Kentucky Driver Dies in Head-On Crash on Route 42
Kentucky motorist Ernest Lee Shaeffer of Cromwell dies when his car collides head-on with a semitrailer on Route 42 near London Ohio while en route to visit relatives. The Highway Patrol suspects he dozed at the wheel. Shaeffer leaves a widow and a son.
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Kentucky
London
Ohio
Cromwell
U.S
Westerville
Columbus
Highway Patrol
Ernest Lee Shaeffer
Shaeffer
Rt. 1
Ernest
Playtex Long Line Bra Offer Delivers Low Prices
Americans can buy Playtex bras at cut rates with elastic midriff bands and nylon cups. The ad touts sizes from 34A to 44D, promotional prices around 5.95, and emphasizes durability and comfort while noting limited stock and a short time frame.
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America
Playtex
Murry
Middletown Area Is Hub In Expansion By CG&E
CG&E expands in Middletown as Zimmer outlines a $330 million past investment and $225 million planned in five years for gas and electric facilities. The project centers on a 108,000 kilowatt jet engine plant, shared generating units with Dayton Power & Light and Columbus & Southern Electric, and a push to cut costs through larger units and joint ownership.
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Cg&e
William H. Zimmer
The
Cincinnati Gas
Zimmer
Dayton Power & Light Co
Columbus & Southern Electric Co
Wall Street Journal
Business Week
Dan’s Review
New York Times
Markets of America
MADE
Transistor Outlasts Vacuum Tubes By Handling Heat
The transistor lasts longer than the vacuum tube due to its minimal heat generation. This energy efficiency reduces wear and enhances reliability in electronic devices.
Murder charge dropped in Vanatta case in Cleveland
Common Pleas Judge William McDermott dismissed murder charges against 36 year old Joan Vanatta in the death of her former partner Richard Richards. County Prosecutor John Corrigan said reevaluation shows no reasonable doubt exists at this time. Vanatta left the courtroom saying she felt fine as she walked free.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
William McDermott
Joan Vanatta
Vanatta
Richard §. Richards
John T. Corrigan
McDermott
Corrigan
First National Holiday Proclaimed by Wilson
In November the United States first named a holiday by President Woodrow Wilson. The 1919 observance established wreath laying speeches and parades as a tradition.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
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