Missing insurance man Maurice Maines found alive in Tennessee
Maurice Maines, a Middletown insurance man missing since last weekend, turned up in Nashville, Tennessee. He reportedly applied for a $200 loan there, was refused, and gave his home address as 113 Moore Street while claiming vacation from Prudent ial Insurance Co. He had previously pledged a Cincinnati location for his car, prompting police to search the Ohio River area. Detectives said there is no homicide indication and a missing persons report may be filed, with his wife Edith urged to consider desertion charges if he does not return. Maines leaves behind six children.
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Maurice Maines
Nashville
Tenn
Middletown
Maines
Moore St
Prudential Insurance Co
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Fourth St
Motorist Is Charged In Hit-Skip
A hit-skip driver, Larry A Chambers age 23 of 2306 Christe Ave, turned up at police to report the crash and was cited for fleeing the scene. He was released on 900 bond for a court appearance later this week after his car sideswiped a parked auto on Highland Street causing about 850 damage to Virginia Morningstar's vehicle at 1901 Highland. The accident was reported by neighbors who saw the car speed away. Chambers was arrested when he appeared and charged. Two other accidents occurred on city parking lots involving several drivers, with minor damage to all four cars. Gold in North Dakota's key mineral resource section follows.
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Larry A. Chambers
Christe Ave
Highland Street
Virginia Morningstar
Highland
Chambers
Johnson Promises a New Energy Burst in U S Britain Ties
Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson pledged Prime Minister Harold Macmillan a new burst of energy when the Kennedy administration begins. Johnson outlined a policy program built on American British partnership to strengthen economies and Western security, aiming to pressure Communists and influence uncommitted regions. He travels to Washington after meeting Macmillan and Charles de Gaulle in Paris.
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London
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
White House
Texas
Macmillan
John F. Kennedy
United States
Western Alliance
Johnson
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Van Hurt In Mason Crash Dies
Adam S Yoak um 90 Elie Ash died yesterday at Mercy Hospital from injuries after a Thanksgiving Day crash on U S 42 at Mason in Warren County A head injury and a broken leg felled him The driver Lydia Yoak um his wife was in critical condition at the hospital Mason police investigated the crash
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Hamilton
Adam S
Yoakum
Elie Ash
Mercy Hospital
Warren County
U. S. 42
Mason
Lydia
Real Estate Transfers In Middletown and Surrounding Areas
Real estate transfers listed include WEEDS CCC and St. Louis RR Co to City of Middletown for 29 lots at 220 dollars. Albert Rubin to Forrest ag et al for lot 12884 at 30.30. E. Lewis Bidks Inc to Ar lie Vaughn et al for lot 12851 at 28.60. Arthur Huffman to Earl Lars Son et al for part of lot 9771. Ottis Trammell to Edna Trammell for parts of lots 3079-80. Shamrock Homes Inc to William Gentry et al in Dalewood lot 160 at 14.85. James Dart et al to Dart Brothers Co for Skyview Acres lot 1 with no tax. Fred Hawks to Ron Davis et al for Country Acres lot 58 at 19.80. Joseph Stein to Dorothy Stein for Mayfield lot 286 with no tax. Kenneth White et al to Shamrock Homes Inc for Orchard Acres lots 17-27 at 4.40. Robert Hassett et al to Theodore Rottingham et al for Hy Crest Acres lot 28 at 24.75. Floyd Lowe et al to Charles Roberson for Williamadale lot 68 and part of lot 69 at 2.20. Henry Satterfield et al to Alexander Watson et al for Williamsdale South parcel lot 37 and 38.
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CCC and
St. Louis RR Co
City of Middletown
Albert Rubin
Forrestag Et al
E. Lewis Bidks, Inc
Arlie Vaughn
Shamrock Homes Inc
William Gentry
Dalewood
James Dart
Dart Brothers Co
Skyview Acres
Fred Hawks
Ron Davis
Country Acres
Joseph Stein
Dorothy Stein
Mayfield
Kenneth White
Orchard Acres
Robert Hassett
Theodore Rottingham
Hy Crest Acres
Floyd Lowe
Charles Roberson
Henry Satterfield
Alexander Watson
Williamsdale
Deaths And Funerals For Welshofer And Lane
Two obituary notices detail the deaths of Mary Anne Welshofer 37 of 3004 Sherman Ave and Mrs Lane of Franklin. Welshofer daughter of Hugh W. Wright and wife of Lewis leaves son Lee Allan, parents in Middletown, siblings, and church and sorority affiliations. Lane, Franklin resident, leaves Rex husband and four siblings. Services set for Tuesday at Church of the Ascension and Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodside and Woodhill Cemeteries.
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Mary Anne Welshofer
Sherman Ave
Welshofer
Hugh W. Wright
Armco Steel Corps
Middletown
St. Anne's Guild
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Lewis
Lee Allan Welshofer
Wright
H. Maxwell Wright
Cleveland
Katherine Garringer
Los Angeles
Calif
Church of the Ascension
Sidney C. McCammon
Wilson Memorial Home
Woodside Cemetery
Lane
Franklin
Rex
Thomas
Steven
Nettie Davis
Rowena Hall
West Middletown
Gladys Kellis
Jean Garrett
Margaret Masters
Miamisburg
Kenneth Davis
Youngstown
Eaton Funeral Home
Robert Baker
Congregational Christian Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Constance Lane Dies in Suspected Self-Inflicted Wound
Mrs. Constance Lane, 40, of 4204 Routt Lane Franklin, died at Middletown Hospital at 3 p.m. yesterday. The death is under investigation by Butler County coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone who said the bullet wound in the abdomen is believed self-inflicted and a ruling has not yet been made.
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Constance Lane
Routt Lane
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Boone
Lane
Avco chair Victor Emanuel dies at 62 in New York area
Victor Emanuel 62 longtime Avco Manufacturing board chairman and director at Republic Steel and Crosley Broadcasting died at his home. A World War II Aircraft Production Council director and former Hoover Report adviser, he was Cornell University trustee and Naval World War I veteran. Private services at Kensico Cemetery. Survived by widow Dorothy Woodruff, two sons, a brother and three grandsons.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Victor Emanuel
Avco Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp
Crosley Broadcasting Co
Aircraft Production Council
Cornell University
Dayton
Ohio
Kensico Cemetery
Valhalla
Westchester County
Dorothy Woodruff
Albert 2Nd
Philadelphia
Barton
New Market
England
Ellard J
Police Briefs Theft and arrest report in city
Theft reports include a whitewall ure from Mrs. Guy Minze at 1825 Woodlawn Ave and opera glasses with a 38 caliber revolver from Leon Campbell at 509 Yankee Road. Police arrested George Jones, 25, of 443 Yankee Road on intoxication and carrying a concealed weapon after officers found a loaded revolver in his right front pocket.
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Guy Minze
Woodlawn Ave
Leon Campbell
Yankee Road
George Jones
Youths Seize Carts In Alley By Interstate Securities Co
A group of youths were apprehended yesterday while attempting to tear up grocery carts at an alley beside Interstate Securities Co located at 1205 Vail Ave. Police reported the incident and detained the youths for questioning.
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Interstate Securities Co
Vail Ave
Soviet Submarine Research Aims At Herring Catch
The Soviet Union sent Severyanka to Atlantic herring grounds north of the Faroe Islands to study herring habits and catch potential. An automatic camera will record behavior while deep water illumination system aids navigation during a 4,000 mile, 20 to 25 day mission in the Norwegian Sea northwest of Norway.
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London
Soviet Union
Tass
Severyanka
Atlantic
Faroe Islands
Britain
Norwegian Sea
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Norway
Philadelphia mint produces half billion coins yearly
A report notes the Philadelphia mint churns out about five hundred million coins each year while a fathom measures six feet in depth, establishing common production scale and a depth unit.
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Philadelphia Mint
Scanner believed in Ohio River heist probe widens
The Avco infrared scanner stolen from engineer Donald Lee Haas’s car on Oct 27 prompted FBI agents police and a Dayton skindiving team to search a section of the Ohio River in Cincinnati on Saturday. The device described as ultra sensitive could image a person by body heat.
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Cincinnati
Air Force
FBI
Dayton
Ohio
Avco Corp
Donald Lee Haas
Avco
Device theft ties to Air Force prototype at Wright-Patterson
Ed Mason of the Cincinnati FBI said the 25 pound device, owned by the Air Force, was demonstrated by Haas at Wright Patterson Air Force Base before it was stolen. It was later dumped into the river near Newport waterworks pumping station at Ft Thomas, Kentucky, after being modified in Haas's car amid rain-slick streets. Avco announced the device on Nov 16 claiming it detects jets and missiles at several miles. Moscon said informants told the FBI of the dumping near the Ohio river area.
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Ed Mason
Cincinnati
FBI
Air Force
Haas
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Avco
Moscon
Newport Waterworks
Ft. Thomas
Franklin Youth Hurt In 25 Crash
A Franklin youth, John Swartz, 16, suffered knee, arm, and shoulder abrasions when a car he rode in spun out on old U S 25 and overturned multiple times. Driver Lester Jeff, 16, of the same address, was cited for reckless operation after the vehicle left the road and flipped. Swartz was treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Franklin
U. S
John Swartz
S. Dixie Highway
Middletown Hospital
Lester Jeff
Swartz
Canadian Rail Strike Still On Averted Yet Not Postponed
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced progress in emergency talks with railway officials and unions aimed at averting a nationwide strike planned for next Saturday. He urged unions to postpone the deadline to May 16.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Nixon Attends Army Navy Game in Philadelphia
Vice President Richard M. Nixon flew to Philadelphia to attend the Army Navy game. He traveled on a special train with Attorney General William P. Rogers and press secretary Herbert G. Klein, who said Nixon made the decision this morning.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Philadelphia
Atty
William P. Rogers
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Klein
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