William Doench Dies At 50 and Rites Here Thursday
William F. Doench 50, deputy internal revenue collector for 19 years, died Monday at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. Rites will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Riggs Funeral Home with services by St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. He leaves a daughter Sally, his mother and siblings, and survived by his wife Martha Rothwell. burial at Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton.
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William F
Bill) Doench
Internal Revenue
Middletown
Doench
Bill
Bill Doench
Post Offfice
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
Reds
Ohio
Boosters’ Club
Sportsmens Club
Middletown High School
Internal Revenue Department
Raymond Bay
P. Lorillard
Kiwanis
Knights of Pythias, Elks and Eagles
Anna E. Doench
William C. Doench
West Middletown
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Martha Rothwell
Hamilton
Sally
George Sticklen
Hobart Hopper
Everett Sams
Edward
Martin Doench
H. FE. Jung
Riggs
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward Frisch
Carlton Bates
Charles Witner
Wade E. Miller
Edward Weinemuth
Cincinnati
Thomas E. Gallagher
Fred Roberts
D. R. Baker
Elmo Lingrel
A. R. Maupin
Stanley Crist
Mark Vail
Wesley Page
Robert Emory
Ronald Gill
Probe witness unknown before Ohio inquiry wanders to Cincinnati
Reuel Stanfield, who testified yesterday before the Ohio Un American Activities Commission, was arrested by Cincinnati police for questioning in the Mandarin Restaurant bombing case. He admitted a California dynamiting term and a 1938 pardon, and refused to discuss possible Communist ties or Logain arrests.
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Reuel Stanfield
Ohio UnAmerican Activities Commission
Middletown
Cincimnnati
Stanfield
Cincinnati
California
Hamilton
Logain
Accountants Gather for Dayton N A C A Meeting
Dayton chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants plans an evening session at the Engineers Club. A preceding dinner at 6 15 p m features Ray M Suter of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce discussing Accounting for Economic Concerns.
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Middletown Industries
Public
Dayton
National Assocition of Cost Accountants
Engineers Club
Ray M. Suter
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
At The Movies Program Listings
Paramount shows Sudden Fear at 1 15 3 15 5 25 7 35 9 40 p m Washington Story at 1 30 4 20 7 15 19 10 pm Glory Alley at 3 00 5 55 8 50 pm STRAND screens Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Creek at 1 30 4 50 8 15 p m About Face at 3 15 6 35 10 pm
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Paramount
Washington Story
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Creek
Pipe Check On Parkway To Take Week
Excavation of a leaking water main on Verity Parkway at Yankee Road is progressing. Detour remains in effect at least until next week to route traffic via Woodside Avenue between Lincoln Street and Yankee Road. City Manager H. W. Starick said repairs cannot start until Sunday to avoid disrupting Armco East Works production. the leak could be from a slipped collar and quick fixes are possible unless deeper damage is found requiring parts orders.
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First Ave
H. W. Stack
Middletown
Gayfield St
New York Central Railroad
Water St
Starick
Central Ave
East End
Edgar Streifthau
Verity Pkwy
Yankee Rd
McGraw Construction Company
H. W. Starick
Armco East Works
Parkway
Woodside Ave
Lincoln St
Lima Central Player Dies Leaves Dragons Schedule in Doubt
Lima Central 11 year old reserve center Donald Healy collapsed and died on the practice field after calisthenics and a wind run. Officials expected to decide today whether the Dragons will cancel the remainder of their football schedule.
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Lima Central
Middletown
Donald Healy
Seraph Pope
Healy
Middies
Lima
Dragons
Wind fells 60-foot flagpole at Hamilton High
A 60 foot steel flagpole was toppled in the yard of Hamilton Catholic High School Monday morning. The pole struck the roof of the building's right wing causing minor damage with no injuries reported.
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Hamilton School
Hamilton Catholic High School
Papermaker's Mill Plan Draws Quiet Response in Middletown
A retired Cincinnati papermaker proposed a newsprint mill between Cincinnati and Dayton that could supply Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton with most of their daily paper stock. Estimates put output at 100 tons daily by 1953 rising to 200 tons plus on full completion with six to seven million dollars in financing.
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Cincinnati
Daytona
Middletown
Columbus
Dayton
O. R. Emigh
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Emigh
Canada
Cincinnatian
New England
Middleown
Hamilton
Papermill News Magazine
Cincinnati Man Is 1000th Franklin Court Case Of Year
Vincent Rossi, 25, Cincinnati, was fined $25 and costs for a yellow line violation in Franklin Municipal Court becoming the year’s 1000th case. Several others faced charges or bond forfeitures from incidents in Franklin and region with fines ranging from $10 to $25 and suspended amounts.
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Franklin
Vincent Rossi
Cincinnati
Rossi
State Highway Patrol
J. T. Riley
Virgil Riddell
South River St
Riddell
Cecil Fugate
Art Ave
James Graham
Jewel St
Middletown
James Richard Owen
Dayton
Curtis House
Springfield
Jess Green
Charles Cooper
Detroit
Commodore West
Sollie Ward
John Beddow
Birmingham
Mich
William Mann
Columbus
John Alley
Greenfield
Joseph Davis
Hamilton
Ed McIntosh
Miamisburg
William Prater
Eddie Lee Dennis
Walter Stephens
Carlisle
Clyde Metcalf
Middletonian Gets Probation In $1400 Embezzlement Case
Earl Hamilton Jr of Middletown pleaded probation in Common Pleas Court after embezzling 1400 in merchandise from Middletown Wholesale Co. He must reimburse the company with 10 dollar weekly installments. Also, Alter Brooks 40 was placed on probation in a shooting case involving a two year old, with court ordering surgery coverage and related medical costs. Robert Daugherty, former Hamilton attorney, changed plea to guilty on three checks and was referred to the probation department for a report.
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Emigh
Middletown
Indiana
South
Earl Hamilton, Jr
Middletown Wholesale Company
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Boli
Alter Brooks
Carmella Diana Lucado
South Fifth Ave
Owen St
Brooks
Probation Department
Take It Easy Drivers Warned By County Coroner
Butler County coroner Dr. Garret Boone urged motorists to slow down after a violent weekend with three fatalities across three accidents. The county’s highway death toll reached 28 for the year as he warned on secondary and main roads alike. He cited speed on unfamiliar side roads as a key factor.
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Garret Boone
Butler County
Boone
Armco Honors 50th Year Man Charles R Hook at Dinner
About 600 Armco employees gather at the Manchester Hotel next Monday to honor Charles R Hook on fifty active years with Armco Steel Corporation. Hook began as night superintendent in 1902 and now chairs the company. the event marks a milestone with attendees from Armco plants nationwide and from Sheffield and Baltimore groups.
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Armco
Manchester
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Hook
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
W. W. Sebald
Zanesville
Piqua
Hamilton
Butler
Armco Steel
Padlocked Darrtown Motel in raid prompts hearing
A padlock was placed on Robinette's Motel near Darrtown as Butler County Common Pleas Court ordered a temporary restraining of the camp. Four people were arrested in a raid by the State Liquor Department and Butler County deputies, with bonds set for two adults and a juvenile turned to authorities.
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Robinette’s
Denny’s Place
Darrtown
Hamilton
P. P. Boli
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Jackson Bosch
Bosch
Middletown
Dennis M. Robinette
Mary Waddle
Marvin Bowlin
Hamplton
Liquor Department
William C. Bryant
Legion Falls Short Of 1000 Members In Drive
Middletown American Legion missed the 1000 member goal as of yesterday with 959 active names at 5 pm and 21 more joining in the morning. Adjutant Edward Portsmouth noted Armco’s recruitment aid boosts hope, with 500 new memberships already. next target is 1500 by November 11 and 2280 ultimate.
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Middletown
American Legion Post
Legion
Edward Portsmouth
Portsmouth
Armco
Detective's Son Dies In Hamilton Polio Case
A 13-year-old Hamilton boy, Thomas Stricker, son of Detective Cletus Stricker, died at Mercy Hospital at 10:30 a.m. while under iron lung treatment. He was admitted Monday after a definite polio diagnosis, marking Butler County's third polio fatality for 1952. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with Cahill Funeral Home handling.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Thomas Stricker
Cletus Stricker
Hamilton Police Department
Campbell Ave
Mercy Hospital
Cahill Funeral Home
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William Doench
Dayton Unit
Walter N
Homer OD
Leffler
Broad Street
First Avenue
Papermaker’s
Franklin Court
Marvin Blanenship
Monroe St
Orval Wolfe
Frank
Middletonian
Lanchta
Bration
Veterans’ Clubs
Maytag Melampy
Sales & Service
Central Dia
Donald M. Gose
Castell
Lancaster
Converse Monument CO
Manchester RD
Roosevelt
Edwin 8
Pauley
Truman
Democratic
Interior
Ickes
Republican
F.D.R
Crimea
Harry Hopkins
Alger Hiss
Yalta
Hiss
Acheson
State Department
Poland
Russia
U.N
Asia
China
Eastern
Europe
Harry S. Truman
Tom Pendergast
Col
Harry Vaughn
Missouri
Pol. Adv
Central Avenue
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