Jet Pilot Nun to Lead UD Science Workshop
Sister M Aquinas O S F a licensed pilot and aviation expert will teach a summer workshop at the University of Dayton on Science in the Elementary School June 9 20 in Wohlleben Hall. The pilot nun has guided aviation education since World War II and led civilian training at Catholic University. She is known for authoring elementary science books and has appeared in national magazines and on television.
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Dayton
University of Dayton
M. Aquinas
O.S.F
Department of Education
Green Bay
Wis
Sister Aquinas
Washington
Catholic University of America
Loveted Air Force
Wohlleben Hall
Laidlaw Brothers
Dayton boy injured as car hits power pole on Route 741
A 10-year-old boy, Glen Howard of Dayton, was hurt when his mother Mrs Lena Howard lost control of a car on a curve and slid into a power pole on Route 741 near Otterbein Home. He sustained head abrasions and leg cuts as he was ejected when the door opened.
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Butler County
State Highway Patrol
Lena Howard
Dayton
Rt. 741
Otterbein
Glen Howard
U S Civilian Federal Payrolls Rise Slightly in April
Senator Byrd reported April civilian federal payrolls rose by 9 255 from March but remained 65 562 below April 1957. Total civilian employment reached 1 245 588, military agency jobs 1 087 614, with 222 foreign nationals employed abroad, down 600 from March.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate House Committee
Gates Lauds Navy Fleet at Somers Destroyer Christening
Secretary of the Navy Thomas S. Gates praised the U S fleet as a flexible option to meet any situation. He cited the vitality of ships and sailors in binding the maritime alliance key to U S foreign policy during the christening of the destroyer Somers named after Navy Lt Richard Somers who died in the 1804 Tripoli campaign.
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Bath
Maine
Thomas S. Gates
United States
Gates
Somers
Richard Somers
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Beer Permit Denial for Selby Service Station
The State Board of Liquor Control denied Don ald Selby’s application for C-1 and C-2 beer carry-out permits for Selby’s Service Station in West Middletown. The board cited the location as a gathering spot for youths and noted pinball machines and punchboards on site, saying issuing a permit would be detrimental to the public interest. Applicants may appeal within three days.
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Donald Selby
Selby
West Middletown
State Board of Liquor Control
Detention Home Topic at Kiwanis Meeting
John Bookman chief probation officer spoke to the Kiwanis Club about Butler County's new juvenile detention home whose ground was broken Thursday afternoon. A question period followed addressing delinquent issues. Plans for an inter club meeting with Sharonville were discussed for next Thursday.
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John Bookman
Hamilton
Kiwanis Club
Butler County
Sharonville Club
Boys Birthday Triple Ties Odds in Family
Cincinnati AP report notes a U S Bureau of Statistics calculation of 28 million to one odds that three siblings share a birthday. The Bardes family sons Bruce Bartles 19, Dale 17, and Todd 11 are highlighted for meeting those odds.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Bureau of Statistics
Bruce Bartles
Dale
Todd
Calvin E. Bardes
Merged Ohio Phone Firms Form General Telephone Co of Ohio
The Ohio Utilities Commission approved the merger of General Telephone Co of Ohio Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co and Chesapeake Telephone Co creating General Telephone Co of Ohio with about 152 000 customers The new firm will keep existing rates The commission also granted annual rate increases of 145 577 for Western Reserve Telephone Co and 6 352 for Continental Telephone Co both serving northern and eastern Ohio areas.
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Columbus
Ohio Telephone
The
Utilities Commission
General Telephone Corp
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Chesapeake Telephone Co
Lawrence County
Western Reserve Telephone Co
Hudson
Clevland
Akron
Continental Telephone Co
Putnam County
Western
Continental
Mate Tends Old Graves
Quincy veteran Siegfried von Hartenstein restored a weed-grown cemetery for 150 forgotten sailors. With a watering pot and bulbs, he transformed rotting crosses into trimmed sod and marble stones, earning support from the American Legion and Quincy Veterans Bureau.
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Quincy
Mass
Siegfried von Hartenstein
American Legion
Quincy Veterans Bureau
von Hartenstein
Carpenters Set Sunday Strike In Springfield Area
Union carpenters in Springfield area including Clark Champaign Logan and part of Madison counties will strike Sunday after failed contract renewal talks. About 300 carpenters affected. Strike targets Springfield Contractors Assn and others within Local 660 jurisdiction as the old contract expired May 1.
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Springfield
Ohio
Springeld
Clark
Champaign
Logan
Madison Counties
Howard W. Carder
Carpenters and Jointers Brotherhood
Carder
Springfield Contractors Assn
Oki
General Flies To See Parade In Korea Mission Preview
Maj. Gen. N A Costello arrives in Ft Jackson to assume command of the 7th Infantry Division in Korea and previews the troops after completing helicopter pilots' school. He lands by helicopter beside the reviewing stand and joins other senior officers.
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FT. Jackson
S.C
N. A. Costello
Korea
7Th Infantry
Helicoptter
West Indies Federation Looks Abroad For Aid
Port of Spain reports the West Indies Federation seeking outside help to weather economic and constitutional risks. Prime Minister Sir Grantley Adams urges a large loan and grants while planning appeals to Canada Britain the United States and the United Nations. The federation of 3 million people across 15 Caribbean islands depends on sugar rum bananas citrus cocoa coffee spices copra and cotton with transport and fisheries projects under study.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
The
West Indies
Grantley Adams
Alexander Bustamente
Adams
Canada
Britain
United States
United Nations
Caribbean
Jamaica
Soll
Cardinal Stritch's Body Flown From Rome to Chicago
The body of Samuel Cardinal Stritch arrived in New York from Rome, with clergy at Schewd Airport leading services by auxiliary Bishop John J. Boardman. The plane was to fly the archbishop of Chicago to Chicago, after his death from a stroke in Rome while preparing to lead global missionary work.
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New York
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Schewild
John J. Boardman
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cardinal Stritch
Cut Keeps Plant Going At American Zinc Co Plant
East St. Louis Illinois AP A voluntary pay cut by 350 production workers of the American Zinc Co plant at Monsanto ends plans for an indefinite shutdown. Workers of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union accepted a 10 cent an hour cut in their production bonus, saving about $5,000 monthly and allowing a switch to lower grade zinc in demand for life parts.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
American Zinc Co
Monsanto
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Last Nn
Hit
Road Gang Asphalt Incident Near Gere
Reed L. Edwards of Orlando Florida was driving through a highway work gang near Gere when the crew accidentally sprayed hot asphalt onto his car. The vehicle was coated in asphalt dirt and cement and the windshield was instantly covered. Edwards stopped and later drove to an insurance office to file a claim.
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Charlotte
N.C
Reed L. Edwards
Orlando
Fla
Gere
Edwards
Club Speakers All Off Cue at Toastmasters Meeting
At the Toastmasters Club gathering held at J and J Bowling Lanes last night all speeches were impromptu. Speakers included Chureck Thier on Lecturing on a Panty Raid and Marvin Shane with An Inaugural Speech.
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Toastmasters Club
Chureck Thier
Charles iDoring
Miami Valley
Marvin Shane
Logan Carpenter
Max Pemberton
PTA
Bob McConaughy
J & J Lanes
Woman 89 Killed in Defiance County Car Crash
An 89 year old woman riding in a car with Adam Nelson died when the vehicle crashed on State Route 49 about three miles north of Antwerp, Defiance County, Ohio. Nelson and another occupant survived with injuries. Police investigated the crash for cause and contributing factors.
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Defiance, Ohio
Adam Nelson
Hicksville
Ohio '49
Antwerp
State Highway Patrol
Workers Quit Nuclear Job At Idaho Flight Engine Facility
About 270 construction workers walked off the job on the aircraft nuclear propulsion project at the National Reactor Testing Station near Idaho Falls. A Wright Cheney and Burch spokesman cited no clear reason for the walkout, with only rumors mentioned. The plant, planned to finish next year, tests an aircraft nuclear engine alongside an airplane frame and control systems for the Atomic Energy Commission General Electric project.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
America
Robert Good
Wright, Cheney and Burch, Inc
Washington
Here
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric Co
Obituary notices from Middletown area deaths
Obituaries list multiple local deaths and funeral details from Middletown and nearby towns. Entries include June Renee Brown infant, Adam G. Davis, W Scott Hogg, John M. Latimer, Blanche Leotha Lehman, Ronald F. McKenzie, Lola McLain, with funeral homes McCoy Leffler, Baker & Sons, Riggs, and locations Woodside and Grandview Cemeteries. Services scheduled across Friday and Saturday with various officiants.
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Davis
Adam G
Phoebe Davis
Elk Creek Rd
Middletown
R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Joseph A. Hill
Woodside Cemetery
Jos
Hogg
W. Scott
Verna Hogg
Highland
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Grand Ave
Church of God
Clifford Hutchison
Henry Howard
Lehman
Blanche Leota
Calumet
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Howard Sears
Dial GA
McLain
Lola
James McLain
Garfield St
Friends Riggs Funeral Home
Henry C. Howard
Riggs Funeral Home
Thirteen Cubs Earn Scout Badges at First Church Meeting
Thirteen members of Cub Scout Pack 10 received badges at a meeting held at the First Church of God. Wolf badges went to Russell Maurice Marty Lewis Jimmy Tallon and Kenny Hobbs. Ed Die Calhoun earned iron badge and arrows. Alan Bolinger Sanford Henderson and Nickel Chamberlain became new Bobcats. Richard Chamberlain Bill Kaibel and Johnny McGuire joined Boy Scouts. Larry White from Middletown Police showed bicycle safety films.
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Cub Scout Pack 10
First Church of God
Russell Maurice
Marty Lewis
Jimmy Tallon
Kenny Hobbs
Russel Maurice
Dick Combs
Eddie Sipe
Stevie Flower
Robert Hunt
Danny Moon
H.C. Hall
Tommy Wrights
Eddie Calhoun
Alan Bolinger
Sanford Henderson
Nickel Chamberlain
Chicago Grain Table Data Mix From AP Dispatch
The Chicago grain table shows bid and price movements with values for Sep Dec and Mar contracts. Figures include highs lows closes and previous closes reported by AP with figures in percentages and decimals for the market activity.
Thank You Notes For Kind Friends and Family
Expressions of gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of Mrs. Mary Good and Hallie Mae Perry. Special thanks to Pastor Paul D. Bergdall, Rev. Hammon, the McCoy-Lefflerneral Directors, and floral donors.
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Mary
Paul D.bergdall
Pamared L
Perry
McCoy-Lefflerneral
Hammon
Hallie Mae Perry
Florence Fee
Remembered Sons Kermit Cook and Clayton Barker
In loving memory of PFC Kermit E. Cook killed in Korea on August 26 1951. Loved son and warrior, rest in heaven while family prays for reunion. Also in memory of Clayton Barker killed in Germany on November 19 1944. Beloved son, miss you daily and hope to meet someday.
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Cook
Pfc
Kermit E. Cook
Korea
Clayton Barker
Germany
Farl Kibler
Louise
Anna Lou
K. Igriffin
Donald J. Griffin
Roy
Stallworth
Doroth
In Memory of Loved Ones of the World War and Korea
Memorial notice listing multiple fallen relatives and friends with names such as FIRST LT R L Stamper and JAMES NORVEL RICHARDSON who died in Korea and at Fort Lewis. Messages of mourning from mothers, sisters, and families accompany prayers and remembrances across many towns and military units.
Memorial notices honor fallen loved ones from war eras
A garland of obituaries and memorials lists loved ones: PFC Wilson Lef killed in Jotland September 19 1944 memory of the only friend to all, MOORE CHARLES C. Moore killed in Italy September 7 1944, BUNNELL M/Sgt Robert J. Bunnell died Korea January 31 1950s, Back Dallas Back died May 40, Morgan and others mourned by families. Each note preserves family sentiments and dates, honoring service and loss.
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Roosevelt
Korea
Milton
R. L. Stamper
Fort Lewis
Washington
Mom
Anna Lou
Farr
Judye Richardson
Pid James Norvel Richardson
Lee
Conarrof
Charles W. Conarroe
Tbs
Robert Eugene Tibbs
Smith
Stanley Lee Roy Smith
Eleuthera Islands
British West Indies
Jackson
Rene Onamery
Donald N. Jackson
Schweinfurt
Germany
We Lemley
Robert C
Goetz
Jack
Uss
Franklin
Fisher
Raymond
Westfall
Jack Harold
Okinawa
Shade
Richard O
France
Schweitzer
Carl F
Middletown
News Journal
COMBE
Woodrow Combs
Louisiana
Combsin
Franee
Roscoe N. MB
Co. 1
133Rd Infantry
Threetalion
Anzio
Italy
Ieee
Sadie
Wilson Lef
Jotland
Moore
TSGT
Charles C. Moore
Rome
Bunnell
Robert J. Bunnell
Inf
Div
Raber Kaylor
Girelda
Edmund
Dallas
Mrs. Back
Blance
Dorothy
Mary
Naomi
Ian
Odra
Clarence
Richard
Robby
Morgan
Cristine Morgan
Joan Wayne Morgan
Charles Morgan
Brothers
Olster
Wallac
Dp. T. Llace
Jesus
Kibler
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Truax Air Force Base
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N.J
U.S
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Mate
Carpenters
William J. Miller
King Features
Gymdicate
West Indies Federation
Federation
Islands
Cardinal
Journal
Grawers
Dresser Eprnet
Othes Jefferson Lodge
Meadowlawn
Baltimore
Waite St
HANNA
Berre Guila
Prenton
Dodd's
Verity Pew
4Th Ave
Woodside
Robenae Resi
Converse
Rock
Manchester
Armco Park
Cubs
Chicago Grain Table
Drammond Kennedy
Lane ET Penhoteer
Yeeman
Mittenholzer
Dava
Cpl
Jack M. Greathouse
Ance
Mother
Dad
Tel
Pennington
Piother
Wilgus Pennington
Koreas
Ivy
Prother
Richard — Ey
Citifon
American America
Minnie M. Stevene
Walters
Irene Walters
Patrick
Denzel Chesley Patrick
Lwilk Bes
Sadio
Plowers
Schraffenberger
S. Main St
Starr Floral CO
Main St
Dial
Boulevard Gardens
Verity Pkwy
S-Rae
Johnson
Matson Fruit Farm
Snape
Marigo
McCutlougah
Firet Ave
St. Franklin
Riuisk
Streifthau
Pivot
Grimes
Sam Atchley
Eres Odhunter
Dial _Lane Geranium
Arthur Harp
Miami
Florida
Monroe le
Dolors Recreation Alliance
Qoenensen
Monroe Grange
Strei
Garfield
Sa Sheet Central
Jay's
S . Ee
Trenton
Central Ave
Heliare
Moorehead
Wayne Ave
Woody's
Absa
Yankee Rd
Saat
Poe
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