Man Nabbed Here Said Wanted In Chicago For Armed Theft
A 22 year old man bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury on armed robbery is wanted by Chicago police for armed robbery and auto theft. Winfred Eugene Collins of Chicago was arrested here in mid August for the Corner Grocery Store holdup. Chicago detectives filed a warrant seeking Collins with a detainer after his local trial. The holdup involved a watch, cash, and a 1949 convertible, all valued at about $1 800. The store owner and witnesses identified Collins in the August robbery taking $270.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Chicago
Joseph Newkirk
Winfred Eugene Collins
Woodlawn Ave
Newkirk
Collins
Andrew Aitken
James G. McGuinness
Collings
Hamilton Death Laid To Woman's Smoking In Bed
Firemen found Mrs. Carrie Erbs aged 66 at 121 Gordon Ave after a tenant smelled smoke from a bed fire. Death due to asphyxiation and burns. She was pronounced at Mercy Hospital. Damage to the home was slight. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Colligan Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Carrie Erbs
Gordon Ave
Alfred Erbs
Joyial Cafe
Central Ave
Mercy Hospital
Erbs
Butler County Teachers Elect Officers at County Meeting
The Butler County Teachers Association elected its executive committee with Margaret Crane named president Paul Needles as vice president and Harold Wissman as secretary Also named were Ruth Slade Dorothy Davis and Robert Cleaver as committee members Candidates to represent about 400 teachers at the Ohio Education Association state meeting were nominated Balloting will occur this week Plans for a spring meeting in April at the Fairfield School auditorium were discussed An invitation to boards of education PTA officers and representatives to join the meeting was extended
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Butler County Teachers Association
Margaret Crane
Fairfield
Paul R. Needles
Seven Mile
Harold Wissman
Liberty
Ruth Slade
Madison
Dorothy Davis
Robert Cleaver
Oss
Butler County
Ohio Education Association
Boards of Education
Explorers Visit Highland County History Sites
Members of Boy Scout Troop 6 Explorer Crew sponsored by Legion Post 218 visited Serpent Mound Fort Hill and the Seven Caves in Highland County. Participants included Benny Frye Donald Field Richard Wendt and Ed Zickgraf with advisor Ed Zickgraf. Frye said monthly trips to Ohio historical sites are planned culminating in a week at Region Seven canoe base in Wisconsin.
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Boy Scout Troop 6
Legion Post 218
Highland County
Serpent Mount
Fort Hill
Benny Frye
Donald Field
Richard Wendt
Eddie Zickgraf
Ed Zickgraf
Frye
Ohio
Region Seven
Wisconsin
Bank Debits Reach All-Time High in September
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports September bank debits for First National and Oglesby-Barnitz totaling 64.085 million, up 20.1 percent from a year earlier. Three-month total to September 1952 reaches 176.124 million, up 9.7 percent. Hamilton banks show 57.677 million debits, up 21.1 percent from last year.
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First National
Oglesby-Barnitz
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Hamilton
Vital Statistics Births Reported in Local Area
Mr and Mrs Joseph Barker on Burton Road welcome a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Richard Worrell on Manchester Shaker Road Franklin welcome a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Davis on Currier Road have a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Ray on Seventh Avenue have a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Danny Larichulta on Crawford Street have a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Parker on Canal Street Franklin have a girl. Mr and Mrs Paul Harville on East Fourth Street Franklin have a girl today. Mr and Mrs Herbert Donathan on Middletown Route 1 have a girl. Mr and Mrs Ray Stine on Wilbraham Road welcome a boy today.
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Joseph Barker
Burton Rd
Richard Worrell
Manchester Shaker Rd
Franklin
George Davis
Currier Rd
Fred Ray
Seventh Ave
Danny Larichulta
Crawford St
Dewey Parker
Canal St
Paul Harville
East Fourth St
Herbert Donathan
Middletown
Ray Stine
Wilbraham Rd
Hospital admissions and dismissals list local patients
The notice lists numerous residents with medical and surgical attributions including David Day David Bowman Hortense Badger Michael Mockabee Jerry Blevins Callie Delong Ralph Lindauer Paul Meeks Seldon McQuin Thelma Neal Mary Cravens David Wingrove Emma Gaul Charles Williams Mayme Quinlan Herbert Ferguson Stephen Lettish Kelly Moore Florence Wood Vicky Wood and others. Several patients are marked as admitted for medical or surgical care while a number are noted as dismissed.
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David Day
Loretta Vanderpool
Manchester Rd
David Bowman
Sheffield St
Hortense Badger
the Alameda
Michael Mockabee
Carl Mockabee
Ottawa St
Jerry Blevins
Henry Blevins
West Middletown
Callie Delong
Charles St
Ralph Lindauer
Tytus Ave
Paul Meeks
Plum St
Seldon McQuin, Jr
Seldon McQuinn
Logan Ave
Thelma Neal
Oxford State Rd
Mary Cravens
Richard Cravens
Mohawk St
David Wingrove
Kenneth Wingrove
Monroe St
Emma Gaul
North Sutphin St
Charles Williams
Woodlawn Ave
Mayme Quinlan
North Grimes St
Herbert Ferguson
Moore St
Stephen Lettish
Steve Lettish
Baltimore St
William Beague
Carolina St
Edgar Mills
Franklin Route 2
Kelly Moore
Paul Florence
Vicky Wood
John Wood
Dallas
Franklin
Howard Cohen
Central Ave
Richard LeForce
Linda Robinson
Dewey Robinson
Glenn Ave
Marion Robinson
Jewell St
de Zona Black
Fleming A
Tool Engineers Plan Production Research
A nonprofit foundation sponsored by the American Society of Tool Engineers will fund production research as a defense against communism. The article notes several signers of the Declaration of Independence trained at the Inns of Court, historic British law schools dating to the 13th century.
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Buffalo, N. Y
American Society of Tool Engineers
America
Inns of Court
Japs To Get New Army This Week
Tokyo reports Japan will form the National Safety Corps this week by reorganizing the National Police Reserve and the Maritime Safety Board. About 145000 personnel will be organized into land and sea divisions with Shigeru Yoshida as director general guiding defense and disaster duties.
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Tokyo
Japan
National Police Reserve
Maritime Safety Board
Coast Guard
National Safety Corps
U. S
Korea
U. S. Navy
Shigeru Yoshida
Navy
Air Force
New Cycle Due Today Radar By November 12
Delivery of two new police units awaited. Assistant Chief Joseph Newkirk said a three wheeler will arrive today to assist parking enforcement downtown. Lt James D. Ombs said a radar unit ordered weeks ago is promised for shipment on November 12 for speed control programs.
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Joseph Newkirk
James “Ombs
Traffic Bureau
Woman Reaches 101 In Oxford
Elizabeth Pierce of Oxford celebrated her 101st birthday after saying she had not looked forward to turning 100. Born October 13, 1851 in Preble County, she is the daughter of Daniel Peters, widow of Azel Pierce, and now lives with nephew Homer Peters. Her hearing remains good though sight fails, and she spent most of her life in local service roles.
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Oxford
Elizabeth Pierce
Homer Peters
Camden
Stevenson To Speak To Women Fund Raisers
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson will address a Democratic women’s fund raising luncheon at the Hotel Commodore on October 28. He will be introduced by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Commodore
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cavebird Butter Used by Indians from South America
The cavebird in South America yields a fat layer used to make butter by local Indians. Ancient Egyptians practiced mummification of animals birds and fish.
Frebis Wins Poker Run at Middletown Pacemakers Event
Tommy Frebis of 613 Wikoff St wins the poker run sponsor Middletown Pacemakers driving a 1939 Ford sedan that finished with four fours and a queen. Puss Hopkins places second with three sacks, Dave Rader third with three tens, while Alex Slamka takes a gold trophy in the custom car exhibit for a Ford roadster reconverted with Waldo Gray's help.
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Tommy Frebis
Middletown
Puss
Hopkins
Manchester Rd
Dave Rader
Main St
Excello
Alex Slamka
Damon Sullivan
Sully
Slamka
Waldo Gray
Maya Influence Still Dominant in Yucatan Population
The Maya Indians who once built a high civilization in present day Mexico remain the most important element in Yucatan's population.
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Mexico
Yucatan
Union Opens Meeting in Cleveland Today
The CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers opens its 16th annual convention in Cleveland today. The article notes that emigration from the United States has consistently seen more men leaving than women since 1930, though the male to female ratio has narrowed in some years.
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Cleveland W
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
United States
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