Court opens with 30 cases certified for inquiry
Judge Fred B. Cramer presides over a Hamilton area session listing 30 cases certified for grand jury inquiry. Foreman Mrs Mary S Pieters of Middletown leads a panel including Edna Fath and Oscar Bodemer with several others. several defendants face charges from grand larceny to breaking and entering and auto theft. Sessions run Monday into a Tuesday recess for election day.
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Hamilton
Fred B. Cramer
Grand Jury
Mary S. Pieters
Middletown
Cramer
Edna Fath
Minnie Rosenberg
Louise Grant
Oscar Bodemer
Edwin E. Buell
R. R
Oxford
Howard W. Brown
Homer Tyson
William Craegmile
Gene Fox
Clyde Pull
John Doe Alias
Schindler
Robert J. Stout
Alice Barton
Guy James Maxfield
Colonel Smith
Frank Carmack
Willam Freeman
Buford Johnson
George Walton
Grady Austin
Wendall Patrick
Sylvester Johnson
Thomas Wright
Fairfield Township
Russell Miller
Hanover Township
Ebb Dome
Charles Helvey
Deivert Lunsford
Hanover
William Tanner
Herman Gentry
Walter Riggs
Sergeant Retires from OSU ROTC After 18 Years
MSgt. Klem E. Dickerson supply sergeant of Ohio State University's ROTC unit retired yesterday after 18 years of service. The 44-year-old from Zanesville was honored during a review of the OSU First Battalion.
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Columbus
Klem E. Dickerson
Ohio State University
Dickerson
Zanesville
OSU
Conservation Work Under One Agency
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson urged unifying soil, water, and forest conservation under one agency. He spoke to the Columbus Friends of the Land, advocating a single program directed by one agency while allowing local input, and avoiding fragmented control across conservation efforts. A separate note mentions northeasters along the Atlantic coast.
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Anderson Advocates
Columbus
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Friends of the Land
New Mexico
Anderson
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Conservation Program
Ohio Army National Cemetery Sought By Congressman
Rep. Walter E. Brehm plans to introduce legislation to establish an Army National Cemetery in Ohio. The location would be chosen between Somerset and Lancaster with possible sites donated or purchased. Local American Legion groups seek a Sherman-Sheridan National Cemetery to honor Civil War generals William T. Sherman and Phil Sheridan who lived in the area.
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Washington
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Army National Cemetery
Brehm
Army
Somerset
Lancaster
Sheridan -Sherman National Cemetery
William T. Sherman
Phil Sheridan
Five Middletown Rotarians Attend Cincinnati Conference
Five Middletown Rotarians Roy Patterson Robert Brown Martin Miller P F Johnson and Charles L Blair attended a two day district conference in Cincinnati During the event Sen Robert Taft spoke at Mondays luncheon on international relations John Evans from the United Nations Office of International Trade discussed the work of the international trade organization A Rotary vocational service panel focused on business honesty and a youth service session Led by Prof William E Utter the discussions included five OSU students and covered youth service in the community A note recalls rubber price jumps from 10 cents to 1 23 per pound between 1920 and 1925 due to British export limits.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Roy Patterson
Robert Brown
Martin Miller
P. F. Johnson
Charles L. Blair
Sen
Robert Taft
World Front
John Evans
Office of International Trade, United Nations
International Trade Organization
Evans
Rotary
William E. Utterback
Speech
Ohio State University
Wilson Ousting Move Shrugged Off By Council
Hamilton Council majority shrugged off William Beckett's bid to delay city manager choice. Beckett warned he would reintroduce a motion to consider other candidates, arguing Wilson lacks broader qualifications and that the council is ignoring the charter and public welfare.
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Hamilton
William Beckett
Howard
Hack) Wilson
Beckett
Council
Wilson
Weather forecast storms and mild temperature changes
Residents faced disappointment as Monday’s forecast predicted sun. The morning report calls for evening showers and a partly cloudy Wednesday with little temperature change. Monday highs reached 74 and lows cooled to 49 earlier in the day, with today's low around 52 and a slight morning uptick to 53 before a dip.
Four students injured when bus hit by truck on Route 25
Four schoolchildren riding a bus on Route 25 near Monroe were hurt when the bus halted to discharge passengers was rear ended by a truck driven by Herman F. Tinker. Injured were Clinton Meedham 10 Robert Meedham 15 Maurice Sanders 10 and Melba Farmer 13. Tinker cited for reckless driving and fined 30 dollars and costs.
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Monroe
Chester Chance
Middletown
Herman F. Tinker
Tipp City
Tinker
Clinton Meedham
Robert Meedham
Maurice Sanders
Melba Farmer
Thomas Linn
Council Funds Parade for May 16 Observance
The Industrial Council at a Manchester Hotel luncheon approved a $250 appropriation for the I Am An American Day parade observance. Cecil Runyan, parade chairman, urged local industries to enter floats and requested council help with financing. The amount matches last year’s contribution.
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Industrial Council
Manchester Hotel
Cecil Runyan
Kings of Harmony to perform at New Era Church
The Kings of Harmony of Alabama arrive this afternoon to entertain. The senior choir sponsors the program with a concert at 8 p m at New Era Church tonight. Haiti, with 3,000,000 people, is described as the most densely populated independent nation.
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Kings of Harmony of
Alabama
R. L. Robinson
Kings of Harmony
New Era Church
Haiti
Supreme Court Rules Privacy Rights Narrowed for Private Covenants
The Supreme Court, in two 6 to 0 decisions, nullified federal court remedies for minorities blocked by private housing covenants while allowing private agreements among white residents to continue by voluntary means. The rulings cover race or color, with broader implications for Jews, Mexicans, and Syrians. Negro leaders hailed the decision though real estate groups largely remained unalarmed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vinson
Robert T. Furman, Jr
National Real Estate Clearing House
New York
Springboro Woman Louella Sellers Dies by Self-Destruction
Mrs. Louella Sellers 75 widow of George took her own life at 4 30 p m yesterday at her East Street home. Coroner Dr H M Williams reported a .22 revolver was used and a note cited despondency over ill health. She leaves a brother Elmore Graham a son Donald and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 p m tomorrow at residence with Rev J C Schultz. burial Springboro Cemetery. Johnson Funeral Home Lebanon in charge.
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Springboro
Louella Sellers
George
H. M. Willams
Warren County
Williams
J. C. Schultz
Middletown
Johnson Funeral Home
Lebanon
SSS Tonic Promises Health From Bright Red Blood
An advertorial urges readers with pale skin nails lips and low energy to check blood strength and consider SSS Tonic. It claims the tonic builds up non organic anemia and improves digestion appetite sleep and overall vitality, touting millions of bottles sold and availability at drug stores.
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SSS Tonie
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