Deaths And Funerals Mrs Mabel A Brown 70 College Corner
Mrs Mabel A Brown 70 of College Corner mother of Thomas A Brown of 125 N Broad St died yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford She was a longtime College Corner telephone operator retired in 1958 native of Butler County lifelong resident of College Corner area member of First United Presbyterian Church former elder Missionary Society past worthy matron Oxford Chapter 225 Order of Eastern Star Survived by husband Orea son Thomas Middleton three sisters and three grandchildren Services 2 pm tomorrow Baker Funeral Home College Corner Rev F Leon Morgan officiating Burial College Corner Cemetery Eastern Star service 7:30 pm today at funeral home after 4 pm.
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Mabel A. Brown
College Corner
Thomas A. Brown
N. Broad St
McCullough - Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Brown
Butler County
First United Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Order of Eastern Star
Orea
Thomas
Middletown
Margaret Miler
Carrie Black
Pittsburgh
Marie Pierce
Hamburg
N Y
Baker Funcal
Schenck Aids St. Mary's Prayer Stand In Washington
Rep Paul Schenck backs St Marys Men urging inclusion of the phrase We are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being in a House hearing on the amendment Lt Col Raymond J Fening will testify before the House Committee on the Judiciary. If Schenck finishes duties he may leave Washington.
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Paul F. Schenck
Men of
St. Mary's
Schenck
Washington
Graf
Hamilton attorney Wonnell rites set at 2 p.m.
Harry S. Wonnell 79 of 501 Crescent Road died Sunday. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Webb Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He graduated from Ohio State University Law School in 1906 and was active in civic and legal affairs. He served in leadership roles with the Hamilton Board of Education, Ohio Bar Association, and affiliated clubs. Survived by a widow, Mrs. Richard Hardin, and three grandchildren.
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Hamilton
Harry S. Wonnell
Crescent Road
Webb Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Wonnell
Ohio State University Law School
Hamilton Board of Education
Ohio Bar Associaton
Masonic Lodge
Hamilton Elks
Hamilton City Club
Cincinnati Club
Ohio State University
Richard Hardin
Mrs Hattie Brittin and Peggy Baker Listed for Services
Mrs Hattie S Brittin aged 80 of 300 Bank Ave is to be served at 10 a m tomorrow at First Church of God. Mrs Peggy Baker aged 64 of 2101 Freeman Ave also scheduled for a 10 a m tomorrow service in Webb.
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Hattie S. Brittin
Bank Ave
First Church of God
Peggy Baker
Freeman Ave
Webb
Ohio highway bond to trigger 1.5 billion road program
Columbus AP report says James W. Shocknessy, expeditor for Ohio's North South Freeway, estimated that passing the $500 million highway bond issue would unlock about $1.5 billion in new roads. He spoke at a weekly progress meeting with Highway Director P. F. Masheter, noting 90 percent federal participation on many projects.
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Columbus, Ohio
James W. Shocknessy
Ohio
North South
Shocknessy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
P. F. Masheter
By 1850 iron cast ing spurred mass production era
By 1850 iron casting enabled mass production of diverse goods from kitchen tools to household appliances, reshaping industry and daily life with standardized parts and scalable output.
Victim Dies After Train Crash At Hamilton Crossings
Delphia Croucher, 40, of 2634 Lenox Ave, Hamilton, died at Mercy Hospital after being struck by a Baltimore & Ohio train at Ludlow Street crossing. Engineer E E Van Buskirk, 49, Cincinnati, said he sounded the whistle as gates were lowered and flasher lights active. Survived by mother Sarah Croucher, four brothers Bert Clyde Steve Herman, a half brother Earl Croucher, seven sisters including Dorothy Croucher and Geneva Stigall. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM Church of God Tabernacle. burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Brown-Dawson Funeral Home in charge.
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Hamilton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mercy Hospital
Delphia Croucher
Lenox Ave
Ludlow Street
E. E. van Buskirk
Cincinnati
Buskirk
Sarah Croucher
Bert
Clyde
Steve
Herman
Earl Croucher
McKee, Ky
Marjorie Peterson
Dearborn Mich
Dorothy Croucher
Geneva Stigall
Edna Whitaker
Betty Jane Blackburn
Loraine Smallwood
Imogene Turner
Church of God Tabernacle
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Brown - Dawson Funeral Home
Little Joe Rocket Test Postponed at White Sands
Strong gusty winds forced postponement of the Little Joe TI rocket test at White Sands Missile Range in the Apollo moonflight program. Officials planned a press conference to outline new plans to fire the payload 22,500 feet high where it would self destruct to test the escape system of the 155,000 pound thrust engine pulling the 9,300 pound command module to safety from a launch vehicle explosion.
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WHITE _SANDS_ MISSILE RANGE
N. M
White Sands Missile Range
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Taverns Death
James Nunnelley 40 co owner of a tavern faces first degree manslaughter in the death of Robert Wallace 34 after a tavern fight. Nunnelley admitted firing three shots from a .34 caliber revolver and said he had previously threatened his life. He was released on a 1000 dollar bond.
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Cincinnaht (Ap
James Nunnelley
Robert Wallace
Nunnelley
Wallace
Photo Not Daughter Not Identified as Stewardess
Mrs. Martha Storie of Quinn Road in West Alexandria said a photo shown yesterday of the stewardess who died in the Pacific Air Lines crash near Concord, California, was not her daughter Marjorie E. Shafer of Denver. She is trying to reach the missing stewardess in Denver and may contact federal authorities if no word comes.
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West Alexandria
Martha Storie
Quinn Road
Pacific Air Lines
Storie
Marjorie E. Shafer
Denver
Colo
Concord
Calif
Dayton
California
Mrs. Storie
Don't Give In On Rights Bill, Reuther Urges AME
Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, urged civil rights leaders at the 37th AME Convention in Cincinnati to "sweat out" the summer to push the civil rights bill through Congress. A. Philip Randolph warned that demonstrations would continue and could grow if the bill passes or fails. Bishop Prince A Taylor Jr. said walls of segregation are weakening as Methodists march toward greater inclusion.
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Reuther
Cincinnati
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
African Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Phillip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Randolph
Dem
Prince A. Taylor Jr
Taylor
Council of Bishops
Woman Dragged By Moving Car Near Home Injury
A 69 year old Middletown woman Bertha Woods was injured yesterday at 5 30 p m when she tried to stop a moving car at her residence. The vehicle ran over her left foot and dragged her briefly. She was treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton for foot injuries and body abrasions.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Bertha Woods
Middletown Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohioans Among 73 Crash Dead
Washington AP The Defense Department released a partial roster of 83 aboard the military transport that crashed at Clark Air Base Philippines killing 73. Ohioans listed as missing or identified include Capt Carolyn Marie Wagner flight nurse daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Wagner Georgetown. Airman J C Robert Lee Neal Jr flight attendant husband of Mrs Querie M Neal Brooklyn NY and son of Mrs Margie Neal Toledo. Airman J C Levi G Rose son of Harold G Rose Toledo and Elizabeth Rose Toledo.
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Washington
Defense Department
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Carolyn Marie Wagner
Clarence E. Wagner
S. Pleasant St
Georgetown
J.C
Robert Lee Neal Jr
Queenie M. Neal
Brooklyn
N.Y
Margie Neal
Woodland Ave
Toledo
C. Levi G. Rose
Harold G. Rose
Greenvalley Drive
Elizabeth Rose
Putnam St
Powerful Woman Leader of Ohio Democrats Dies
Bernice S. Pyke, a pioneer in Ohio and Cleveland Democratic politics, dies at 84 at her Lakewood home. She was the first woman elected a delegate to a Democratic National Convention in 1920 and served as woman manager for James Cox. Pyke held multiple party posts from 1920 onward and attended five consecutive national conventions.
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Ohio Democrats
Cleveland
Bernice S. Pyke
Ohio
Lakewood
Court Hearing Set For Pair In Assault Case
Two men James Thompson aged 24 of 644 Auburn St and Glen Edwards aged 90 of 707 Orchard St face assault and battery charges in Municipal Court. Police arrested them yesterday afternoon after an alleged attempt to entice a 27 year old woman into their car on Central Avenue at about 8 p.m. on May 8. Bond set at 300 dollars each. Court hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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James Thompson
Auburn St
Glen Edwards
Orchard St
Central Avenue
Minor Fire at Mobil Oil Storage Area
A small blaze yesterday at the Mobil Oil Co storage area at 19 Richmond Street was believed started by children playing with matches. Firemen arrived at 5 12 p m and found leaking fuel oil ignited. no damage was reported.
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Mobil Oil Co
Richmond St
Vandals Damage Velte's Hardware in West Middletown
Butler County sheriff's deputies reported vandals damaged Velte's Hardware Store at 446 Middletown-Eaton Road by scattering scrap and junk and breaking a window with wooden skids and a lock. A rock damaged Charles Clark's windshield on his property, causing about $200 in damage.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Velte’s Hardware Store
Middletown - Eaton Road
Middletown
Charles Clark
Hamilon- Middletown Road
Natives in New Guinea Speak 750 Languages
Australia depends on Papua as the southeastern part of New Guinea where native communities speak about 750 distinct languages, highlighting the region's linguistic diversity and colonial reach.
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Australia
Papua
New Guinea
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Mabel 4. Brown
F. Leon Morgan
College Corner Cemetery
NCR
Burroughs
Machines, Inc
Little Joe
Oak
Federal Savings
Mesa
Ariz
Southern Pacific Mail
Pasadena
New York City
Buick
Co. Alee
Eve Con
Guyler Buick, Inc
Verity Phwy
Dodds Monuments
Robert Kommier
Mgr
Ee Wae
P.M. Teiskaaes
Yo Hoelibanaieds
Middletown-area
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Meloy Lifler Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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