Bruening 77 Today Ex German Chancellor Quiet Man In Vermont
Norwich Vermont AP reports former German chancellor Heistrich Bruening, 77, lives in near seclusion in a cottage overlooking the Connecticut River. Once leader of the Catholic Center party and chancellor during 1930s, he fled Germany after Hitler’s rise and later taught at Harvard. Bruening spends his days writing memoirs and lecturing at Dartmouth.
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Connecticut
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Littauer
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Two Die At Corsican Victory Party Balcony Collapse
A balcony collapse at a third floor party in Bastia during a French election victory celebration for Radi cal Socialist candidate Jean Zaccarelli killed two and injured twenty. Zaccarelli was unharmed, but his son and daughter were among the injured.
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Corsica
Sun Gay
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Trucker dies of apparent heart attack near Columbus
Charles W. Young, 57, a Jeffersonville truck driver, collapsed while talking to a highway patrolman on Ohio 6465 south of Columbus. He died en route to Mercy Hospital after his truck was stopped for a faulty muffler.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles W. Young
Mercy Hospital
Young
Democratic Leader Mary Billingslea Dies in Ohio at 78
Mary B Billingslea, 78, longtime Democratic party activist and former state committeewoman for the Third Ohio Congressional District, died yesterday at Bonnie's Convalescent Home in Hamilton. She lived at 617 Millville Ave before moving last February. Services set for 11 am Wednesday at Zettler Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. There are no immediate survivors. Friends may visit the funeral home tomorrow after 4:30 pm.
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Hamilton
Mary B Billingslea
Bonnie
Millville Ave
Billingslea
Ohio
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Montgomery
Zettler Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral
Twirling Group Wins 4 Firsts in Baton Spectacular
Fred Millers Dayton Black Hawks secured four first places at Martins Ferry in the first annual baton spectacular sanctioned by the USTA. Junior groups the Satans Angels and other drum and baton corps also claimed top honors with local girls Terry Selby Linda Tewell among competitors.
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Fred Miller
Dayton Blackhawks
Martins Ferry
Satan Darlings
Satans Angels
USTA
Terry Selby
Linda Tewell
Sue Napier
Kathy Ofrei
Barbara Back
Shari Birch
Kathy O Friel
Local obituaries list services for several residents
Mrs. Nelle Beeler Helvey 84 of 143 E St services today Proegchel Joseph M. Bowman 59 of 437 Forest Ave services 11 a m tomorrow Mrs. Emma Morton 85 of 214 Charles St services 2 p m tomorrow Robert A. Swearingen 530 Tucson Ariz formerly Hamilton services 10 a m Wednesday Mrs. Violet Allen 65 of 37 Joe Ave New Miami services 2 p m tomorrow Mrs. Clara Smith Best of Kareema Tad facenacle Wes services 11 a m Thursday In Louisville Ky AP Jean E Anthony 48 110 P Miller 71 former Olympus Court president services 1 p m Wednesday American Bankers Association update
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Nelle Beeler Helvey
E St
Joseph M. Bowman
Forest Ave
Zettler
Emma Morton
Charles St
Robert A. Swearingen
Tucson
Ariz
Hamilton
Violet Allen
Joe Ave
New Miami
Campbell
Clara Smith Best
Kobema
Louisville
Jean E. Anthony
Miller
Olympus Court
American Bankers Association
Chillicothe
Churchill kin urges a daily hydrogen bomb on China
Julian Sandys grandson of Winston Churchill proposes dropping one H bomb daily on China until they withdraw from India. The 25 year old Conservative hopeful spoke at Petersfield as Beijing announced a cease fire, drawing shock from Brig P R Antrobus and others at the meeting. He said the plan would target a city each day and suggested Russians might thank such action.
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Julian Sandys
Winston Churchill
India
Sandys
Commonwealth Relations
Duncan Sanidys
Petersfield
Peking
P. R. Antrobus
Theim
Petersburg
Deaths and Funerals for Quentin Cox and Others
Quentin A. Cox 34 of 19 North Main Street died 11 25 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a two week heart condition. Surviving: two sons Quentin and Stephen, two daughters Marilyn Smith and Karen Cox, a brother James, four sisters Julia Van Arsdale Hes ter Mallory Anna Morton Helen Fitch. Services 2 p m tomorrow Eaton Funeral Home Franklin burial Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. BOSTON AP Henry R Sheldon 78 architect of college hospital designs died Saturday. DENVER AP Edwin Stebbins Kassler builder of Colorado financial empire died Sunday. director Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co since 1911. He was born in Denver.
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N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Quentin
Springboro
Stephen
Marilyn Smith
Dayton
Karen Cox
Hollywood
Fla
James
California
Julia van Arsdale
Hester Mallory
Franklin
Anna Morton
Helen Fitch
Middletown
Eaton Funeral Home
Gerstle Haggard
Woodhill
Funeral
Boston
Henry R. Shepley
Denver
Colo
Edwin Stebbins Kassler
Colorado
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Services for Everett J Turner Held in Nashville
Everett J Turner husband of the former Julia Jackson and Middletown resident before marriage died Friday at his Nashville home. Services and burial were held today in Nashville. Surviving are daughter Mrs Katie Mae Perry of Indianapolis and son Everett Jr of Nashville.
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Julia Jackson
Middletown
Nashville
Tonn
Katie Mae Perry
Indianapolis
Everett Jr
Warren County farmer Wilbur Hutt dies at 64
Wilbur M. Hutt of Ridgeville, 64, died Sunday night at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. A noted Warren County farmer, he chaired the county Soil Conservation Committee and the Clearcreek Township zoning council, belonged to the county jury commission, Ridgeville Community Church, and the Springboro Lions Club. He is survived by his wife Bertha, a daughter Mrs. Eugene Barnett of Lebanon, a son J W Hutt of Miami, Florida, his mother Mrs. Will Hutt of Lebanon, and three grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Oswald Memorial Home at 10:30 a.m., with Rev. Donald Shrover. Burial in Springboro cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday at the memorial home.
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Wilbur M. Hutt
Ridgeville
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Warren County
Clearcreek Township
Ridgejville
Springboro Lions Club
Bertha
Eugene ‘Barnett
Tennessee Mercer MASON dies at 94 in Maud
Mrs. Tennessee Mercer 94 of Maud died Saturday at her home. Survived by three daughters Blanchard Purchfield Ballanger and Nan nalee Ring and two sons Ralph and Herbert, all of Maud. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Guillimore Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Services Set for Terry Seviers Seven Funeral Friday
Ter ry Seviers seven killed in collision on Columbia Road between Kings Mills and Foster. The Warren County sheriff reports he ran into a car driven by 28 year old Waller Sturgill of Loveland who was not cited. Burial follows at Union Cemetery with services at Church of Christ. Friends may visit Tufts Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Terry Seviers
Church of Christ
Union Cemetery
Tufts Funeral Home
Delmas Seviers
Maineville Rt
Kenneth
Beverly
Lesa
Columbia Road
Kings Mills
Foster
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Waller Sturgill
Sturgill
First Americans Reach Summit of El Capitan in Yosemite
Ed Cooper a 24 year old Seattle climber led a three man ascent of the 3,000 foot southwest face of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Jim Baldwin 24 from Prince Rupert and a Canadian companion completed the climb after enduring rope burns and a 70 foot fall.
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Yosemite
el Capitan
Ed Cooper
Seattle
Wash
Jim Baldwin
Prince Rupert
B.C
Baldwin
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