Write-In Ban Appears Headed For Court Test
Charles Paullin claims 147 write-in votes for Trenton mayor while incumbent Harry Stretch has 127. Fred Ross to file petition seeking counting of Paullin votes, challenging Ohio law that bans write-ins. Case could test constitutionality against U S Constitution. West Elkton case pending with Burgess Back awaiting Paullin outcome.
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Charles Paullin
Trenton
Paullin
Harry Stretch
Fred Ross
Court of Common Pleas
Board of Elections
Ohio
Butler
Elections Board
Jackson Bosch
Martin Coyle
West Elkton
Burgess Back
Hamilton
West Elkton School Board
Back
Trenton Board of Public Affairs
Apartment Fire Damages Center Apartment
Fire at Engle's Corner over Pat's Supermarket damaged a living area in an apartment above the market. Monroe firefighters arrived at 12 10 p m and worked until 1 30 p m tearing up flooring to reach smoldering insulation. Damages totaled 1750 with 1000 to the building and 750 to furniture. Two adjacent upper apartments were unharmed. Market owner Harold Pattison commended the quick, effective defense against water and flame.
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Pat's
Engle’s Corner
Monroe
Earl Hiteshue
Norman Drury
Hiteshue
Harold H. Pattison
Voters Call For New election In Paullin Case
In Trenton residents urged a fresh vote if Paullin's ballots are ruled legal. Some claimed they had ignored a vote for the incumbent, assuming Stretcher faced no opposition. A resident proposed listing both names on the ballot and voting again.
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Trenton
Paullin
Stretcher
Milk production in U S hits about 115 billion pounds in 1952
The United States produced roughly 115 billion pounds of milk in 1952, reflecting a large scale dairy output across major regions and farms. Data indicates continued growth in dairy production efforts nationwide, driven by commercial herds and expanding processing capacity.
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United States
Care of wall to wall carpeting
To preserve the new appearance of carpeting spots should be removed as they appear. A foam cleaner called Fina Foam, which contains no naphtha or solvents and does not leave rings, helps maintain carpeting life and may be purchased at The Central Store.
Dayton Livestock Market Report Summary
Dayton market notes steady to weaker trends across cattle hogs and sheep. Hog prices show mixed 10 lower for barrows and gilts with various weights around 20.25 to 20.75 per cwt. Cattle trades: heavy calves 19.50-20.00, utility cows 10.00-11.50, bulls 11.00-13.00, vealers 22.00-32.00. Slaughter lambs 17.00-18.00 with prime at 20.00. ewes 2.00-5.00.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
USDA
Cincinnati Produce Prices and Poultry Rates
Cincinnati AP reports wholesale and consumer prices for eggs, butter, milk products, poultry, and potatoes. Eggs range from 42 to 58 cents per dozen depending on grade and size. poultry prices list fryers, hens, and roosters with several tonnage rates. live turkeys list young hens at 37-39 cents and toms at 30 cents.
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Hennery
Hionmory
DFOWR
Ereessranses
Cincinnati
U. S
Somerville Sets Plan to Join Oxford Hanover District
Oxford special report says Somerville plans to consolidate with the Oxford Hanover system. Milford Township board weighs joining Oxford Hanover or merging with Seven Mile Wayne and New Miami in a regional school consolidation.
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Oxford
Somerville
Oxford- Hanover
Milford Township
Oxford - Hanover
Seven Mile
Wayne
New Miami
Obituaries for Roy H. Brown and Sam McElfresh
Roy H. Brown 51 of 1406 Penfield St. died at Brown Hospital Dayton Veterans' Center. He served in World War II and leaves two brothers and a sister. Full military rites Monday at 1 p.m. with interment at Dayton center cemetery. Sam McElfresh 72 of 123 Mechanic St. died at home. Survived by wife Lavina two sons Carl and Charles a daughter Aileen Kron and stepson Donald Lindsey. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Vale Funeral Home Morrow with burial in Morrow Cemetery.
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Penfield St
Brown Hospital
Dayton Veterans’ Center
Morehead, Ky
Brown
Middletown
Charles P
Melvina Carey Brown
Clayton-Lambert Co
Army Engineers Corps
Jess Brown
Jim Brown
Morehead
Jack Tackett
Soldier's Cemetery
Dayton Center
Lebanon
Sam McElfresh
Donald Lindsey
Mechanic St
Lavina
Carl
Charles
Hamilton
Aileen Kron
Morrow
Vale Funerals
Morrow Cemetery
Infant Cunningham Dies at Middletown Hospital
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Cunningham of 2022 Grand Ave died at 4 05 a m at Middletown Hospital. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. J W Cunningham of Weirton and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs James Craft of Middletown. Graveside services at Woodside Cemetery at 1030 a m Saturday with Dr R C Caudill officiating. Riggs Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Arlie Cunningham
Aleta Craft
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
J. W. Cunningham
Weirton
W. Va
James Craft
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
R. C. Caudill
Riggs Funeral Home
Funeral services for John C. Van Scoyk
John C. Van Scoyk 80 retired Darke County farmer and father of Mrs. Ruth Wills Germantown will have funeral services at 2 p m Saturday at the Oliver Funeral Home Ansonia. Burial in Beamsville Cemetery. He died Wednesday at his home near Greenville after a four month illness. Survived by wife Minnie four daughters 10 grandchildren two great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Germantown
John C. van Scoyk
Darke County
Ruth Wills
Oliver Funeral Home
Ansonia
Beamsville
van Scoyk
Greenville
Minnie
Prisoners urge censoring mail during talks with Reds
General Thimayya said the Indian command pushed for censorship of all letters to POWs from the United States and other sources to stop what was seen as pro homecoming propaganda. He noted only 61 of 61 anti-Red POWs agreed to return home, with interviews moving slowly and a demand that the Reds process 500 prisoners daily or abandon those not cooperatively read.
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U. N. Command
India
United States
Richard Corden
Andre M. Condron
Kim Man Su
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
R. I
Thimayya
MRC
Red
Reds
Funeral services for Emma Getting held in town
Funeral services for Emma Getting 85 former resident of West Alexandria will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at Girton Funeral Home with the Rev Frank Kostyn of West Alexandria officiating Burial will be in Sugar Grove Cemetery at New Lexington Miss Getting died Wednesday at the Rust Rest Home where she had resided 15 years Her only survivors are two nieces and a nephew Friends may call at the funeral home after noon today
Riots Strain Trieste as City Sees General Strike
Riots drew about 10 000 people in Trieste, with Italian residents protesting yesterday’s shooting at St Anthony’s Church. Calm followed a tense night as British and American troops stayed on alert. Demonstrations spread to Rome and Milan with vandalism at the Anglo American Hotel as Italian papers faulted Gen Sir John Winterton’s firing order.
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Trieste
St. Anthony's Church
Italy
Rome
Milan
Sir John Winterton
Police Briefs Report Arrests and Auto Theft Claim
Claude Horn, 21, of 202 N Sutphin St was arrested at 2 05 p m yesterday at Ninth Avenue and Main Street on a charge of intoxication He also was charged with disorderly conduct in a warrant filed later by Chris Pallas Howard Taylor of 1712 Taylor Ave reported the theft of hubcaps and fender skirts valued at 35 from his car yesterday
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Claude Horn
Sutphin St
Ninth Avenue
Main Street
Horn
Chris Pallas
Howard Taylor
Taylor Ave
Bicycle theft at Strand Theater reported
Dennis Hensley of 30 S Broad St reported the theft of bicycle license 15-556 from the Strand Theater yesterday.
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Dennis Hensley
S. Broad St
Strand Theater
Prisoner Check Reveals Window Break at Men’s Jail
Police review of inmates after a reported window break spotted at 8 30 p m yesterday by Patrolman Ralph Trimble the jailer.
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Ralph Trimble
Trieste Riots Prompt National Crisis After Police Shooting
Rioters in Trieste provoke a national crisis as the territorial riot police, composed of Italians and Slavs, shoot amid unrest. British and American occupation troops guard hotels and public buildings but do not move to quell the rioters.
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Trieste
Speaking Honors To Cub Hubbub
The Toastmasters Club met in the Gardner Board conference room last night. Robert Sutton won honor as best Speaker for Cub Hubbub while Paul Arnold and Walker Carll tied as most improved. William Johnson presided as toast master and new member William Long was inducted. The next meeting is scheduled for Nov 12 at 7 15 p m.
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Robert Sutton
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Board
Paul Arnold
Walker Carll
William Johnson
Art Osborn
Robert McConaughy
John Brannon
Fred Rapp
James Martin
James Malcom
William Long
Man Loses Thumb In Farm Accident
Marvin Hazelwood aged 32 of Frankelin Route 1 was in good condition at Middletown Hospital after suffering an amputated right thumb in a corn picker accident on his farm yesterday. He was treated at 2 30 p.m. and admitted.
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Marvin Hazelwood
Frankelin Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
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