Two Culprits Sought in City Theft Spree
Police sought two men seen stealing hubcaps and gas caps with 20 tank caps recovered. A 48-year-old man was detained near Central Ave and Baltimore St while police investigated a coat theft from a patrol cruiser. The report also noted a blue steel revolver stolen from a truck stop near Franklin and a dog bite case at Middletown Hospital.
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Bruce Back
Garfield St
Ed Sabo
Erie Ave
Central Ave
Baltimore St
Kenneth Thomas
Franklin
O. E. Chamberlain
Soft Hearted Thief Feeds Baby Then Robs Home
A knife wielding robber bound a young mother in her New York home and stole a $6,000 ring. He released the infant to give it medicine and milk before fleeing. The 20 year old Anita Laken pleaded for release as her baby fell ill. The man heated a bottle and fed the baby before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anita Laken
Corsair Pilot Survives 100th Mission Shot Down Over Korea
U S carrier TA TAAN area action reports Marine Captain William Barbanen on his 100th mission over North Korea. His Corsair was shot down by Communist gunners. He parachuted to safety and was later rescued by an Air Force helicopter despite the craft taking rifle fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bataan
Korea
P — Marine
William Barbanen
North Korea
Barbanen
Air Force
Aborigines Prefer Boomerangs For Hunting Rarity Of Returning Types
A historical note explains that boomerangs which return to the thrower are seen as mostly toys and rarely used for hunting by Australian Aboriginal peoples, contrasting with non returning versions used in survival tasks.
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Australia
New drug Nalline aids breathing after narcotic overdoses
Mercka & Co. introduces Nalline to offset slowed breathing from morphine and other narcotics. It may assist newborns when given before delivery but is not a cure for drug addiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
N.J
Mercka & Co
New Officers For Hi Y Clubs Announced For 1952 53 Year
New slates of officers for Middletown High School Hi Y clubs for 1952 53 were announced by Harry ter Braak YMCA secretary. Newly elected presidents were installed Tuesday at Armco Park with Circle Club leading off. Officers include Circle Club Billy Hogg president Jack Fishbaugh VP James Mosier secretary Paul Fisher treasurer Roger Craft chaplain Alan Karchner Geis council representative. Croix Club Buddy Bratton president Ken Walke VP Dick Byrd secretary Seth Howard treasurer Paul Cole chaplain Ken Naudin sergeant at arms Ken Walker council representative Harry Baumann advisor. Miami Club Charles Feledy president Mike Carter VP Jim Cahill secretary Dave Young treasurer Paul Ramsey chaplain Taft Kendrick council representative Louis Brown Torch Club Tom Dillman president Eddie Mynhier VP Bud Jones secretary Julian Kindred treasurer Mack Moffett chaplain Jim Jewell sergeant at arms Art Draft council representative Bill Brooks advisor. Triangle Club Bob Swanger president Don Mason VP Terry Sams secretary John Schrote treasurer Peter Carruthers chaplain Clarence Cooke sergeant at arms Chris Revelos council representative Richard Keller advisor.
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Middletown High School
Harry Ter Braak
Ymca Boys Work
Armco Park
Braak
Circle Club
Billy Hogg
Jack Fishbaugh
James Mosier
Paul Fisher
Roger Craft
Alan Karchner Geis
Croix Club
Buddy Bratton
Ken Walke
Dick Byrd
Seth Howard
Paul Cole
Ken Naudin
Ken Walker
Harry Baumann
Miami Club
Charles Feledy
Mike Carter
Jim Cahill
Dave Young
Paul Ramsey
Taft Kendrick
Louis Brown
Torch Club
Tom Dillman
Eddie Mynhier
Bud Jones
Julian Kindred
Mack Moffett
Jim Jewell
Art Draft Council
Bill Brooks
Triangle Club
Bob Swanger
Don Mason
Terry Sams
John Schrote
Peter Carruthers
Clarence Cooke
Chris Revelos
Richard Keller
Field Sliced But Ante Is Raised
FORT WORTH Texas The Colonial National Invitation golf tournament moves into its first 18 hole round with Cary Middlecoff and Ben Hogan among the favorites. Six withdrawals trimmed the field to 42 while prize money rose from 15000 to 20000 dollars as Colonial Country Club expects strong attendance.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis, Tenn
Ben Hogan
Palm Springs
Calif
Board of Governors of
Colonial Country Club
Louisville faculty seek end to subsidized football and de-emphasis of basketball
Three professors from the University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences ask trustees to abolish subsidized football and terminate coaching contracts, end the athletic director role, de-emphasize subsidized basketball, and apply savings to academics including faculty pay raises. The note cites Louisville basketball’s rising national rankings as context.
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Louisville
University of Louisville
College of Arts and Sciences
Obituary of Orion Foust of Germantown Dayton Route 6
Funeral services for Orion Foust, 70, of Germantown Pike, Dayton Route 6, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Riesinger and Skank Funeral Home, Dayton, and at 2 p.m. at Lower Miami Church of the Brethren. Burial will be in Lower Miami Cemetery. He died at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Surviving are a daughter Edith James of Miamisburg, two sons Chester of Germantown Route 2 and Emerson of Dayton Route 6, two sisters, three brothers, nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today.
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Orion Foust
Germantown Pike
Dayton
Riesinger and Skank
Lower Miami
Church of the Brethren
Lower Miami Cemetery
Foust
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edith James
Miamisburg
Chester
Germantown
Emerson
Funeral services for Frank Van Horne announced
Funeral rites for Frank Van Horne 61 of New York and former local resident will be held in New York Friday and at Robert Eaton Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. Rev H S Gessner of First Baptist Church will officiate Burial is planned for Woodhill Cemetery He is survived by a sister Mrs Helen Williamson of New York City Visitation begins after 2 p.m. Sunday
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Franklin
Frank van Horne
New York
Robert Eaton
H. S. Gessner
First Baptist Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Horne
William Schenck
Flora Maxwell van Horne
Helen Williamson
New York City
Funeral services for Claude D. Foster in Miamisburg
Claude D. Foster 83 of 52242 East Kercher Street died at 6 a.m. Wednesday after a three week illness at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Funeral arrangements set for 2 p.m. Friday at Gebhart and Schmidt Funeral Home with burial in Hill Grove Cemetery. Surviving are Nina his widow two daughters Mrs J R Linville and Mrs Charles Swink a half-brother Clay Blevins five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Visitation today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Miamisburg
Claude D. Foster
East Kercher St
Gebhart and Schmidt
Hillgrove Cemetery
Foster
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Nina
J. R. Linville
Charles Swink
Middletown
Clay Blevins
Fairborn
Margie Cottengin and Calvin A. Weaver Services Arranged
Mrs Margie Cottengin of 816 High St is to be laid to rest with a service at 3 p.m. Friday at Proe schel Funeral Home. Calvin A Weaver 81 of 890 Welle Ave, a carpenter and retired night watchman, will have private services at Zettler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Cottengin
High St
Proeschel
Calvin A. Weaver
Welle Ave
Zettler
Notable Legal Figure James Keating and R B Brown Remembered
LOS ANGELES James Edward Keating 68 noted attorney former assistant secretary of labor and one time member of the U S board. ELLINGHAM Washington R B Brown 80 former president of Milwaukee Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James Edward Keating
Labor
Ellingham
Wash
R. B. Brown
Milwaukee Gas and Electric Co
Topnotc Teams Fail In ABC Try
Milwaukee news item reports two leading bowling teams, Cirlin Mercury of Brooklyn and Dur-A-Craft Bowling Shirt of New York, scoring 2,752 and 2,740 respectively in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Star players Santoro Sparando and Cassio posted strong individual scores, while Normandy's South Brook Tavern from South Bend led the night with a 2,814 team total.
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Milwaukee
Cirlin Mercury
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Frank Santoro
ABC
Tony Sparando
Marty Cassio
Mercury
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