Republicans Score Sweep in Butler County Victory
The Republican Party achieved a sweeping victory in Butler County on Tuesday, seizing local offices and delivering a county majority for Senator Robert A. Taft for the first time. McCandless won the state senate seat over Wilmer, while Auditor R. H. Smith won reelection by a large margin. VanGorden and Hurst joined the county board, with Augspurger and Reiff remaining.
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GOP
Taft
Republican Party
Butler County
Robert A. Taft
Vwaineone
Conrad C. Stroh
Board of County Commissioners
Stroh
Ben S. VanGorden
Liberty Township
van Gorden
Gordon Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
VanGorden
Charles W. Hurst
Middletown
Richard Koehler
Hamilton
Frank J. Lausche
Don H. Ebright
Lausche
Wilmer Bowl In Close Rage In Ohio Senate Return
George C. McCandless a Republican from Hamilton won the Ohio Senate seat by a 3683 vote margin over incumbent Richard A. Wilmer of Middletown. McCandless previously served in the Senate after winning in 1944 and losing in 1948. Unofficial totals cover four counties in the Second fourth district.
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George C. McCandless
State Senate
Richard A. Wilmer
McCandless
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Brown
Hamilton
Wilmer
Middletown
Ohio Senate
Senate
Breen Repeats Wide Victory in Butler and Montgomery Counties
Democrat Edward Breen wins reelection in Ohio's Third District by a large margin totaling 92,231 to 78,261 across Butler Montgomery and Preble counties. Schenck carries Preble but loses Butler and Montgomery where Breen achieves his biggest Democratic margin. Breen, resident of Dayton, defeats Republican Paul Schenck in a tight county-by-county contest.
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Butler
Montgomery
Edward Breen
Ohio
Butler County
Paul ¥. Schenck
Dayton
Schenck
Preble County
Preble
Secese
Wee Pie
Two Democrats Win Majority In Butler County Race
Butler County returns show two Democratic winners with majorities. Incumbent George D. Nye led lieutenant governor by 433, while Edward Breen beat Paul F. Schenck by 905 for the Third Ohio District congressional seat. County totals show 47,403 votes cast from 61,520 registered. turnout 75.6 percent. In Hamilton and Middletown, registered voters exceed those voting though specific tallies are incomplete.
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Middletown
Butler County
Edward Breen
George McCandless
James R. Sexton
Ben S. van Gorden
Charles Hurst
R. H. Smith
George D. Nye
Paul F. Schenck
Congress
Ohio
Butler
Montgomery
Preble
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
Births in Franklin Area Names and Addresses Listed
Vital statistics record multiple births with parental names and home addresses. The list includes DeWayne Edwards and spouse with a daughter at 725 Tibball Street. Charles Rigg with a son at 1314 Reynolds Street. James Cooper with a daughter at 317 Vanderveer Street. Neff Johns with a daughter at 721 Elsmere Street. George Leis with a daughter at 3012 Mohawk Street. Thomas Davis with a son on Franklin Route 1. Gilbert Didlick with a daughter at 813 9th Avenue. Floyd Tipton with a daughter at 1516 Taylor Avenue. Hayden Woolum with a son at 1819 Fleming Road. Rutherford Hayes with a daughter at 902 Catalpa Drive.
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DeWayne Edwards
Tibball St
Franklin
Charles Rigg
Reynolds St
James Cooper
Vanderveer St
Neff Johns
Elsmere St
George Leis
Mohawk St
Thomas Davis
Franklin Route 1
Gilbert Didlick
9Th Ave
Floyd Tipton
Taylor Ave
Hayden Woolum
Fleming Rd
Rutherford Hayes
Catalpa Dr
Medical and surgical patients listed at local hospital
A hospital list records numerous patients treated by various doctors. Names include Mrs John Hagen Jr, Steve Lazaron, Mrs Russell Wilson, Robert Wilch Jr, Billy Grigg, Mrs Robert Edwards, Miss Louis Sixt, Mrs Edward Cress, Mrs Frank Nemekc, Mrs Steve Wills, Mrs Millard Rasner, Willie Deaton, Mrs Charles Lanson, Melody Joslin, Glenn Dougherty, Mrs John Madassari, Edward Williams, Miss Helen Hon, Jimmie Lee Brashears, Carol Sue Hall, James Greene, Wayne Campbell, Larry Dean Heck, Mrs Willie Long, Mrs William Manns Jr, Mrs Estel Roman, Mrs Schrader, Mrs Robert Smith, Billy Williams. The entries cover medical and surgical cases with varied addresses and locales.
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John Hagen
Sunset Place
Steve Lazaron
Grand Ave
Russell Wilson
Gratis
Robert Wilch, Jr
Robert Wilch
Billy Grigg
Wesley Grigg
Fleming
Robert Edwards
Trenton
Louis Sixt
Queen St
Edward Cress
Lewis St
Frank Nemekc
Elwood St
Steve Wills
West Middletown
Millard Rasner
Willie Deaton
Yankee Rd
Charles Lanson
Excello
Melody Joslin
Raymond
Oneka St
Glenn Dougherty
Superior Ave
John Madassari
Young St
Edward Williams
Hamilton
Helen Hon
Baltimore St
John Bors
Red Bug Drive
Jimmie Lee Brashears
Jess Brashears
Franklin
Carol Sue Hall
Draft Board To Induct 38 In December
Middletown Local Draft Board Number 10 reports its first December induction order. Chairman Wylie Mitchell says 38 men must be inducted on December 8, the sixth such call since Korea began. A prior November call will fill 36 men on the 21st, with 43 men scheduled for preinduction exams.
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Middletown
Wylie Mitchell
Funeral services for Warren Barry conducted in Mi am isburg
Warren Barry of 212 East Fourth Street was found dead in his car yesterday in Franklin. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Brough Funeral Home in Miamisburg, Ohio, with burial in Hillgrove Cemetery. Survivors include Betty his widow, his parents Mr and John Barry of Miamisburg, a son Warren Lee a daughter Sharon two brothers Eugene of Youngstown and John Jr of Miamisburg and a sister Mrs Margaret Bevinger of Chautauqua.
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Franklin
Warren Barry
East Fourth St
Brough
Miamisburg
Elmer G. Gregg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Hillgrove Cemetery
Betty
John Barry
Warren Lee
Sharon
Eugene
Youngstown
John, Jr
Iamisburg
Margaret Bevinger
Chautauqua
Blackmore Tops Police Chief Exam in Middletown
Joseph Blackmore, Middletown resident since 1929, scored highest in a 170 question civil service exam for police chief. Four officers competed including Newkirk Bauer and Fitzgerald. City Commission to review ratings tonight before possible appointment. the post pays 4740 yearly. Blackmore has been detective since 1949 after rising through ranks from patrolman in 1936.
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Joseph Blackmore
Middletown
Merlin Schrock
Middletown Civil Service Commission
Schrock
Blackmore
H. W. Starick
City Commission
Civil Service Commisson
Lice
Civil Service
Thomas Carmody
Joseph Newkirk
Ralph Bauer
John Fitzgerald
Lebanon High School
Westboro
Clinton County
Dorothy Jean
Elwood St
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 36
Main Connection To Cut Water Service Tomorrow
East Middletown residents will be waterless for six hours as workers cut in a new 16 inch main at Manchester Ave and Doty St. The connection starts at 7 a.m. and should finish within six hours. Affected areas include Manchester Ave between Doty and McKinley Sts and several blocks on Central and Monroe Avenues and Sutphin, Harrison, Monroe, and Sutphin Streets.
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Middletown
Manchester Ave
Doty St
William H. Shawhan
Shawhan
Doty
McKinley Sts
Central Ave
Sutphin
Monroe Sts
Monroe, Harrison and
Sutphin Sts
Manchester
Central Aves
Canine Bites Stir Election Day Spirit in Middletown
Police report two dog bite incidents during election day in Middletown. James Wells, 74, was bitten on the calf by Alvin Miller's dog at 1104 Elwood St. A four-year-old child, Dale Craft, was bitten under the right eye by Roy Greathouse's dog at 822 Tenth Ave. Both owners were ordered to confine their dogs for 14 days.
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Middletown
Acheson Refuses to Quit Amid Political Pressure
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Acheson, under Republican scrutiny after election results, said he has no intention of resigning. He attributed gains in Congress to not affect foreign policy and denied knowledge of Taft’s secrecy remark. Acheson noted US stamps number about 47 varieties in 15 shades.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Harold Stassen
Acheson
House
Senate
Taft
Ohio
United States
GOP Chairman Hails Victory and Unity
Republican National Chairman Guy G. Gabrielson praised yesterday's election results as a great start toward building the party into an effective political organization. He said voters opposed appeasement of Communism and socialism in a free America, urging Republicans and independents to close ranks to resist the common foe.
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Washington
Guy G. Gabrielson
Connecticut
California
Free
America
National Committee
Missing plane found in hills near Butte Montana
Butte Police Chief Bart J Riley reported a helicopter circling the wreckage of a Northwest Airlines plane missing with 22 aboard in the mountains east of Butte. The wreckage lay over Nine Mile Canyon near the Continental Divide by Homestake with no sign of life visible.
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Butte
Mont
Bart J. Riley
Northwest Airlines
Here
Riley
Continental Divide
Homestake
Lawrence Improves After Collapse At Middletown Hospital
Herman H. Lawrence prominent teacher and church leader was in good condition at Middletown Hospital today after collapsing on Sunday and striking his head. Hospital attendants said the injury was not serious.
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Lawrence
Herman H. Lawrence
Middletown
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Oscar F. Hughes
House of Representatives
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Ebright
Martin A. Coyle
Ferguson
Wilmer Butler
Pacoeboees
Breen
Ben van Gorden
Crawford
Ellis Hall
Waneta
James Greene
Charles
Wayne Campbell
Greene
Trinity PI
Larry Dean Heck
Christianburg
Willie Long
Garfield J
William Manns, Jr
Winton St
Estel Roman
Phillip .Schrader
Robert Smith
Billy Williams
GEM City
Hails Victory
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