Probation Officer Proposed by Butler County Bar Group
A Butler County Bar Association committee reviewed contentions on creating a full time adult probation officer for criminal cases. Former Judge Robert M. Sohn Jr. reported more data would be assembled and a recommendation prepared for the annual meeting March 30 in Middletown. Judges urge a probation department to tighten supervision of released offenders and ensure enforcement of court orders and restitution payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Bar Association
Robert M. Sohngen
Middletown
Common Pleas
F. B. Cramer
Four Pastors Discuss Church Role In Community
In Manchester Hotel, eighty educators, industry reps, and clergy heard four Middletown pastors discuss church function in the community. The final 1950 Industry-Education conference session urged shared problems across church, school, and business and the need for trust and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John I. Parr
First Baptist Church
Russell Galloway
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Kenneth Learey
First Methodist Church
Learey
H. H. Jung
St. Paul's
Mr. Jung
W. D. Brock
First Church of Christ
Paul Goliembiewski
St. Peter Claver Mission
Charles FE. Stutenroth
Wade E. Miller
Colored News: Sewing Club Hosts Luncheon at Mrs Mack Home
The Rose Bud Sewing club met at 1314 Garfield St hosted by Mrs Diana Mack with Ada Dukes as hostess. Luncheon followed for members including Mrs Henry Griffin and Mrs Mary Lou Benton. Revival services continue at Church of God under Elder A L Allen from Xenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bud Sewing Club
Diana Mack
Garfield St
Ada Dukes
Henry Griffin
Mary Lou Benton
Banner Sweeney
Pearlie Bryant
Anna Ringer
Lydia Thomas
Church of God
Eleventh Ave
Lincoln St
A. L. Allen
Xenia
Four Are Killed In Plane Crash Near Llandow
A Bristol freight plane on a test flight crashed near Llandow in South Wales, killing the pilot and three passengers. Eyewitnesses say the aircraft burst apart in the air while making a turn, amid memories of a Tudor airliner disaster in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
Llandow
South Wales
Bristol
Bristol Aeroplane Company
Russian Whaling Fleet Returning From Antarctic Voyage
Moscow reported the Soviet whaling fleet is returning from the Antarctic after a highly successful season. The commander cited by a report indicates the Soviet catch in the Antarctic is increasing yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Antarctic
Paroled bank robber kills wife then commits suicide
In Des Moines a paroled bank robber named Dale I. Holeman, 38, killed his wife Blanche, 46, in their apartment yesterday. After a standoff with 16 officers using tear gas, Holeman shot himself as police closed in, ending a case that began when he tried to enlist a friend to help dispose of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Paul Castelline
Dale I
Jack) Holeman
Blanche
Holeman
George
Palmer
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Iowa
Farmers To Increase Surplus Of Farm Stocks Indicated
Washington AP reports favorable weather may boost farm stocks, with potential government costs rising as farmers plant more corn soybeans sorghum dry beans oats and peanuts. The Agriculture Department forecasts 389 million bushels of potatoes and large increases in soybean plantings, signaling possible surpluses and policy actions to curb production next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Goa
School strike is called off at Greensburg High
AKRON AP Students at Greensburg High School ended their strike after 13 suspended classmates were reinstated. The 13 had been suspended for leaving campus during lunch periods, triggering a 200-student strike protesting a 25 minute lunch and dismissal rules. Reinstated students receive zeros for Thursday through Monday, but need not sign behavior pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, C
Greensburg High School
Greensburg
Board of Education
M. Webb
Webb
Woman and two men held in Ogden theft report
A discharged soldier identifies himself as Leslie Childers of Cincinnati and says he was robbed of 1400 after meeting a woman at a tavern then two men. He was found unconscious in a Roy, Utah, car by Marshal R J Michael and is aiding local investigators. A National Geographic Safety note follows about 1,150,000 Indians in North America at Columbus's time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden, Utah
Leslie Childers
Cincinnati
Camp Stoneman
Cal
Japan
Childers
Ogden
R. J. Michael
Roy
Sheriff's Office
Michael
Ohio
National Geographic
North America
Y Camp Committee Convenes Monday
Murray Jacobs reports at YMCA Boys Work Committee meeting that boys may sell soap bars to fund summer camp fees. The group graded a national manual The Marks of Good Boys Work, based on a survey of 80 associations with 400 participating nationwide. William Brooks presided and introduced new member Mrs W D Walker. Harry ter Brack summarized Boys Division activities since January. minutes were read by Robert Gruver. District laymen’s meeting is set for Dayton YMCA on March 27 and Open House at the local venue on March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Jacobs
YMCA
Jacobs
William Brooks
W. D. Walker
Harry Ter Brack
Robert Gruver
Dayton
Local Youth Sentenced To Reformatory
Ivan Singleton, 18, of Middletown, was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory in Common Pleas Court for unaffirmed armed robbery linked to the Coffee Cup Restaurant holdup. Co-defendant John Kinney, 32, of Trenton, was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary after indictment. state reduced Singleton’s charge to unarmed robbery due to youth. Prosecutor said Philadelphia police hold Philadelphia suspects in related rural theft wave and will return for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ivan Singleton
Middletown
Mansfield Reformatory
Common Pleas
P. P. Boli
Singleton
John Richard Kinney
Trenton
Butler County Grand Jury
Kinney
Ohio
Jackson Bosch
Philadelphia
Glenn Buzzy Warmouth
Thomas Arrowwood
Robert Cassidy
Robert Gillim
Interracial Meeting Set For Wednesday at Bethel A M E
An interdenominational interracial meeting is planned for Wednesday at Bethel A M E on Columbia Ave with Mrs. Bertha Perkins announcing the program theme Democracy in Action. The session features meditations, choirs, readings, and special guests including Judge and Mrs. Fred B. Cramer, Finnish visitor Kaarina Vannin, and many church and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. BE. Ghareh
Columbia Ave
Bertha Perkins
R. E. Taylor
Hattie Holmes
Gospel Chorus
Ava Maria
Jean Fullen
David Korb
Beth Sholom
Howard Watson
Estill Marshall
Kaarina Vannin
George Esposito
Elmer Barker
M. A. Boyd
Harry LaTour
George Melaner
F. K. Shoup
Calvery Methodist Church
George Timmons
Milo Axel
Paul Mehl
Monroe Methodist Church
Andres Spisa
Poland
Gus Valen
Greek Orthodox Church
Arch Robison
P. H. Kerdenat
Glenn Brandenbure
L. M. Pence
Karl Shom
Louis Gehron
Bert Perkins
Glenn Yavilor
Court Charges Against UMW Lewis Pushed Back
Washington AP The government appeals Keech’s ruling that John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers were not in contempt for defying a back to work order during the coal strike. DOJ argues Lewis’s message to miners was insincere and seeks reversal. appeals court hearings set for April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Justice Department
Cing
Richard B. Keech
Keech
Tewis
Lewis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chrysler Strike Talks Continue Amid Ongoing Labor Dispute
Negotiations in the Chrysler strike tabled ordinary issues and focus on pensions and funding plans after 56 days of idle work affecting about 140,000 UAW members. Chrysler offered a $100 monthly pension with social security, while the core question centers on funding allocations and union administration shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vew
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Thrysler
We the Women Bergman Affair Sees Lesson for Women
Opinion piece argues Ingrid Bergman affair shows only safe role for a woman is being good. It claims the tragedy reveals ugliness and misery ahead for Bergman and others who pursue love over prudence. Includes unrelated accident details about a Dayton driver and passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Bergman
Miss Bergman
Five Men Die From Suspected Poison Alcohol
In Cleveland a fifth man died from what police consider wood alcohol poisoning after consuming a mixture called No. 5 at The Lodge. Joseph Dowle aged 31 is the latest victim. Henry Joiner 34 was treated after drinking and had his stomach pumped. A 50-year-old vagrant was jailed as a suspect. Police had arrested two officers in plain clothes who bought the mixture from the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Dowle
Henry Joiner
Charity Hospital
Samuel R. Gerber
Rough Weather Delays Major Ocean Liners to New York
Rough seas and strong winds on the Atlantic slow at least eight ocean liners bound for New York. More than 4,500 passengers are affected as ships report 1 to 3 day delays. The Queen Mary Atlantic Washington Veendam Franconia La Cuardia Exe ter Edam face shifted arrivals and later departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Nevada Ranks Sixth Largest State by Area but Smallest Population
Nevada stands as the nation’s sixth largest state by area yet has the smallest population. This contrast highlights population distribution differences across large western states and the sparsity of settlement in desert regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Surplus Dried Eggs Sold To Great Britain
Washington AP reports the Commodity Credit Corporation sold 31,818,000 pounds of surplus dried eggs to the United Kingdom for 7 million dollars. The sale, financing from EC A funds, British dollars and Agriculture funds, moved roughly 37 percent of CCC stock bought under 1948 49 and current farm price support programs. Prices averaged 22 cents per pound, far below costs, with Britain paying around 3.1 cents in their currency. Reimbursement to CCC will be about 22 cents per pound with other agencies covering about 18.9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
United Kingdom
Economic Cooperation Administration
U.S
Drica
Peace Move by Communists Launched in United States
The Communist Party of America announces a broad “peace movement” led by National Committee Chairman William Z Foster and National Secretary Gus Hall. Foster, who is ill, stated the fight for peace must be central to party work as capitalism resists ending the war program. Hall described a sweeping national effort embracing unions churches neighborhoods shops departments and all levels of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Communist Party In America
Daily Worker
Communist Party
William Z. Foster
Gus Hall
Foster
Hall
The
National Committee
Dayton Man Dies in Auto Mishap
Clarence Jackson, 27, of Dayton Ohio, was killed and two others seriously injured when their car struck the rear of a semi trailer on the west edge of Dunreith early today. Police indicated unclear details pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure Orville Stone
Dayton
Lois Crane
Henry County Hospital
Jackson
Knightstown
U. S. 40
Dunreith
New Castle
Ran
Clarence Jackson
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Colored News
Clara Latimer
Etta Phelps
Catherine Johnson
Florence Childs
Mary Jackson
ASP AY
UMW Lewis
Bergman
Ruth Millett
NEA
Franconia
la Cuardia
Exeter
Great Britain
Better Homes and Gardens
Af Grimes
Sade Err
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