Hate Bus Sent South by U S Nazis
Arlington news reports the American Nazi party moved a marked hate bus toward New Orleans to picket the Exodust premier and the NAACP office, with eight followers aboard and four in a command car. Rockefeller Rockwell seeks federal protection while plans to fly to join the delegation continue. A Virginia charter grants the organization political aims and anti Communist education. In Chicago, a trailer camp owner fights a robber who loots cash while her assistants aid recovery with smelling salts.
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Arlington, Va
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
New Orleans
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Nazi Party
Virginia
United States
Deaths And Funerals Edith Champion 66 of Lebanon
Edith L Champion 66 of 40 Fe Mulberry St Lebanon died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Formerly owned Champion Rest Home and Champion Beauty Shop. Survived by daughter Lena Brandon Dayton and five grandchildren. Services 11 am Wednesday Oswald Memorial Home burial Lebanon Cemetery. Calling hours 7-9 pm tonight at memorial home. Funeral services Wednesday Gallimore Funeral Home burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Edith Champion
Lebanon
Edith L. Champion
FE. Mulberry St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Champion
Champion Rest
Champion Beauty Shop
The
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Lena Brandon
Oswald
Mrs Marie Mason Franz Dies at Home at 77 Street
Mrs Marie Franz 39 died yesterday at her home on 77 Street. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survived by her husband Walter and sister Mrs Roberta Maddox of Springfield. Services set for 2 p.m.
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Mason
Marie Franz
Walter
Roberta Maddox
Springfield
Girl Struck By Car After Running Into Street
An eight year old girl named Pearl Wright was hit in front of 24 South Main Street after dashing from behind a parked car on the east side. She was treated at Middletown Hospital for multiple abrasions. The driver, Barbara Koons, swerved but the wet pavement caused the collision.
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Franklin
S. Main St
Pearl Wright
Alice Wright
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Barbara Koons
Art Ave
Buhl Estile Phillips
Olive St
E. Second Street
Phillips
Arthur Johnson
E. Second St
Body still to be removed from 220-foot well near Nampa
Rescuers said removal of Herbert A. Tiegs, 55, buried five days earlier in a cave in at the 160-foot level of a 220-foot irrigation well near Nampa Idaho would take many hours more. Workers dug through 18 feet of rock sand and debris after Tiegs was buried Wednesday during plastering. Sand had to be removed by hand after two air blasts failed. A bent shovel and a gallon can were used in the two-foot wide hole.
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Nampa
Idaho
Herbert A. Tiegs
Tiegs
Mrs Sarah Loveland Services for Mrs Sarah Phoenix Held
Mrs Sarah Phoenix 4 of 65 Main St Dayton died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. Services 2 p m tomorrow at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland Cemetery. Survived by husband Julius and two daughters Inez Dretsem and Constance Persons. Also notices for Fred J. Lipp 78 Overpeck Margaret FE Brooks 67 323 N Campus Ave Oxford Vina McClure 62 12% Goodman Ave Hamilton Lillian Moore 5% 2535 Millville Ross Road Amanda J Miller 52 1135 Aces Ave Hamilton David Sauer 87 Millville with service times and editors Klaus-Weigel Brown Dawson Marshall-Smith Webb.
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Sarah Phoenix Loveland
Sarah Phoenix
Main St
Dayton
Tufts Funeral Home
Loveland Cemetery
Fred J. Lipp
Overpeck
Klaus - Weigel
Margaret FE. Brooks
Campus Ave
Oxford
Marshall - Smith
Vina McClure
Goodman Ave
Hamilton
Brookville
Lillian Moore
Millville
Ross Road
Brown + Dawson
Hartford aviation advocate Trumbull dies at 88
John H. Trumbull, 88, former Republican governor of Connecticut for three terms 1925 to 1931 and nicknamed the flying governor, died Sunday after a brief illness. He promoted aviation growth after taking up the field in 1924.
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Hartford
University of Cincinnati
Hansen
U.S. Armed Forces Institute
The
Services
Police Briefs Hit Era: Drunken Arrests and Racers
Edward Hooks, 35, 709 18th Ave., charged with drunk and resisting arrest. Paul McQueen, 22, 1212 S. River St., Franklin. Calvin Buckner, 2 Germantown, charged as drag racers at N Verity Park Way. Bond set at $100 for traffic court. Guy Smith, 25, 1614 Garfield St., treated for a gunshot wound to the right little finger at Middletown Hospital. Smith declined to discuss the shooting. Abe Korros, 512 The Alameda, reports theft of a power mower and one gallon gas can from his garage. Taft School break-in yields a small amount of ice cream. entry via cafeteria cloak room window.
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Edward Hooks
18Th Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Paul McQueen
S. River St
Franklin
Calvin Buckner
Germantown
Middletown Hospital
Guy Smith
Garfield Sr
Smith
Taft School
Boy Scout Troop 1 Wins Camporee Trophy
Troop 1 under Scoutmaster Lee Lynch won the overall camporee trophy at the Poke District spring camporee held at Marshall Miller Farm near Franklin. Over 400 leaders and boys from troops participated in camping events with four sites competing. ribbons, patches, and a certificate of appreciation were awarded, and five explorer units served as staff and service units.
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Lee Lynch
Pokey
Marshall Miller Farm
Franklin
Marshall Miller
Walkaway at Butler County Jail Inmates Seen At Large
Middletown man Walter Moon aged 40 at 1407 Garfield Street reportedly walked away from a jail ward yesterday afternoon while serving an intoxication sentence. He was at large as of this morning authorities said.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Walter Moon
Garfield St
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Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
New
Orleans
Dele
Chicago
Gossard
REEDY
Verity Parkway
Morrell’s Palace
Sucher’s Wieners
Slim Jims
PAG
Crisco
Office
Bank OF Middletown
Cal Grove
Florida
FDIC
Eer
Frida
al Ole
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Abe Korros
Alameda
William Kappelhoff
Doris Day
Cincinnati
Lavenia Williams Bennett
Kappelhoff
Melburn
Avondale
Boy Scout
Camporee Trophy
Walkaway Reported
Streifthau
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