Advisor To Quit Job In Middle East Role
Lancaster S C James P Richards special advisor to President Eisenhower on Middle Eastern affairs said last night he has no plans to continue in the post after the first of the year. A South Carolina congressman for 24 years before retirement he will return to law practice and farming. He noted he agreed to stay six months and then six more at the request of the Secretary of State and the President. He was longtime chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Lancaster S.C
James P. Richards
Eisenhower
Richards
South Carolina
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Baltimore boy Hero for rescuing boy on moving train
Donald F. Maler 16 received the hero’s certificate from Mayor D’Alesandro at City Hall for saving Johnny Powell, 10, atop a moving Pennsylvania Railroad freight car in Baltimore yards on Sept 29. witnesses said Johnny touched a high tension wire, then Maler held him flat as the car moved and passed a tunnel. Powell later had a skin graft and was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Baltimore
Donald F.maler
Thomas D'Alesandro
City Hall
Maler
Johnny Powell
Pennsylvania
Donald
Johnny
Young Powell
Auxiliary Adds 5 New Members at Middletown Hospital
Five new members joined the Welfare Auxiliary to Middletown Hospital at Verity Hall. The group, led by president Mrs. S J Kuderer, approved purchases including wheelchair with high back, six Gomeo Thermatic Suction machines, two Plexi-Glass bubble tents, and funds to brighten the nurses home living room. Total purchases amount to 3250 dollars. The auxiliary also extended a wage to the Southwest District of Ohio Hospitals Assn for January 1958. Tea followed the meeting.
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Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
Harold Goetz
Douglas Lewis
M. L. Johnson
Gerald Miller
Glen Selby
S. J. Kuderer
Ohio Hospitals Assn
Community Day Talk By Rev Calvert At World Day Program
The Rev William O Calvert pastor of Zion Lutheran spoke on Certain Unalienable Rights at the World Community Day program held yesterday at the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints. He said the basic rights come from God including freedom to grow worship and think, and that life gains meaning with God. The event opened by Mrs George Letts with music by Mrs Russell Rockewell and Judy Thomas. Ushers were Mrs Charles Wilson and others. Sponsored by Middletown Council of Church Women led by president Mrs Howard Price.
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William O. Calvert
Zion Lutheran’ Church
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
God
Mr. Calvert
Calvert
George Letts
Russell Rockewell
Judy Thomas
Charles Wilson
Ernest Jones
Lee Pearson
Howard Watson
Middletown
Rainbow Girls Plan Meeting for Middletown Assembly 68
The Friendship Night gathering of Middletown Assembly 68, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, takes place at 7 30 p m this evening at the Civic Association. Franklin Assembly officers will attend as guests. Miss Roberta Cox will direct the meeting with refreshments provided by a committee led by Miss Delores Goodman.
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Middletown Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
The
Civic Association
Franklin Assembly
Roberta Cox
Delores Goodman
Lawson Gordon Betrothal Told
Mr and Mrs E Lawson of Eaton announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann to Winston E Gordon son of Mr and Mrs R H Blatter of Washington DC Miss Lawson is a graduate of Eaton High School and Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Her fiance is a graduate of George Washington High School with a bachelor from Shepherd College West Virginia and a master from Indiana University A January wedding is planned.
Vital Statistics Roundup of Newborns and Births
A sequence of birth notices lists multiple families noting newborns and children born yesterday or today. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reedy 3019 Windsor Rd with a girl, Mr. and Mrs. John West Kings Mills with a boy, and several other families in Franklin Trenton and Baltimore area communities, with additional out of town reference to Pauline Morningstar of Illinois Avenue Grandview Hospital Dayton.
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Robert Reedy
Windsor Rd
John West
Kings Mills
Charles Farris
Central Ave
Richard Pearson
Forest Ave
Franklin
Clarence Lonicker
William Howard
Mohawk St
Pauline Morningstar
Illinois Avenue
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Marriage Licenses in Hamilton and Nearby Areas
Multiple marriage licenses issued for couples in Hamilton Middletown Trenton Somerville and Toledo area. Leonard Wilson 20 apprentice machinist Middletown Rt 3 and Rita Bailey 18 bookkeeper 4211 Warren Rd. James E Bailey 21 and Dar lene Paul 18 of Hamilton. Donald Wood 25 Toledo and Margaret Smith 16 Hamilton. Gerald Huster Warman 19 and Shirley Ann Moore 21 both Hamilton. Wayne Burns 20 carpenter Trenton Rt 1 and Susan Craig Mee 22 office worker Somerville. Edward Nichols 34 and Ruth Davidson 35 both Hamilton. Charles F Reynolds 79 and Corinne B Smith 72 both Hamilton. Huey Higdon 18 produce clerk 1608 Grand Ave and Phyllis Caudill 21 sales clerk 3114 Atco.
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Leonard Wilson
Middletown Rt
Rita Bailey
Warren Rd
James E. Bailey
Darlene Paul
Hamilton
Donald Wood
Toledo
Margaret Smith
Gerald Huster Warman
Shirley Ann Moore
Wayne Burns
Carpenter
Trenton Rt
Susan Craig Mee
Somerville Edward Nichols
Ruth Davidson
Charles F Reynolds
Corinne B. Smith
Huey Higdon
Grand Ave
Phyllis Caudill
Atco Ave
Local residents listed in community notices
Rev Burton Murray of 18th James Robinson of Tytus Ave Mrs Mary Hickman of Leba non Mrs Harley Jones of Webster David Schultz son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Suultz of Yankee Rd Mrs Nora Baker of S Main Mrs Clinton Eckhardt of Oxford Ave Mrs Thomas Adams of Franklin Mrs Ruth Hillard of Franklin Mrs James Creager of Miamis burg B G Guinn of Burton Rd Mrs John Haddix of Ellen Dr Mrs Emma Holt of Baltimore Karen Angelini daughter of
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Burton Murray
18Th Ave
James Robinson
Tytus Ave
Mary Hickman
Leba
David Schultz
Arthur Suultz
Yankee Rd
Nora Baker
S. Main
Clinton Eckhardt
Oxford Ave
Thomas Adams
Frank
Goat scales 100 foot water tower at Kentucky campus
A goat from the University of Kentucky experimental farm was found atop a 100 foot water tower during a Halloween prank. Firefighters used a rope and pulley to hoist the animal down, but the method by which it was placed up high remains unknown.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky Experimental Farm
Lmountain
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Train Collision Suit
A federal jury in Cleveland dismissed the $500,000 damage suit on behalf of 11 year old George Fisher of Alliance against the Pennsylvania Railroad after failing to reach a verdict. The boy lost an arm and a leg when struck by a freight train at a crossing near his home.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Fisher
Alliance
Critical Lord Praises Queen As TV Star In Making
Lord Altrincham lauds Queen Elizabeth II as a potential television star after praising her Canada speech but criticizing a Washington speech. He argued spontaneity at Washington Airport would have improved the delivery and called the Washington Press Club remarks unconvincing.
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Critical Lord
Queen
London
Lord Altrincham
Elizabeth II
Canada
United States
Washington
Altrincham
Washington Press Club
Attending Football Game With Eisenhower At Army Colgate
President Eisenhower visits West Point to cheer Army against Colgate. He and about 30 1915 graduates donate a 14000 granite memorial fountain on parade grounds, then review cadets and dine with Mrs Eisenhower and classmates. Arrival came by plane in wet weather. first visit since 1955 reunion and address.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
West Point
N. Y
Eisenhower
U. S. Military Academy
Army
Colgate
Michie Stadium
Academy
Boiling Water Sets Off Bullet Hurts Boy in Newport
An 11 year old, Robert Gloden, near a stove at home in Newport, was cut by minor wounds to the stomach, leg and shoulder when a boiling pot and a .22 bullet caused an explosion. The incident followed a bullet rolling from a shelf into boiling water. The article also notes the Cloisters gift by the Rockefeller family to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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Newport
Robert Gloden
George Washington Bridge
New York City
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rockefeller
City to consider pilot farmer job at Workhouse
Columbus city council weighs creating a city job titled farmer with a monthly pay of 307 to 373 dollars. Smith L. Myers, superintendent of the Columbus Workhouse, asked for the new classification defined as planting cultivating harvesting crops, operating tractors and equipment, managing large truck gardens and produce canning, and keeping simple records.
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Columbus
Ohio
Smith L. Myers
Myers
Civil Service Commission
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