St Joseph Church to be torn down after final Cincinnati mass
In Cincinnati over 1,000 Catholics and Rev. Clement Busemeyer attended the final service at 112 year old St. Joseph Church before demolition for street widening. Parishioners dispersed to St Edward Church while plans for a new smaller church proceed. Demolition begins this week. organ, pews, murals, altar and cornerstone join relics saved for the new building.
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Cincinnati
Clement Busemeyer
St. Edward Church
St. Joseph Parish
James K. Polk
St. Joseph Church
Father Busemeyer
Wilhelm Lampreemt
Abraham and
Melchesideck
Jesus
Looks Great Mamie Is 64 Today Headline
Augusta Ga AP President Eisenhower looks great after five days of golf and sun. He plans a private birthday dinner for Mamie Eisenhower, marking her 4th birthday as First Lady. The president, in good humor, was greeted by his wife on arrival from Washington. Dr. Snyder notes he remains in fine physical condition despite past illnesses.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Georgia
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Pink
Augusta National Golf Club
Mamie Eisenhower
Legionnaires Attend Siamilton Veterans Day Observance
Representatives of American Legion Poe 218 attended a Veterans Day observance for Post Phil Luswig in Cleveland. Middletown attendees included Commander J B Strickland and Mrs Strickland, Edward Brelsford, Chef de Gare of the 40 etc, Mrs Bressford, Aunt Hobart Hopper, and a local executive committee member.
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American Legion
Poe
Phil Luswig
Cleveland
Ohio Department
Middletown
J. B Strickland
Strickland
Edward Brelsford
Bressford
Hobart Hopper
Dental Assistants Attend State and National Meetings
Mrs. Ellen M. Wells president of the Butler County Dental Assistants Association attends the state association meeting in Columbus through Wednesday. She will present a report on the national association meeting held last month in Los Angeles, which she attended as an Ohio delegate.
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Ellen M. Wells
Butler County Dental Assistants Association
Columbus
National Association
Los Angeles
Ohio
Legionnaire Is Shot On Ironton Street Corner
IRONTON Ohio AP police question four men in the wounding of James Hale 52 a Black Legionnaire on a street corner after a lessons breakfast witnesses say a passing car with four white men fired the shot Hale was struck in the chest and fell police report earlier a shot into a Black man's home and several similar incidents have occurred with no serious injuries
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Ironton, Ohio
Trontos
James Hale
Ironton
Hale
Strike on Networks Nearer as 16000 Actors Push Deadline
Representatives of a performers union and the four major networks resume talks in New York seeking a contract before Tuesday midnight. Performers in New York and Chicago authorized a strike if no deal by then. Los Angeles artists also authorized a strike. Contracts with ABC CBS NBC and Mutual expire at midnight Tuesday. About 16 000 union members are involved.
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New York
Chicago
National Board
Los Angeles
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mutual Radio Broadcasting System
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Union seeks big pay rise for film and TV commercial performers
A union demands a new formula for fees to performers in commercials known as wild spots. The plan would raise some fees by as much as 300 percent with a general goal of a 10 percent increase, higher rerun payments, and other benefits.
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Wnder
Club Adopts Slogan for Youth Week
The Middletown Optimist Club adopts Pa em on the back as its Youth Appreciation Week slogan. President George Bundick says letters have been sent to local individuals and civic groups seeking cooperation to highlight that teenagers are learning strong moral, mental and spiritual values. Tom Greene is general chairman of the program, which began locally in 1955 and became a national project the next year.
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George Bundick
Middletown
Optimist International
Tom Greene
Veteran with OSERS Dies in Cincinnati at 66
Leslie L Arnold, former manager and supervisor of the Ohio State Employment Service's employment division, died Sunday at Bethesda Hospital after a brief illness. He was 66 and had more than 40 years with the Employment Service, a Miami Valley settler descendant dating back to the 1790s.
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Cincinnati
Leslie L Arnold
Ohio State Employment Service
Bethesda Hospital
Arnold
Employment Service
Miami Valley
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