Senator Taft Answers Students In Midwestern Q and A
Ohio's senior senator faced 64 questions from about 1 200 students at Middletown High School in a lively session. Taft defended some civil rights proposals, warned against deficit spending, and said he had no clear answer on Eisenhower's 1952 bid. He urged youth to engage in government and study current history and local affairs.
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Food Bank Gets Little Support
Washington reports U S response to a World Food Bank proposal remains cool despite sponsor actions to trim its size. Delegates note objections include funding most of a potential 1 billion dollar fund and doubt Congress will approve the money amid other priorities.
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Airplane birth in Stornoway shocks Outer Hebrides
A baby born last night aboard an airplane carrying its mother to a hospital near Stornoway becomes the third Atlantic birth in 35 days. The mother Mrs Margaret MacLellan from South Uist, with four other children, and the newborn were landed at a hospital and reported quite comfortable.
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Blythe Williams Legion Meetings And SPEBSQSA Event
City briefs note a Wednesday weekly meeting of the House Committee and Executive Board of Blythe Williams Post 231 The American Legion at 730 p m at the hall SPEBSQSA convenes at 630 p m at the Legion Legionnaires of Middletown Post 218 hold a 630 p m stay at the American Legion Home
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Suits Filed Against Estate Settlements Reported
Suits for more than 50000 against the estate of Charlies L Seven Mile arising from a November 9, 1946 auto crash on State Route 127 north of Hamilton were settled. Clyde H Campbell estate received about 20. Billie Bert Maupin estate got 1750. Robert Lee Couch estate about 1700. Benjamin Fox claimed 1500 for auto damages.
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Hamilton
Oscar A.ser
Billie Bert Maupin
Cora Maupin Edwards
Robert Lee Couch
Clarence Couch
Benjamin Fox
Cold Cure Found in Drug Neohetramine Anahist
Two researchers report successful cure and prevention of colds using Neohetramine, sold as Anahist without prescription. They note 100 percent cure only if administered within 48 hours of cold onset. no benefit in full-blown colds.
Thief "Arrests" Two, Gets $5,000
A man wearing a badge entered a crowded Klamath Falls billiard hall and announced arrest of two employees. He seized the pool hall strong box with $5,000, escorted Bob Alexander and Grover Ward to the county courthouse, then disappeared with the loot after being traced to the airport. District Attorney Dayt E. Van Vacter reported the incident.
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Grover Ward
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Taft Warns Against Socialistic Programs Across Nation
Senator Robert A. Taft told about 700 Middleton residents at the Manchester Hotel that the nation faces a choice between liberty and a police state under a growing social policy. He argued federal mandates threaten free enterprise and constitutional liberties, citing Britain as a failed model and urging Americans to resist central government control.
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Rotary Club noon meeting welcomes service clubs guests
Taft was introduced by Rose H. Snyder Rotary program chairman during a noon meeting of the Rotary Club which invited all service clubs and other guests.
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Denfeld Ouster Not To Be Probed By House Panel
Washington AP reports Chairman Vinson says the House Armed Services Committee will not investigate or hold further hearings into Admiral Louis E. Denfeld's removal as chief of Naval Operations. The move follows policy disputes among military services and press scrutiny of defense leadership.
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Marine Ace To Take Political Flier In South Dakota
Sioux Falls AP reports Major Joe Foss famed WWII Marine pilot plans a bid for the South Dakota governorship. Foss, known for his wartime flying, aims to switch careers into state politics and seek the top office.
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Notice of Executrix Appointment in Rimer Rickies Estate
Notice announces Laura Mae Sickles of 1 Vanderveer St Middletown Ohio appointed Executrix of the Estate of R Sickles deceased. Creditors must file claims within four weeks. The notice dates November 18 with local postings November 23 30 and December 7.
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Dorothy J. Jones
B. L. Lovely
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Harold Jones
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Middletown
Mayfield Subdivision
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Rimer Rickies
Laura Mae Sickles
Vanderveer St
R. Sickles
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