Safety Meeting Panel Draws Middleton Residents
Middleton residents join a panel for the Southwestern Ohio Traffic Conference Friday at the Manchester Hotel. About 500 attendees from eight counties are expected. Speakers include Paul Wilson safety director. City Manager Herbert W. Strick. William Joerger Ohio Department of Highways. F. W. Chew Journal circulation director. Ranny Daly Station WPFB manager. Ryan Hall general chair. L F Reinartz Armco. The program opens with Strick at 9 30 a m and a 10 a m panel discussion chaired by Hall. Luncheon at 12 30 p m and a general session at 2 p m chaired by Judge Otis R Hess.
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Ohio
Manchester
Paul Wilson
Ryan Hall
Hamilton
L. F. Reinartz
Armco
Herbert W. Starick
Middletown
William Joerger
Ohio Department of High
Man Critical From Injuries In Collision
Carl Stotts, 33, of 1179 Central Ave, was in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a 2:25 a.m. collision at Central and Kruger Aves. He suffered a skull fracture and a left leg fracture. Paul Rank, 40, of 904 S Fifth St, released after questioning, said he was northbound and the victim suddenly appeared in the street. Witness William R. Rooks, 29, of 1254 Parkamo Ave, supported Rank’s account. Rank’s and Rooks’s statements described the crash and injuries including Stotts’ condition.
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Hamilton
Carl _ Stotts
Central Ave
Mercy Hospital
Central
Kruger Aves
Stotts
Paul J. Rank
S. Fifth St
Rank
William R. Rooks
Parkamo Ave
Rooks
Jeff
Turner Barker
Route 60
Main St
Victory Dr
Baker
Marian Wells
Roland Moore
Warwick Ave
Well
Sheriff's Office
Postal routes announced for Ohio towns in December
The Post Office announced two new highway routes in Ohio to start in December due to the discontinuance of railway services. The Columbus Gallipolis route begins December 1 and the Cincinnati Portsmouth route begins in December.
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Washington
Columbus
Gallipolis
Coyn
Portsmouth
Delegates Of Seven Counties To Attend Lebanon Conference
The 17th annual stockholders meeting of the Production Credit Association will be attended by representatives from seven southwestern Ohio counties at the Town Hall in Lebanon on Tuesday November 14 at 730 p.m. W J Dupuy secretary treasurer announced Dr W R Pyle Wilmington College lecturer world traveler will be guest speaker on Largess of the United States. His address will include observations from a five month world trip. Entertainment by Bill Buehl of Hamilton pantomime artist with TV exposure. Delegates attend from Brown Butler Clinton Hamilton Highland Clermont and Warren counties.
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Lebanon
Production Credit Association
Ohio
W. J. Dupuy
W. R. Pyle
Wilmington College
United States
Dupuy
Bill Buehl
Hamilton
Brown
Butler
Clinton
Highland
Clermont
Warren Counties
Radioactive Bikini Lagoon Fish Captures Self Portrait
A fish caught in Bikini lagoon after the atomic test emitted radiation so intense that it photographed itself on film when placed atop photographic material, illustrating extreme radioactivity in the area.
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Bikini Lagoon
Warren Dairy School Ends On Wednesday
The Warren County Dairy School closes with the fifth session at 8 p.m. in the courthouse auditorium. County Agent Berman Ross says a general quiz and review of all topics will be led by P. H. Ellsworth R. R. Starbuck and Carlton Christian from Ohio State University. Topics include marketing bacteriology test interpretations and managed milking. All sessions have drawn a capacity crowd and the program will be an annual affair.
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Lebanon
Warren County Dairy School
Berman Ross
P. H. Ellsworth
R. R. Starbuck
Carlton Christian
Ohio State University
Ross
Mayor Albert Feeney of Indianapolis Dies at 58
Albert G. Feeney died of a heart attack after delivering a speech at a Catholic breakfast in Indianapolis. The Democrat and former star Notre Dame football player under Knute Rockne was 58 and is credited as the father of the merit system in Indiana State Police under Governor Paul V. McNutt.
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Indianapolis
Albert G. Feeney
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Dayton Colonel Roger Parrott Dies in Washington
Col. Roger V. Sheffield Parrott 67 of Dayton D died Saturday at Walter Reed General Hospital after a brief illness. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism in the 1909 Philippines Moros campaign and led artillery intelligence at Supreme Allied Headquarters in Chaumont France during World War I.
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Dayton
Washington
Roger V. Sheffield Parrott
Walter Reed General Hospital
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Chaumont
France
Elephant Food Sparks Cultural Clash in Feasts
An article notes elephant meat is regarded as feast fare by African people while white observers find it tough to chew and lacking flavor, highlighting differing culinary values and tastes across cultures.
Navy chaplains urged as rearmament grows need
Rear Admiral Stanton W. Salisoury told the 41st biennial Union of American Hebrew Congregations assembly that expanded military programs will require large numbers of chaplains. He urged rabbis to serve in uniform to bring Jewish spiritual guidance to children in the armed forces and to help return service members to civilian life with moral resilience.
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Cleveland
Stanton W. Salisoury
Top U S Jockey Injured In Fall
AGUA CALIENTE Jockey Shoemaker, pursuing a record pace, was injured when his horse Mosaic reared and fell in the starting gate at Hipodrome de Tijuana. He was taken to a San Diego hospital for X rays of a possible broken left foot.
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Agua Caliente
Shoemaker
Hipodrome de
Tijuana
San Diego
Calif
G. E. Daniels
Mosaic
Fire destroys East Dayton church. services moved
A blaze gutted East Dayton Evangelical United Brethren Church yesterday. Pastor Dr Charles White estimated the loss at 180000 dollars. Acting Fire Chief Forrest B Lucas cited defective wiring as the probable cause. Sunday services were relocated to Wilbur Wright High School auditorium.
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Fire Guts Church
Dayton
East Dayton
Snail Reference Rule: It Is Used for This Creature
A note states that the mollusk should be referred to as it because the snail is male and female by turns, emphasizing neutral pronoun usage in describing the species.
Army policy on dependents in Japan and draft guidance
Army says no plans to allow dependents to go to Japan and will provide medical care only when its services are available, with no payment for other cases. The TN Adjutant General’s stance mirrors broader policy, leaving little room to exempt a son from active duty, while convincing a draft board of conscientious objection remains the key path for change.
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Nea
Japan
National Guard
Tennessee
State Adjutant General
Pentagon
U. S. Army
Draft Board
Korea
Middletown Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
City briefs list meetings for several organizations this week. Middletown Civic Symphony at 7:00 p.m. at Middletown High School. Moose Officers at 7:00 p.m. at the hall. American Legion Executive Committee at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion home. Fire and Casualty Underwriters at 5:30 p.m. at the Colony Restaurant. Longview Social Service League at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. Norman Trisler’s home 506 Fourteenth Ave. On Tuesday the Middletown Personnel Association will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester Hotel and Mayfield Fire Department at 7:30 p.m. at the fire house on Sheffield Street.
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American Legion
Legion
Middletown Association of Fire and Casualty
Colony Resturant
Longview Social Service League
Norman Trisler
Fourteenth Ave
Middletown Personnel Association
Manchester Hotel
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield St
Community group meetings fill North Middletown evening
Local clubs and organizations schedule evening sessions at various venues in Middletown including the North Middletown Fire House the Manchester Hotel and the Middletown Hospital. Groups include Rotary Civitan Eagles F Company 147th Infantry Sertoma Sportsmen's Club Holy Trinity PTA Dixie Heights Improvement League St Johns PTA VFW and Civic Chorus with times from 6 30 to 8 p.m.
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Rotary and
Civitan Clubs
Manchester Hotel
Middletown
Sertoma Club
Great Lakes iron ore traffic up from last year
The Lake Carriers Association reports Great Lakes ships carried 78,780,626 net tons of iron ore to November 1, vs 76,476,268 a year earlier and 84,220,665 in 1948. October totals reached 20,451,551 net tons of ore, coal and grain, with ore at 11,380,306 tons, the highest October since 1944.
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Cleveland
Lake Carriers Association Today
Great Lakes
Lakes
Jesse James Known Son of Minister with New Testament Pocket
The outlaw Jesse James was described as the son of a minister and was noted for always carrying a New Testament in his pocket.
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Jesse James
Monthly cheer-up service at Butler County Jail
The Butler County Jail held a monthly cheer-up service conducted yesterday by Mrs. Bertha Perkins with helpers Mr. and Mrs. Ted Amyx Mr. and Mrs. John Drexler the Rev and Mrs J B Rose Mrs Maude Fox and Mrs Allen Walters assisting.
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Butler County
Bertha Perkins
Ted Amyx
John Drexler
J. B. Rose
Maude Fox
Allen Walters
Former Resident Is Promoted To Lt Colonel Rank
John Frye, a former Middleto resident, has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Infantry at Fort Benning Georgia. He earlier earned the Silver Star for bravery in the European campaign and was wounded in action. Frye rejoined Armco after service, then became a regular army major, served in Hawaii and Washington, and recently graduated from Fort Leavenworth Staff and Command School before transfer to Fort Benning. He lived on Milton Road with his wife Mary and visited Middles Town last July.
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John Frye
Fort Benning
Frye
Armco East Works Processing Department
Armco
Hawaii
Washington
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Milton Rd
Mary
Middlestown
Advertisement for Excelsior Institute in Missouri
A dated line advertises contacting the Excelsior Institute at Dept 5611 Excelsior Springs Missouri to potentially save years of rent. It presents no further details and reads like a promotional notice.
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Excelsior Institute
Dept. Fixcelsior Springs
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
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