Florida Commission Clears AP In Probe Of Sending Race Data
The Fierce Commission says horse race bookmakers do not obtain betting information from Associated Press dispatches. After an April investigation, the commission found AP is not the source of bookmakers data and notes AP is not engaged in gambling information dissemination in violation of Florida law. The findings were sent in a letter to Florida Attorney General Richard Ervin on his request for AP to stop sending race flash results to Florida newspapers.
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Florida Commission
Tallahassee
Fla
Associated Press
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Renews Gathering
Commission
Richard Ervin
Ervin
Florida
Florida anti-bookie law inquiry on private wires
The commission said a mere belief of a leak of information sent over wires could not justify invoking the anti bookie law. The AP had declined to stop sending Continental Press information, calling it censorship. The inquiry into private wire use to curb gambling information would continue.
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Continental Press Service
Associated Press
Florida
Continental Press
Butler County Courts Case Fragments and an Alimony Suit
Court records show multiple matters including Betty Merie Martin versus Ernest E. Martin alleging cruelty and neglect involving several Hamilton residents, Laura Larman against Alfred Larman for neglect and cruelty, and a $500 settlement reached Monday in a fatal 1949 Trenton tire crash involving Goebel Back and James T. Back with Harvey Klink Trucking paying the heir.
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Betty Merie Martin
Franklin Rowte 1
Ernest E. Martin
Hamilton
Emma Brummit
Ary Depew
William Depew
Laura Larman
Gideon Rd
Middletown
Alfred Larman
Trenton
Harvey Klink
Harvey Klink Trucking Company
James T. Back
Goebel Back
Walter B. Carpenter
Back
Cornerter
Klink
State St
Goebel
Carpente
Carpenter
Scout Leader Meeting at Camp Middlemoor Tonight
Girl Scout Leaders of the Middletown area hold their final meeting of the year at Camp Middlemoor. Mrs. Floyd Bell, president, announces an election and installation of new officers as part of the evening program.
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Middletown
Camp
Middlemoor
Floyd Bell
Reptile WHORTZONTAL 1.5 Depicted 10 It does not constitute s ag re 12 Ancestor 14 Exist 15 Gossip 17 Swiss river 13 North Dakota (ab.) 19 Guided Ti Live 72 Grant 24 Unemployed 26 Indian 27 28 Highway (ab.) 30 Sahnity 31 Tantalum (symbol) 32 Rodents 33 Malaria 36 Chooses 37 Mind 38 It is found in the- 39 Ornament 45 Measure 46 Cravat 48 Solitary 49 Dry 50 Flight 52 Turbulence 4 Serious 55 Digits VERTICAL 1 More solid 2 United 3 Giant king of Bashen 4 Impudent 3S Seed (comb ferm) 6 Nosiru 7 Metric measure 8 New Zealand parrot Makes possible 0 Ban a Medicinal herd 13 Woody plants the Ritmover with 43 Antelope its tail in ite 44 Church season 47 Self M4 It not 49 View 34 Decree Si tn the came 40 Peei place (ab) 41 Wing-shaped 59 Artificial 42 Negative reply language
The page presents a dense puzzle grid with long mixed entries and abbreviations. It lists multiple clues across horizontal and vertical axes including numbers, chemical symbols, geographic abbreviations, and apparent cryptic cues. The layout implies a crossword-like challenge with terms such as antelope, church season, and metallic symbols embedded in a historical wordplay format.
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North Dakota
Stampede for steel fuels Iron Age report
New York AP The Iron Age reports a full blown stampede for steel driven by consumer demand for cold rolled sheets and high prices. It notes runaway scrap markets conversion deals and premium prices with no big gray market impact. Prices for No 1 heavy melting steel rise as scrap shortages and record capacity usage push industry metrics to new highs.
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New York
Iron Age
Trade Weekly
Record
Tax distribution of 1950 Butler County levies announced
Butler County auditor R H K Smith reports distributions totaling 411,915.83 from first half 1950 personal property taxes, with amounts allocated to Hamilton Middletown schools townships and villages, plus library shares. Figures reflect tangible and classified levies, current as of mid year, with year-end totals pending.
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Butler County
R. HK. Smith
Smith
City of
Hamilton
Middletown
Verity to Address Middletown Service Clubs
Members of Middletown service clubs are invited to a special Middletown Rotary Club meeting at the Manchester Hotel next Tuesday, June 6. Robert Brown, club president, announced. Calvin W. Verity, president of First National Bank, will discuss Japan's current situation and General Douglas MacArthur's occupation government after serving in SCAP in the Pacific.
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Middletown
Photography Studio To Open Monday In Legion Home
Patricia Pat Easterling will open a photography studio Monday on the second floor of the Legion Home. A Middletown native and former Armco employee, she is known among the city’s younger set and is the daughter of R A Easterling. She studied photography at the Progressive School of Photography in New Haven where she earned a gold medal for portraiture.
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Patricia
Pat’ Easterling
Legion Home
Iss Easterling
Leather dressers carved in granite date to 2008 B C
Unearthed granite carvings depict leather dressers and indicate the craft of making feather products traces back to 2008 B C, suggesting ancient techniques and tools.
Memorial Day Rites at Calvary Cemetery
Memorial Day services were held at Calvary Cemetery with thousands attending all three city cemeteries. Magr James F. McNary presided as master of ceremonies and Father James Frommeyer led the Rosary. Father Walter Steinert spoke on the meaning of Memorial Day as Father Sylvester Mower offered De Profundis. The Holy Trinity men's choir sang hymns while a firing squad under Joseph R. Cox directed the salute and bugler Robert Hall played Taps to close.
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Calvary Cemetery
Magr
James F. McNary
James Frommeyer
Walter Steinert
Sylvester Mower
Hely Trinity
Escaped Slayer Beard Caught After Flight to Chicago
London Prison Farm officials said Clarence Beard, 54, an escapee serving life for a 1928 Cleveland bank clerk slaying, was apprehended in Chicago yesterday after traveling under a false name. Authorities traced him via interstate cooperation with Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He reportedly stopped in Richmond Indiana en route to Chicago to collect money sent by a relative.
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London
Chicago
Clarence Beard
Beard
Ohio
Indiana
Mmlinois
Richmond
Ind
Chicago Western Union
Cleveland
Obituary for Clifford C Crauder in Germantown
Clifford C Crauder aged 74 died Monday at his Germantown Route 2 home. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 am at the residence with Rev N E Wegmeyer of Farmersville officiating. Burial in Gei Specia ducted at 7:30 pm today by Germantown Knights of Pythias Lodge. calling hours after 5 pm today. Albert Swartzel Funeral Home in charge.
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Germantown
Franklin Bert French 78 longtime resident dies in Franklin
Bert Franklin Marshall French 78 a Berlin Ky native and retired paper mill worker died of a heart attack Tuesday at his son Julius French’s home 12 Hudson Ave He leaves three daughters Mrs John Smith Middletown Mrs Lina Tamone Chicago and Mrs Frances Iron Valparaiso Ind two sons Julius Franklin and Charles Canton Ohio and two step sons William Pearl Alliance and John Pearl Chicago Friends may call at Robert Eston Funeral Home Thursday 4 to 10 p m Funeral and burial set for Johnville Ky Friday.
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Franklin
Bert
Marshall French
Julius French
Hudson Ave
Berlin
John Smith
Middletown
Lina Tamone
Chicago
Frances Iron
Valpariso
Ind
Julius
Charles
Canton
William Pearl
Alliance
John Pearl
Notable figures with varied roles in 1930s politics and sports
Fargo North Dakota veteran William Lemke 71, Union Party presidential candidate 1936, former Nonpartisan League leader now GOP North Dakota faction. San Juan governor Godoy 54. New York Leon Schoonmaker 68, ex National Amateur fencer and highway development figure. Eas. Elmer L. McCarty 34 NYU instructor. Born Iola Kansas. Foot specialists say children outgrow shoes every one to six months until age fifteen.
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Fargo
N. D
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Nonpartisan League
Republican Party
New York
Leon Monroe Schoonmaker
Queens
Long Island
Wadsworth, Eas
Elmer L. McCarty
New York University
Iola
Kas
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Main ST
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Nan
Dohn Howe. & Paint CO
Ralston Paint CO. Inc
Marshall's
Monroe
Ion
Butler County Courts
Laundromat
CME
Colo
Your Food Store
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
The
Coum-Caie Company
Whortzontal
United
Giant
New Zealand
Fairfield
Hanover
Lemon
Liberty
Madison
Milford
Morgan
Oxford
Relly
Ross
Union
Wayne
College Corner
New Miami
Seven Mile
Somervillle
Blue Ball
Mason
West Elkton
Jacksonburg
Millville
Somerville
Mergen
Eee Oxford
St. Clair
Lane Public Library
C. W. Verity
Clifford C. Crauder
Bert M. French
Robert Eston
Johneville
San Juan
Argentine
Ruperto Godoy
San Juan Province
Ann Sheridan
Ane Sheridan
Nature
John Ross
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