Safety Council honors Middletown police leaders
At the Middletown Safety Council meeting two police officers received awards. Patrolman Pt. Jack Combs earned a School Patrol shield from Martin Thomas of the Butler County Auto Club for six years of patrol work. Chief Joseph Blackmore received a plaque for outstanding cooperation and contributions. he foresees retirement in July. The council also approved bylaw revisions to include nearby communities and announced the June 12 Industrial Awards banquet.
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Middletown Safety Council
Jack Combs
Joseph Blackmore
Combs
Martin Thomas
Butler County Auto Club
AAA
Thomas
Police Department
Blackmore
Jim Curry
Safety Council
Department
Civic Association
Council
Armco
Trive Street
Verity Speech to Be Broadcast Tonight
William Verity will speak at the union management dinner and his remarks will be carried live on WPFB at about 8 p m This is his first major speech since becoming Armco Division vice president at Armco Steel Corp
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William Verity
WPFB
Verity
Armco
Armco Steel Corp
Toledo Woman Ruth Wilcox 84 Found Dead at Home
Mrs Ruth Niederlander Wilcox 84 a Middletown native and Toledo resident of 46 years died at 2243 Robinwood Ave Toledo after heart ailment. She was a Marybrook Academy trustee wife of Charles died 1958 former Toledo Museum of Arts president. Survived by son John A Toledo and three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at Rosary Cathedral 10 am tomorrow with burial at Calvary Cemetery Murphy Roach Funeral Home in charge.
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Ruth Niederlander Wilcox
Middletowvn
Robinwood Ave
Toledo
Wilcox
Middletown
Marybrook Academy
Charles
Toledo Museum of Arts
John A
Rosary Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Murphy Roach Funeral Home
Mrs Cordelia Duke Dies. Kokomo Widow of Harlan Duke
Mrs Cordelia Duke mother of Mrs Howard Wren of 4421 Poppy Drive died of a heart attack at 1 30 p m yesterday at her Kokomo home. Survived by her husband Harlan and two grandchildren. Services and burial in Kokomo, Long Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Credelia Duke
Howard Wren
Poppy Drive
Kokomo
Harlan
Long Funeral Home
Clarence W. Moyer 72 dies at Germantown home
Clarence W. Moyer a Germantown farmer aged 72 died at his home 132 S Walnut St He was a native of German Township and survived by wife Myrtle who died last year three daughters Elizabeth Gordon Springfield Dorothy Mullendere and Edna Barnhart Germantown two sons Irvin Miamisburg and Bernard Neward Ohio two brothers Vinton Eaton and Jesse GermanTown two sisters Miss Mary Moyer and Mrs Louella Howe Dayton eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services are set for 2 pm Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev Wilbur Williams officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Gratis Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 2 to 9 pm
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Germantown
Clarence W. Moyer
S. Walnut St
Moyer
German Township
Myrtle
Elizabeth Gordon
Springfield
Dorothy Mullendere
Edna Barnhart
Germanitown
Irvin
Miamisburg
Bernard
Neward Ohio
Vinton
Eaton
Jesse
Mary Moyer
Obituary notices for Sharp Michael and Hack in Cleveland area
Three brief death notices list Harry C. Sharp 77 of Cleveland formerly Hamilton with services tomorrow, Terence Jerome Michael 1 percent of Santa Ana California formerly Hamilton with 2 p.m. service tomorrow, and Elizabeth Bender Hack 8 percent formerly of 130 Ludlow Street with a 2 p.m. service tomorrow.
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Harry C. Sharp
Cleveland
Hamilton
Terence Jerome Michael
Santa Ana
Calif
Hamiton
Webb
Elizabeth Bender Hack
Ludlow St
Tomorrow
Proeschel
Deaths Elsewhere Leads Obit Teletype
Harold Stanley 78 a New York investment banker and former J P Morgan partner died of bronchial pneumonia Tuesday George McGill 84 a former Democratic U S senator from Kansas died in Wichita Kansas this week
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Philadelphia
Harold Stanley
New York
J. P Morgan
Wichita
Kan
George McGill
U.S
Kansas
Scarce funds strain Warren County cruiser as repairs lag
Warren County Sheriff Byron Kennard told commissioners another patrol car has broken down leaving three for department use. They await a court order to raise 11,000 for the probate and juvenile courts while pledging no extra money for the sidelined cruiser. Kennard reported only 3,700 left in the car fund for fuel and maintenance and said patrols and investigations have been slashed. Commissioners passed a TB hospital administration protest resolution and forwarded it to state leaders.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Byron Kennard
Countty
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Robert Ray
Commission
Robert South
Kennard
Ohio
Senate
Ohio State University Hospital
State Department of Health
James A. Rhodes
Charles Jones
R Hamilton
Rep
Corwin Nixon
Senate State Government Committee
Honors Set For Catholic Clergymen
The pastors of seven area Catholic churches will be guests of honor at Fenwick High School in a kickoff dinner for the first Fenwick picnic. Nearly 450 registrations were reported by noon. Clergy listed include Rev Thomas Ballman Rev Leo Herlihy Rev Sylvester Huser Rev Lawrence Jackle Rev Lawrence Krusling Rev John Oberlander and Rev Nicholas Schneider. Proceeds from the two day event aim to raise 30000 for the school building fund.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Thomas Ballman
Holy ‘Name Church
Trenton
Leo Herlihy
Holy Trinity
Sylvester Huser
St. Mary's
Lawrence Jackle
Seven Dolors
Monroe
Lawrence Krusling
Peter Claver
John Oberlander
St. John's
Nicholas Schneider
St. Mary’s. Franklin
Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Stresses Faith's Role
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr says religion is important in all actions including spaceflight yet not a fallback in emergencies. He clarifies faith guides his approach but isn’t sole support for the space project.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.ap
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Thomas C Judkins Dies at 68 in Pneumonia
Thomas C Judkins, 68, longtime chief of the Commerce Department Trade Associations Division, died Tuesday of pneumonia. He was born in California, joined the Commerce Department in 1932, was elected to the Senate in 1930 to fill an unexpired term and reelected in 1932, and later served as a member of the Federal Tariff Commission.
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Senate
Federal Tariff Commission
Washington
Thomas C. Judkins
Commerce Department
Trade Associations Division
Judkins
California
Vandals steal items from Baltimore and Ohio caboose
Baltimore and Ohio railroad caboose parked off Yankee Road in north Excelle was broken into yesterday. Deputies report $100 worth of goods including a transistor radio an electric razor several railroad fuses and torpedoes were taken. Floyd Richter 3123 Yankee Road said a tool box and tools worth $75 were also stolen from his unlocked age
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Baltimore & Olin Railroad
Yankee Road
North Excelle
Floyd Richter
LSU urges students to practice cooler companionship
Baton Rouge report says a campus assembly warned coed students that necking could be grounds for punishment. The notice urged restraint and respectful behavior to maintain campus decorum.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Armco Worker Hurt In Mishap At Middletown Plant
Harry E. Kinner II, 22, of Middletown Rt. 4 on Hinkle Road, was admitted to Middletown Hospital after his left index finger was amputated in a press accident at Armco Steel Corp. He was first treated at the Armco hospital then transferred to the city hospital.
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Harry E. Kinner II
Hinkle Road
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
Kinner
Middletown Fabricating Plants
Armco
Middletown Works
City Hospital
Madison County Mayor Max Chenoweth Dies at 73
Max Chenoweth, 73, who served eight years as mayor of Mount Sterling in Madison County, London Ohio, died today. He led the village through community projects and local development initiatives.
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London, Ohio
Max Chenoweth
Madison County
Mount Sterling
NLRB Hearing Near End At Lebanon Plant
NLRB trial examiner William J. Brown led hearings on charges against Production Plating and its parent firms Triton Corp. and Gas Supply Appliance Corp. in Lebanon with a poll showing 54 workers opposed to the United Steel Workers.Milton Keiner defended the poll amid disputes over signed forms and union representation as testimony continued Yesterday.
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Lebanon
NLRB
William J. Brown
Grange Hall
Milton Keiner
Production Plating
Triton Corp
Gas Supply Appliance Corp
Keiner
United Steel Workers Union
USW
Robert Doggett
Feiner
D.C Duck
Duck
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Kh Naa
Robert Koninier
Mgr
Ruth Wilcox
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Cordelia Duke
Clarence Moyer
Warren
Sherman & Sutphin
APPLE
Parkay Oleo
Nubbin Wieners
Wilson
PILL
Bury, Ballard Biscuits
Carton
Campbell’s Vegetable
Morton
Dolls OF All Lands
Girl Scout Council
Mary Maurer
George Mehl
Tilman Ellison
Mummert
Spooners
Armco Employe
Reiner
Virgil Cole
Clarence Mullen
Morrow Rt. 1
Robert Jenkins
Mullen
Doggett
Mattress
N. Verity
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