Bank Misses 81.7 Million in Treasury Notes
New York AP report details misplacement of U S Treasury notes during a Wall Street bank transfer. Police consider theft possible as $1 million and two $100 thousand notes vanished amid a series of securities losses at major banks. notes belonged to Hayden Stone Inc and Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.
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New York
Newing
York City
U. S
Treasury
Wall Street
Ma- IBM
Toron- Wall Street
Dominion Bank
Hayden, Stone, Inc
Hanover Trust Co
Cincinnati Judge Accused of Racist Rules by Civil Rights Leader
Curtis Freeman of the Congress on Racial Equality labeled Municipal Judge William Mathews as administering black and white justice. He urged Cincinnati Negroes to oppose Mathews after John Poole, 24, was convicted for disorderly conduct following an Aug 21 incident at City Hall where Patrolman John Rockel stepped on Poole’s foot.
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Cincinnati
Congress On Racial Equality
William Mathews
Curtis Freeman
Mathews
Freeman
John Poole
Avondale
John Rockel
Cincinnati City Hall
Poole
Police Department
Rockel
Salvation Army Band to stage Windsor concert in Middletown
The Salvation Army Windsor Citadel Band from Ontario will present a musical festival at Roosevelt Junior High School tomorrow at 8 p.m. The 46 player group, all laymen, uses brass and percussion. The weekend visit, Oct. 21 and 22, caps Middletown Corps 80th anniversary. Tickets are $1 at Salvation Army office.
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Salvation Army
Windsor Citadel
Ontario
Canada
Roosevelt Junior High
Ben Kitchen
Army
Kitchen
Middletown Corps
America
Boccherini
Chopin
Shubert
N. Clinton St
Willis Narrowly Falls in Memphis Mayoral Bid
AP reports W Willis Tennessee's first Negro state legislator in over 50 years failed to unite a winning coalition and finish first in Memphis mayoral race. Incumbent Mayor William Ingram and former Mayor Henry Loeb advanced to runoff as Willis trailed with 15 575 votes and 4th place amid heavy turnout.
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Memphis, Tenn
W. Willis
Tennessee
William Ingram
Henry Loeb
Willis
Loeb
Ingram
Shelby County
William Morris
House of Representatives
Father Sentenced For Failing To Support Two Children
Butler County Domestic Relations Judge David Black sentenced Mark Lamphier 24 of Monroe to six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse after guilty pleas on failing to support two minor children. Ronald Spivey 21 of Dayton received a 40 day suspended sentence and probation for failing to support one child. Donald Wells 44 of Excello was placed on probation after being found guilty of supporting two minors. Michael Bowling 20 of Miamisburg and Clifford Coyle 32 of Miamisburg were dismissed for insufficient evidence after pleading not guilty.
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Mark Lamphier
Butler
Warren County Line Road
Monroe
Cincinnati
Butler County
David Black
Ronald Spivey
Baltimore St
Donald Wells
Forrer St
Excello
Michael Bowling
Strebee Road
Clifford Coyle
First St
Miamisburg
Sod Cutter Stolen From Pisgah FarmDeputy Report
Clyde Lunsford of Pisgah told Butler County deputies that a sod cutter weighing 800 pounds and valued at 1000 dollars was stolen from his farm near 4605 Port Union Road.
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Hamilton
Clyde Lunsford
Pisgah
Butler County
Port Union Road
Neanderthal Burial Claim Marks First Known Practice
Researchers assert Neanderthals buried their dead, a finding that positions them as the first known to perform deliberate funerary rites. The claim rests on archaeological sites showing graves and grave goods suggesting ritual behavior.
Jena Elected Toastmaster of the Year at Toastmasters
Jena Eena 717 Boylston Drive assistant to Armco Steel tax department manager was elected and installed as Toastmaster of the Year at the Toastmasters Club meeting at Eastern Lanes. Jena received a plaque and has served as club secretary and educational secretary. James Rockovich became club president, with Robert Albright installing officers. Leroy Meier was toastmaster and Luther Colliver topic master. John Howard was best speaker with George Glass and Cliff Gorski speaking.
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Raymond Jena
Boylston Drive
Armco Steel Corp
Eastern Lanes
Jena
James Rockovich
Basil Fleming
Robert Albright
Dayton
Leroy Meier
Luther Colliver
John Howard
George Glass
Cliff Gorski
Pastor Gifford to speak at Seventh Day Adventist service
Pastor Frank W. Gifford will address the congregation on Dont Let Your Religion Spoil Your Character during the 11 a m worship service at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Sabbath school starts at 9 30 a m. members plan to attend a statewide youth rally in Mount Vernon Ohio. Martin Van Buren was the first U S president born a citizen of the United States.
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Frank W. Gifford
Seventh - Day Adventist Church
Mount Vernon
Ohio
U. S
United States
Martin van Buren
Newspapers Not Dead Yet Day Tells Lions
Paul Day journal managing editor told the Middletown Lions Club at the Manchester Motor Inn that myths of newspaper decline are unfounded. He cited U S figures of 1 750 daily papers and 9 000 weeklies with large circulations and a multi billion dollar industry, noting The Journal’s expansion and strong demand for journalism students as National Newspaper Week approached.
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Day
Paul Day
Journal
Middletown Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
U. S
Half Dollar Here To Stay Despite Change In $2 Bill
The Treasury plans to mint half dollars with 0 percent silver through next year and expects them to circulate. Officials say even if silver is removed later, coin production will continue. Demand remains high despite record minting, while $2 bills were halted last year. Assistant secretary Robert A. Wallace notes higher circulation of dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Department
Robert A. Wallace
the Treasury
Intruders Loot Butler County Home of Edward Heinlein
Deputies report a break in at Edward J Heinlein's residence on Oxford Trenton Road Butler County. Intruders forced a rear door damaged furnishings and stole tools a .22 caliber pistol a wrist watch and a portable record player with loot valued around 340. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
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Edward J Heinlein
Oxford
Trenton Road
Butler County
Heinlein
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