Off He Went To War There Is Another Wait At Home
In Halifax two Canadian soldiers Cpl Michael Lane and Pvt Charles Bell stowed away on the Bonaventure bound for Cyprus to join the U N peace force. They were discovered three hours after the carrier sailed. An army spokesman said they would be disciplined and returned to Canada. Mrs Beatrice Lane said there would be another Cyprus when he returns. She is left with six children and another due any day.
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Halifax
Cyprus
Beatrice Lane
Bonaventure
Michael Lane
Boutilier’s Point
Charles Bell
U.N
Canada
House Republicans Stall Wheat Vote
House Republicans use an unusual filibuster to delay a wheat cotton bill provoking concern for wheat farmers in Kansas Nebraska North and South Dakota and other wheat regions. The White House has top priority and Rules Committee action is postponed until next week with Easter recess approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
American Bureau Federation
Kansas
Nebraska
North and
South Dakota
Johnson
White House
Rules Committee
Army says Cassius Clay failed second induction exam
The Army announced Cassius Clay does not meet induction standards after failing a second pre induction examination. In Columbus Ohio state officials announced an austerity drive after lawmakers approved extra funds for public schools to cover deficits.
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Washington
Army
Cassius Clay
Columbus
Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
Children Start Grass Fire at Mary Croll Flower Shop
Children playing with matches started a grass fire yesterday at 5 25 p m behind the Mary Croll Flower Shop on Dayton Oxford Road. There was no injuries or further damage reported.
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Franklin
Mary Croll
Dayton - Oxford Road
Deaths and Funerals Clarence Shafer and L Isbel
Clarence E. Shafer 59 of Hamilton died at Mercy Hospital after retiring from Armco Steel. Survived by wife Catherine (died 1961), son James, another son Eugene, two sisters, and 11 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at St. Veronica’s tomorrow. burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Friends may call Cahill Funeral Home today. L Isbel 51 of Dayton died at a daughter’s home after 30 months illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Mauro and son Vernon Jr., father, siblings, and five grandchildren. Services Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home. burial Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday at the funeral home.
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Clarence Shafer
Clarence E. Shafer
Hamilton
James Shafer
Middletown High School
Mercy Hospital
L. Isbel
Dayton
Peter Mauro
Isbel
Frigidaire
Vernon
Mauro
Vernon Jr
William J. Izor
Ora Izor
Farmersville
Clarence Boyer
Lawrence Emrick
Eaton
Hazel Eby
West Alexandria
Bertha Izer
John Arpp
Germantown
Alienation Suit Seeks $25,000 in Middletown Case
Lafe Lykins seeks 25000 in a Common Pleas filing against Steve Scott, both of Middletown. The petition says Scott induced Elsa Lykins to forsake the marriage, causing a divorce action. The couple married March 14, 1959, and have three children.
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Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Lafe Lykins
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Steve Scott
Scott
Lykins
Elsa
Obituary Notices for Baker and Wilks
Robert G. Baker aged 83 of 1700 Princeton Pike will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow with Brown-Dawson Funeral Home. Debra May Wilks aged 76 of 5030 Reily-Millville Road will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Webb Funeral Home.
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Robert G. Baker
Princeton Pike
Brown-Dawson
Debra May Wilks
Reily - Millville Road
Webb
Deaths of Forsythe founder of School of the Ozarks
The Rev. James F. Forsythe 88 founder of the School of the Ozarks died Thursday in a St. Louis hospital. In Lynn Massachusetts Johnny Pohlmeyer 55 longtime special assistant to Boston Red Sox president Thomas A Yawkey died Thursday night at his home.
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ST. Louis
James F. Forsythe
School of the Ozarks
Lynn
Mass
Johnny Pohlmeyer
Boston Red Sox
Thomas A. Yawkey
Suspended Sentence in Domestic Relations Case
Michael Mitchell 21 of 1020 14th Ave was sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse for non support of three minors in Hamilton Domestic Relations Court. Judge David Black suspended the sentence.
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Michael Mitchell
14Th Ave
Cincinnati
Hamilton
David Black
Derby Trophies Given To Cubs
Three boys received trophies for their pinewood derby wins at Cub Scout Pack 15 meeting at Mayfield School. Over 100 cubs and parents saw awards to Gary Lawrence Dick Stone and Steve Caskey.
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Mayfield School
Gary Lawrence
Dick Stone
Steve Caskey
George Thomas
Bobby Payter
Mark Majors
James Shouse
Douglas Powers
Danny Powers
Greg Smith
Walker Rowland
Jimmy Ely
David Chandler
Greg Chaney
Greg Fletcher
Ricky Warner
Pat Randal
Drew Adams
David Chamberlain
Gary Russell
Steve Green
Stephen Sponser
Dale Sponser
Thomas Cope
Sam Fletcher
Leslie Brown
U S Steel Produces Titanium With ND&C in New Venture
U S Steel Corp and National Distillers and Chemical Corp formed Reactive Metals Inc to produce titanium. Production will occur at National Distillers plants in Ashtabula and Niles, Ohio, with rolling, finishing, and farming operations mainly at U S Steel plants in Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and Cleveland districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Steel Corp
National Distillers & Chemical Corp
Reactive Metals, Inc
National Distillers
Ashtabula
Niles
Ohio
Youngstown
Cleveland
Behan Unchanged in Dublin Cardiac Condition
Brendan Behan remained in critical condition at Heath Hospital Dublin overnight doctors reported indicating no change in his status. The playwright is receiving medical care and is described as stable but serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Brendan Behan
Heath Hospital
Tense Cyprus Situation Eases
Roadblocks in Ghaziveran were removed after a day of fighting near Nicosia easing tensions. Greek and Turkish Cypriots remained in entrenched positions four miles southwest at Kalakhorio as a British peacekeeping force arrived and a ceasefire was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Ghaziveran
Pier Spinelli
Italy
U Thant
Kalakhorio
Fire blamed on trash burning at Arcadia Drive
A small blaze at 1 36 p m yesterday in a field behind 312 Arcadia Drive was caused by burning trash. Firemen arrived to extinguish the flames.
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Arcadia Drive
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Rinegs
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Wighar
Girvan
Geallarrtrae
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Thomas Telford
Telford
Stella Isbel
Stella
Lazy
Pol Ol
Coneda
Madea
Central Ave
Cubs
Winsford
England
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Storey & Clark
Lowery
U.S. Steel
Behan
Bill & Son Auto Parts
Crawford ST
Glen Oak
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Drewer
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