Delinquency Charge Leads to City Workhouse Sentence
George Smith aged 18 was arrested on a delinquency case filed by a minor girls’ father. He pleaded guilty before Juvenile Judge Donald Ziegel and received six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse with a $500 fine and costs, suspended on one year of strict conditions including home by 10 p.m. and avoiding girls under eighteen. Britain launches a large oil peanut growing project in East Africa to meet shortages. Notice of Appointment names Georgia Eliopoulos as executrix of George Eliopoulos estate in Butler County Ohio, four-month creditor claims period. May 6 1949. May 12-19-26.
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Eaton
George Smith
Sampleville
Floyd E. Spitler
Smith
Donald Ziegel
Cincinnati
Ziegel
Georgeliopoulos
Deccas
Georgia Eliopoulos
Middletown
Ohio
George Eliopoulos
Butler County
R R. Leiser
Henderson Estes
The
People's and, Baptist Church
Religious Society
People’s Missionary Baptist Church of Middletown
Court of Common Pleas
People's Missionary Baptist Church of
Joseph T. Keip
Prolific Animal Puzzle Across Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A dense crossword style grid clues numerous animals and terms across horizons. The list includes biological terms such as mer ganser and cobalt symbol, plus titles, verbs, and directional words framed as a word puzzle activity.
Judge Refuses Injunction On Use Of Pool In Middletown
Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court refused a temporary injunction to bar Oxford village officials from Negroes using the village pool. Judge John A. Kiracofe upheld the pool policy pending further proceedings. The case involves Oxford Chapter of the NAACP and challengers asserting violations of the 14th Amendment. The ruling notes potential additional parties and a delayed injunction until the suit is fully heard.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Oxford Village
John A. Kiracofe
Preble County
State Supreme Court
Oxford
Fred B. Cramer
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kiracofe
R. Fred Woodruff
Lausche Opposed Bills Win Senate Approval in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio Senate approved a flood of money bills opposed by Gov. Frank Lausche, while the House delayed action on a liberalized unemployment compensation plan. The Senate backed a $27.5 million boost for teacher pay and school staff, plus a 15 percent sales tax local government earmark and a redirect of the tangibles tax to localities. The House passed a revised unemployment measure 100 to 27, with changes returning to the Senate for approval.
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Lausche
Ohio
Senate
House
FEPC
Columbus
Frank L. Lausche
Florida
Gordon Renner
Hamilton
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief
Tired kidneys cause backache night sweats and swelling with headaches and dizziness. A trusted diuretic, Doan's Pills, is advertised as relief after 60 years of use, claiming to aid kidney and bladder function by flushing wastes from the blood.
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Doan
Church Realty Transfer Asked in Middletown Merger
The People's Missionary Baptist Church of Middletown filed a petition in Common Pleas Court seeking authority to transfer described realty in Middletown to the People's Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, noting that a merger has been completed.
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People’s Missionary Baptist Church
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
People's Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
Blue Ball Club to Sponsor Film at Local School
Blue Ball Community Club will sponsor the film Submarine Base this Friday at 8 p m in the school. A charge will be made.
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Blue Ball Community Club
Unofficial Majority Leader Faces Senate Debate Resistance
In a tense session the unofficial majority leader led debate as efforts to send the bills back to committee or amend them were defeated by recalcitrant Democrats nearly solidly backed by Republicans. The stalemate underscored partisan divides shaping the legislative path.
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League
Serviceman Vaughn Stationed With Military Police
Cpl. Charles H. Vaughn, son of Mrs. Iva Burton, First Ave., is stationed in the Army Air Force at Greenville South Carolina with the Military Police. Vaughn enlisted March 22, 1949 for the third time after 27 months in the war and three years with occupation forces in Germany. He has earned the Purple Heart, two oak leaf clusters, the Silver Star, the President's Citation and the Bronze Medal of Occupation. A Middletown native, he attended local schools.
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Charles H. Vaughn
Iva Burton
First Ave
Army Air Force
Greenville S. C
Vaughn
Germany
Middletown
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