Barbara Hutton Weds Baron von Cramm Quietly in Versailles
Paris reports Barbara Hutton with former German tennis star Baron Gottfried von Cramm eloped into a quiet marriage at Versailles. The 42 year old heiress and 46 year old baron wed with two witnesses, after recent divorce from Porfirio Rubirosa. Von Cramm, Germany’s 1930s tennis star, never won Wimbledon singles.
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Paris
Barbara Hutton
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
von Cramm
Miss Hutton
Versailles
Chateau de Versailles
Porfirio Rubirosa
Germany
Disney Plans Full Scale Circus at Anaheim Park
Walt Disney, famed movie creator, will personally produce a six week Christmas celebration at Disneyland featuring a circus with wild animals trapeze acts and a red and white striped tent. The event opens November 24 at the California park.
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Disneyland
Disney
Legion flag brackets and city lighting plan approved
The council approved an American Legion request to install flag brackets on downtown light poles. It also asked Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. for a map showing current street lights and proposed lighting for newly annexed areas.
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American Legion
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Brownie Troop 163 Celebrates First Birthday
Twenty two members of Brownie Troop 163 marked the end of their first year with a party at Sherman School. Troop leaders Mrs. Wendell Truitt and Mrs. Fred Cummings distributed membership cards and one year pendants as committee chairmen were elected in a preceding business session.
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Sherman School
Wendell Truitt
Fred Cummings
John Randall
Lawrence Booker
Winfield Scearse
Tavern Operator Assaulted In Middletown Incident
Bethany tavern operator Virgil Hackney age 31 of Middletown Rt 2 was treated for head lacerations after a customer he ordered out of Cari To’s Tavern struck him with a beer bottle. Hackney said he did not name the assailant and was taken to Mercy Hospital where he refused further treatment.
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Bethany
Virgil Hackney
Middletown Rt. 2
Carito’s Tavern
Elmer Grabel
Hackney
Mercy Hospital
U.S. Drivers Average Miles Driven Per Year
The typical U.S. motor vehicle covers about 9,200 miles annually while the average driver logs around 7,800 miles each year. This contrast highlights varying usage patterns among American motorists.
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U. S
Off Year Elections Draw Voter Attention Nationwide
Governors races in Kentucky and Philadelphia attract focus as Democrats aim to hold power while a Kentucky constitutional measure would lower the voting age to 18. In Philadelphia, Democrat Richardson Dilworth opposes Republican W Thacher Longstreth in a liberal mayoral contest.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Ohio
Ford
General Motors
Michigan
Detroit
John D. Dingell
Virginia
New Jersey
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
City
Wetherby
Chandler
Denney
Georgia
Humphrey Denies VP Bid While Backing Stevenson
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota says he is not running for the Democratic vice presidential nomination though he would accept if offered. He endorses Adlai Stevenson for the top spot and believes Stevenson leads the race with growing strength.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Worker Loses Thumb in Aeronca Die Mishap
Jack W. Cheh, 44, of Germantown Rt. 2, suffered a partial amputation of his left thumb yesterday in an industrial mishap at Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. He caught his thumb in a die and was treated at Middletown Hospital before being dismissed.
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Jack W. Cheh
Germantown Rt. 2
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Cheh
Middletown Hospital
Honest Candidate Pulls No Punches in Campaign Literature
Write-in mayoral hopeful Rod erick Payne from New Carlisle spreads blunt self descriptions in campaign literature. He notes 42 years of marriage, a few enemies, no lodge dues, enjoys cards and bingo, and dislikes taxes and politicians.
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Springfield
Ohio
Roderick Payne
New Carlisle
First U.S. President Broadcast Inaugural Address by Radio
Calvin Coolidge became the first U.S. president to deliver an inaugural address by radio. The 1920s broadcast marked a milestone in presidential communication and national accessibility to the presidency.
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Calvin Coolige
U.S
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American Legion Post 218
Veterans Day Committee
Robert Barnard
Arnold Boxwell
Mary Delp
Walter Pawelkowski
Lawrence Davis
Legion
Circus
Anaheim
Calif
Walt Disney
Alma Link
Charles Link
Middletown
Ama Link
Butler County
F. Walsh
Ampanis H. Stubsttorney
New Sunnyfield Builders
Franklin
William F. Hohmuth
Cincinnati
Sunnyfield
B. F. Sawyer Construction Co
O.E. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Fred B. Zartman
John Shotwell
Root Equipment Co
Ensworth
Dayton-Oxford Road
Twin Creek Bridge
Twin View Acres
Franklin Township
Franklin's
Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning Committee of Council
Utilities Committee
Brownie Troop
the Fabulous Thunderbird
Tytus
Ross Motors, Inc
Great TV
Ford Theatre
A. B. “Happy” Chandler
Edwin R. Denney
Lawrence
Mrs
Mary Adkins
Daily Advertiser
Mrs. Adkins
Gene Bailey
Gene the
Verity
Dial
Barton Sales Packard
Studebaker
Samuel Beaty
Trenton
O. Dial
Carr's Auto Sales
S. Verity
Ralph Debord
Crawford St
Guy Duff
Tom Duff
Lamberton Dial
Ellison Realty Real
Central Ave
Eyler’s Furniture & Appliances
Springboro, O
Fuller Brush Sales & Service
Hamilton
S. Helton Real Estate
Sheldon Rd
John Hoh
Miami Brick Construction
Barnitz Dial
Anthony Rowell
Yankee Dial
William Knorr
Curtis St. Dial
Victor Long Black
Hereford
College Corner
Middletown Collateral Loan Co
Castell
Powers Auto Sales
N. Verity
LEE Price
Fleming
Chet Rhea
Bradley Robinson
Vannest St
James Rossman
Franklin, O. Dial
Cecil Runyan
N. Main St
Paul Sebald
7Th Ave
G. A. Sheard Auctioneer
S. Main St
Twin Valley Hatcheries
Alexandria
United Wrecking Building Materials
Harold Vaughn
Henry Vogelsang
Maple Park Furniture Store
Ohio Dial
Dick Wynn
Sheffield
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