Lemon Monroe High School Holds Baccalaureate and Commencement
Lemon Monroe High School prepares for baccalaureate on May 24 at 8 p.m. in the Monroe auditorium with Rev Campbell delivering the sermon and the choir performing. Commencement follows May 26 at 8 p.m. with Rev Mueller delivering the address to 121 graduates and diplomas presented by Everett Switzer, with awards and scholarships, and songs by the concert band and choir.
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Peter Lutkin
William E. Ballinger
Monroe Methodist Church
Lemon-Monroe High School
Bert Blair
Savior
Christiansen
Mary Sears
Louis Gabbard
Monroe
Karl A. Mueller
Zion Lutheran Church
Hamilton
Everett L. Switzer
Lemon Local Board of Education
W. E. Davis
Switzer
C. W. Young
Lemon
Lemon High School
Bert A. Blair
Whitney
Paul Bell
Schuetky
Alice Guernsey
Jerome Lapham
Melva Farmer
Lemno-Monroe High School
Dean Jones
Suzanne Caldwell
Balfour
Danforth Foundation
Bausch-Lamb
National Honor Society
Charles Ballinger
Rachel Bryant
Mary Jane Campbell
Geraldine Deaton
Lynn Mull
Dorothy Pressler
David Ratliff
Margaret Sergent
Shirley Tewell
Sally Whitson
William McNabb
Mary Jones
Judge Rules U S At War In Korea
Federal Judge Harry C. Westover ruled the United States is at war in Korea for purposes of an insurance policy dispute. The decision allows Metropolitan Life to deny a second $5,000 double indemnity claim on Stanley J. Weissman, killed in action. Weissman argued no war by Congress. The court cited presidential powers and Congressional sanction of the Korean conflict.
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Los Angeles
Korea
Jack Weissman
Metropolitan Life Insuranc Company
U. S
Act of Congress
Metropolitan
Weissman
Stanley J
Harry C. Westover
Consensus Trips Young Fanning In Spelling Bee
Eleven year old Franklin Fanning Jr of Dayton reached the fifth round in the National Spelling Bee in Washington but was eliminated. At the time twenty one of fifty three contestants were gone from competition, with others eliminated on words like riparian palliate penchant aplomb malleable and maunder.
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Franklin Fanning, Jr
Dayton
Washington, D. C
Fanning
Franklin Fanning
Frank Fanning
Middletown
Trio Held For Cincinnati Jury
Three Butler County residents were held for a Cincinnati grand jury over a $287 Norwood food store hold up. Mark A. Gimma 22 Kathleen Johnson 18 and Billy Sibert 23 all face bond of 25000 each after discovery of 279 in the men's possession when traced by license number.
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Butler County
Cincinnati
Norwood
Grand Jury
Mark A. Gimma
Kathleen Johnson
Hamilton
Billy Sibert
Maurtown
Public Auction Notice of Abandoned Vehicles
Owner unknown will sell at public auction on June 6 1983 at Philpot's Garage two miles north of Bethany Ohio to satisfy storage liens. Vehicles listed include a 1938 Chevrolet Coach a 1959 Plymouth Coach motor numbers and serials, a 1946 Oldsmobile Coupe motor serials, a 1939 Pontiac Sedan motor serials, and a 1941 Ford Coupe serials not known. Auction at 9:00 AM.
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Chevrolet
Plymont
Philpot
Bethany
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas To Build 2 Pipeline Segments
Ohio Fuel Gas Co will start a 2.307 million pipeline project next week to boost capacity from Texas Gas Transmission. The plan covers 26 miles of 20 inch line from Crawford Station near Lancaster toward Mt. Sterling at 1.276 million and 22 miles between Centerville measuring station and Howell Junction at 1.031 million. Ditching begins soon in both phases with completion in August and July respectively. The new line will increase summer gas supply from the Southwest and improve winter deliveries to Cincinnati, Dayton, Bellefontaine, Springfield, Urbana and other Ohio Fuel markets.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Texas Gas
Clyde C. Phillips
Transmission
Ohio Fuel
Crawford Station
Lancaster
Mt. Sterling
Centerville
Montgomery County
Howell Junction
Greene County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Bellefontaine
Springfield
Urbana
Training completes for Wilmington patrol aides group
Twenty six members of American Legion Post 218 will graduate as state highway patrol auxiliary men Friday at 8 p m in the Franklin Legion Home. By June 1 they join the Wilmington District unit in statewide emergency mobilization practice and will help coordinate community Civil defense programs. Plans to provide for immediate aid to any state area in case of disaster will be drawn up. Middletown legionaries finishing training Friday include Donald Alstaetter Garland Barr Frank N Bell Delmar Blankenship Brown Cornett Robert Curry Frank H Dechant Jim J Demetrion Robert L Engle Carl Frye Jr Gerald Huntebarger Howard Kimball Robert Meefe ders George Montgomery William R Newman Charles R Poff John F Reynolds Carl W Ride nour Donald L Schieding Walter Stephens Hal D Stevens Victor H Thomas Arthur E Trinkle Arthur J Ulrich Jr George Whisman and John Young.
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American Legion Post 218
State Highway Patrol
Franklin Legion
Wilmington
Middletown Legionaries
Donald Alstaetter
Garland Barr
Frank N. Bell
Delmar Blankenship
Brown Cornett
Robert Curry
Frank H. Dechant
Jim J. Demetrion
Robert L. Engel
Carl Frye Jr
Gerald Huntebarger
Howard Kimball
Robert MecFeeders
George Montgomery
William R. Newman
Charles R.poff
John F. Reynolds
Carl W. Ridenour
Donald L. Schieding
Walter Stephens
Hal D
University To Test Whooping Cough Cure
Western Reserve University plans a $500000 trial of a new whooping cough vaccine on 7000 English children this fall. Dr Louis Pillemer says Britain will run the tests due to too few childhood cases in the United States to test practicality.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Louis Pillemer
Senators Grill Cloud Over Truck Tax in Ohio
Ohio Senator Roger Cloud faced tough questions from the Senate Taxation Committee as he defended a house approved plan to levy a heavy truck axle mile tax. Cloud argued the measure taxes trucks by miles and axles, not by declared maximums, amid skepticism about fairness to the steel industry and highway funding. The exchange highlighted concerns over the tax’s structure and potential impact on industry.
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Columbus
Donald Rolf
R-Hamilton
House
Senate
Cloud
Nicholas Bernard
D-Mahoning
Ohio
Nehru and Dulles Meet in New Delhi Grin for Cameras
Secretary of State Dulles and Indian Premier Nehru left a private discussion smiling as they prepared to meet again. Nehru said Korea occupied only a tenth of the morning talks while sources cited Korea as the top issue in a recent private chat. Indian officials then pressed for more than one billion dollars in U S aid over three years to push the five year plan.
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New Delhi
India
Dulles
Nehru
Korea
U. S
Harold Stassen
Co. D. Deshmukh
Indian Planning Commission
Employment Level Remains High in April
The Labor Department reports non-farm payrolls at a record season high in mid-April 1948, up about 100,000 from March and 1.3 million from a year earlier. Manufacturing jobs remain roughly one million higher than a year ago, while the overall rise shows signs of tapering.
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Washington
Labor Department
Lawmakers clash over bill authorship in tax proposal
Senator Lowell Fess questioned Rep Cloud on who wrote the measure, prompting Cloud to claim he drafted it himself. Fess pressed to learn authorship amid reports others aided in drafting a tax bill claimed to be unique in the Union aside from Alabama.
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Cloud
Fess
Alabama
Armco Leader Sees Continued Growth After Ashland Dinner
Armco President W. W. Sebald voiced strong optimism for ongoing expansion after a $250 million plant expansion and the dedication of a new 80 inch strip mill in Ashland Kentucky. He cited Armco policies and teamwork as keys to future growth while noting steel demand remains solid but capacity has surged beyond 1953 absorption expectations.
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Armco
W. W. Sebald
Ashland
Armcomer
Sebald
Ashland Board of Trade
James T. Norris
Ashland Independent
Arm.co
Middletown
Pike Paving Arguments Finished In Court Today
Ohio Supreme Court heard whether the Ohio Turnpike Commission must accept bids on all paving materials for the Northern Ohio Turnpike. Shafer seeks to require alternate bids on asphalt and concrete. the commission favored Portland cement concrete. Lower court ruled both options acceptable and condemned the concrete decision as discrimination.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio Supreme Court
Turnpike Commission
Asphalt
Richard H. Shafer
Columbus Asphalt Paying
Ohio
Shafer
T. J. Kauer
Ohio Highway
Turnpike Group
Kauer
J. W. Greiner Co
Baltimore
Robert D. Hamilton
Second District Court of Appeals
Weygandt Urges Judge to Disqualify in Estate Case
Chief Justice Carl Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court recommended Franklin County probate Judge C P McClelland disqualify himself from the million dollar estate matter of Columbus manufacturer Dennis R Kelly. An affidavit filed with the Supreme Court by three claimants cites prejudice and notes McClelland's son is with the firm handling the estate fees. Weygandt urged McClelland to voluntarily step aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Franklin County
Carl Weygandt
C. P. McClelland
Dennis R. Kelly
Supreme Court
McClelland
Ohio House Defeats Home Projects Bill, Keeps Reconsideration
Ohio House rejects a proposal granting city councils final say on locating public housing projects. Representative Louis J. Schneider Jr. led the measure, and the vote was 53 to 62 against, with a motion to reconsider later left pending.
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Colmbus
O.P
Ohio House
Louis J. Schneider Jr
Hamilton
Why Newspapers Remain The Townsads Main Advertising Medium
The piece argues newspapers deliver complete stories and timely ads. It compares news pictures and brief headlines to ads, noting papers provide full context, local reach, and lasting value. It claims newspapers are the nation’s most effective advertising medium with broad audience reach.
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Don Carpenter
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Rita Curry
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Jean King
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Barbara Lloyd
Robert Manns
James McNabb
Donald Meadows
Harvey Meyer
Jesse Miller
Jane Montange
Ronald Montgomery
Phyllis Moore
John Muncy
Thomas Newkirk
Charles Nixon
Barbara Oliver
Donald Pelfrey
David Pell
Joyce Pendleton
James Powell
Larry Preusch
Barbara Pridemore
David Radar
Robert Ritter
Delores Roberson
Jacqueline Robinson
Robert Rohrig
David Rusche
Gail Rusche
Claudine Smith
Natellie Sorrell
Phyllis Springfield
James Staley
James Stamper
Lionel Stover
Jack Taylor
Richard Termuhien
Robert Thornsburg
John Trimble
Daniel C, Campbell
U.S. At War
Congress
Trips Young Fanning
Charleston
W. Va
Sarare
Charleston General Hospital
Claude Saunders
Ralph H. Ball
Saunders
Ball Witherson
Ball
Ohio Fuel Gas
THE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
Blunt
Weygandt
Jehosophat
Bureau OF Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Middletown Journal
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