School Day at Butler Fair Showcases 4-H Champions
School Day at the Butler County Fair drew crowds as 4-H participants showcased prize cattle and hogs. Local youths from Fairfield and West Middletown displayed champions like John Walser’s Hereford steer sold for 981 dollars and Doris Mae Lindsey’s 920-pound Reserve Grand Champion cattle led by Kroger’s high bid.
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ED Toronto Journal
Butler County Fair
Middletown
Midcliffe New Castle
ATP Anwete Teather
John Walser
Grange
Albers Supermarket
Fairfield
Doris May Lindsey
Angus Steer
Butler County Fair cattle show features inter-state entries
The Journal previews a Sunday page of fair pictures and highlights. Adrian’s Reserve Champion Shorthorn steer Tom sold to Zumstein of Cincinnati for 35 cents a pound, weighing 880 pounds. Bob Neiderman’s 930-pound Hereford sold for 38 cents. Jerry Wood’s blue ribbon market pig sold for 41 cents a pound, champion of its class in FFA and open judging. The Pickerell family from Kentucky stirred interest with open class Angus judging, bringing interstate flavor to the cattle barn.
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Journal
Butler County
Adrian
Tom
Zumstein
Cincinnati
Bob Neiderman
Liberty Livestock Club
Future Farmer of America
Jerry Wood
West Chester
Pickerell
Kentucky
Bardolier
Wix
Water pumped from lake to thirsty Bethel Ohio
Bethel, Ohio seeks relief as 80,000 gallons daily will be pumped from Lake Crant into Cloverlick Creek toward the town to restore a weeklong dry water supply for about 2,000 residents. State aid declared as disaster relief arrives from Governor Lausche.
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Bethel
Ohio
Lake Crant
Cloverlick Creek
S. N. Leonard
Clermont County
Frank J. Lausche
Books Closed On Cleveland Blast
Police disposed of the last unclaimed possessions from the East Ohio gas explosion that killed 138 Clevelanders nine years ago. Deputy Inspector James E. Mc Arthur auctioned a charred diamond ring and diamond stickpin appraised at about 300 dollars. Receipts go to the police pension fund. The blast occurred October 20, 1944 near St Clair avenue and East 5th street, wrecking the area after several gas tanks exploded.
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Cleveland
East Ohio
Annapolis Holds Annual Naval Academy Celebration
Homecoming activities at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Md begin with 2100 alumni and guests. A 3600 midshipmen parade, reception, and dinner are listed, with Oren house tomorrow and a Navy vs Dartmouth football clash weekend highlight. Noted attendees include Arthur W Radford and Robert B Carney.
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Annapolis
Lattimore Attorneys File Brief Against Perjury Charges
Lattimore's lawyers contest government claims in the perjury case, arguing freedom of speech would be endangered if the indictment stands. The brief, filed with the U S Circuit Court of Appeals, attacks the core count about his claimed sympathies toward communism and the lower court ruling that partially dismissed counts.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Suce
Army Considering Level Draft Calls
The Defense Department said it is considering an Army proposal to level off volunteer and draftee intake. Inductions would stabilize around 34,000 monthly, compared with current 23,000 and occasional peaks near 46,000. A decision is expected in the coming weeks after talks with the assistant secretary of defense John Hannah.
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Washington
Defense Department
Office of
Ast
Defense
John Hannah
Truce Team DP On Way To U S
A 28 year old Polish defector Jan Hajdukiewicz who escaped a Red inspection team in Korea arrives in Washington after a Voice of America prompt to seek asylum. He says Communists won clear no peace and describes troop movements and stockpiled supplies from Korea.
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San
Treaty Signed In Washington With Mutual Security Pact
The Mutual Security Treaty between the United States and South Korea was signed yesterday. Secretary of State and other officials participated in the ceremony, marking a significant step in bilateral defense and regional security.
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Washington
United States
South Korea
Plays Lampoon Irish Draw American Brickbats
Maureen Halligan of the Dublin Players says Irish audiences react differently from Irish-Americans to their comedy. The company, in the United States for nine months, opens with Synge's Playboy of the Western World and notes American tastes favor Shaw and Synge over modern Irish satire. Halligan also comments on US political jokes about England and Ireland, and Churchill’s remark on not discussing American politics.
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Herb Altschul
Washington
Dublin
Erin
Maureen Halligan
Dublin Players
Miss Halligan
Roland Ibbs
John Millington Synge
County Mayo
Boston
Philadelphia
England
Ireland
Winston Churchill
Toastmasters Pick New President For Next Term
Robert Sutton was installed as president of the Toastmasters Club at the Gard ner Board conference room last night. Officers for six months include Robert Mueller vice president Walker Carll secretary James Malcom treasurer Charles Garrett sergeant at arms and Robert McIntyre education chairman. Mallory Bell was toast master and William Johnson topic master. Rapp presented an ice breaker speech with Sutton Schnedler tied for best. Next meeting set for Oct 8 at 7 15 p.m. in the conference room.
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Robert Sutton
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Board
Ernest Bowen
Robert Mueller
Walker Carll
James Malcom
Charles Garrett
Robert McIntyre
Mallory Bell
William Johnson
Fred Rapp
Sutton
Paul Schnedler
Rapp
Schnedler
Arthur Osborn
Paul Arnold
Carll
John Kauffman
George Staley
Mueller
Bowen
World Series Drives Prescott Parking Breaks
Prescott, Ariz residents enjoy World Series fever as police orders halt meter fees during games. Officials told traffic officers to avoid tagging cars or over parking while the games are on and public viewing increases. Televisions relay coverage to homes and businesses, prompting meters to pause feeding checks.
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Prescott
Ariz
Hull in 82nd year celebrates long serving secretary
Washington Cordell Hull marks his 82nd birthday today. He led the State Department from March 1933 to November 1944, the longest tenure for any secretary.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
State Department
State Dulles Hopes Senate Ratification Early Next Year
State Department head John Foster Dulles voiced hope that the Senate would ratify the measure early next year. He urged prompt action and emphasized its significance for ongoing foreign policy.
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Dulles
Senate
AEC Names General Nichols as New Manager
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission selects Maj. Gen. Kenneth D. Nichols, a Manhattan District veteran, as its general manager succeeding Marion W. Boyer on November 1. Nichols leaves military service under Defense Department arrangements to serve as a civilian.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Army
Kenneth D. Nichols
Manhattan District
Nichols
Marion W Boyer
Department of Defense
West Point
Boyer
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Lewis L. Strauss
McCarthys New Bride Described By Canton Official’s Wife
Mrs. James Dougherty of Canton Ohio recalls Kathryn McClain later Mrs McCarthy as charming and bright a former Northwestern journalism major who was her bridesmaid in 1948. She notes the couple’s social ties and says McCarthy is doing an excellent job. The article also introduces Col Edgar Cochran, Bricker’s new patronage head, veteran WWII chaplain slated to aid Ohio political appointments and stay with his family in Columbus.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
James Dougherty
Enfield Rd
Canton
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Cantor
Bricker
Edgar R. Cochran
Columbus
Port Moresby
New Guinea
William Dean
Europe
Cochran
First Congregational Church
Steubenville
Congregational Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
London
Madison County
Agency Cracks Down On Ohio Meat Dealers
In Columbus the state agriculture department says five Ohio meat dealers were fined for sur(the text notes spurring) adulterating meat with a chemical to appear fresher. C Holderby of Proctorville and Roscoe Sites of Chesapeake in Lawrence County pleaded guilty and were fined 25 dollars plus costs by a Renown justice. Two Belmont County men also pleaded guilty and were fined in July.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clark W. van Scheik
Food and Dairies Division
State Agriculture Department
C. Holderby
Proctorville
Roscoe
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Belmont County
van Scheik
Odds Change Champions Bring Hope To Nets At Ebbets Field
A small group of fans waited all night outside Ebbets Field as Brooklyn faces a near hopeless series. The game day featured golden light and temperatures near 80, with superb summer weather for this best four out of seven contest.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Yankee Stadium
Atomic energy expert praised for wartime roles
The remark highlights Nichols at work in 1942 noting his long record in research and development, plant construction, production, weapons manufacture and military application of atomic energy, plus involvement in military planning and weapons development.
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Atomic Energy
Nichols
Suits filed charging violation of civil rights in Ohio
Two civil rights suits filed in federal court name Mansfield Ohio and officials as defendants. Frank Cuikin of Mansfield seeks 250000 in damages over a challenged drunk and disorderly law and alleged police mistreatment after arrest in 1950. Paul Allen, Mansfield State Reformatory inmate, also seeks 250000 claiming parole terms were undefined and parole status improper.
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Cleveland
Mansfield
Ohio State Reformatory
Frank Cuikin
Cuikin
Lausche Opposes 500 Million Highway Bond Issue
Governor Frank Lausche rejects a proposed 500 million dollar state highway bond measure on the November ballot. He advocates a pay as you go system funded by existing gas taxes and vehicle revenues, arguing bonds would drain current highway funds and invite extravagance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Cincinnati
Toledo
Conneaut
Lebanon Woman Hurt Slightly In Accident At Todhunter and Yankee
A Lebanon woman, 27, suffered abrasions when the car she rode in collided with another at Todhunter and Yankee roads at 11 08 a m. Ethel Sims was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Clarence Perry 19 of Middletown Rt 1 drove south and struck the west turning north bound auto driven by Junita Brown 35 also of Lebanon. Investigation was incomplete. Mrs Charles Homan 67 of 16 Franklin St fell at home and broke her left wrist. treated at Middletown Hospital. Fire crews checked two grass fires from cigarette and unknown cause.
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Lebanon
Todhunter
Yankee Roads
Ethel Sims
Junita Brown
Middletown Hospital
Clarence Perry
Middletown
Charles Homan
Franklin St
Child suffers head injuries in Franklin Trenton Road crash
Bendel Mc Kenny son of Owen McKenny of West Middletown Rt. 1 received head injuries in an auto accident on the Franklin Trenton Road shortly after 1 p.m. today. He was taken to Middletown Hospital by McCoy Leffler ambulance. State patrol men were investigating.
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Bendel McKenny
Owen McKenny
West Middletown Rt. 1
Franklin Trenton Road
Middletown Hospital
McCoy- Leffler
Adlai Endorses Robert Wagner for New York Mayor
Adlai E. Stevenson, the former Democratic presidential candidate, endorsed Manhattan borough president Robert F. Wagner Jr., the party’s nominee for mayor. Incumbent Mayor Vincent Impellitteri, defeated in the Sept. 5 primary, plans to run as an independent. Former President Truman also backs Wagner.
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New York
Adilai E. Stevenson
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Wagner
Truman
Few Registered Under Truck Law
Ohio officials warn the new truck tax law is underused with only a fraction of expected trucks displaying the required highway use tax stamps. R. E. Foley notes many truckers have yet to report axle mile taxes ranging from $2 to 22 cents per mile for three or more axles, jeopardizing projected revenue.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. E. Foley
Woman Hits Man With Car Then Flees in Cleveland
Police report a 27 year old cress shop cashier Marge Saponchak ran down 28 year old Theodore Botez with her car at high speed then fled a mile away. Patrolman Richard Robbins pursued and the victim was hospitalized with a broken leg. Saponchak is held without charge awaiting prosecutor action.
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Cleveland
Cress Shop
Richard Robbins
Marge Saponchak
Theodore Botez
Lakeside Hospital
Miss Saponchak
Injuries Prove Fatal in Sedalia Area Crash
Francis E. Shoemaker 34 of Sedalia died from injuries after his car left Ohio 323 and struck a culvert one mile west of Sedalia yesterday.
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London
Ohio
Francis E. Shoemaker
Sedalia
Ohio 323
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