Probe Opens Wednesday On Athlete Coddling
House investigators will start hearings to determine if the Army coddled star athletes upon induction. The probe will examine eight top names, including Sandy Saddler and Willie Mays, with Pentagon officials called to explain how all star draftees are treated. Parents' complaints cite spared duties and camp-team focus amid broad allegations of preferential treatment.
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Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Ken Venturi
California
Chico Vejar
Pentagon
Venturi
Martin
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Calif
Ord
O'Brien Brothers
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Vejar
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Saddler
Ft. Jay
New York
Guys And Gals Repeat Victory In Volley Ball
The Guys and Dolls repeat their earlier win in the Cold Volleyball Tournament at Middletown High. Captained by Gale Whelan the team posted a 4-0 record as Beauties and Brutes fell to the champions. Other teammates include Mary Jo Sickles Lynn Hayes Jeanne Brandenburg Ronnie Whitt Clarence Boyd Paul Fisher Allan Karchner.
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Middletown High
Gale Whelan
Rondo Rebels
Mary Jo Sickles
Lynn Hayes
Jeanne Brandenburg
Ronnie Whitt
Clarence Boyd
Paul Fisher
Allan Karchner
Boxer First In Springfield Show
Mr and Mrs Richard Mitchell of Myers Road and Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith of Moore Street attended the Mad River Kennel Club dog show in Springfield. The Mitchells exhibited their boxer Ivy Dell's Romancer who won first in the open class. Their dog will be shown May 21 in New York City at the American Boxer Club futurity show.
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Richard Mitchell
Myers Road
Wayne Smith
Moore Street
Mad River
Anaplasmosis: a cattle disease attacking red blood cells
Anaplasmosis is described as a disease that mainly affects cattle, attacking and destroying their red blood cells. It highlights the impact on bovine health and potential implications for livestock.
Radio Programs Monday Evening Schedule
A radio listings page outlines Monday evening broadcasts across stations WKRC WLW WMOH WPFB WMOH WSAT WSAI and others. Programs include news music talks serialized dramas and religious programming with multiple time slots such as 41 15 and 4 30 p m featuring shows like Rosemary Stella Dallas Widder Brown and The Woman.
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WLW
WMOH
WPFB
Garveston
WSAI
Eaton
Judy
Jane
WKRC
Ambhurev
Music Hall
WSAT
Rosemary
Smokey Ward
Wmoh Choretime
Barbara
Edith Hanson
G_ Heatter
Wkrc Strike Rich
WLW Music Hall
WEAI
Lebanon
Jenny
Wkrc Farm
J.berch
Hielen Trent
Our
Ma Perkins
Wkrc Hi Seh
Dr. Malone
Queen
Guide Light
Middletown
Magic
Burton
Bill Thall
WLWJ
Reznor
Perry Mason
Nora Drake
Lenny
Viv Magazine
Stella Dallas
Widder Brown
Xenia Church
Wpfb News
Lenay
Wsai Rhythm
the Woman
W. College
TV and Radio Highlights Tonight's Schedule
Radio highlights feature WLW Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman sing in Birthday on Rail Road Hour at 8 pm. WHIO WKRC present Suspense with Frank Lovejoy at 8 pm. WLW D Dorothy Warren Skjold and Robert Rounseville with Howard Barlow at 8:30. Barry Fitzgerald stars in Going My Way on Radio Theater at 9 pm. McCarthy Army hearing highlights at 10 pm. Television highlights include Tennessee Ernie Ford on Lucy and Ricky at 8 pm WHIO WKRC, Louis Jourdan in Robert Montgomery Presents at 8:30, Studio One on Bela Mind szenty at 9, and William Saxbe pre-primary appearance at 10:15.
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Radio Tonight
WLW
Gordon MacRae
Lucille Norman
Lawrence and Lee
WKRC
Frank Lovejoy
Dorothy Warenskjold
Robert Rounseville
Howard Barlow
WLWD
Wlw-T
WHIC
Barry Fitzgerald
William Lundigan
McCarthy
WHIO
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Lucy
Ricky
Wlw-D
Louis Jourdan
United States
Guatemala
Robert Montgomery
William Saxbe
Tuning In By W. Wolfe
A Stafford recording sale reaches 25,000,000 discs with a sky high figure and a TV appearance on WKRC tomorrow night at 7 45. Miss Stafford receives a gold platinum diamond studded record from Columbia Records president James Conkling. Stafford sisters history and Dorsey era links noted along with later solo success. Also features Herb Shriner co inventor of a pocket size chromatic harmonica patent 2 675 727 with Mejer Lieb Becker and a digression on Daylight Saving Time politics by Ivan Sanderson on CBS Morning Show.
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Empire State Buildings
Stafford
Miss Stafford
Wkrc
Columbia Records, Inc
James B. Conkling
Stafford Sisters
Tommy Dorsey
The
Pied Pipers
Columbia
Herb Shriner
Shriner
Mejer Lieb Beker
Herbert A. Shriner
Schriner
Ivan Sanderson
Animal Kingdom
CBS Television
Sanderson
Derby Winner Not Trying For Triple
Louisville report says Kentucky Derby winner Determine will skip the Preakness at Pimlico on May 22. Trainer Willie Molter, speaking for owner Andy Crevelin, said they do not want to push their luck and plan to return Determine to California by plane Wednesday for rest before a Hollywood race. Jockey Ray York, who rode Determine to victory, departed for California.
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Pimlico
Willie Molter
Molter
Andy Crevelin
California
Hollywood
Ray York
OSU clinic draws over 1000 coaches for football seminar
Ohio State University will host its annual gridiron clinic in Columbus next weekend with reservations totaling more than 1,000 coaches. About 700 high school mentors and 100 college coaches are confirmed, with late signups pushing attendance past the thousand mark.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Woody Hayes
The
Bucks
Hayes
Ohio State
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
Gomer Jones
Oklahoma
Broyles
Tech
West Virginia
Jones
Maryland
Gonzales Defends Cleveland Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Gonzales beat Frank Sedgman 6-3 9-7 6-3 to win Cleveland’s annual pro tournament. He credited his serving as the key factor. Pancho Segura and Gonzales won the doubles title 11-9 3-6 6-3, defeating Sedgman and Don Budge.
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Cleveland
Dick Gonzales
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Gonzales
Pancho Segura
Sedgman
Don Budge
Musial hits five homers in doubleheader record set
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals slugged five homers across a doubleheader versus the New York Giants, driving in nine runs and scoring six as the Cards won 10-1 and lost 9-7. Don Johnson of the Chicago White Sox shut out the Athletics 4-0 for his second straight win in a comeback with his fourth MLB club.
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Associated Press
Stan Musual
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cards
Don Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Night Saving Time advocate pitches new Night Show concept
Night savers claim nocturnal animals inspire a plan to replace Daylight Saving Time with Night Saving Time. The proponent, Sanderson, tells Walter Cronkite he will visit CBS executives at 485 Madison Ave to discuss the idea, joking about meeting their Foreign Office in New York.
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Walter Cronkite
Sanderson
Foreign Office
Night Watch reporter narrowly escapes on-air danger
Donn Reed, recording reporter for CBS Radio Night Watch, has avoided two near deaths in the few weeks the program has aired. On a recent case a suspect levelled a gun at Reed and another swung a blackjack, grazing his shoulder as Reed ducked.
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Donn Red
CBS Radio
Night Watch
Reed
Stan Freberg Sells Parody Insight to Collier’s May Issue
Satirist and singer Stan Freberg lands a Collier’s feature titled The Perils of Parody. The 6,000 word article will appear in the May 28 issue, expanding Freberg’s reach beyond That's Rich.
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Stan Freberg
Collier's Magazine
Freberg
Gale Storm Plans Banff Trip Then Texas Musical Debut
Gale Storm and her husband Lee Bonnell will travel to Banff in June for a brief vacation before she heads to Texas to star in the musical Wish You Were Here. Storm previously visited Banff twelve years ago for a magazine shoot when Bonnell called from Hollywood to propose.
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Lee Bonnell
Banff
Canada
Little Margie
Texas
Miss Storm
Bonnell
Hollywood
Girl Found Beaten Tied To Tree In Reading
A 20 year old Reading girl Judith Annette Spang was found nude beaten and tied to a backyard tree with her own garments. She was in fair condition at Reading Hospital with numerous bruises and shock. Police said she attended a church reception earlier and could not explain the attack. The scene lies near the previous 1953 case of Dorothy Schlappig found in an ash barrel. the killer remained unknown.
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Reading
Judith Annette Spang
Dorothy Schlappig
Schl
Death of Preble County wife ruled suicide by coroner
Mrs Glenna Gibbs 25 of Somerville Route 1 was found dead in her car by husband Rollie at about 6 am. Coroner Dr C M Treffinger ruled self inflicted carbon monoxide poisoning. She left a note to her husband. contents withheld. Surviving husband three sons two daughters a step son her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Lee of Junction City Oregon one brother and a sister. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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C. M. Treffinger
Glenna Gibbs
Somerville Rt. 1
Rollie
Glenn Lee
Junction City
Ore
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
William B Pritchett Dies in Dayton Area at 59
William B. Pritchett 59 native of West Brockton Alabama and longtime Farmersville resident died at 1 35 am Sunday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after four years of declining health. He worked 25 years as storage supervisor for Frigidaire General Motors division and belonged to Germantown Methodist Church Frigidaire 25 year Club and several Masonic and Rebekah lodges. Survived by wife Alma Marie a son William Jr a daughter Mary Moore and three other daughters plus four sisters and 14 grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 pm Wednesday at Swart Funeral Home with Rev A V Ritts. viewing after 2 pm Tuesday.
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West Brockton
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Dayton
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General Motors
Pritchett
Germantown Methodist Church
Friendship Lodge
IOOF
Canton Frank
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Middletown
Swart
West Carrollton
Alma Marie
William Jr
Mary Moore
Albersville
Frances DuBois
Haughton Lake Mich
Marjorie Ann Richart
Funeral set for Tabitha Wood in Eaton
Funeral services for Tabitha Wood 74 will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Barnes Funeral Home Eaton. She died Friday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after three weeks ill. Survived by husband Arthur Wood four sons Walter Whittier Calif Leonard South Gate Calif Earl Hamilton Orville Eaton two daughters Eva Dunaway Fortuna Calif Virginia Music Cedar sister Susie Britt Fort Worth Tex six brothers Walter Everett Sam Judd Fort Worth John Judd Los Angeles Nathan Judd Detroit William Judd Middletown 25 grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Elder Robert C Schockley will officiate final rites burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Miami Valley Hospital
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South Gate
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Fortuna
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Susie Britt
Fort Worth
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Los Angeles
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Detroit
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Middletown
Robert C. Schockley
Mound Hill Cemetery
Hamilton Deaths Reported In Local Obituaries
Rebecca Martin age 62 of 1473 Dixie Highway will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Brown Dawson Funeral Home. William Sprankel 80 of Fairfield Rest Home will have private services at Campbell Funeral Home. Dorothy York of 216 West 70th Street Cincinnati will have services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hamilton Church of God.
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Rebecca Martin
Dixie Hwy
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
William Sprankel
Fairfield Rest Home
Campbell Funeral Home
Dorothy York
Cincinnati
Hamilton Church of God
WPFB Softball Seeks Old Players Ahead of Thursday Game
Dan Humphries, manager of the WPFB Federal League softball entry, said this morning that tonight's practice was canceled due to wet grounds. He urged last season players who wish to return to call before Thursday's practice game with Sorg.
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WPFB
Humphries
Sorg
Three Accidents Cause 322 Dollars Damage To Cars
Police reported three accidents yesterday and Saturday night caused total damage of 322 dollars. No injuries. Kuhn halted on S Verity Parkway left turn collided with a fleeing car causing 50 dollars damage to his car. Hammond crashed into Copp, pushing Copp into Spencer with 225 and 2 in damage. Spencer sideswiped Cohoon’s parked car causing 40 dollars damage. Spencer’s damage undetermined.
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Robert J. Kuhn
Delaware Ave
S. Verity Parkway
Garden Avenue
Kuhn
Dletown Rt. 2
James W. Copp
Greenville
Mary Jane Spencer
Curtis St
Central Avenue
Hammond
Copp
Spencer Auto
S. G. Spencer
Sycamore St
Carlos Cohoon
14Th Ave
Yankee Road
Spencer
Two Girls Named Champions In YMCA All-Around Tests
Pat Berry and Donna Jo Cross were crowned champions in the YMCA all-around girls contest across grade school and midget divisions. Berry scored 384 of 50 points in fifth and sixth grade, while Cross led third and fourth graders with 36 points. Additional winners include Gerry in events, with prize distribution to be held Tuesday afternoon, and 67 girls participating overall.
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Pat Berry
Winona Dr
Donna Jo Cross
Tytus Ave
P. Allen
Berry Girl
Paul J. Berry
Donald J. Cross
Miss Gerry
Maple Park School
Miss Cross
Jefferson School
Ailen
Susan Coppess
Monroe
Marilyn Johnson
15Th Ave
Barbara Senwenzer
Auburn St
Linda Kay Campbell
Wilmore Dr
Middletown cases face suspensions by liquor board
Two operators, James T. Weaver of the Baltimore Inn at 534 Baltimore St and Thomas McCarty of Crawford Street Grill at 910 Crawford St, were ordered to serve 75 total suspension days. Weaver's D-1 permit faces 10 days from May 6 for tip sheets and tickets and 20 days from May 16 for poker. McCarty's D-2 licenses lose 30 days from May 21 for poker and Nothing for toilet facilities due to lack of evidence. The board opened hearings April 8 after Jan. 29 raids.
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Columbus
James T. Weaver
Baltimore
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Crawford 5 St
McCarty
Two Are Fined After Crashes on Highways Outside City
State patrolmen arrested two drivers after collisions that damaged four cars and slight ly injured one passenger on highways near Middletown. William Reynolds, 40, of Dayton was fined $20 plus costs for passing an auto without assured clear distance on Rt. 73. Lawrence Gibson, 40, of Baltimore Street was involved in the oncoming crash and damages to both vehicles were extensive. Mrs Mildred Gibson, 35, sustained a head bump and sprained wrist and was treated at Middletown Hospital before release.
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Fith St
Dayton
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Middletown
Lawrence Gibson
Baltimore St
Mildred Gibson
Middletown Hospital
Fined for failure to yield right of way in Elk Creek crash
Donald Seeser, 18, of West Middletown Rt. 2, was fined 15 dollars and costs after crossing a narrow Elk Creek Road bridge while a second car was on it. Robert A. Ransom, 31, of West Middletown Rt. 1, drove the other vehicle. Both cars were slightly damaged in the collision.
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West Middletown Rt. 2
Elk Creek Road
U. S. 122
Robert A. Ransom
West Middletown Rt. 1
Mother Not Forgotten Observance at County Jail
Mother's Day will be observed for inmates of the Buter County jail May 9 during cheer up services sponsored by Mrs. Bertha Perkins. Anyone desiring to assist may contact Mrs. Perkins.
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Buter County
Bertha Perkins
Police Nab Hamilton Boys For Taking St
Hamilton special report details two teens aged 14 and 15 arrested for stealing merchandise worth one dollar from Kee Kley’s Grocery at Fourth and Henry Streets. They were handed to juvenile authorities after officers spotted a broken window.Additional incidents include a Sunoco station theft of 240 dollars, a Chatterbox Cafe theft of eight dollars, a wallet theft with 11 dollars and a 500 dollar check, and a garage theft of two lawnmowers valued at 40 dollars.
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4Th
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Sunoco
Dikle Hghny
Chatterbox Cafe
N. E St
Ross Avenue
F Street
Poly Rednour
Garfield Ave
Albert Bekemier
Shuler Ave
Living Christians Needed Most Says Lutheran Leader
Dr. Otto Ebert, president of the Ohio Lutheran District, told Bethlehem Lutheran Church that living Christians are desperately needed. In a centennial sermon he urged complete consecration, offering everything—soul mind and body—to God as the church reflects on the next centennial observance led by Rev. Paul Rempe, formerly of the congregation.
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Ohio Lutheran District
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Balfirore, Md
New York Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Trade Headlines
Major exchanges show varied gains with American Airlines and American Motors among notable movers. Industry leaders like Bethlehem Steel and General Motors post mixed results as investors weigh catalysts from energy, manufacturing, and transportation sectors.
Cincinnati USDA figures show hogs and cattle steady mixed
Hog barrows and gilts mostly 15 higher with various weights quoted and prices ranging from 19.50 to 28.00 per cwt. Sows mostly steady. Boars 17.00. Cattle and calves 1,600 and 400 respectively with slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady and some sales higher. Cows, bulls and feeders also steadier with certain ranges noted. Sheep 100 head mostly steady with lambs 23.00 to 28.00 and ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
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Dayton Produce Pay Prices for Live Poultry and Eggs
Wholesale prices for dressed poultry and eggs listed by a Dayton production association. Includes pay prices for hens and fryers, roosters, and rabbits with details on egg prices and grade A butter. Specific figures are given for white and brown eggs and assorted poultry products.
Cincinnati poultry and butter prices listed in brief
The notice lists consumer egg grades and prices for Cincinnati with items like large white 38-40 percent and brown mixed 36-42, medium white 34-42, current receipts 28-30. Poultry fryers and heavy hens priced with ranges from 22-23 to 19-21 and 16 for light, old roosters 14. Butter wholesale 63. Potatoes 1004.2.
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PTA Meeting Postponed at Holy Trinity School
The Holy Trinity School PTA postpones its Tuesday night gathering to May 1 due to the primary election tomorrow.
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Holy Trinity School
Delaware ratifies constitution era post as criminal punishment
Delaware, the first state to ratify the U S Constitution, maintains a historic post system used to discipline criminals. The practice links colonial and early American justice, reflecting enduring punitive measures tied to regional governance.
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