Four Sportsmen to Confer With Sheriff Over Shooting Ban
The Middletown Sportsmen's Club named four members Dallas Randall Whitman Les Sabo and Junior Clayton to meet Sheriff Charles B Walke about his ban on shooting in non target areas of Butler County announced May 2 firearms confiscations and prosecutions will follow unless shooting stays within restricted grounds The group aims to clarify the ban and obtain details The meeting also featured an outdoor archery exhibition by Peggy Leisz Mike Humbert Fenton Chew and George Harvey with other notable archers from the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Charles B. Walke
Butler County
Dallas Randall
Whitman
Les Sabo
Junior Clayton
Sheriff's Office
Walke
Carl Groh
Sportfolio
Sportsmen's Club
George Siebert
Harry Lewis
Sheriff Walke
Fenton Chew
George Harvey
Peggy Leisz
Mike Humbert
Springboro
al Schum
Cincinnati
Ronny Ackerman
Fairborn
Ohio
Vanishing corpse puzzle pounces on Dayton area
Four men reported a blonde woman in her 20s found as a corpse in a clearing two miles north of Huffman Dam near Ohio 69. Despite 100 volunteers scouring damp woods, no body was found. Police investigated sightings of a drifting woman, but the corpse remains unverified and mysterious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Greene, Clark and Montomery
Air Police
Right - Patterson Air Force Base
Box 21
Emergency Volunteers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio
Huffman Dam
Greene County
Ohio 69
GM Exhibit In Dayton Opens Today
Many Middletonians are expected to visit Dayton this week for the Parade of Progress opening today to the public at the Fair grounds. The exhibit, presented by General Motors Corporation, shows how science and industry contribute to the American standard of living. Housed in a novel aerodome tent, the big top has a silver fireproof canvas skin, is 152 feet high, and seats 1,250 persons. Twenty six major exhibits tell of American progress and industrial potential for peace and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Genral Motors Corporation
Allied plan seeks neutral explanations for reluctant prisoners
The Allies endorsed allowing Communist representatives to explain matters to prisoners while warning against coercion. They called the plan a potential armistice basis and outlined a 60 day limit for explanations and the role of a five nation repatriation commission. Harrison described the plan as noncoercive and contingent on mutual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Harrison
Nam
Switzerland
U. N
Neutral Nations Commission
Harrigan
United Nations Command
Korea
Mark Clark
Greek Heirs Sue Executor for 74715 Estate Claim
Nine heirs file federal suit in Cleveland against Theodore N. Molas of Lorain Ohio seeking 74715 arguing late Theodore P. Mellas left them property valued at 44714 and that Molas, named executor, received 30000 for distribution. They allege lack of accounting. Heirs list Konstantinos Moulagiannis Aspasia Georgacopoulos Dimitra Antonopoulos Panagiotis Moulagiannis Kanella Moulagiannis Nicholaos Alebizos Aastasios Konstantacopoulos Basilios Konstantacopoulos Anthi Konstantacopoulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Theodore N. Molas
Lorain
Theodore P. Mellas
Mellas
Canton
Molas
Lala
Greece
Konstantinos Moulagiannis
Aspasia Georgacopoulos
Dimitra Antonopoulos
Panagiotis Moulagiannis
Kanella Moulagianis
Strefi
Nicholaos Alebizos
Aastasios Konstantacopoulos
Basileios Konstantacopoulos
Anthi Konstantacopoulos
Reorganized Ag Department Plan Slipping
Strenuous opposition from Senate Democrats raised doubts on approving President Eisenhower's plan to reorganize the Agriculture Department. Sen. Johnston awaited a chance to say he agrees with Sen. Russell that the plan should be drastically changed or discarded. The plan would grant the secretary of agriculture power to overhaul most department functions at will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Department of Agriculture
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Secretary of Agriculture
Six GOP s try to form highway safety department plan
Senate faces decision on creating a department of highway safety to absorb the highway patrol motor vehicle bureau and new motorist liability agency. Capitol chatter links George Mingle to lead the new department as Ohio Highway Patrol superintendent. Fred Hoffman backs a second Ohio Bar Association sponsored bill granting citizens the right to sue the state for contract breaches and damages from state vehicles.
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Highway Safety Department
Senate
Highway Department
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
Capitol
George Mingle
Ohio Highway Patrol
Department of Highway Safety
Fred Hoffman
Hamilton
Ohio Bar Association-sponsod
Navy ends Fechteler term. Ridgway to lead Army staff
General Ridgway is named to replace General Collins as Army chief of staff as Collins and Bradley's terms expire in August. General Twining would replace Vandenberg as Air Force chief of staff around July. Gruenther steps in as NATO commander after Ridgway. Senate confirmation anticipated for all appointments.
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Ting
Fechteler
Matthew B. Ridgway
Europe
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Collins
Bradley
White House
Nathan Twining
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Alfred M. Gruenther
Ridgway
NATO
Senate
One Night Revival at Bethesda Temple Harveysburg
A revival service is set for Thursday at 8 p m at Bethesda Temple Harveysburg directed by Elder Charles Reed with Elder and Mrs Bert Perkins guiding. Transportation will be provided from 701 Eighteenth Ave at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Temple
Harveysburg
Charles Reed
Bert Perkins
Eighteenth Ave
Young Trio Blamed For 6 Break-Ins
Three youths, two 15 and one 18, are held in Midletown jail and to be questioned by deputies over at least six local break ins. Deputies Gustin and South report arrests, including two juveniles returned from Indiana in a stolen car. Investigations link the cases to homes in Avalon and Wildwood last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midletown
Loren Gustin
Frank South
Indiana
E. S. Sherron
Middletown
Roy Crout
Route 73
Depuuty South
Avalon
Wildwood
Cressman Named Deputy Assistant Director at NPA
William L. Cressman of Middletown and Armco Steel’s eastern sales manager receives a new post with the National Production Authority. He becomes deputy assistant director for metals and minerals after a loan to the NPA since October 1952, previously serving as deputy director and iron and steel division head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Cressman
Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation
Eastern Sales
National Production Authority
Bohlen Sees Molotov to Discuss Pending U S Soviet Questions
U S Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen spent 20 minutes with Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov in Moscow discussing concrete questions pending between the United States and the Soviet Union. It was Bohlen's second call on Molotov since his arrival in mid April, following an initial protocol visit tied to credentials. The U S Embassy spokesman said they met at the Foreign Ministry and exchanged views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U. S
V. M. Molotov
United States
Soviet Union
Bohlen
Foreign Ministry
Pay As You Go Idea Studied In Stock Plan
The New York Stock Exchange may adopt a pay as you go stock purchase plan announced by president C Keith Funston. Investors would pay regular amounts and receive one or more shares when market price is reached, akin to a bond a month scheme used by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Exchange
Red China Loses Aircraft Fuel Buy
The United States says it bought a tanker load of jet aircraft fuel to prevent Red China from obtaining it. The cargo was transferred from the Finnish tanker Wilma near Singapore to the U S Navy tanker Cahaba of the Military Sea Transportation Service. The Wilma had carried fuel since leaving a Romanian port nearly three months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Mutual Security Administration
Wiima
Singapore
U.S
Military Sea Transportation Service
Hamilton Rent Control Offices to Close May Thirty First
The Office of Rent Stabilization announced the shutdown of twenty six area rent control offices in nineteen states as an economy move to save about $50,000 ahead of the July thirty first end of federal rent controls. Each office's pending operations will transfer to the nearest office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of
Pacea Q
Ohioan to Witness Atomic Bomb Test
Rep. Jenkins of Ohio, a member of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee, announced he will witness an atomic bomb test in Nevada on Friday. He will depart Washington by plane early tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jenkins
Ohio
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Nevada
Knife Slips Wounds Worker at Cohen Brothers
Paul Wallen, 39, of 1801 Glenn Ave., an employee of Cohen Brothers Inc., suffered a deep gash to the right leg when a knife slipped while cutting a box this morning. He received emergency treatment at Middletown Hospital and was dismissed at 8:35 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wallen
Glenn Ave
Cohen Brothers, Inc
Middletown Hospital
Ginny Simms files divorce suit in California
Singer Ginny Simms sues her second husband oil man Robert M. Calhoun in Santa Monica California claiming cruelty and extreme mental suffering. She says separation occurred May 6 after ten months of marriage and asks for no alimony. The couple wed in Las Vegas on June 27 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Ginny Simms
Robert M. Calhoun
Revamped Girl Scout Council Signs Deed For New Camp Site
Middletown Area Girl Scout Council signs deed for 300 acres of Stonybrook Farm on Route 73 near Waynesville to create a new camp. Purchase price listed as 30000 dollars. Council adopts constitution and code of regulations to grant voting rights to more members and changes name from Middletown Girl Scout, Inc. to Middletown Area Girl Scout Council, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Stonybrook Farm
Vera Chapman
Middletown
National Council
License Misuse Brings S10 Fine
Bee Powell, 57, Franklin Route 2, was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty in Squire J. E. Jackson's court to operating a farm vehicle on the highway for commercial purposes. The warrant, signed by State Bureau of Motor Vehicles inspector J. D. Hutchinson, charged Powell with driving a pick-up under a commercial license between home and Armco employer. Deputy H. E. Gordon arrested Powell. the judge called this the latest in similar local cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Powell
Franklin Route 2
Squire J. E. Jackson
J. D. Hutchinson
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Powell
Armco
H. E. Gordon
Butler County
Squire Jackson
Two Area Crashes Cause Minor Property Damage
State patrolmen investigated two accidents on area highways with minor property damage. Wake McAlpin, Cincinnati, drove a southbound truck off a curve on note 1741 near Red Lion at 3:05 p.m. yesterday and escaped injury. Phyllis Diver, 24, Germantown, and Alexander Rhodus, 26, collided at Hetzler and Brown Run Roads at 9:50 p.m. yesterday when the Diver car struck Rhodus Auto as it was turning left.
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Red Lion
Wake McAlpin
Cincinnati
McAlpin
Ars
Phyllis Diver
Germantown
Alexander Rhodus
Vannest St
Hetzler
Brown Run
Rhodus Auto
Movies to Feature Jefferson Fete on Friday
Jefferson School lawn fete to feature continuous films and novelty booths on the grounds with food served at 5 p.m. in case of rain meals moved to the building. Program committee chairs Mrs Len ahay and Mr John Carmody announced the event today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Lenahay
John Carmody
Secretary Resigns Demo Club Post
Middletown Democrats accepted the resignation of Mrs. Harry Duncan as recording secretary at their meeting last night at 30 South Broad. The Second reading of the charter was led by Joe Bayer, newly elected president, and Miss Mary Lord announced next week's issue would feature Judge Fred B. Cramer discussing the Fifth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Harry Duncan
Tees
South Broad
Joe Bayer
Mary Lord
Fred B. Cramer
U. S
Cincinnati Catcher Hank Foiles Sent to Indians
The Cincinnati Reds traded catcher Hank Foiles to the Cleveland Indians reducing Reds roster to 25. GM Gabe Paul said Cleveland will provide a satisfactory player on or before Oct 15.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Foiles
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
Reds
Cleveland
Sunbury Man Bound Over For Grand Jury Shooting
Germantown resident John C. Beard aged 66 was bound over to the Montgomery County Grand Jury after arraignment in Dayton Municipal Court on charges of maliciously shooting two Germantown youths with a shotgun on May 5. Judge Emmett J. Jackson kept bond at 1000 dollars. Beard reportedly admitted firing at a party of four youths returning from a fishing trip. The Hendrickson brothers were treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Germantown
John C. Beard
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Dayton
Emmett J. Jackson
Beard
Richard Hendrickson
Edward
Harry Burrows
Jack Reese
Hendrickson
Middletown Hospital
Card Sharp Paroled From Ohio Penitentiaries
Roger Billingsley once listed as card sharp when arrested in 1952 will be paroled August 5 from a term for issuing checks without funds. He, 49, of 935 Ninth Ave, was arrested May 12, 1952 by Detectives Fouts and Crout and later bound to the grand jury on fraudulent check charges. William Wilson of Butler County, jailed for forgery, also slated for parole effective June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Pardon and Parole Board
Roger Billingsley
Billingsley
Paul Fouts
Roy Crout
Ninth Ave
Fouts
Sharp
William Wilson
Butler County
Foreign News In Brief From Formosa To Malaya
A roundup from Taipei Berlin London Tokyo Tel Aviv Paris Kuala Lumpur Munich and Hong Kong reports diplomatic tensions and conflicts. China condemns UN recognition of Red China as aggression. East Germany purges scapegoats after refugee flight. Mrs Mesta to visit Moscow after Elizabeth II coronation. Peiping radio trash talks American repatriates. DullesStassen tour Israel. French assembly eyes world power conference. Malayan forces kill five guerrillas. Bavarian cabinet bars Jewish displaced persons from returning. Nationalist guerrillas raid Tungshan Island. six river boats sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Tungshan Island
South China
Kung Sheung
Police Briefs Highlight Juvenile Calls and Missing Woman
Three teenage youths appeared before juvenile authorities after a drinking incident on Sherman Ave and were released to their parents. A 12 year old Cincinnati boy stranded in the city was returned home. Two dogs bit Barbara Leffler and James Figley, owners ordered to confine dogs 14 days. A stray convertible top slash was reported at Ova Hatton’s home. Mrs Helen Knop, missing from Dayton with possible 14 year old daughter, driving a 1949 Ford 5925S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Ave
Cincinnati
Barbara Leffler
Arlington Ave
James Figley
Franklin Route 1
Ova Hatton
Grand Ave
Helen Knop
Dayton
Mrs Rosie Garrett Elected Delegate To Ohio Convention
Mrs Rosie Garrett secretary of the Woman's Elite Democratic Club is elected a delegate to the Ohio Council of Negro Democratic Woman's Convention. The Morse Hotel Cincinnati hosts May 16 17 with Garrett delivering the opening welcoming address. Mrs Julia Kennedy plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Garrett
Woman's Elite
Democratic Club
Ohio Council of Negro Democratic Woman's Convention
Morse Hotel
Cincinnati
Garrett
Julia Kennedy
Hog Prices At Peak Says Market Manager
Eaton Special Yate Schalk Jr market manager of Preb le County Live Stock Producers Market says hog prices are at their peak and hold-outs may be disappointed due to packer resistance. On the second weekly grading day, 18 hogs at meat-type grade sold for 25.25 per hundredweight, up from 24.75 last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Yate Schalk, Jr
Preb‘le County
Schalk
New York Stocks 1100 Quotations Greener & tase list
The page lists prominent equities with prices or percentages, naming Admiral Corp Allied Stores American Airlines American Can American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Ashland Oil Armco Steel Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler Cities Service Climax Molybdenum Columbia Gas Commonwealth Edison Consol Edison Cont'l Baking Crane Co Curtis Wright Curtiss-Wright Deere & Co Douglas Aircraft Dupont Emerson Firestone General Electric General Motors Goodyear Greyhound Hudson Motors Hughes Iron? etc. Notable items include Pan American Paramount Pictures Philip Morris Packard Radio Republic Steel Revere Copper Schenley Servel Sinclair South Pacific Southern Rail Sperry Standard Oil New Jersey Standard Oil Ohio Studebaker Newport North Pacific Nickel? United Aircraft United Airlines U S Rubber U S Steel Westinghouse White Motors Woolworth Zenith.
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Greene & Tase
Admiral Corp. Vey
Arty Allied Stores
American Airrline
Armco Steel
A & Co
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Brigas Mig Budd Mis
Pacific Champion Paper Chrysler Corp
Cities Service
Climax Moly
Columbia G. & E
Commonwealth Edison
Consol
Edison Ape
Vultee Air
Container Corp
Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Curt
Ad Deer & Co
Douglas Air
DuPont Corp
Electric Auto Lite
Emerson Radio Ee
Firestone Tire
Electric Gen
Motors Goodrich Corp
Goodyear Corp
Gt. Northern
Greyhound Bus Lines
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Kroger
Lorillard
Seuaeee Loew
Cen
Marshall Field Mead Corp
Montgomery War
Motorolamate
Kelv
Pan American
Paramount Pictures
le Phelps Ones
Philco Radio
Phillips Petr
Prp
G. Pullman Corp
Radio Corp
Republic Steel Revere Copper Schenley Corp
Servel Inc
Sinclair Oil
South, Pacific
Southern Rails Sperry Corp
Standard Oil N. J
Standard Oil Ohio
Studebaker Corp
Newport Corp
Pacific RR
Ohio Oil Link Packard Corp
Sunray Oil
Texas Corp
Tidewater Assn
United Aircraft Stee
United Airlines
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse. Electric
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown S. & T
Zenith Radio
Peewee
Ex-GI advises tourists avoid hitchhiking in India
Ex Corporal Gotzlinger and fellow veteran Evans, on a return trip from Korea, traveled to India by freighter and rail. Gotzlinger recounted six hours on a narrow road with monkeys, little for ride, and cows scarce. they toured Calcutta and Delhi before continuing west toward the Middle East, Europe, and Vienna. He plans to enroll at Ohio State University Law School and return to the United States by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Korea
India
Lee Gottlinger
Youngstown
Gotzlinger
Alfred Evans
Beechhurst
N. Y
Mark Clark
U. S
Kobe
Japan
Calcutta
Evans
Delhi
Benares
Kashmir
Grand Trunk
West Bengal
Taj Mahal
Agra
Middle East
Europe
Vienna
United States
Ohio State University Law School
Butler County Probate Notices and Estates
Butler County Probate Court records show Thomas M Warwick of Hamilton died April 17 with his widow Julia Warwick named executrix and estate value not yet determined. Hattie Williams of Hamilton died March 26, letters testimentary sought by Flora Richardson and Ernest Richardson as executors. value not yet determined. Clara Ader of Middletown estate valued at 11985.56 with Alma Martin and Caroline Gordon as administratrices. breakdown includes cash, stocks, and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Warwick
Hamilton
Julia Warwick
Hattie Williams
Flora Richardson
Ernest Richardson
Clara Ader
Middletown
Alma Martin
Caroline Gordon
Divorce Suits Filed in Hamilton District Courts
Clydene Joy Stadler minor seeks divorce from Don ald John Stadler for neglect and cruelty. Elphene Gray minor sues Harold Gray for neglect. Ida Mae Adkins files against James E. Adkins for neglect. Imogene Myers seeks divorce from Fred Myers with Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield cited for neglect. William G. Baker of 308 Monroe St. sues Mary Ann Baker at same address for neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydene Joy Stadler
Hamilton
Donald John Stadler
Elphene Gray
Minor
Harold Gray
Ida Mae Adkins
James E. Adkins
Imogene Myers
Fred Myers
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
William G. Baker
Monroe St
Mary Ann Baker
Notation of Addressed Neglect and Cruelty in Minor Case
Delores Stahley and Donna Mae Deaton are named in neglect and cruelty matters involving multiple addresses in Newark and Seven Mile. Judges Mabie and Boli are listed in connection with the guardianship and minor Lorraine Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Stahley
Granada Ave
Jack Stahley
Mary Etta St
Donna Mae Deaton
Baltimore St
Edoward Deaton
James Greenfield
North Ave
Pearl Greenfield
Fleming Rd
P. P. Donald E. Mabie
Lorraine Mathis
Newark
N. J
P. P. Boli
Dyes Promise Color Then Water Repellency for Fabrics
Researchers develop two way dyes that color fabrics and boost water repellency. The dyes increase fabric water resistance by about sixty times for wool and twelve times for cotton while providing coloration.
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Navy
Young
Cressman
NPA
Molotov
Red China
Raes
Lindau
Germany
Krol
Rochester
Minn
John *Buck* Taylor
Jefferson Parish
Route
Waynesville
James Wikoff
G.W.A. Wilmer
Civic Association
Jefferson Fete
Indians
Sunbury
Taipeh
Formosa
China
United Nations
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Zone
Red Party
London
Perle Mesta
Elizabeth II
Luxembourg
Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Panmunjom
United States Army Eee
Radio Press
Tel Aviv
Israel
State Dulles
Harold Stassen
Israe
Cairo
Paris
French National Assembly
France
Churchill
Britain
The
Kuala Lupmur
Malaya
Malayan Communist Party
Pahang
Munich
Colored News
New York
By Selig S. Harrison
Butler County Courts
Rogers
Central Ave
Nora
Castille
Als
Butler Dry Cleaners
South
Clinton
EMD
Charles D, Thomas
Mgr
DIAL
Wenature Lowns
Binaoce C
Milan
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