Presbyterians Adopt Pair of Resolutions
The Presbyterian Church in the United States adopts two resolutions opposing marriages with Roman Catholics under Catholic conditions and disapproving legalized euthanasia. The special commission on marriage and divorce urges ministers to inform congregations of implications, and a separate resolution clarifies rules on marriage of divorced persons. The actions echo a similar Episcopal stance from October.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Special Commission On
162Nd
General Assembly
Parnis
Mark
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Mercy Kllings
Chester
Amerasia case details and reactions from lawmakers
The Amerasia case saw Lt. Roth and two State Department employees Em Manuel Larsen and John S Service receive fines while Service and two others were not indicted. a sixth case was dropped. Representative Brown of Ohio urged a full investigation, citing rumors of a possible cover up and a repeat whitewash.
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Ameresia
Lt. Roth
State Department
Emmanuel Larsen
John S. Service
Jaffe
Larsen
Service
Brown
Rohio
C S
Amerasia
Reverend Hagan to lead gospel program at New Era Church
The Rev. R. R. Hagan assistant pastor of Bethel Baptist Dayton will direct three evening programs at New Era Baptist Church on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 8 p m He is a renowned pianist and gospel singer in the community.
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R. R. Hagan
Bethel Baptist Church of
Dayton
New Era Baptist Church
Rabid Dog Report Stirs West Middletown Area
A dog suspected of biting several people and other dogs in West Middletown was found rabid. Dr. L C Neer, city health commissioner, said a telegram from the Ohio State Health Department confirmed a positive result on the head animal. Residents bitten are urged to contact the Butler County Health Commissioner.
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West Middletown
L. C. Neer
Ohio State Health
Butler County
Middletown
Neer
Private services for shooting victim Donald Reeder
Private services for Donald Reeder of Germantown Route 2 will be held at 1 p.m. at Smith Funeral Home in Tuyton, with burial in Woodland cemetery. Friends may visit after 6 p.m. today. Reeder was shot Sunday by his brother Thomas H. Reeder, 27, who lived with him and is jailed on a technical charge of investigation of homicide. no charges filed yesterday. Surviving are his wife Castella, two sisters Mary Alves and Doris Dewberry, and brother James of Dayton.
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Donald Reeder
Germantown
Smith Funeral Home
Tuyton
Woodland Cemetery
Cliff Bolender
John Shuey
Ted Conover
Reeder
Thomas H
Thomas
Castella
Mary Alves
Doris Dewberry
James
Dayton
Tragic two car crash claims life of Harold Wolgaman
Harold Wolgaman twenty one of Arc an um Darke County was killed in a two car collision near Greenville yesterday. His wife Marilyn eighteen sustained slight injuries in the accident.
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Greenville
Harold Wolgaman
Arcanum
Darke County
Marilyn
Robert Rockey Elected 1950 Franklin Jaycee President
Franklin Jaycees elected Robert Rockey of Robert Eaton Funeral Home as 1950 president succeeding Jess Hollingsworth. Officers to be installed June 19 include Regas Marianos internal VP George Uhlenbrock Jr internal VP Joseph Sprinkle secretary and Dr T P Grosvenor treasurer. Board members named were James Hollingsworth Ernie McCarty Franker Gerald Miller James Wells and Jess Hollingsworth.
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Franklin
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Rockey
Robert Eaton
Rockey
Jess Hollingsworth
Regas Marianos
George Uhlenbrock, Jr
Joseph Sprinkle
T. P. Grosvenor
James Hollingsworth
Ernie McCarty
Franker
Gerald Miller
James Wells
Hearing Opens Against Couple In Germantown Fraud Charge
The Germantown fraud case unfolds as Joseph Stevens and his wife Imogene Stevens face Mann Act and conspiracy indictments. Key testimony reveals $5,000 promised for a sham marriage to Begard, with ties to a Hamilton Ohio house of prostitution and alleged independent contractor status for brothel workers.
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Germantown
Newport
Imogene Stevens
Stewart
Stevens
Stevenses
Begard
Market St
Hamilton
Ohio
John H. Druffel
George Nye
Garrard St
Covington
George W. Freese
Florence
Nye
Lester
Freese
U. S
Gould
Cub Scouts Award Winners at First Methodist Church
Eleven boys from Cub Pack 6 earned awards at the monthly meeting. Michael Lansow received the wolf with gold arrow, Roy Sabo earned wolf gold and silver, Bob Draut wolf gold and silver, Ray Dennis bear badge, Richard Miller bear badge and bear gold arrow, John Peterson Larry McNabb David Ballard lion badge, Larry Thomas lion gold and silver arrows, Roger Miller lion badge with gold arrow, Webelos badge and second year service star, Ton Krizon lion badge with iron gold and silver arrows. Roger Miller advanced to Troop 8. Den One and Den Four shared attendance prizes, with Den One first and Den Seven second. Mrs Donna Tendall received the third year service star as den mother.
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Cub Pack
First Methodist
Michael Lansow
Roy Sabo
Bob Draut
Ray Dennis
Richard Miller
John Peterson
Larry McNabb
David Ballard
Larry Thomas
Roger Miller
Ton Krizon
Boy Scouts
den One
den Four
den Seven
Donna Tendall
Police Briefs: William Baker Arrested for Intoxication and Cadging
William Baker aged 52 from Green Camp Ohio was arrested yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Manchester Avenue and Main Street on charges of intoxication and cadging according to police.
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William Baker
Green Camp, O
Manchester Ave
Main St
Building Is Sold At Sheriff Sale In Cleveland Heights
Building owner Western Reserve Republican Clubhouse, a colonial structure once seen as a symbol, sold at sheriff’s sale for 10 dollars. Frank V. Stoll of Cuyahoga County says most proceeds from Joseph Rubinstein of Cleveland Heights will cover back taxes and interest.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve Republican
Frank V. Stoll
Cuyahoga County
Joseph Rubinstein
Cleveland Heights
Randolph Leads In ITU Election
In Indianapolis AP dispatch reports an ITU unofficial tally showing President Woodruff Randolph leading toward a fourth term by about 7,000 votes. ITU secretary Don Hurd noted no final tallies until official tabulation starts Saturday and cited a rally from 669 local unions boosting Randolph to 4,992 votes against rival C G Sparkman of Detroit with 29,871.
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AFL International
Woodruff Randolph
Don Hurd
ITU
Randolph
Hew
Hurd
C. G. Sparkman
Detroit
Bankruptcy Plea Filed by Carlo Wilson in Cincinnati Court
Carlo Wilson of 1707 York St Middletown filed a bankruptcy petition in District Court Cincinnati reporting liabilities of 806 and assets of 150.
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Carlo Wilson
York St
Middletown
Cincinnati
Mrs Nell Elizabeth Salt Bush dies at 66 in Columbus
Nell Elizabeth Salt Bush 66 wife of Lester C Bush president of National Glove Company died in White Cross Hospital after a long illness. Native of Portsmouth she lived in suburban Bexley. Funeral services set for Thursday at Denton Donaldson and Kuhn Funeral Home. Earthworm population varies widely from 300000 to 2000000 per acre in American soil.
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Columbus
Nell Elizabeth Salt Bush
Lester C. Bush
The
National Glove Company
White Cross Hospital
Portsmouth
Bush
Bexley
Denton, Donaldson and Kuhn Funeral Home
Correction on Scout contingent in Sunday parade
Paul Parker, local Scout executive, announced a correction. The Minutaree Indians unit of the Order of the Arrow marched in the I Am An American Day parade, as printed in Monday's Journal, Mexico claims certain lands off California due to the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
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Paul Parker
Parker
Order of the Arrow
Mexico
California
Tiffin Man Loses 40 Lbs With Kennel Aid
D S Ladd of Box 805 Tita Ofee Tam years old claims rapid weight loss after using a Kennel diet plan. He asserts losing forty pounds by following simple steps, including daily portions and exercise. The ad markets a miracle quick fix with testimonials and promises of a slimmer neck chin and waist.
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D. S. Ladd
Anant
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