced.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Yugoslavia
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