Memorial Day Parade to Honor Lebanon War Dead
Lebanon Memorial Day events feature a parade forming at Memorial Hall at 2 pm with Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion and auxiliaries aiding. The procession travels Mechanic Street Main Street Broadway and Silver to Lebanon Cemetery for services, taps, and a wreath. A rain plan moves events to the Town. Ohio National Guard in full dress participates. Local dignitaries Cad Cedric A. Stanley and Rev Paul D. Chiles speak. school children and civic groups join. Also closing observances include a wreath at the old Baptist Cemetery and a rifle salute before dismissal. Independence Day vicinity blocked.
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Lebanon
Aey
Harold Throckmorton
Ween
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial Hall
Mechanic Street
Main
Broadway
Silver
Silver Street
Fred Sherwood
God’ Gote
Ie We
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
Ohio National Guard
Paul D. Chiles
Methodist Church
Addess
Cedric A. Stanley
James E. Wrasling
St. Francis de Sales Church
Old Baptist Cemetery
Diamond Jim Suffered Stomach Ailment Clue In Query
A garbled mash of phrases mentions Diamond Jim and Diamond Brady with hints of stomach pains. The fragment references a rapid onset and a potential hoax or scam line about Castells Drag Stores, but details are unclear.
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Brady
Teen-Agers urged to tan slowly with caution
A Cleveland AP item discusses teens tanning, urging patience to avoid damage. It promotes gradual sun exposure, outdoor activities like tennis and swimming, and skin and hair care tips. The piece notes Miss Mottram fielding reader letters in her column.
Bethany Blast Investigated By FBI Office
The FBI in Cincinnati is probing a blast at a small power switching station in Bethany Liberty Township. The steel shack owned by Cincinnati Gas and Electric supplied power to Bethany shortwave transmitters operated by Crosley Broadcasting. one wall blew out but broadcasting stayed intact. Officials cite possible hydrogen ignition from battery gases, with no cause yet advanced.
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Cincinnati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Bethany
Liberty Township
Middletown
Cincinnati Gas and Eletric Company
Crosley Broadcasting Corporation
Beam
State Department
Voice of America
Crosley
Ear
Weather notes show warm trend with possible afternoon showers
The report records yesterday's high and a 10 degree rise from the low at 6 am. It notes a 4:30 am low of 56 degrees and 68 by 10 am. Tuesday expected warmer with a chance of afternoon showers and tonight cloudy.
Rail Revenues Show Decrease
Pennsylvania Railroad reports April 1950 gross earnings down by 5,512,879 from April 1949 totals. Net income for April fell 1,411,935. For January through April 1950 gross earnings declined 38,119,827 versus 1949 the four months show a net loss of 1,603,381 with a total net income drop of 6,542,126 from 1949.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
City Briefs Executive committee of American Legion meets
On Monday at 7 30 p m the executive committee of the American Legion will hold its session at the legion home. On Tuesday Company F 147th Infantry will meet at 7 30 p m at the American Legion.
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American Legion
Legion
147Th Infantry
Child Accidentally Shot Is Recovering
Five year old Christian Alle Schnieders of near Dayton was in fair condition at Miami Valley Hospital after being accidentally shot by her six year old brother. A 38 caliber revolver discharged while they played in a summer house as parents left for Cincinnati. The children were in the care of grandmother Mrs Susan Ann Stinson.
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Dayton
Christian Alle Schnieders
Miami Valley Hospital
Ben Smith
Montgomery County
John B. Schneiders, Jr
Cincinnati
Susan Ann Stinson
Ohio State Chiropractic Society Reelected Officers
Columbus AP report states Paul L. Hook of Dayton was reelected president with Mary Jane Gast of Cleveland as vice president, Robert F. E. Allison of Canton as secretary-treasurer, and Co. RE Bell of Steubenville as chairman of the board. F. W. More
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Columbus
Ohio State Chiropractic Society
Yeaterday
Paul L. Hook
Dayton
Mary Jane Gast
Cleveland
Robert FE. Allison
Canton
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Charles J. McDevitt
Our Lady of Sorry Church
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McDevitt
Cottage Hospital
California
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Good Samaritan Hospital
U-San-O
Eae EI
DIAL
Clinton St
William J. Mitler
King Feataren
Tee
Nancy Mottram
American Steel and Wire Company
Edward C. Speter
Worcester Mass
John C. Scott
C. D. Morrow
Duluth
H. Phillips
Ohio
Olive Hoover
Butler County
Hio
Cramer
Walter R. Bender
Board of Education
Barnitt Field Stadium
Carl Martin
First National Bank
Act of Education
Board of of Education
L. Cohn
Tor i
John Dobrozsi, Jr
General Mmsurance
Fast End
Central Ave
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Jersey City
H. 1
Elgar Mindorff
Order of Friars Minor
China
Goodmaritan Hospital
Father Mindorff
Meford
Wis
St. Boniface Parish
Louisville
SAY Ngs & Loan CO
Gus Seo
den Cas & Ce
Thert, Ade
Williamson-Ziegler Furn
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Upace Co
AGA Metea
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