Five Carlisle crash victims listed. Beverly Sturgill still serious
In Monday’s train car crash near Carlisle, six year old Eileen Sturgill was killed. Beverly Sturgill, eight, remains in serious condition while sister Rosemary, twelve, is now listed as fair. Mother Mary Sturgill, 37, is in fair condition and her son Johnny, five, is in good condition. Funeral services for Eileen scheduled Friday at Elk Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Joseph Hill. burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Family viewing at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Beverly Sturgill
Rosemary
Mary Sturgill
Third Ave
Chautauqua
Johnny
Eileen Sturgill
David
Middletown
Elk Creek Baptist Church
Joseph Hill
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
False Teeth Solve Wobble and Odor Worries
Advertises a powder that steadies loose teeth improving bite, speech, and confidence. Claims to be non acidic, non greasy, and tasteless with no nausea. Ends by noting availability at drug counters nationwide for stronger, firmer plates.
Juvenile Court to Hear Slaying Trial in Toledo
In Toledo the Juvenile Court will prosecute 17 year old Roger K. Harps for the fatal shooting of companion Dale Reid Benster also 17. Coroner Dr. Harry Mignerey ruled the death unlawful homicide and Harps was released to his parents after a Tuesday court review. The weapon discharged when Harps pointed a loaded shotgun at Benster at their home on March 19.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Roger K. Harps
J. R. Kelly
Harry Mignerey
Lucas County
Dale Reid Benster
Harps
Benster
Services Planned for 12 Died in Tennessee Fire
In Clarksville mass services will be held Friday for 12 members of the Whitehead family who perished in a pre-dawn blaze that destroyed their Dotsonville home. Victims include Mr and Mrs Alex Whitehead and nine children plus Mrs Gibbs, the grandparents. Children ranged from 13 years to nine months.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Dotsonville
Alex Whitehead
Whitehead
Albert Gibbs
Whiteheads
Cincinnati Man Arrested Here for Grand Larceny
Othell Eugene DeWitt, 30, of Cincinnati, was arrested by Middletown officers at the Cincinnati Police Department on a grand larceny charge. He is accused of stealing cosmetics, toothbrushes, a ladies suit and a sweater from Doris Cottrell of 707 2th Ave. Valued at $175, the property has been recovered.
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Othell Eugene DeWitt
Cincinnati
Middletown Offiicers
Louise Taft Semple Services Thursday
Funeral services are planned Thursday for Louise Taft Semple daughter of Charles P Taft founder of the Cincinnati Times Star She died at her Indian Hill home She was widow of Dr William T Semple professor emeritus of classics at the University of Cincinnati She and her sister owned 40 percent of the Times Star before its sale to E W Scripps Co and merge with the Cincinnati Post
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Cincinnati
Louise Taft Semple
Charles P. Taft
Old Cincinnati Times-Star
Semple
Indian Hill
William T. Semple
University of Cincinnati
Albert Ingalls
Cleveland
Times-Star
E. W. Scripps Co
Cincinnati Post
Charlemagne Found Schools Despite Illiteracy
Charlemagne founded numerous cathedral and monastery schools though he remained illiterate until late in life, shaping medieval education and church scholarship across the empire.
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Charlemagne
Two Ayersville Students Jailed In Safe Heist
In Defiance Ohio two Ayersville High School juniors were jailed after confessing to stealing 1000 dollars in cash and 1200 dollars in checks from a school safe on March 17. They admitted to seven other nearby burglaries. James Robert Greenler 18 is bound to the grand jury on 1000 dollar bond. Lamar Jay Leiminger 17 faces juvenile court relinquishment.
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Defiance
Ohio
Ayersville High School
John E. Zimmerman
James Robert Greenler
Common Pleas
Dan Batt
Zimmerman
John W. Win
Deaths and Funerals Local figures noted in obituaries
Thomas T Vradelis 53 of Dayton formerly Middletown died at home Monday in Dayton. Service at 1 30 p m Friday Greek Orthodox Church burial at David Cemetery Dayton. Friends may call Routson Funeral Home tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 p m. Memorials to Greek Orthodox Church. Also listed are Joseph Brandner 73 Dayton area services 9 30 a m Friday St Veronica Church Clara Asplen 86 former Miami Street services 10 a m tomorrow St Stephen Church Florence Italy Prof Giovanni Poggi 82 art expert who located the Mona Lisa died Tuesday. W Kenneth Hayes 61 editor of the Exchange died Tuesday. Oliver Starr 77 former Indiana Supreme Court judge died Tuesday. Brig Arthur Carey 89 decorated in World War I died Tuesday.
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Thomas T. Vradelis
Sylvandale Drive
Dayton
Middletown
David Cemetery
Friends m
Routsong Funeral
Brown Street
Irving Avenue
Vradelis
Weil Funeral Home
Cincinnati
Joseph Brandner
Kahn Ave
St. Veronica Church
Clara Asplen
Miami Street
St. Stephen Church
Florence
Italy
Giovanni Poggi
Rev Ethel B Hollingsworth Dies at 74 in Lebanon
Lebanon Rev. Ethel B Hollingsworth 74 a retired Indiana pastor in the EUB Church died yesterday at Otterbein Home. There are no immediate survivors. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Otterbein Chapel with Rev Ira B Clark officiating. Burial in Otterbein Home Cemetery. Friends may call at C T Johnson and Son Funeral Home today until 9 p m.
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Lebanon
Ethel B. ‘Hollingsworth
Indiana
EUB
Otterbein ‘Home
Otterbein Chapel
Ira B. Clark
Otterbein Home
C. T. Johnson & Son
Obituary for Sneed J. Leach of Middletown
Sneed J. Leach 79 of 920 S. Main St. died 7:40 p.m. yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a fall last July. A retired painter, he lived in Middletown 45 years and was born in Campbell County Tennessee. Survived by three daughters Margaret Highley Nellie Edwards Mary McFarland two sons Robert Speedy Leach William Leach a brother James LaFollette Tenn and three sisters Mary Rose Pearlie Love Gibson Clara Crutchfield, all of LaFollette. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Sneed
J. Leach
S.main St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Leach
Middletown Hospital
Baker Rest Home
Middletown
Campbell County
Tenn
Margaret Highley
Nellie Edwards
Someone
Mary McFarland
Robert
Speedy
William
Dayton
James
LaFollette
Mary B. Rose
Pearlie Love Gibson
Clara Crutchfield
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Hamilton Deaths Louis Cohen 66
Louis Cohen 66, formerly of Hamilton and now in New York City, died after services were held in the city.
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Louis Cohen
New York City
Hamilton
Mason and Dixon Surveyors Map the Mason Dixon Line
English surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon worked from 1763 to 1767 to establish the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania ending a long dispute between the Calverts and the Penns.
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Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rebels end wildcat airline strike threat in Washington
A flight engineers group abandoned its plan for a wildcat strike against major airlines after threatening action in Washington. They sought rehiring of 124 engineers fired during February’s six day strike and faster talks with Western Airlines and others. Nathan P. Feinsinger said panel assurances would prevent work interruption during negotiations. The core dispute centers on cockpit job competition with pilots.
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Washington
Western Air Lines
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Lamarr Agrees to 3500 Settlement in Injury Suit
Actress Hedy Lamarr settles a 3500 dollar claim in a suit filed for her son John A. Loder who was injured December 9 1958 when his bicycle hit a car driven by Frank J Burnell. Lamarr said she could not fight an insurance company and the boy's hearing was impaired by the accident.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Miss Lamarr
John A. Loder
Frank J. Burnell
John Loder
Burnell
Motor Vehicle Accidents Drive Farm Resident Mortality
Motor vehicle incidents account for about 5 300 deaths and roughly 45 percent of total accident mortality among farm residents, highlighting road dangers in rural communities.
Police Dog Tear Gas Stop Parade By Negroes
NAACP charges police state tactics after a snarling dog and tear gas halt a Negro student parade supporting sit-in demonstrators at Jackson State College. Rep Brant blames the Sovereignty Commission. Mississippi’s first sit-in leads to library protest and reports of clubbing. Senior Udall pushes Redskins to hire nonwhite players as owner Marshall decides on the new stadium lease terms. Civil War Centenial Commission plans attend the national assembly in Charleston after venue change from a segregated hotel to the naval base.
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Jackson
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson State College
Mississippi
White City
NAACP
Philip D. Brant
State Sovereignty Commission
Stewart L. Udall
Washington Redskins
Genge Preston Marshall
Redskins
National Park Service
New Jersey
Civil War Centennial Commission
National Commission
Charleston
U.S. Naval Base
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N. Verity
Manchester
Revelos
State Department
Army
Lawrence R. Bailey
U.S
Laos
Waycross
Thomas Vradelis
Rye
N.Y
W. Kenneth Hayes
the Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Hayes
Wall Street Journal
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Oliver Starr
Indiana Supreme Court
Starr
Gary
Wells County
Ind
Mexico City
Arthur B. Carey
Dardanelles
Mesopotamia
Rev. Hollingsworth
Hollywood Bed Sale
North Verity
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