Butler Critics Eisenhower Victory. Ohio Dems Seek Unity
National Democratic Committee Chairman Paul Butler predicted Eisenhower would lose in November and criticized Gov. Frank Lausche's independent stance. Ohio Democrats at a Delaware County meeting, with four of five gubernatorial hopefuls speaking, urged party unity. Candidates included Michael V. DiSalle, Frank X. Kryzan, Robert W. Reider, and Oscar Fleckner. Local GOP Attorney General C. William O'Neill criticized state delays in mental health and highway programs while stressing education and conservation as primary Ohio issues. Natural gas note appears as a marginal historical aside.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Ohio
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Toledo
Frank X. Kryzan
Youngstown
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Oscar L. Fileckner
Bexley
Hamilton
Atty
C. William O'Neill
Gallup
Lausche
U. S
DiSalle
Fleckner
Kryzan
Reider
Oneill
Butler County Women's Club
O'Neill
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Guido buried at Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services were held for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Guido of 3209 Bexley Dr. at Woodside Cemetery. The child died at 11 45 p m Sunday at Middletown Hospital. Rev James Smith officiated with arrangements by Riggs Funeral Home.
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Middletown Hospital
Woodside Cemetery
James Smith
Riggs Funeral Home
Services set for David Pence at Baker Funeral Home
David Pence 65 of 405 N Broad St died Saturday afternoon. Funeral services will be held 2 p m tomorrow at J R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Dr R C Caudill officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today.
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Death Notices Theodore F. Agee 50 services tomorrow Cahill Funeral Home
Theodore F. Agee aged 50 of 985 Armstead Drive dies. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Cahill Funeral Home with burial to follow.Authorities note the death occurred at home. The family will receive friends at the residence.
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Notable WWII era figures and prominent deaths listed
DEATHS ELSEWHERE AUGSBURG Germany Rit ter von Leeb 78 former German field marshal leading defense strategist died Sunday. TOKYO Kazushige Ugaki 87 politico-militarist and former Cabinet minister died yesterday. WELLESLEY Mass Mrs Roger W Babson 82 wife of Babson Institute president founder of Webber College for Girls in Babson Park Fla died yesterday. Born Holyoke Mass. DENVER William A Chamberlain 65 retired Denver Post assistant auditor father of AP sports writer Charles Chamberlain died Sunday. DAVENPORT Iowa Hugh M Gilchrist 77 retired Davenport coal operator founder and director of bituminous Casualty Co. died Sunday.
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Denver
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Escaped Man Surrenders After Seven Years
London Ohio prisoner Mike Gluich age 59 from Youngstown gave himself up at the London Prison Farm seven years after walking away from Lebanon Prison Farm where he was serving a life term for first degree murder. He arrived with 1890 in cash and claimed 10000 more in a Buffalo New York bank. Disposition will hinge on his past seven years activities and background.
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Movies At Golden Age Club Meeting Tomorrow
Agers to see movies presented by Paul Wilson Middletown safety director are scheduled for the Golden Age Club meeting at 1 30 pm tomorrow at the Civic Association. Games and refreshments will fill the afternoon program according to Harry Gordon club president.
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Digging Fails to Shake Shakespeare Fraud Claim in England
STANLEY GODFREY CHISLEHURST reports stonemasons prying open a 400 year tomb at St Nicholas Church in the Walsingham family vault found only tile fragments sand and brick with a lead casket beneath. Calvin Hoffman seeks documents to prove Christopher Marlowe authored Shakespeare works challenging the Bard’s authorship theory. He insists no bodies or coffins were found and plans to continue research despite government ruling the casket unopenable.
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England
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Bard of Avon
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Walsingham
Calvin Hoffman
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Hoffman
Marlowe
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Sir Thom
200 Safety Patrolers To Get Ball Game Trip
Two hundred twenty School Patrolers will climax their season with a trip to Crosley Field for Cincinnati Pittsburgh baseball. Five buses provided by the Middletown Sertoma Club will load at 11:30 a.m. in the Civic Association lot on Verity Parkway. Ten chaperones accompany the patrol members.
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Middletown Sertoma Club
Civic Association
Verity Parkway
Ptl
Arnold Ferguson
Middletown Man Fined and Jailed in Non-Support Case
Franklin judge sentenced Raymond Hackney a 47 year old of Middletown to 90 days in Warren County jail and fined 100 dollars plus costs after he was charged with non support. Hackney was arrested by Middletown police Saturday night. Other Municipal Court fines included Robert Lamb 50 dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct, Willie Tackett 50 dollars for the same, Carmal Frazier 24 of Dayton 25 dollars for reckless operation and suspended driving rights for 30 days, Robert Heiflin 28 of Franklin for speeding 20 dollars. Bonds forfeited included Jimmy Roberts 22 Fort Knox Kentucky and Dillard Black 21 Franklin for reckless operation and Della Lamb 45 West Carrollton for running a red light. Five other cases continued.
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Raymond Hackney
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Warren County
J. T. Riley
Hackney
Robert Lamb
Willie Tackett
Carmal Frazier
Dayton
Robert Heiflin
Franklin Rt. 2
Jimmy Roberts
Ft. Knox
Dillard Black
Shartz
Della Lamb
West Carrollton
Moving Month at Miami University Administration Building
Miami University begins moving month as the $900,000 Administration Building nears completion. Some offices will relocate this spring with a full move by June commencement. Dedication is planned for Saturday afternoon, June 9.
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May Meeting Of Lemon Township Farm Bureau Set
The Lemon Township Farm Bureau schedules its next regular meeting for May 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Maier on Tedhunter Road. At the April session Robert Wilson Butler County agriculture agent spoke on the farmer s share of the consumer dollar and offered suggestions for more efficient production and marketing through advertising. The meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Huffman on Carson Road.
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Farm Bureau
Richard Maier
Tedhunter Road
Robert Wilson
Butler County
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William ‘Huffman
Carson Road
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