Six Suffer Injuries In Highway Traffic
Six persons were injured in automobile accidents on highways near Middletown Friday. Cars driven by Richard Cramer and Artwood collided, injuring Bessie Russell. A separate crash on Route 25 at Hamilton Mason Rd involved William Jefferson and Frank Ledford. Ledford and his wife Betty were treated for back injuries. A third wreck on Route 25 at Yankee Rd left Gillespie and Faulds injured. Gillespie sustained a pelvis fracture and other injuries, and his wife Lela and Bertha Fauld were treated for facial and shoulder injuries.
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Middletown
Jensen
Richard Cramer
Hamilton
Artwood
Germantown
Bessie Russell
Hami & Passenger
Hamilton Mason Rd
William M. Jefferson
Miamisburg
Frank Ledford
Ledford
Betty
Judy Ries
Lebanon
Treament
Route
Yankee Rd
William J. Gillespie
Ferndale
Mich
Frank
Cincinnati
Watkins
Gillespie
Lela
John W. Faulds
Flint
Gillesse
American Steel Unions Endure Terms Amid Walkout Clash
Workers at American Can and Copperweld remain in dispute as Murray accuses U S Steel of pressuring settlements. The fight centers on pension and insurance programs with talks failing to resolve before the half hour past the deadline. U S Steel, the industry benchmark, faced a broader strike threat while claiming union concessions were avoided.
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Wnion
American Can
Murray
Tans & Too
Portsmouth
Ohio
Copperweld Steel
U. S. Steel
U. S
Agein
Bow Sites
At the Movies Paramount Saturday Listings
The Paramount Saturday lineup features Make Believe Ballroom with famous bands at 1 56, 5 0 and 8 46 pm. Also Ctrl from Jones Beach with Virginia Maye Benes Regen at 1 48, 7 and Joheson Judy Garland at 1 25, 3 95, 98, 7 08 and 9. Search for Danger with Albert Pei ber Myres Pell at 11 5 4 3. Aed 7 35 pm Law of the West with Jehene Mack Brexe Max Terhune at 3 5, 6 35 and 6 55 pm. Sunday Brimetone with Red Camerons Walter Brennan at 1 15, 4 04, 7 and 8 35. Also Mutineers with Halli Adelie Jergens at 3 5 55 and 8 pm.
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Paramount Saterday
Jones Beach
Virginia Maye
Benes Regen
Joheson
Judy Garland
Albert Peiber
Myres Pell
Aed
Jehene Mack Brexe
Max Terhune
Brimetone
Red Camerons
Walter Brennan
Halli
Adelie Jergens
Tax Stamp Violations Charged in Municipal Court
Two local men faced fines in Municipal Court on charges of failing to collect sales tax and to issue canceled stamps for purchases. Ray Oldfield, 32, of 809 Crawford St., pleaded guilty and paid $8 costs with $25 fine suspended on good behavior. Glen Greenham, 26, clerk at McCoy Oil Co., 1223 First Ave., also pleaded guilty to collecting tax but not using canceled stamps, fined $25 with costs and his fine suspended pending good behavior.
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P. Creelman
Cincinnati
Ray Oldfield
Crawford St
Oldfield
Glen Greenham
McCoy Oil Company
First Ave
Creeiman
Ve Ama
St Peter Claver Mass Times Change
Morning services at St Peter Claver Church will shift from 7:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and 11:30 a.m. starting tomorrow. Father Paul Golem announces the schedule and a Sunday 2:30 p.m. blessing for Children during the Guardian Angels fast inquiry also noted by Father Golembiewski.
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St. Peter Claver Vssion
Paul Golem
Guardian Angels
Golembiewski
Seven Mile Nips Oxford 13-12 in Late Thriller
Seven Mile rallied from a 13-0 deficit to stun Oxford 13-12. Carl Hawkins sealed the comeback with a 0-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.
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Lory
Oxford
Osborn Bath Flyers Rout Lebanon Warriers 35 4
Osborn Bath Flyers defeated Lebanon 35 to 4 despite Lebanon missing three regulars Jim Burris Rennie Surface and Elmer Hayes were out after an auto accident The Flyers scored in every period and had two late scores called back on penalties Lebanon only threat came through end Den Aston led the Warriors through the air with a lone pass play and a brief drive due to absent key players.
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Lebanon
Osborn Bath Flyers
Osbors
Jim Burris
Rennie Surface
Elmer Hayes
Speere
Bridge London Soy Beans Truck Bruises Water
A brief AP report notes a bridge in London damaged when a truck carrying soybeans toppled or shed cargo into a waterway. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text. No injuries or names are confirmed in the readable portion.
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Bridge London, C
Moslem University of Al Azher Established in Cairo
The Moslem University of Al Azher in Cairo Egypt was established in 870 A D, marking a historic foundation date for the Islamic scholarly institution. The brief notice notes its long history and location within Egypt’s capital.
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University of
Lemon Float Wins Parade First At Fair
The 99th annual Butler County Fair in Hamilton closed as Lemon Township’s float won best in the grand parade. Wayne Township and Milford Township floats finished second and third, with local bands and school groups marching in the single day event.
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Hamilton
Lemon Township
Wayne Township
Milford Township
Births Reported for Mitchell Lee Family and Twin Girls
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Lee announce the birth of a son at 693 Malvern Street on Friday. A second birth at 2421 Central Avenue adds a girl born Saturday, along with a set of twin girls in the same period.
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Mospital
Mitchell Lee
Malvern St
Central Ave
Hospital notices list patients and housing in medical center
In The Hospital Edward Mr Neia of medical. Mrs Williams of Franklin medical matter. Mrs Sammie Hampice of North Clinton 4ther son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gerber Ra medica Mrs Albert of Middletown Route 1 medical. Edward Evens of Milner Motel medical Paul Sullivan of Clerk medical.
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Edward Mr
Neia
Williams
Franklin
Sammie Hampice
North Clinton
Local residents listed in incomplete address notes
A fragmented OCR listing several residents with partial street addresses including Fort Hamilton Central Avenue Franklin Manchester Road Oxford Street and North Broad. Names include Caleb Standafer Diamissio Mre Howard Weimer Mrs Willem Kindred Mr. Peckinghem Moller Mrs Hayden Terrier Mrs Arthur Osborne and Mrs Core Philhower.
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Diamissio
Howard Weimer
Central Ave
Willem Kindred
Franklin
William A Peckinghem
Manchester
Pillramer Moller
Pee Turner
Oxford Stete
Detroit Trumpeteers to Perform at New Era Church Series
The Detroit Trumpeteers, renowned concert singers, will appear in a weekly series at the New Era Church. Evening devotionals and activities will fill the schedule as they sing in the church program.
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Detroit
New Era
Cieb
Chicken Dinner Planned at Ips Coopel Dining Room
A chicken dinner will be served at the Ips Coopel dining room on Saturday from noon until 6 p m.
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Ips Coopel
Carmody Fat Condition Reported as Fair
Authorities report Chief Thomas Carmody remains in Middletown Hospital with a coronary condition and is described as fair this morning by friends.
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Carmody
Thomas Carmody
Middletown
Friendacts
State Patrol Reports School Bus Check Clears Fleet
State Highway Patrol reported a statewide school bus inspection covering 112 vehicles. None were condemned or deemed unserviceable, with last year’s nine buses replaced and nine others updated. Extension planned to Hamilton and Warren counties next month.
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Wer
Everly Connanneek
Dition
Ry ci Combe
Femclean
Cas
Ninet Comba
Hamilton
Warren Countes
Dan Mahoney
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
September 108 Increase Seen In Employment
Washington AP reports the reopening of schools and a production surge cut unemployment in August. Total jobs reached 60,970,000 with 1,499,000 employed in civilian roles and 2391.69 million hands added, while a 594,06 drop is noted amid loan figures. Secretary commented on the trend.
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Washington
Wyer
Ship In Custody Asks Assistance
SHANCHAL AP One of American held at River vessels seeks aid as authorities confirm a custody situation involving a U S citizen aboard the river craft. Local officials report no further details available pending diplomatic channels.
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Shanchal
River
Lincoln Urged as 1969 Farm Award Nominee by Judges
With 1f nominees out the nation Lincoln will be considered for the award by judges of the American Farm Gentes Federetion. The 1968 Farm Bureau Award went to Gen. Arthur Capper of Kansas.
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Lincoln
Byudges
American Farm Gentes Federetion
Farm Bureau
Gen
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Jungle Inn Raid Suppresses Illegal Gaming Operations
State liquor officials raided the Jungle Inn near Warren uncovering illegal gambling activity. Slot machines and gambling equipment were seized as part of yesterday’s operation. An armed guard confronted a man shouting threats during the incident.
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Souresaineey
Yesungie Inn
Warren
Jungle
Angus
Rutkoweki
Arrests and charges filed after drunken driving incident
Damare of about S75 was done in a car belonging to Rene Lewis Route 8 in El-Develd Breeshten of 1603 Florence Mt. was arrested at Ninth Ave and Main and 490 yesterday afternoon and charged with careless driving. Broughton will appear in Municipal Court 6.
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Develd
Florence Mt
Ninth Ave
Main
Broughton
Local court fines and bond posted in unclear notice
A brief, partial OCR fragment notes a $10 fine and a $300 bond posted, with a reference to Justice Russell. Details such as names and full context are unreadable in the supplied text.
Progress Made For Exchange A Bomb Plans Progress
Canadian and British delegates to an atomic conference reported good progress in preliminary talks on a closer atomic partnership. The talks, held in secret over 10 days, will be reviewed by the three governments as the Policy Committee of free nations on atomic matters resumes meetings at the State Department to shape information exchange and control of raw materials.
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Washington
Sed
Free Nations
State Department
Youth Pilot Released After Plane Takeoff Or Flight
Zanesville police released 20 year old Sinclair Gearing of Annapolis Maryland without charges after he took a Piper Cub from Boone Iowa to return it. Gearing stated he planned a trip home and said the plane was retrieved from the Boone airport and returned to his hotel room in Zanesville. Everett Scott manager of Scott Flying Service did not press charges.
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Zanesville
Iowa
Sinclair Gearing
Annapolis
Boone
Gearing
Everett Scott
Scott Flying Service
Hope for end to Missouri Pacific strike looms
An amended three referees proposal offered to break the stalemate in the Missouri Pacific Railroad walkout now in its second day. Union leaders said the plan has merit and will decide tonight or possibly Monday, with union officials meeting to discuss the offer.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Roy FE. Davidson
Brotherhoods
Davidson
Iron Ore Ship Curtails Loading At Lake Docks
Pittsburgh Steamship Company plans partial layup of vessels with ore on hand as CIO United Steelworkers unions at lake docks may cause delays. Officials say crews may be eased gradually amid weather and industry tensions.
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Cleveland
Pittebur Steamship Company
Steel Orporation
Pitteburgh Line
Lake
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
Trenton Barbershop Parade Tonight at Prenton High
Eight quartets and one chorus compete in the Trenton Barbershop Parade at 8:15 PM in Prenton High School auditorium. R C Baker hosts for the Trenton Recreation Club with acts including vppertiet, the eLiers Eioeatres, Middle-Round-Towners, Paeaines Cincin nati, The Miamians of Hamilton, Tune Twietere of Lebanon, Jane Cate of Connereville, and Golden Aire of Richmond.
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Trenton
Railroader Wins 50000 Damages in Ohio Trial
A Cleveland area jury awarded George HM Key of Bedford Ohio fifty thousand dollars for injuries in a case against Tre Pennsylvania Palload and the Orr Felt and Blanket Company. The verdict followed a May trial day as the full amount sought in the product damage suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Dayton Electrical Workers Strike Over Wages Holidays
Members of CIO United Electrical Workers Local 768 struck the Brown Brockmeyer Co. a midnight. Goals include higher wages paid holidays and new contracts. The union offered a 10 cent hourly raise for 60 days, which the company did not comment on. Local 768 covers about 20 Dayton plants.
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Dayton, O
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Brown Brockmeyer Co
James Divine
Dayton
Anivie Lene Co
Robeson Performs Peaceful Anniversary Concert in Los Angeles
Paul Robeson sang at Wrigley Field to 11 747 attendees celebrating the 60th anniversary of the California Eagle. The crowd remained orderly, a stark contrast to the Peekskill episode last August.
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Los Angeles
Paul Robeson
Wrigley Field
California Eagle
Robeson
Peekskill
N. Y
B-17 Missing Over Texas with Ten Aboard
An air rescue B-17 with ten men aboard was reported missing while en route from Riggs Air Force Base in El Paso to Lowry Air Base in Denver. The U S. Army Air Forces reported the incident from El Paso Texas. An all-out search was planned as officials traced the missing aircraft.
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ST. Peter Claver
Osborn
Eagles
Shirley
Boudoir
Beech
Miami
Fle
Caleb Standafer
Ave
Fort Hamiltes
Mra Hayden Terrier
Arthur Osborne
Avelen
Mre
Core Philhower
North Broad
Colored News
Keres
Jungle Inn
Dearee
Broad St
Hope
Dayton Electrical Workers
Lett
Eaton, Ohio
George Baker
L. A
Ernst Nurseries
State Midhway Garage
Eaton
Milton Procter
Coty Commission
Proctor
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