Lions Honor Middletown Fenwick Students For Academic Pride
Middletown High and Fenwick High students were feted at the first Lions Club night in Manchester. State Auditor James A. Rhodes praised honoring scholastic achievement as investing in America's future. More than 100 attended as honorees received golden lion pendants for top grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleming
Lions Club
Middletown
Fenriir High School
Manchester H
Ll Service
Hirty Middletown High
Fenwick High
Jo T. Riley
Bsis
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
America
Rhodes
D. R. Baker
Middletown High School
J. O. Krusling
Fenwick High School
William D. Long
Riley
Louise Rossman
Franklin
On Stutz
Teen gang tied to city burglaries before judge
Several teenage boys are due before Judge Harry Walsh in Juvenile Court for a series of burglaries in and near Idletown. A 16 year old, apprehended after police warnings, admits involvement in burglaries at Garfield Cafe and nearby spots. Police tracked accomplices as loot totaled about 35 dollars.
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Schedy
Harry Walsh
Mrnoon
Idletown
Ralph Bauer
Ith
Franklin 'S
Central News Ency
Garfield Cafe
Point
Enoche
Tytus Ave
Murphy's
Clark St
Paul Fouts
Patrolho B. Brewer
Uty Sheriffs
Ferry
Middletown
Municipal Court fines and license suspensions listed
The Municipal Court docket shows DBERT BURTON fined 200 dollars plus costs and jailed five days with driving rights suspended six months after a drunken driving charge. Several others, including WALTER BROWN Eugene Collins MOMAS KENNEDY J. F. Antenen and more, received fines from 10 to 25 dollars for license and traffic violations with various costs. Several trailer bonds and parking tickets are noted as forfeited or paid.
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Dbert Burton
Field St
Reed
Alton H. Combs
Manchester Ave
Walter Brown
Amore St
Eugene Collins
Vanderveer St
Mroe Sizemore
Nava S
Momas Kennedy
Lafaye Ave
Robert Hime
Baltine St
J. F. Antenen
Milton
Ing
Richard B. Philip
Eleventh Ave
Ivori= Roberts
Middletown
Ray Tewart
Rare Ave
Haley Tuggie
Coles Rd
Paul E. Beam
Dayton St. Jamiiton
Grray F. Saylor, Jr
Dayton
John Kemneny
Pittsburgh
Hy Grund
Franklin St
Cenbe
Youths Hurt As Car Collides With Truck On U S 25
Two Alabama youths suffered minor injuries when a car carrying Willard Brothers and Dean Thompson collided with a tractor-trailer on U S 25 south of West Chester at 8 am. The Thrash car was attempting to pass the truck when the crash occurred. both vehicles were southbound. Brothers and Thompson were treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. The semi owned by Fred Roberts was rear-ended but the truck, owned by T F Dunlap, escaped damage.
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Alabama
U. S. 25
West Chester
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Willard Brothers
Crossville
Ala
Dean Thompson
Gadsden
Fred Roberts
Billy Thrash
Albertville
T. F. Dunlap
Police Briefs Report Multiple Disorderly Conduct Arrests
Police said VENSIL TRIMBLE and Mauree Weav er were arrested at Verity Pkvy and Yankee Rd at 6 05 p m yesterday on disorderly conduct charges. Hazel Carter and Helen Garbit were also charged after a 5 p m arrest in the 500 block of Baltimore St. RICHARD J SMITH 32 was nabbed at Charles St and Tytus Ave for operating a car while intoxicated at 6 05 p m yesterday.
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Vensil Trimble
Girard Ave
Mauree Weaver
Yankee Rd
Verity Pkvy
Hazel Carter
Garfield St
Helen Garbit
Baltimore St
Richard J. Smith
Doty St
Charles St
Tytus Ave
Theft reports and recovered wallet tied to youth
Green Campbell of 1602 Plum Street reported a car theft from his home of a 2395 MZ license plate vehicle. A purse belonging to Mrs. Helen Van Winkle at 1226 Ross Street was found with the wallet and five dollars missing. Police later recovered the wallet from a 15 year old, who said he found it on the street. money and papers were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Campbell
Plum St
Helen van Winkle
Ross St
Hamilton
Arthur Quinn Arrested on Assault Charge
Arthur Quinn aged 32 of 1304 Young Street was arrested on a warrant charging assault and battery.
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Arthur Quinn
Young St
Banks Jailed Fined In Death Of Youth
Everett Banks of 2102 Waneta St Oneida was sentenced by Judge Fred B Cramer to six months in Butler County jail and fined 500 for second degree manslaughter in the January 16 auto crash that killed 17 year old Charles Spenser Monroe High School senior. His license was suspended for a year but four months of the sentence were suspended on good behavior and payment of the youth's funeral expenses. The charge followed a January grand jury indictment with the coroner Dr Garret J Boone ordering manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Banks
Waneta St
Oneida
Butler County
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Banks
South Yankee Road
Charles Spenser
Monroe High School
Sponser
Garret J. Boone
Jaycees Name Candidates for Upcoming Elections
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees announced their candidate slate for the next month's elections at the Colony Restaurant. Nominations by chairman John Weber include Paul Deger and Don McKillop for president, Rowan Crawford and Chuck Hatttery for first vice president, John Nolan and Bill Stone for second vice president, Gary Klouman and Con Mers for secretary, Paul Martin and Loren Pratt for treasurer, and a slate of sixteen nominees for board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Colony
John Weber
Paul Deger
Don McKillop
Rowan Crawford
Chuck Hattery
John Nolan
Bill Stone
Gary Klouman
Con Mers
Paul Martin
Loren Pratt
Harold Calvin
Buford Chandler
George Elliott
Don Frisby
Jerry Miller
Bill Sebald
Jaycees
Wildwood Golf Club
Toledo
The
Wood Jacs
Junior Achievement Company
Steelworkers Talk Schedule Set for May Dates
Wage talks between the CIO United Steelworkers and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. begin May 14, according to Herman J. Spoerer. On May 18 similar negotiations start in Cleveland with Republic Steel Corp.
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Youngstown
O.P
CIO
United Steelworkers
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Herman J. Spoerer
Cleveland
Union
Republic Steel Corp
WWII POW Surrenders in New York After Seven Years
Harry Girth a 27 year old German POW who escaped Fort Dix in 1946 and built an interior decorating business in Atlantic City gave himself up in New York after his picture appeared in Collier’s and a girl Judy Florentine led to the contact. He said he feared return to Germany and preferred life in the United States.
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New York
FBI
Husky
Harry Girth
Germany
Fort Dix
N. J
Girth
Atlantic City
Judy Florentine
Collier’s Magazine
United States
Lucy
George
George DeWitt
St. Lo
France
Europe
Rossen admits Communist past at HUAC probe
Robert Rossen, Hollywood producer and Academy Award winner, testified before HUAC in New York admitting he was a Communist from 1937 to 1947 and contributed over 40,000 dollars to Communist causes. He said his cooperation stems from disillusionment with the party and the belief truth is essential to national good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Rossen
Hollywood
House
House Committee On Unamerican
Rossen
Four Motorists Fined In Area Courts
Four motorists were fined a total of 70 dollars and costs after arrests by state highway patrolmen. Tommy Clem 25 Callwood Ky fined 30 dollars plus costs for reckless operation by Squire Lammie Bailey. Edward W Cohannon 38 Dayton fined 20 dollars plus costs for reckless operation by Mayor Richard Egan German town. Deweese Barnett 32 Columbus fined 20 dollars plus costs for illegal parking by Mayor Earl Maag Morrow. Robert Montgomery 1926 Park St fined 20 dollars plus costs for speeding by Mayor Thomas Linn Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Clem
Callwood
Squire Lammie Bailey
Edward W. Cohannon
Dayton
Richard Egan
Germantown
Deweese Barnett
Columbus
Earl Maag
Morrow
Robert Montgomery
Park St
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Truck Hurts Man Trying To Free Another Truck
Henry Cobb, 41, of Middletown Trailer Park, was treated at Middletown Hospital after injuring his third and fourth fingers and right shoulder when a stalled tractor trailer he was freeing with a wrecker slipped onto his hand. The accident occurred at 8 30 a m on Route 4 north of Poasttown. another northbound truck driven by Herbert Turner, 43, of St. Charles Virginia, struck the timber Cobb used. Cobb, an employee of Buds Super Service, was dismissed after treatment.
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Henry Cobb
Middletown
Poasttown
Cole
Herbert Turner
St. Charles
Cobb
Bud's
Super Service
Taft Warns Of High Budget If Cuts Don’t Happen
Senator Taft warned that unless current military and foreign aid plans change the Eisenhower administration may spend more in the next fiscal year than Truman did in the last. He said this could yield a roughly five billion dollar deficit by July 1, 1954, as campaign efforts begin, barring unexpected economic cuts. Secretary Humphrey to be questioned on aid program while Truman had projected 74.6 billion dollars.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Rohio
Eisenhower
Truman
Congressional
Senate
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Treasury
Patrol to Guard Highways Over Mothers Day Weekend
Columbus Ohio Capt D W Ankle said every patrol man will be on the highways over the Mothers Day weekend to do everything possible to break up fast and reckless driving The patrols are stepped up because of increased automobile accidents in Ohio and enforcement officers are warning motorists to drive safely.
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Columbus
D. W. Ankle
Ohio
Dulles warns UN not to use peace talks as tactic
Secretary of State Dulles warned in New York that the United Nations Command is not prepared to continue truce talks indefinitely. He told a Republican dinner that peace talks must not serve as a vehicle for military advantage in the war of aggression. The Red settlement proposal drew criticism over naming India as caretaker commission member with potential deciding vote. Rep. Dewey Short and others questioned neutrality of India and objected to Poland and Czechoslovakia on the panel.
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Dulles
New York
United Nations Command
Washington
India
Dewey Short
R-Mo
House Armed Services Committee
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Girl Scout Court Honors Members At Amanda School
A Girl Scout court of awards and a Boy Scout court of honor were held last night in the Amanda School auditorium. Judy Long of Troop 63 received a five year pin, with Carlotta Rodenheimer, Toby Petters, Judy Long, Lois Staton and Merle Ann Morningstar also honored. Troop 63 committee head is Mrs. Lucille Neubrand-
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Holy Trinity
Amanda
Holy Trinity Girl Scoutie
Cafeerra
Robert Costello
Tom Berry
John Grunner
Ken Dorsey
Jess Border
Jack Hogan
Don Christman
Clarence Abell
Ruth Pigg
Marjorie Ann Eagle
Carolyn van Horn
Robert Krebs
J. F. McNary
Holy Trinity Church
Yvonne Wellman
Girl Scout Council
Amanda School
Judy Long
Troop 63
Carlotta Rodenheimer
Toby Petters
Lois Staton
Merle Ann Morningstar
Lucille Neubrand
Butler Jury Reports Monday
The Butler County Grand Jury is to report Monday morning to Common Pleas Judge P. P. Boll. The jury has completed its examination of witnesses in 50 criminal cases accumulated since the recall session of the previous jury. The jurors toured the county jail late Wednesday.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
P. P. Boll
Wedded plans and church anniversary in local notes
Colored News notes the forthcoming wedding of Joseph Calvin Kennedy to Adrienne Hawkins with Kennedy in the Army at Camp Pickett Virginia and Hawkins a June OSU graduate and Alpha Kappa Alpha member. Also public Mother’s Day tea by Phillips Chapel Missionary Society at 913 Ninth Ave. Mt Zion Baptist Church marks 25th anniversary with 3 PM service by Rev James E Howe of Cincinnati and nightly services through May 17 led by Rev Howe.
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Joseph Calvin Kennedy
Leon Kennedy
Franklin
Adrienne Hawkins
Cornell Hawkins
Cleveland
Miss Hawkins
Ohio State University
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Kennedy
Camp Pickett
The
Missionary Society of the Phillips
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
James E. Howe
Cincinnati
Howe
F. H. Hampton
Pas
Laurent Urges Freer Trading Policy Shift
Washington reports Prime Minister Louis St Laurent urged the United States to take a bold lead for freer foreign trade. He said Canada hopes the U S will pursue such a course in tariff and related policies without backward steps. He warned against nibbling at corners to protect special interests.
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Washington
Louis St. Laurent
United State
Canada
U. S
Ben Riley Receives Toastmaster Laurels
Ben Riley won the Toastmasters Club award as best and most improved speaker at a Gardner Board and Carton Conference Room meeting. Other speakers included Walter Gard Paul Arnold James Martin and Robert McConaughey. McIntyre earned evaluation duties and will represent the group at the district contest May 14 at the YMCA in Columbus at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Riley
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Board and Carton
Walter Gard
Paul Arnold
James Martin
Robert McConaughey
Mallory Bell
William Csellak
Ernest Bowen
Robert McIntyre
Robert Mueller
Clayton Huber
Paul Schnedler
Arthur Osborne
Myron Beck
Huber
McIntyre
YMCA
Columbus
Eisenhower Talks Policy and Trade With Global Stakes
President Eisenhower urges a proactive U S foreign policy not shaped by others. He calls for firm but non truculent action and aims to expand liberal trade while regulating imports. He stresses costs and taxes, insisting government must be able to pay its bills before tax cuts. He advocates a true and total world peace settlement.
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Eisenhower
Shaker Heights Woman Heads Women Voters
Mrs. A. A. Treuhart of Shaker Heights is the new president of the Ohio League of Women Voters. She and other officers were elected Thursday at the end of the league's three day convention. Mrs. Fred Davis of Lima was named second vice president.
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Toledo, C
A. A. Treuhart
Shaker Heights
Ohio League of Women Voters
Fred Davis
Lima
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Judents Laud
Middletown High
Aida Aronoff
Jean Breitenbacher
Norma Bailey
Carol Bauer
Joanne Brooks
Carolyn Cribbs
Peter Carruthers
Tom Dillman
Barbara Emerick
Charles Feledy
Peggy Fletcher
Gwynne Finkleman
Ben Getz
Marilyn Gehm
Jean Hambleton
Patricia McCandless
Carol Maler
Nancy Miller
Loretta Miller
Ted
Neers
N. Y
Sidney
Leslie H
Eliza Thompson
Rocco Mazzeo
S. Main ST
Whliamson
Williamson. Williamson
Williamson - Ziegler Furnace CO
N. Broad ST
Holy Trinity Girl Scouts
Russell O'Hara
John Eickhorn
Harry Osborn
James Morningstar
Everett Long
Jack Trimble
Butler
Colored News
Laurent
U.S
Reeze
Mother
Eugene Purdy
Extermitas
Dohn’s
Tytus Ave. PH
Vradelis
Tappan Range
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