Coyle Backed Candidates Win GOP Committee Posts
Republicans across Butler County shifted control toward the faction led by Martin Coyle of Hamilton. In Middletown, Coyle allies won majorities in wards one through four while Democrats filled four wards with noncompetitive results. The drive also solidified two years of party gains as several independents and incumbents, including Fred Stitsinger, were defeated.
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Middletown
George Averdick
Thomas Galeese
Frank Dobrozsi
Coyle
Ben S. VanGorden
Central Committee
Coyle-VanGorden
Fred Stitsinger
Hamilton Flest
Hamilton
Richard H. Stewart
Stitsinger
James R. Butler
Charles Walker
Caleb M. Coyle
Hugh David Holbrook
Frederick K. Randolph
James Brockman
Mary Crews
Oea
Cit
W. M Brown
Hanover Township
W. J
Lightest Vote in Midleton Primary Sparks Comment
In Mid dletown the lightest primary turnout yesterday drew 4 595 voters. About 40 percent were Republicans with 1 179 casting ballots. The total would have been lower without a Republican Central Committee contest.
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Middletown
At the Movies Paramount Showings Distorted
On the Paramount bill for Wednesday and Thursday the film schedule lists Berend the Forest starring Bettie Davis and Joseph Cotten with showtimes 1 30, 3 30, 5 98, 7 35, and 6 p m Alee Behind the aht Rall with Mikel Con red and Carel Thurston at 2 75, 5, 7 35, and 16 95 pm Blends fan t with Dorothy Patrick and Gerald Mohr at 2 05, op 7 30, and 16 15 pm Square Dance Jubilee on stage at 3 10, 5 58 and 28 pm
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Berend the Forest
Bettie Davis
Joseph Cotstom
Alee
Mikel Conred
Carel Thurston
Dorothy Patrick
Gerald Mohr
City Precinct Tabulation On Committeemen
Middletown and Lemon Township Republicans vote totals for central committeemen across wards and precincts. Jewell leads in several precincts with 47 and 146 totals. Brown, Morgan, Proctor, and Wilson totals shown per precinct and ward. Final tallies: Brown 293, Morgan 226, Proctor 27, Wilson 94.
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Middletown
Lemon Township
First Ward
J. E. Jewell
J. R. Sexton
Jewell
Sexton
R. W. Brown
A. H. Morgan, Jr
Milton i
Segasta Wilson
Brown
Morn
Proctor
Wilson
Prec. Brown
Morgan
Torann
Brow
Morgan T
Prec. G
Prec. K
The Lineup For November Candidates by Party
The article lists primary results shaping November ballots with Democrat and Republican slates. Democrats Edward Breen Richard A. Wilmer Oscar Hughes Conrad Stroh Edward Gardner dominate congressional and state seats. Republicans Paul Schenck George McCandless Herbert Miller Ben VanGorden H Smith also appear for county offices.
Grocers Name Member Food Show Groups
Thirty-one members attended the monthly meeting of the Mid Independent Retail Pro Association last night. A membership committee led by Earli and Charlie McGee was named along with a Food Show committee to handle local participation in the Hamilton Middletown Foods show at LeSourdsville. Members include Wade Pratt Elden Pence John Wes Peter Harmon Mark Neu Diliman William Kiesewetter Nick Vitteri Harold Pattison. The membership drive will be held during June.
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Independent
Steve
Arga
Earli
Charlies McGee
Oe Sta Rossi
Mper
Anthony Polisini
Max Rader
Beaty U
Hamilton-Middletown
LeSourdsville
Wade Pratt
Elden Pence
John A. Wes Peter Harmon
Mark Neu
Diliman
William Kiesewetter
Nick Vitteri
Harold Pattison
Scheo
Middletown Votes in Republican Primary Nominees
Middletown voters backed James A. Rhodes for governor locally while Ben H. Ebright led statewide in the GOP ticket. County results show Conrad C. Stroh defeating Paul J. Mehl for County Commission and Ben Van Gorden over Rev John Sullivan for the same post. Other race totals list Harold Hoover and Herbert L Hoover in secretary races, and various state and federal offices with mixed support across candidates.
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Middletown
Butler County
Middletonians
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio
Reblicans
Ben H. Ebright
Conrad C. Stroh
Hamilton
Paul J. Mehl
Lemon Township
County Commission
Ben 8
S. van Gorden
Liberty Township
John W. Sullivan
Herbert S. Miller
David Black, Jr
Don H
Edward J. Hummel
George Woodling
Gover
Allen M. Corlett
Thomas Maxon
J. Cline Roberts
William R van Aken
James J.treasy Archer
Harold B. Collier
Herbert Hoover
Herbert L. Hoover
Lawrence l. Ie
Kenneth C. Ray
Tracy
Harry Marshall
William O'Neil
Dale Stump
U.S. Covenaee
Robert A. Tatt
Lac Congresaman-at-la
George H. Bender
Richard B. Kay
S. A. Ringer
Supreme Court
Clinton D.,rayd
Francis ‘Douglass
Walt Wanamaker
Edward S. Matthias
William L. Mart
Une
Jesse DeBord, Sr
Paul F. Schenck
State Central Committee
Charlies Lane
Herbert D. Mills
Obituary for Lt. Robert Verbryke in Ohio service
Robert M. Verbryke, Lt. in the military, will be honored with services at 2 p.m. Sunday at Osw Funeral Home. He was killed in action over Germany on September 11, 1944. Burial follows in Rose Hill Cemetery, Mason.
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Lebanon
Osw
Robert M. Verbryke
Germany
Rose Him
Mason
Springboro man Charles Williams dies at 80
Charles Newton Williams of Springboro died yesterday at noon at his home at age 80. He is survived by widow Myrtle, three sons Merrill of Lakeview Ohio Morris of Compton California Clarence of Cincinnati, a daughter Hi el Dimick of Wuston Texas, a brother C E Williams of Piqua, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin with burial at West Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Myrtle
Merrill
Lakeview
Morris
Compton
Calif
Clarence
Cincinnati
Hi@el Dimick
Wuston
Tex
C.E. Williams
Piqua
Anglesby
Franklin
West Chester
Multimillionaire John Deferrari dies at 96 in Boston
The Associated Press notes John Deferrari 96 a former fruit peddler who lived in a hotel room under an assumed name. He left more than 1 000 000 in trust to the Boston Public Library. The report lists other obituaries from Poland Italy New York Milton and Philadelphia detailing ages origins and roles.
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Associated Press
Boston
John Deferrari
Deferrari
Boston Public Library
Schenck and Breen Face Off In Third District Race
Dayton Republicans selected Paul F. Schenck for the Third District to oppose incumbent Democrat Edward Breen in November. Schenck led with 17 977 votes districtwide while Jesse DeBord trailed with 5 256. Breen ran unopposed in the Democratic ticket. Breen’s and Schenck’s county totals are listed for Butler and Preble, with Schenck totaling 12 220 to DeBord’s 4 151 in Butler and Preble. Ohio also picks an at large candidate, George H. Bender, who leads with 324 320 votes against Richard Kay and S A Ringer. Young is unopposed for renomination. Incumbents mostly cleared, newcomers in the field show closer contests.
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Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
Edward Breen
Schenck
Jesse DeBord
Breen
DeBord
Butler County
Preble
Eggg Schenck
DeBor
Ohio
George H der
Cleveland Heights
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Bender
Cuyahoga County
Richard B. Kay
Lakewood
S. A. Ringer
Leesburg
Young
Boy Playing With Matches Damages Home in Base Carolina Ave
A boy playing with matches and a candle caused about 700 dollars in damage at the home of Robert Meehan on Base Carolina Avenue Lukens report. The fire damaged furniture and wall insulation while Meehan his wife and three sons were in the house. Fire department arrived shortly after alarm at 7 30 am and cut signal earlier at 6 20 am.
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Robert Meehan
Base Carolina Ave
Mechen
Com 2
Nye Wins Waverly Governor Vote By Wide Margin
In Waverly Ohio the Democratic tally showed Lieut. Gov. George D. Nye receiving 100 votes and John F. Cantewell 11. Waverly is Nye’s home town.
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Waverly
George D. Nye
John F. Cantewell
Nye
Bitter County GOP turnout exceeds Democratic voting in primary
In Butler County, Republicans cast 8,320 ballots, a rise of 4,411 from four years ago, totaling 13,849 or just over a quarter of registered electors. Democrats declined to 5,529, amid scarce local contest interest, while Republican wins reflected district committee battles and deep party organization contests led by the Coyle VanGorden faction. Incumbent Gov Law was unopposed and dominant. Nye won lieutenant governor. Sullivan led Democrats for treasurer. Duffy led attorney general. DiSalle drew support but trailed Ferguson for the Senate nomination. continued to Page 5.
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Butler County
Grand County
Central Committee
Coyle VanGorden
Frank J. Law
James H. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herbert S. Duffy
George A. Hurley
United States
Robert A. Taft
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Joseph T. Fergu
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