D N Acquires Security Lithograph on West Coast
Diamond National Corp acquires Security Lithograph of San Francisco in a stock exchange approved May 17. The deal marks D N’s entry into continuous manifold forms and bank check automation. Security Lithograph, founded in 1907, employs about 400 people with annual sales over 6 million dollars, and will continue led by president Frank L. Paganini.
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San Francisco
Calif
Security Lithograph
Diamond National Corp
William H. Walters
Diamond National
Frank L. Paganini
Walters
Security Lithograph Co
Grayson college president shuns one graduate during diploma moment
Dr J Lowell Lusby president of Kentucky Christian College shakes hands with 28 graduating seniors in Grayson. After awarding honor student James Comstock his diploma he explains to the audience he avoided one graduate because he has poison ivy.
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Grayson
J. Lowell Lusby
Kentucky Christian College
James Comstock
Lusby
Met Opera to be well lit with new lighting gift
New York reports a 500000 gift to illuminate parts of the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. The donation honors Charles Batchelor, who first lit the Paris Opera foyer with Edison bulbs in 1881, and is the first grant in the center’s 28.6 million completion drive.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts
Opera House
Charles and Rosanna Batchelor
Work Resumed At Mansfield Plant
Mansfield Ohio AP reports Fisher Body plant employees resumed production after United Auto Workers ended an unauthorized strike that halted output since Thursday night. Workers voted Sunday to return to work with the midnight shift. Details of the dispute were not announced, but the walkout appears to have been led by third shift truck drivers. Plant officials had suspended five workers Thursday for refusing to move a spill of rocker panels.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Fisher Body
United Auto Workers
Golden Gate Bridge Claims 224th Self Inflicted Death
SAN FRANCISCO AP Two women climbed the Golden Gate Bridge rail on Sunday. One leaped to her death after a patrol officer offered to drive the younger woman to a doctor. Hours later an older woman jumped from the span. Coast Guard recovered her body and authorities listed her as the bridge’s 224th self inflicted death with no identification found.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Jane Timmerman
Sonoma
Highway Patrol
Walter Pudinski
Coast Guard
Firming For Steel Market Seen Cautious Optimism
Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine says the steel market shows signs of firming as inventory liquidation eases and seasonal demand rises. Orders have bottomed at 40 to 50 percent of capacity, Midwest demand rebounds, and shipments stand at about 65 percent capacity with total monthly steel shipments around 6 million tons.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Midwest
Steel
Fire Destroys Old Grain Mill At West Liberty
Lightning sparked a weekend blaze destroying a 147 year old brick grain mill in West Liberty. The Farmers Supply Co facility, built in 1915, served as the town's main industry and provided electrical service to residents. The loss is estimated at 40100 dollars.
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West Liberty
Bellefontaine
Boy Hurt In Fight In Middletown Area
Richard Kenny 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Kenny of 1715 Fleming Road is listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital recovering from injuries from a fight with another youth on Miami Avenue. Jack Crocker of the juvenile division says the case is being referred to juvenile court authorities.
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Richard Kenny
Sidney Keniny
Flemming Road
Kenny
Middletown Hospital
Miami Avenue
Jack Crocker
City Police
Tight Squeeze for Melspot
In Shipley England a two year old Friesian cow named Melspot fell 34 feet into an abandoned mine shaft. Firefighters police and civil defense worked all day before a Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals man lowered a sling and hauled the cow to safety unhurt.
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Shipley
England
Meelspot
Edward Pilkington
Melspot
The
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Snowdon title bearer to ride rail free and hold gold medal
Princess Margaret's husband Antony Armstrong-Jones as Lord Snowdon may ride free on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, with heirs entitled to the benefit. The line opened in 1896 and a commemorative medal features a locomotive and a Welsh dragon. A round trip costs $3.50 at peak.
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London
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Snowdon
England
Wales
Snowdon Mountain Railway Company
Lord Snowdon
New York Stocks Quoted At 11 A.M. Trading Review
Markets at 11:00 show mixed quotes from Greene & Ladd with numerous names in play, including American Airlines, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, United Aircraft, Westinghouse and Woolworth. Physical commodities and bond-like figures listed. market tone remains cautious as traders parse gains and losses across multiple sectors. Cattle, hogs, and sheep futures and cash markets note steady to higher tendencies, with steers averaging around 26.00 and hogs steady to slightly up.
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Verros Ae
Mir
Wes
Ncnesersenee Allied StoreOs
American Airlines
American
American American American Anaconda Armco Steel
Goodveer
Greyhound Bus Line
Milton Hmotel
Maover Brll
Inspire
COMPO
Pinteceremrene International T, & YT
Sesses
Kennecott Cot
Sicvscenvens
Kroger Baking
Northern Pacific RR
Cave
Olin Mathieson
Pan American Verveetereneee
Paramount
Ccccsceeereeeneene
Pennsylvania
Previs Dodae
Phillip Carey
Ete Phillias Petroleum
Cses
Icnedasesaenktee
Sperry
Woolworth Cort.s
Youngstown Sheet & Aia de Oe Zemth Rado
George Putnam Bal
George Putnam Growth Aye of Wellington Bal Vvcseres
Wellington Equity
Massioe Growth Ma
Ae Rai TV Electronics Casi
Sturtabaker Packard Motors
Obessacsecescrnapee
Tomaso
Middletown Securities and Associated Listed Entities
A fragmented OCR style ledger item lists entities including Aeronca Pid, Crystal Tissue Co, First National Bank, Sorg Paper, Sorg Parner Co, and Lou Blower with mixed figures. The readable items show security or stock references and minor percentages or prices, but the exact transactions or dates are unclear.
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Aeronca
Aeronca Prior
Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank
Sorg Paper Cocke Ae
Sorg Parner Co
Lou Blower S
Dayton Livestock Market Prices Report Snapshot
The listing shows live cattle and hog prices with ranges for categories including cows bulls steers heifers and lambs. Notable figures include hog classes around 31.50 to 13.00 for heavies and lambs at 16.00 to 18.00, with cattle categories like heavy steers 18.50 to 20.50 and commercial cows 10.00 to 14.00.
Cattle Market Reports From Cincinnati AP Dispatch
Cincinnati AP confirms cattle priced at 1500 calves at two percent. slaughter steers and heifers moved slowly with prices mostly steady against the prior level. Market watcher notes demand and supply factors influencing the day's trading.
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Cincinnati
Dayton Produce Prices and Poultry Listings
Dayton Produce lists paying prices for poultry and rabbits including white Pekin ducks and other farm products. The notice references buyers, sellers, and seasonal market terms with limited readable details.
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Cvs
HON Tupkovs
Tom
Servicemen News Highlights Local Army Marine Hometown Sentries
PFC Robert G Doyle USMC son of Charles A Doyle completes week of testing at Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis to qualify for Marine aviation duty. PVT Jesse Miller husband of Mary Miller completes eight weeks of advanced training at Fort Sill. PVT Richard L Hall son of Harold R Hall finishes eight week radio course at Fort Knox. PVT Douglas Hall participates in LOGEX 62 at Fort Lee after basic at Fort Knox. PFC Eddie Gordon USMC son of Will Gordon involved in Operation Pelican Hook near southern California. Airman First Class Earnest D Lyons son of Clay Lyons assigned to Chanute AFB after radiological tech course at Gunter AFB.
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Robert G. Doyle
USMC
Charles A. Doyle
Lisa Lane
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Aviation
Marine Corps
ARMY
Jesse Miller
Mary Miller
Franklin
Field Artillery, Training Center
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Carson
Colo
Richard L. Hall
Harold R Hall
Forrer St
Excello
Armor Center
Fort Knox
The
Crystal Tissue Co
Douglas Hall
Tommas Hall
Logan Ave
Nue
Fort Lee
Second Logistical Command
Eddie Gordon
Will Gordon
Sycamore St
California
Navy
Earnest D. Lyons
Clay Lyons
Ohio St
Chanute Afb
Air Force
Gunter Afb
Ala
Lem‘on-Monroe High School
Police to film DWI trials for local court evidence
Fremont Ohio AP reports police will film drunken drivers attempting to walk a line in City Hall. Police Captain Nesbitt says the movies could be shown in local courts as evidence in DWI cases.
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Fremont
Ohio
Gil
Obert Nesbitt
Sedatives Prompt Humorous Exchange in Memphis Hospital
A Memphis AP report recalls a patient heavily sedated in a hospital corridor who bumped a nurse and apologized with I’ve been heavily seducted. The light moment underscores the odd effects of anesthetics recently observed in the city.
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Memphis
Tenn
Motor City Eyes Patterson Liston Heavyweight Title Fight
Detroit promoters push a Patterson Liston heavyweight title bout at Tiger Stadium on Sept 17 with a $750,000 guarantee. State boxing chief Gudelsky expects Liston’s license approval in Michigan and supports enforcing the 2 second rest rule after Benny Kid Paret’s death, pending final details and negotiations.
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Detroit
Patterson
Liston
Saddler
Detroit Tiger
Gudelsky
Newcombe weighs Japanese offer over Dodgers 1951 pay
Don Newcombe said Japanese clubs have offered him more money to play in Japan than his 1951 salary from the Brooklyn Dodgers, which was "something less than $20,000." He plans to consider the offer and may start in the outfield with Chunichi Dragons before pitching again.
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NEW York
Don Newcombe
Japan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Newcombe
Chunichi Dragons
Widow Beaten and Choked in West Cleveland Apartment
Police investigate a fatal home assault on 63 year old widow Myrtle I. Fray found in her West Side apartment with a ripped nightgown and a pillow over her face. Detectives report intruder used fists and strangulation. motive undetermined.
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Cleveland
West Side
Myrtle I. Fray
Peyote Outlawed For Ritual in California
San Francisco AP report says law banning peyote use as a religious ritual does not violate religious freedom. California Attorney General notes health protection objective overrides religious practice. Native American Church members argue their constitutional rights are affected.
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San Francisco
California
Attorney General's Office
Church of the
They Like Bingo in a Brighton Birthday Outing
More than 300 bingo fans from a North London club celebrated its first birthday with back to back sessions. They rode a train to Brighton for bingo at an amusement arcade, played on the return 50 miles, and finished with a final session at a North London picture house.
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London
Brighton
The Argonauts: Shell Boat Sailor and Egg Carrying Female
The argonaut is an octopus-like sea creature with a shell boat. Female argonauts secrete calcium carbonate to form a pearly white fluted shell that holds eggs. Females reach about a foot, males rarely exceed half an inch.
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Jefferson GA
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First Ave
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