Old Type Military Planes Dropped From National Air Races
Washington AP report says new policy bans old type reciprocating engine planes from Bendix and Thompson races and similar events. Races in Cleveland will shift toward jets and smaller engine aircraft with safety as the priority. jet inclusion may yield a new world record at 100 kilometers.
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Washington
Frederick C. Crawford
Cleveland
Global
Bill Odom
Crawford
National Air Races and
Air Foundation
Los Angeles
Malcolm P. Ferguson
Bendix
Hospital Care Dinner Marks Tenth Anniversary In Cincinnati
Three Middletonians on Hospital Care Corporations board seek reelection at the 10th anniversary dinner at the Hotel Arms in Cincinnati. Dr. Paul R. Hawley of Blue Cross Service will speak as the organization notes 786 651 members and 31 million dollars paid to hospitals in 14 southwestern Ohio counties. Open membership period to the public follows the dinner with information and forms in newspapers banks and drug stores.
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Middletonians
Hospital Care Corporation
Hotel Arms
Cincinnati
Joseph Ayres
Middletown Hospital
Reinartz
Cal Grier
Grier
Paul R. Hawley
Blue Cross Service, Incorporated
Ohio
Blue Cross Hospital
Blue Cross
Blue Cross Toad
Health Department bulletin notes 12 local deaths in year
The Health Department warns with cautionary A B C safety tips. It lists 12 local deaths from auto crashes, falls, drowning, a cigarette fire, and an accidental shotgun discharge. It adds that women now outnumber men by about a half million since 1940.
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The
Health Department
Middletown Man Pleads Guilty in Break and Enter Case
Buzzy Warmouth of Middletown, brought from Philadelphia on an indictment for breaking and entering, pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge P P Boll of Common Pleas Court. Cassidy and six others faced robbery charges in a related incident at Miller's Filling Station last November. Cassidy was placed on probation. Arrowood and Gillum had pleaded guilty earlier. Warmouth’s case to be disposed of at a later date.
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Hamilton
Glenn ‘Buzzy Warmouth
Middletown
Butler County
Philadelphia
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Robert Cassidy
Warmouth
Miller's
Boll
Cassidy
Thomas Herschel Arrowood
Robert Gillum
Yarmouth
Dewey Signs Rent Control Bill to Start May 1
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey signed the Republican administration rent control bill, used to replace federal controls in New York. The measure, enacted by the 1950 legislature, sets residential rent regulation to begin May 1 across the Empire State.
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Dewey
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Brown relieved as Missouri captain after grounding inquiry
Big Mo commanding officer Brown is relieved shortly after the vessel was reflated on February 1. He told a Naval Court of Inquiry he alone bears sole responsibility for the accident. Brown became skipper of the Missouri last December, the nation's only active battleship. He faces general courts martial along with Cmdr John Millett and Lt Cmdr Frank Morris for neglect of duty and related charges.
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Missouri
Naval
Brown
Allan FE Smith
Smith
John R. Millett
Big Mo
Cmdr
Frank G. Morris
Millett
Morris
Arthhe
Fire guts hospital wing. 12 patients evacuated
Night watchman Lewis awakened at 10 45 by a night attendant and aided delivery of 12 patients from the violent section. He and Frank Buccino, a Philadelphia auxiliary fireman, led women to safety. Buccino recovered from smoke and returned to rescue more.
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D v
Wilbur MciInthurn
Lewis
Frank Buccino
Philadelphia
Germantown Pike
Buccino
Bueccino
Ireland Aid Split Tests British Recovery Funds Vote
The ECA overestimated recovery spending for the year ending June 30 and underplayed needs for the new year. In a festive mood, House members who champion Ireland denied Great Britain any economic recovery aid until Ireland’s partition is ended. The scene featured lawmakers with Irish surnames cheering the Ould Sod.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Truman
Ireland
Great Britain
O'Tooles
O'Haras
Rooneys
Winter and Summer Battle for Nation’s Weather Narrative
The report notes warm coastal highs near 90 in California and Miami 86, Phoenix 91, with wintry air intruding nationwide. Snow flurries appeared in Atlanta, a deep freeze across Michigan Wisconsin and North Dakota, and a cold front lingering into the northeast for 24 hours.
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Associated Press
California
Mercury
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Miami
Miami Beach
International Airport
Phoenix
Yuma
Ariz
Atlanta
Rockies
North Atlantic
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Midwest
Rmain
Upstate
New York
Dayton Woman Dies After Heart Attack in Cincinnati
Mrs. G Harold Tasker 54 of Dayton O died in Cincinnati last night from a heart attack after visiting relatives in town on a Florida vacation. She had run the Children's Shop in Dayton with partner Isabel Kirkpatrick who died recently. Tasker worked in the Engineer in¢ Department at National Cash Register.
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Cincinnati
G Harold Tasker
Dayton
Isabel Kirkpatrick
Tasker
National Cash Register Company
Man Held on Bad Check Charges in Butler County Court
Kenneth Blevins thirty seven? No. Knotted text shows he was ordered held for action of the Butler County Grand Jury under bond of 1000 for issuing bad checks. He appeared before Judge Alton H. Combs in Municipal Court. Blevins jailed. An additional warrant charging him with issuing a bad check was filed by Cardinal Gibbons and served in jail. Ronald Gunckle was fined 25 dollars and costs and 10 days in jail for assault and battery. Charges by Rena Gunckle.
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Kenneth Blevins
Franklin Route 2
Butler County Grand Jury
Blevins
Alton H. Combs
Jack Keiser
Butller County
Cardinal Gibbons
Ronald Gunckle
Elsmere St
Butler County
Rena Gunckle
Police Briefs Include DUI Arrest and Home Burglary
Pershing Caudill 28 of Marshall Rd was arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol after being taken into custody on Verity Pkwy north of Yankees Rd yesterday afternoon. J F Byrne of 1610 Lawn Ave reported his home entered last night via basement window with nothing missing. Seth Potter of 1518 Lawn Ave reported the loss of a brown brief case valued at 5, containing insurance papers.
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Pershing Caudill
Marshall Rd
Verity Pkvy
Yankees Rd
J. F. Byrne
1610 Lawn Ave
Byrne
Seth Potter
Lawn Ave
Brown
Senate debate on wartime relief and Alaska defense plans
Senator Thomas argues remedies exist for weaknesses cited by Eisenhower and notes a supplemental Alaska budget request from the Pentagon. Air Force officials estimate costs totaling 200 million dollars for improved defenses, including adequate Alaska forces, a strong anti submarine program, and boosted industrial mobilization.
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Air Force
Alaska
Senator Thomas
Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon
Thomas
Last Day To Purchase 1950 Car Tags
The 1950 automobile license plates faced a slow sale with a rush expected on the final day. Deputy registrar Thomas A. Galeese said the filing deadline is Friday at 5 p.m. with extended hours to 8 p.m. on the final day.
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Thomas A. Galeese
P. m
Galeese
Resident Pleads Guilty to Unarmed Robbery in Probation Deal
Clarence Sims of Middletown, indicted for armed robbery, pleaded guilty to unarmed robbery before Judge P. P. Boll in Butler County Common Pleas Court. He was placed on probation for the January 20 robbery of Gene Henderson, a Middletown taxi driver.
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Hamilton
Clarence Sims
Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
County Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boll
Sims
Gene Henderson
General’s New York Speech Marks Unjustified Testimony
The general delivered an excellent presentation in New York but his speech was not supported by his testimony.
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New York
Pallbearers announced for John Schueller
Honorary pallbearers for John Schueller of 721 Tenth Ave were announced today. Active pallbearers will be his four sons Fred Charles George and Howard Sr and two iae and sons Carl and Howard Jr. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 p m at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth S Learey officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m today.
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John Schueller
Tenth Ave
W. W. Sebald
C. H. Murray
Frank Fanning
H. W. Wright
H. H. Tullis
L. F. Reinartz
Charles Stutenroth
R. S. Gruver
John Ingwersen
Calvin W. Verity
Charles Smith
Riggs
Kenneth S. Learey
Woodside Cemetery
Fred
Charles
George
Howard
Twoiae
Carl and
Howard Jr
Huge Funds Tax Standstill Over Voter Approval
A city tax of one half of one percent awaits approval as voters had not sanctioned it, delaying funds for council projects and services. Officials caution the measure hinges on forthcoming ballots and public support.
Two Men Suffer Burn Injuries in Fire Incidents
Two separate fire incidents left a Cincinnati contractor worker with first and second degree burns to face and hands after a gasoline oven exploded while heating lead on Third and Heaton Street. He was taken to Mercy Hospital. Cap. Owen Conlin of Fire Co. No. 2 fell from a ladder while fighting a blaze on Charles Street and suffered a fractured vertebrae. He was hospitalized. The same report notes a political item about George Fink’s home income tax vote and a Carrington-Phillips primary ballot naming dispute at Effigy Mounds, Iowa.
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Hamilion
Hamilton
Dewey Powell
Semler Ave
Third
Heaton Ste
Powell
Collier Contraction Co
Cincinnati
Jamanho'e
Heaton St
Owen Conlin
Fire Co. No. 2
George Fink
Charles St
Dayton
Supreme Court
Conlin
Carrington-Phillips
Hubert R. Carrington
Law
Mercy
Carrington al Jroof
Hubert L. Phillips
Monudis
Iowa
Phillips
British Labor Whipped On Minor Issue
Prime Minister Attlee’s Labor government, smarting from a sleeper defeat in the House of Commons on a parliamentary technicality, eyes a confidence vote within a week or ten days. Churchill’s Conservatives won the adjournment vote 283 to 257, prompting a post mortem by Attlee’s cabinet and plans for a new tally to shore up prestige.
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London
Attlee
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Commons
Horse Hitchhiker Sparks $606 Court Suit
Jerry Murray sues Frances Jackson for damages after a horse jumped into his car on a state highway last January. Murray seeks $200 for pain and suffering and $5 for cleaning his clothes, plus car damages citing the horse as unlawful interference.
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Jerry Murray
Frances Jackson
Murray
Representative withdraws Circleville Air Force Academy bid
Rep. Brehm Ohio said Circleville severed its bid for the proposed Air Force Academy after the Chamber of Commerce withdrew its request citing tax base concerns. He also withdrew his endorsement of Circleville's bid.
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Washington
Brehm
Ohio
Defense Department Today
Circleville, O
Air Force Academy
Circleville Chamber of Commerce
Circleville
Two Die In Toledo Crash Involving Waterville Residents
Two Waterville residents died in a Toledo area crash when a car left the road and swerved back across the pavement to strike another vehicle. Dale E. Tenney, 36, was the driver of the first car and Mrs. Sarah Longneck er, 63, was a passenger in the second car.
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Toledo
Waterville
Dale E. Tenney
Sarah Longnecker
Kay attacks Washington plan as German staff system
Rich ard B. Kay, Republican candidate for congressman at large, accused the Democratic administration in Washington of trying to build a German staff system in American military establishments. He said the unification program is slowly destroying morale among military personnel.
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Cleveland
Richard B. Kay
Washington
Kay
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British Labor Party
Tacoma, Wash
Yeatere Day
Spritz Liberal Credit
Spritzi
Central Ave
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David Benjamin
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