DiSalle Urges Peace Effort at Veterans Day Rally
Governor Michael V. DiSalle warned at Middletown that the United States must strive to keep the peace through the United Nations or face destruction. He urged return to founding principles, freedom of religion and speech, and responsibility to spread freedom worldwide.
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DiSalle
United States
United Nations
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
American Legion Home
Woodside Cemetery
Legion Home
F E. B. Sickle
Walter F. Pawelkoski
Ohio Department of the Legion
Two Freed On Bond In Club Shooting Incident
Two employees of the 996 Club at 90 W Central Ave were arrested after a Tuesday fracas led to a shooting. William Morris, 34, of 7811 Myers Rd, charged with shooting with intent to kill, and Calvin Morris, 32, of 90 W Central, cited for assault and battery, released on a total $6,600 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Nov 39 in municipal court. Herbert Stephens, 32, of 2232 Wilbraham Rd, shot in the back and hospitalized, filed warrants. witnesses say William Morris fired the shot after Stephens aided his brother in a bar fight.
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996
W. Central Ave
William Morris
Myers Rd
Calvin Morris
W. Central
Herbert Stephens
Wilbraham Rd
Stephens
No Orders Any More Parents Negotiate With Children
Kent Middleswart, executive secretary of the Hamilton YMCA for 11 years, spoke at the Optimist Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel marking Youth Appreciation Week. He argued today’s teens resist dictation, urging parents to live the example and negotiate with their children to guide them toward responsible citizenship. He cited his observations that today’s youths are better educated and more capable, supporting the club’s claim that 95 percent...
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U Sers
Kent Middleswart
Optimist Club
Manchester Hotel
Middleswart
Hamilton
Middie Swart
Woman survives robbery attempt at Baltimore finance office
Carole Lugenbeel, 21, a clerk for a finance company in Baltimore, faced a teen robber Thursday who fled after she warned him. The following day a man who claimed to mimic the youth’s actions held a pistol but chose not to imitate the crime. Lugenbeel handed over a cash box containing about $150.
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Baltimore
Meat worth S00 taken from Thome meat worth S00 taken from Thome
Henderson reported $60 of meat stolen from a garage deep freezer behind 326 Curtis Street. His wife found the meat missing while vegetables remained. Police have one lead: the thief could not have been a vegetarian.
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Viree Henderson
Henderson
Curtis St
Heir To Fortune Plays Santa For Livelihood In England
Francis Charles Joseph Vane Tempest, 49, heir to Lord Londonderry, works as a Santa Claus in a Reading shop to earn money before inheriting family estates. The story notes the fortune's future transfer and his practical take on odd jobs.
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Reading
England
Francis Charles Joseph Vane- Tempest
Rocks Shatter Two Windows At Local Shop
Two plate glass windows were shattered and four new television sets damaged at Hall's TV Service on Yankee Road. Deputies reported the incident occurred early today. A late report noted thieves stole $22 in cash and an unknown amount of records from the home of Golden Clemons on Front Street in West Middletown.
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Hall
Yankee Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Golden Clemons
Front St
West Middletown
Police Briefs From Middletown Area Reported Incidents
Middletown Hospital attendants treated Marshall Lige for a left eye injury after he was struck by a man in the 1900 block of Sycamore Street. A car was stolen from Russell Cornelius at 2909 Oxford State Road while parked in the Raymond Bag lot. Neighbors foiled a break in at Middletown Wholesale Grocery, 1210 Girard Ave, where two locks were found broken on a west door. Arnold Caldwell reported a theft at 2101 Lowell St. with a gold pocket watch taken.
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Middletown Hospital
Marshall Lige
Lige
Sycamore Street
Russell Cornelius
Oxford
State Road
Middletown Wholesale Grocery
Girard Ave
Arnold Caldwell
Lowell St
Deaths And Funerals For George M Hancock
Private services for George M Hancock 45 of 31 S Marshall Road will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Paul Bergdall officiating Burial will be in Ferncliff Cemetery Springfield Friends may call Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Memorials may be made to a charity Mr Hancock died Thursday in Tampa Florida He and John Hover a partner in Hanover Real Estate Co were there on a business trip Autopsy results not yet complete.
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George M. Hancock
S. Marshall Road
McCoy - Leffler
Paul Bergdall
Ferncliff Cemetery
Springfield
Hancock
Tampa
Fila
John Hover
Hanover Real Estate Co
Services for Benjamin Frank lin Hallas
Services for Benjamin Frank lin Hallas aged 83 of 1205 Baltimore St set for 2 p m Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Howard Sears officiating Burial at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to dpm Mr Hallas died Thursday at Middletown Hospital
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Benjamin Franklin Hallas
Baltimore St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Hallas
Middletown Hospital
Obituary for Nellie May McGee of West Middletown
Nellie May McGee 73 of 5977 Beverly Lane West Middletown died at 2 25 am today at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since November 8 She was born in New Harmony and belonged to the Silver Link Council Daughters of America Her husband Alvie died in 1939 Surviving are two sons Jeff L of West Middletown Kenneth A of Cleveland a daughter Mildred Dimmick Oceanside Cal Alberta a sister Effie Keathan Indianapolis eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Nellie May McGee
Beverly Lane
West Middletown
Middletown Hospital
McGee
New Harmony
Silver Link Council
the Daughters of America
Alvie
Jeff L. l
Kenneth A
Cleveland
Mildred Dimmick
Oceanside
Calif
Effie Keathan
Indianapolis
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Estill K. Wells 52 Artville resident dies after illness
Estill K. Pete Wells 52 of Artville Ky died yesterday afternoon at West Liberty Ky hospital after two years illness. He was a farmer and World War II veteran. Survived by four sisters Mrs Ethel Wells Mrs Belva Downing Mrs Eva Spencer all of Middletown and Mrs Elva Murphy Wellington Ky. four brothers Arnold Doyal Marple all of Middletown and Dillard Wells of Mize Ky. Services set for 11 a.m.
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Estill K
Pete) Wells
Artville
West Liberty
Wells
Ethel Wells
Belva Downing
Eva Spencer
Middletown
Elva Murphy
Wellington
Arnold
Doyal
Marple
Dillard Wells
Mize
Funeral set for Oscar A Crawford Lebanon veteran
Services for 65 year old Oscar A Crawford will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Fairview Baptist Church Cincinnati with burial in Clarksville Cemetery. He died Thursday at Cincinnati VA Hospital. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving are wife Pearl two sons Wilbur of Lebanon and Herman of Cincinnati and six daughters Irene Cox Frieda Jackson Beulah Decker Ruby Jones Anna Branksick Inez Worley. Friends may call at Johnson Funeral Home tomorrow from noon to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Oscar A. Crawford
Fairview Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Clarksville Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Crawford
Cincinnati VA Hospital
Pearl
Wilbur
Herman
Irene Cox
Frieda Jackson
Blancheset
Beulah Decker
Corbin, Ky
Ruby Jones
Pleasant Plain
Anna Branksick
Inez Worley
Mrs May Beckett Millikin 92 at 311 S Secord St obituary
Mrs. May Beckett Millikin aged 92 of 311 South Secord Street died recently. Private services were arranged by Webb. Also listed is Miss Edith M. Wilson 91 of 337 Heaton Street with services Monday, processed by Webb.
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May Beckett Millikin
S. Secord St
Webb
Edith M. Wilson
Heaton St
Former Giants pitcher Causey dies at 68 in Florida
Cecil A. Causey aged 68 former major league pitcher died Friday in a Tampa hospital He broke in with the New York Giants in 1918 was part of the 1921 pennant winners and later pitched for the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Braves.
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Tampa
Fla
Cecil A
Red) Causey
Causey
New York Giants
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Oceanside
Long Island
Isadore Freed
Rochelle
Ill
Earl Chapin May
Ringling Brothers Circus
May
Chile
Sarnia
Ont
Lesie Bert Lindsay
Ted Lindsay
Truck wrecks fence on Streibee Road near county line
A small truck driven by Joseph E. Myers aged 40s or 50s, from 1905 Sheffield Street, lost control and tore up a fence on Streibee Road near the Butler Preble county line. The fence owner is Robert Horn of 7605 Streibee Road. Deputies report only slight property damage.
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Joseph E. Myers
Sheffield St
Streibee Road
Butler - Preble County
Robert Horn
Real Tough Guy With His Fists
A man described as a tough-fisted fellow attacked a car at Pleasant and Laurel avenues. He smashed the windshield of Daniel O'Brien's auto, 27 Red Bud Lane, then drove off. O'Brien reported the incident to police. estimated loss was eight dollars.
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Hamilton
Pleasant
Laurel Avenues
Daniel O'Brien
Red Bud Lane
O'Brien
Speeders On Rt 75 Faced Fines In Franklin
Franklin Municipal Judge J T Riley disposed of 13 speeding cases yesterday. Four Cincinnatians were fined 10 dollars and costs each for speeding. Several defendants forfeited amounts from 20 to 30 dollars. John Banks was cited for speeding on S Main Street and forfeited a 15 dollar bond. Robert Moore was fined 10 dollars for passing a stopped school bus.
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Franklin
J.T. Riley
Ireerstate
Raymond Newsome
Cincinnati
Glenn Banks
Deardoff Road
Walter Werner
S. Main Street
John Banks
Wilson Drive
Robert Moore
Excello
Thousands of Cuba pros to take loyalty oath tonight
Havana officials announced that thousands of Cuba's professional people will take a loyalty oath at a mass demonstration before Prime Minister Fidel Castro tonight. The regime has shown concern over many professionals, especially doctors, leaving for the United States and other countries.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Couple Die Within 35 Minutes Time
PROVIDENCE R I AP A couple who died within five minutes of each other will be buried together Monday Lionora Tassinari 70 died at her home Thursday Armarxio 72 husband ran for help and died before it arrived
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Providence
R. I
Lionora Tassinari
Armarxio
Recount Pending in Butler County Judge Race
A retabulation of Butler County vote totals completed yesterday shows Fiehrer ahead of Randolph by 107 votes for the Common Pleas judge seat being vacated by Judge P. P. Bolis. Officials expect final totals next Tuesday and may seek a precinct recount at $10 per site.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Frederick K. Randolph
Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Hamilton Democrat
Randolph
GOP
Randolph and Fiehrer
P. P. Boli
Dayton Woman Dies In Crash Near Lake Village
Mrs Cordie Compton 62 of Dayton Ohio was killed in a one car crash on U S 41 south of Lake Village Friday night. Two Chicago women 29 and 19 were injured and hospitalized. Driver Darcus Johnson blamed power steering trouble as the car veered off the road and overturned.
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Kentland
Ind
Cordie Compton
Dayton
Ohio
U.S
Lake Village
Chicago
Darcus C. Johnson
Grace Ellen Roberts
Ade Memorial Hospital
Brook
Miss Johnson
Driver Cited After Crash On Sutphin
A motorist ran a stop signal at Manchester Avenue and Sutphin Street, causing a two car crash. Frederick W. Engle, 17, was cited. his southbound car collided with David E. Beck, 20, a University of Dayton student, westbound on Manchester. Damages totaled 190 dollars.
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Manchester Avenue
Sutphin Street
Frederick W. Engle
Kunz Ave
David FE
Beck
14Th Ave
University of Dayton
Engle
Sutphin
Manchester
Courtroom Remodeling Shifts Sessions Here
Court sessions moved to the City Commission room on the first floor of the City Building due to renovations in the second floor courtroom. Judge J. T. Lamb said work started yesterday and will continue about a week and a half, with 9:30 a.m. starts.
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City Commission Room
J. T. Lamb
Court convicts driver after accident on Central Avenue
Leonard T. Craig 39 of West Middletown was found guilty of failure to report damage after fleeing an accident on West Central Avenue. He received a $50 fine. Ralph Crowe 34 of Walnut Street and Eleanor Crawford 25 of Baltimore Street got suspended six month sentences for assault and battery. Preliminary hearings for two Dayton residents on robbery charges were postponed to next Friday. defendants include Benny Harbour alias Benny Harper 27.
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Leonard T. Craig
West Middletown
Ralph Crowe
Walnut St
Eleanor Crawford
Baltimore St
Dayton
Benny Harbour
Benny Harper
Man’s 200 Accepted Ideas Bring Cash Award Total
Butler, Pa. AP report notes Richard J. Schontz of Armco Co since 1953 submitted 207 ideas. The firm accepted 200, each receiving a cash award. The amount Schontz earned remains undisclosed by him and Armco.
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King Features Syndicate Inc
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THOME
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Ezel
Herald & Stewart Funeral Home
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Estill
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Christ
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North Main St
Devoe Ae
Oswalts
Fidel
Manchester Ave
Fiehrer
Randolph - Fiehrer
Remington - Rand Univac
Joe Kay
19Th Ave
Bertha Ratliff
Trenton Franklin Road
Ratliff
Richard P. Back
Sherman Ave
Herbert H. Kirchner
Superior Ave
Kirchner
John R. Crow
Ellenridge Dr
Jewell Street
Crow
Jewell
Sylvia Clements
Sylvia Clemons
Mathew Harvey
Lincoln St
Blythe- Williams American Legion
Arnold Deaton
Smith Ave
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Schontz
Company
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Verity Pkwy
Robert Kontnier Mer
Bob Holida
Rome
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