Seven Accidents Leave Three Injured and Six Cited
State police investigated seven highway crashes yesterday and Wednesday injuring three people and citing six for various offenses. Details include a one car roll over near Morrow injuring Florence Cummins. a rear collision on Route 42 injuring Manning and Margaret Hess with Woody cited for DUI. two auto crashes on Route 73 near Middletown wounding none seriously with Poe and Ross fined for reckless operation. rear end and passing violations near Middletown. a two car north of Middletown incident. and a backing collision on Rufus Street with Lucien Gross fined for improper backing.
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Florence L. Cummins
Foster Route 1
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Madeira
Morrow
Cummins
Route 22
Manning Hess
Terrace Park
Margaret Hess
Hess
Elmer Woody
Mason
Woody
Dane N. Poe
South River St
Franklin
J. E. Jackson
Ohio 73
Middletown
Poe
Omer C. Ross
Spring Ave
Squire Jackson
August Schmidt
Grand Ave
Ross
Eugene Conley
Arthur Brown
Germantown
Conley
Ohio
Walker Fields
John J. Jenco
Hamilton
Jenco
Fields
Lucien Gross
Oxford State Rd
Squire Lammie Bailey
Rufus Street
Gross
Robert L. Callahan
Rufus St
Butler County Teachers Set For Meeting
Hamilton report states the executive committee of the Butler County Teachers Association will meet Tuesday to finalize plans for an October gathering. Miss Margaret Crane of Fairfield School chairs, with Paul Needles, Harold Wissman, Ruth Slade, and Dorothy Davis on the committee. The group will host Midwest teacher organizations from Middletown and Hamilton. The October meeting is planned for Monroe High School auditorium.
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Hamilton
Butler County Teachers Association
Margaret Crane
Fairfield School
Hamilton Memorial Day Parade Marks Observance in City
A 9:30 a.m. Saturday parade will start at S Front and High streets and end at Greenwood Cemetery in Hamilton for Memorial Day services. Howard M. Cole of Lisbon will speak at the GAR lot. The Veterans Memorial Association will supervise veteran grave markers and flags. Oscar Silverberg is parade marshal. formation at 9 a.m. and procession moves through Front, High, 10th, Heaton to the cemetery.
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Hamilton
S. Front
High Sts
Greenwood Cemetery
Gar Lot
Greenwood
Howard M. Cole
Lisbon
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Memorial Association
Oscar Silverberg
S. Front St
High St
10Th St
Heaton St
Driver free on bond after fatal car crash
An 81-year-old Cleveland industrialist, David W. Frackelson, was released on bond after police said his car ran down Medina County welfare director Lula Alderfer, 60, in Wadsworth on Church Street. Alderfer died shortly after at City Hospital. Frackelson, president of Chandler & Price Printing Press Co., was in Akron on business and police planned further questioning.
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Akron
Cleveland
Medina County
Lula H. Alderfer
Wadsworth
City Hospital
Church St. Hill
David W. Frackelson
Chandler & Price Printing Press Co
Williams Assails Kaiser Merger Probe Demand
Senate is urged to investigate the Kaiser Willys auto merger after Sen Williams asserts the government spent several million dollars. He criticizes Kaiser-Frazer’s 62 million purchase of Willys Overland Motors and seeks review of roles by John Snyder and Harry McDonald in the deal.
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Washington
Williams
R-Del
Senate
Kaiser- Willys Auto
William
Kaiser-Frazer
Willys- Overland Motors
John W. Snyder
the Treasury
Harry A. McDonald
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Swiss Confederation Origins Testifies to 1291 Foundation
The text notes that the Swiss confederation, around which Switzerland formed, was established in 1291, marking a foundational point in Swiss history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Stores Close For Franklin Memorial Day
FRANKLIN The first of two Saturday holidays to be observed this summer will occur Saturday as business will be generally suspended in the community in observance of Memorial Day. Local retail stores including food markets will be closed all day Saturday though many shops stay open Friday evening. Post office Building and Loan and Franklin State Liquor Store closed Saturday. Franklin National Bank maintains its weekend schedule. Drug stores vary with Shawhan open both days while The Good Drug Store Bennett Drugs close Saturday and Sunday. Second Saturday holiday set for Independence Day on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Post Office, Building and Loan
Franklin's State Liquor
Franklin National Bank
Shawhan's
Good Drug Store
Bennett Drugs
Senators Seek FBI Help to Find Frank Coe
Senate Investigations Subcommittee chairman Mundt says Frank Coe, a former IMF official and $20,000-a-year adviser, has become a fugitive after a Soviet backed bid to block currency reevaluation link. Coe resigned after refusing to answer if he is a Communist or involved in Soviet espionage. FBI aid requested to locate him.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
Frank Coe
Coe
International Monetary Fund
N. Mundt
R-Sd
William Johnson Tops Toastmasters Talk at Gardner venue
William Johnson won with The Story Behind The Relic at the Toastmasters meeting in the Gardner Board and Carton Conference room last evening. The group plans an outdoor session June 25 at Verity Golf Course with wives as guests and refreshments after a brief meeting.
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William Johnson
Gardner Board and Carton
Paul Arnold
Mallory Bell
Clayton Huber
Myron Beck
Robert McIntyre
Robert McConaughy
Robert Mueller
Verity Golf Course
Philadelphia
Pays To Advertise In New Ulm Rabbit Inquiry
George Proeuss of New Ulm believes advertising pays after receiving an inquiry from the Heapwell United Development Co of Hong Kong about buying rabbits. The only prior advertising he did was in a 1933 national rabbit journal.
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New Ulum
Minn
George Proeuss
New Ulm
Heapwell United Development Co
Hong Kong
Preuss
National Rabbit Journal
Draft Of Burke For Mayor Hinted In Cleveland
Cleveland Mayor Thomas A. Burke may face a draft for a fifth term despite his claim he is not a candidate. Friends say he remains popular and could be persuaded to run, a notion that unsettles Republicans who have not held the mayoralty since 1941. Burke declined to discuss the possibility. He stated he is not a candidate for re election as mayor. The political chatter centers on whether Burke will break his own stance. Lausche, now governor, defeated Blythin in 1941, and Burke followed Lausche in 1945.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Frank J. Lausche
Edward Blythin
Lausche
Godfrey Expects To Return To TV By Late July
Boston Arthur Godfrey said he expects to resume television and radio by late July or early August after hip surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. He spoke from his hospital bed at his first news conference since the operation and noted improved mobility in his right leg and reduced pain in his left.
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Boston
Arthur Godfrey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Godfrey
Connecticut Evanston Found Safest Places
Connecticut and Evanston, Illinois were named grand award winners in the National Traffic Safety Contest. It was the sixth national grand prize for Connecticut and the fourth for Evanston, which reported no traffic deaths in 1952. Forty-five states and 750 cities participated, with divisional honors awarded to nine states and 24 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Connecticut
Evanston
National Safety Council
LAW Official Held For Marning Cars In Strike
CINCINNATI: Ray Ross Springfield union leader in the recent strike at GE jet engine plant near Evendale was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of malicious destruction of property. Mayor Clark McGrew acted after Ross pleaded innocent. He was accused of scratching painted surfaces of automobiles as they passed picket lines. Two non striking GE employees filed the charges. one case was dismissed. Ross was released on $500 bond.
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Cincinnati
Ray Ross
Springfield
General Electric Co
Evendale
Clark McGrew
Ross
CIO Uni Automobile Workers Union
McGrew
Youth Admits Killing Woman in Bedroom Shooting
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio police report a 20 year old factory worker Richard Elliott confessed to fatally shooting Violet Brewer 34 a house wife reading with her husband Orville a carpenter in their bedroom behind a fence at night He said he was angry over her ordering him to stop seeing her step daughter Patricia 14 and over a dispute about a car title He will be charged with murder.
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East Liverpool
0.R
John Russell
Richard Elliott
Violet Brewer
Orville
Russell
Patricia
Distel Appeal Studied by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court studied Jerome A. Distel's appeal of his Portsmouth officer abuse conviction. The case began at Portsmouth Municipal Court with a Dec. 11, 1950 sentence of three days in jail and a $50 fine. Distel won then lost on appeal through Scioto County Common Pleas, the appellate court, and back to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Jerome A. Distel
Portsmouth
Six Earthquakes Jolt Ethiopia Harar and Dire Dawa
Six heavy earthquake shocks struck the Ethiopian eastern province of Harar this morning. Great destruction is reported mainly in Harrar and Diredawa where the extent of loss of life is not yet known. Harar lies about 225 miles east of Addis Ababa and has about 40 000 people. Diredawa, with 25 000 residents, is 26 miles northwest of Harar.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Harar
Harrar
Diredawa
Here
Casualties In Korea Reach 2.3 Million in War Totals
United Nations officials and U.N. and Communist sources report Korea war casualties totaling 2,303,542 for both sides as of April and early May. U.N. losses include 406,542 dead and wounded among U.S. and 15 allied forces. Communist losses estimated at 1,897,000 with 406,000 non battle casualties. Memorial Day figures from Defense show 124,784 U.S. dead or wounded to date.
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United Nations
N. Y
Korea
U. N
Associated Press
U. S
ROK
South Korea
U.N
Defense Department
Roll Of Paper Fells Sorg Man
Charles DeBolt 18 of 2116 Fernwood St was admitted to Middletown Hospital after a 200 pound roll of paper fell from a railroad car at Sorg Paper Company striking him on the back. He received emergency treatment at 9 40 a.m.
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Charles DeBolt
Fernwood St
Middletown Hospital
Sorg Paper Company
DeBolt
Civil Service Seeks 50 For CAA Posts
The Civil Service Commission seeks fifty men by June 30 to fill airway operation specialist vacancies in the Civil Aeronautics Administration in Alaska Hawaii and other Pacific Islands. Pay is 3410 a year plus a 20 or 25 percent cost of living differential. Applicants must have relevant experience or education and be 18 to 45. Information and forms from Paul H Habig at the Post Office.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Alaska
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Civil Service Commission
Paul H. Habig
Health Dept Gives 1200 Dismissal Notices Amid Budget Cuts
The Health, Education and Welfare Department issued dismissal notices to about 1,200 employees due to budget reductions. Public Health Service faces a net 1,000 cut, Food and Drug Administration 100, Office of Education 50, and Miscellaneous 50. Some cuts may be reversed if Senate funds exceed House allocations.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
Office of Education
Senate
House
Veto Looms Over Ohio Jobless Pay Bill
Gov. Lausche signals likely veto as Senate approves a bill raising unemployment benefits to 30 a week with a 120 million distribution for employers. He calls the move imprudent and wrong, arguing the fund mostly comes from inactive or out of business employers and cannot be credited to active employers. Leaders in both parties hedge on House action, with the vote required to override a veto seen as difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smith
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Lausche
Statehouse
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
CIO
House
William Laxbe
Champaign
Saxbe
House Industry and Labor Committee
Robert A. Pollock
Stark
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Attorneys Favor Forced Treatment Of Drug Addicts
A plan for compulsory treatment of narcotics addicts under federal state supervision was formulated by a committee led by Nathaniel L. Goldstein. The proposal envisions initial hospitalization at Lexington Kentucky and Fort Worth Texas, after which states would take over care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
National Association of Attorneys General
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
New York
Lexington
Ft. Work
Tex
Dynamite Damages Cleveland Night Club
Police probe motive after a second bomb hits Towne Casino on Cleveland's E105th Street. The dynamite blast damaged a nonoccupied room but rattled about 60 patrons in the bar. windows shattered in nearby buildings including Fenway Hall Hotel nearby.
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Cleveland
Towne Casino
105Th St
Fenway Hall
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Butler County
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Eix
Miami Drifters
SO. Broad ST
M. Prate
Distel
Civil Service
CAA
Bureau of Unemployment
Moose Entertainment
Moose Club
Ben Hockman & His
Moose
Charles D. High
Rodgers Park Place
Pleasant Ridge
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Joanne
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