Lebanon Studies Two New School Plans
The Lebanon Board of Education hired Joseph Baker & Associates of Newark to design two new elementary schools to relieve overcrowding. Architects visited Ohio sites and the firm’s early sketches are underway as voters will receive information from the Lebanon Citizens Committee. Preliminary meetings have occurred and staff not yet enrolled should contact Mrs. George Henkle.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Board of Education
Oscar Musgrave
Musgrave
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Lima
Cleveland
Joseph Baker & Associates
Newark
Baker
Dutch Claim GI Prisoner of Russians
Dutch former prisoners of war at Camp Friedland in West Germany say Pfc. Homer Cox of Oklahoma City was captured by Russians in 1949 and held in Lichtenberg Prison and later Varkuta. They report he was sentenced for spying but may have received clemency. the Army lists him as a deserter since 1949.
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Camp Friedland
West Germany
Pfc
Homer Cox
Oklahoma City
Okla
U.S. Army European
Cox
Berlin
Lichtenberg
Soviet Zone
Varkuta
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief From Backache
Nagging backache and low energy may signal slowed kidney function Doctors warn guarding kidney health is essential. Dean's Pills offer a mild diuretic relief used for over 60 years to support waste removal through the kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Franklin Clamps Gag On Noisy Truckers
Franklin residents gain quieter nights as City Council passes an ordinance banning truck noise exceeding that of an ordinary vehicle. Repeated violations may trigger police action. An additional ordinance requires permits and bonds to cover damage when moving buildings through city streets. An emergency measure aligns with state drunken driving penalties, mandating jail terms from three days to six months. A second reading proposes expanding the Franklin business district along the Miami River and adjacent streets.
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Franklin
S. P. Mayer
George Gerke
Franklin Business District
Miami River
First Street
Sixth Street
Anderson Street
Mother of Five Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case
In Columbus Ohio Ruth Eleanor Penrod 33 pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of Vernon Penrod 30 two years ago. She described love and anger fading into tragedy as she claimed he hit her and a shotgun fired while he was in her arms. The case was referred to probation for review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ruth Eleanor Penrod
Vernon Penrod
Lima Coughs as Sewage Sludge Bed Reeks Across City
Lima, Ohio suffers a bluish haze and foul odor from a five acre sewage sludge bed near Hawg Crick by the Ottawa River. Residents cough and retch as city pumps water from the stale stink to disperse it, hoping for a wind shift and rain to clear the air.
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Lima
Ottawa
Heavy Bale Strikes Worker at Gardner Plant
Monta Perry, 29, of West Elkton, was injured when a 400 pound bale of paper fell on his head at Gardner Board and Carton Co. He suffered scalp and lip lacerations and a possible back injury. Perry was treated at 11:30 a.m. and admitted to Middletown Hospital.
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Monta Perry
West Elkton
Middletown Hospital
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Perry
Police Briefs Spark Tour of Local Car Lot Brawl
A fist fight at a used car lot drew patrols after a man returning from a trial drive with a dealer car sparked the brawl. He was taken to Middletown Hospital for eye and nose injuries. Debris: a sheriff’s deputy ferried four children home after their father Dewey Poff was arrested for being unruly and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse. A motorist reported a hub cap valued at 3.50 stolen from a downtown lot. Don Farquer reported a stolen billfold later found in his mailbox. Two youths had B B guns impounded and their mother warned to lock the guns up.
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Battler
Middletown
Miltonville
Dewey Poff
Poff
Alton Combs
Rollie Harris
Don Farquer
Winton St
Plummer Free On Probation After Dismissed Charge
Police records show the failure to provide charge against Kenneth Plummer 27 of 1814 Logan Ave was dismissed in court while he was placed on one year probation on an assault and battery count. Plummer was arrested on a two count warrant Monday.
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Kenneth Plummer
Logan Ave
Plummer
Paper firms omitted from Franklin discharge permits list
The Cheney Pulp & Paper Co and Howard Paper Mills Co both Franklin firms were omitted in yesterday’s Journal from the list of paper companies applying for state water system discharge permits. The Crystal Tissue Co of Middletown was also left out. Thirty seven firms have applied, including the two Franklin companies.
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Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
Howard Paper Mills Co
Franklin
Crystal Tissue Co
Middletown
Ohio
Lemon Township School Board Sells Bonds at 2.87 Percent
The Lemon Township Board of Education accepted Baxter Williams & Co of Cleveland's bid for a 1.5 million dollar bond issue approved by voters. The deal yields a 2.87 percent net rate with a 24,200.33 premium. Four syndical bids equaled 32 firms. seven firms represented the successful bidder from Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo. Bid openings for new school buildings are set for November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Lampe to Review Vet Center Work at Legion Session
E A Lampe service officer for the local Veterans Center will present a summary of 1953 center activities to American Legion Post 218 tonight. He will explain center services to members as he nears 30 years in the post and notes the center has been housed in Legion home for 22 years. The meeting is the post monthly business session.
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E. A. Lampe
Veterans Center
American Legion Post
Lampe
Legion Home
Post
Indians Must Visit Hopi Villages on Tour
U S commissioner of Indian affairs Glenn L Emmons will visit Hopi and Navajo leaders next month but must travel to their villages after Hopi spokesmen complain officials must come to them. The plan includes a stop at Keams Canyon on the Navajo reservation.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Glenn L. Emmons
U. S
Witnesses Plan Xenia Convention in Late October
Jehovah’s Witnesses of the Middletown area announce a mass meeting at Xenia Fieldhouse from October 23 to 25. Sessions begin Friday at 7 p.m. with Middletown presiding minister McFarland describing aims for home Bible study and personal missionary activity. Traveling Watchtower Society representative L. Roper will chair and speak, concluding with “What Is Your Destiny?” at 3 p.m. Sunday to about 1500 attendees. all sessions open to the public.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Middletown
Xenia
McFarland
L. Roper
New York City
Watchtower Society
Franklin Rotary Club Speaker Plans Dollar Themed Talk
Joe Baxter Jr. of Middletown will address the Franklin Rotary Club tonight on the topic An Engineer Looks At The Dollar. Program chairman Will Taylor announced the evening event.
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Franklin Rotary Club
Franklin
Joe Baxter Jr
Middletown
Will Taylor
Baxter
Rain Could Turn Area Into Hell in Arsenic Crisis
In Horse Cave Kentucky officials warn drought has left 45 900 gallons of arsenic trichloride in old Shaw Oil tanks along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Leakage last summer produced hydrochloric acid fumes and arsenic oxide over a wide area. The health board gave six days to remove the chemicals, lawsuits followed for nuisance, and residents fear rain could trigger a dangerous reaction.
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Horse Cave
Louisville & Nashville
Shaw Oil Co
Snll
Defense Department
County Health Board
Oil Company
L. H. Weasel
Tractor-Trailer Overturns Near Ohio 73 in Warren County
A tractor-trailer carrying cattle overturned at 5:30 a.m. just north of the Ohio 73 intersection in Warren County. No injuries were reported though the truck and trailer sustained heavy damage. The vehicle, driven south by Thomas Maxim, 23, of Wapakoneta, left the highway and toppled, demolishing the tractor and damaging the trailer’s left side and top.
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Ohio 48
Ohio 73
Warren County
Thomas Maxom
Wapakoneta
Planning Necessary Before Rural Slums Clean-Up
Preble County trustees discussed cleaning rural slums and the steps needed, including a planning commission building code and zoning ordinance. A. E. Suro cited success in Montgomery County and urged citizen action beyond officials. Residents pressed for relief or face a citizens committee to act. Health and fire hazards were noted.
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EATON
Preble County
A. E. Suro
Montgomery County
Charles Kieser
Everett Fahrenholtz
Raymond Messer
Jaycee Leaders Attend Leadership Training Session
Chairmen and vice chairmen of the Junior Chamber of Commerce program attended a leadership training session at the Chamber of Commerce office last night. The training committee led by Paul Foeh gave Jaycee officials pointers on completing projects and making reports.
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Chamber of Commerce
Paul Foeh
Jaycee
Kiwanis Club to Hear Malcom on Looking Ahead
Don Malcom of Armco's market development department will speak on Looking Ahead before the Kiwanis Club tomorrow at noon in the Manchester Hotel. F. W. Chew serves as program chairman.
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Don Malcom
Armco
Market Development Department
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
F. W. Chew
Discovery Boosts Loot Figure Up To 150000
The theft at Dr. W P Sammons home appears to total about 150000 after a third strong box with 40000 to 50000 was found missing. Three Dallas men and a woman are jailed in Dallas and Lima Ohio authorities report 96000 recovered in Ohio and Texas. A habeas hearing for Mary Balderson is set as prosecutors seek new charges based on an unverified envelope claim of 2000 that later proved 600. Additional extradition papers push bonds higher for Anderson and Ward while a Day ton associate yields another eighty.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W. P. Sammons
Joseph A. Gompers
Sammons
Dallas
Tex
Ohio
Texas
Mary Balderson
Thomas P
Gompers
Anderson
Dayton
Republican Head Raps Democrats at Taft Dinner Rally
Republican national chairman Leonard W. Hall denounced the Democratic party as captive to total statism at a $50 plate rally honoring the late Sen. Robert A. Taft in Columbus Ohio. He warned of federal control over all functions and economic livelihoods through diverse programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leonard W. Hall
Robert A. Taft
Hall
Schinagle Indicted On Murder Count In Ohio Case
Roy Roger Schinagle Jr. a 19 year old Ohio Wesleyan sophomore was indicted by a grand jury on a first degree murder charge in the September 17 slaying of his college sweetheart Pfeil 19 of White Plains New York was the victim and 13 witnesses testified before the indictment was returned in Upper Sandusky Ohio
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Roy Roger Schinagle Jr
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mayfield Heights
Dpe Pfeil
White Plains
Gravedigger Burns Some Midnight Oil
In Ingham County near Mason Michigan deputies investigated a Halloween season incident at the North Aurelius graveyard. They found grave digger Bill Peters working at midnight to complete a grave before pheasant hunting the following day.
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Mason, Mich
Ingham County
North Aurelius
Bill Peters
Peters
Local Fur and Leather Union in Cincinnati Fights NLRB Ruling
A Cincinnati Fur and Leather Workers Local seeks court review of an NLRB ruling voiding bargaining rights at Am-O-Krome Co after its officer Tevis Bruce Schooler was convicted of perjury for Red ties. An anti Communist member says the unit voted to challenge the action though the chief shop steward would not confirm.
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Cincinnati
Fur and Leather Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Frank Weise
International Union
CIO
Tevis Bruce Schooler
Schooler
Am-O-Krome Co
Illustrator To Talk At Dayton Art Meeting
Bruce Peters director of Armco art department presides at Dayton Art Center meeting at 6:30 p m in the Biltmore Hotel Dayton One hundred persons expected to hear Paul Nonnast Philadelphia based illustrator speak on a new illustration technique Commercial art circles in the area invited
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Bruce Peters
Armco
Art Center
Dayton
Biltmore
Paul Nonnast
Philadelphia
Egg Prices May Reach Record High
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts 1953 egg production and broiler output to set new records. Prices may peak this year but are expected to dip slightly in 1954 as demand remains steady.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Snow draped western and southern Colorado with heavy falls
Western and southern Colorado received heavy snowfall yesterday with Wolf Creek Pass reporting up to six inches. The storm blanketed high terrain, delaying travel and shaping area weather conditions for the day.
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Denver
Colorado
Wolf Creek Pass
Colorad
Boys Scale Church Tower In Zanesville Prank
Two 15 year old youths Daniel Brooks and Richard L Grant visited from Cleveland and climbed the Central Presbyterian Church tower in downtown Zanesville. Firemen and police were alerted by floodlights and ladder teams helped the boys down after they explained they were just looking for something to do. They will face juvenile authorities for the prank.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Daniel Brooks
Richard L. Grant
Cleveland
Central Presbyterian Church
Baby Shot Before Its Even Born
In Winchester Kentucky Michael Goodwin McGlothen was born after a bullet from an uncle's .22 revolver pierced his mother’s abdomen three weeks before delivery. Doctors performed a Caesarean section and removed the bullet near the baby's brain. Both mother and infant were reported to suffer no lasting harm.
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Winchester
Michael Goodwin McGlothen
Michael
Walter McGlothens
Walter McGlothen
Argentine Bomber Crashes in River Plate Patrol
An Argentine air force bomber crashed in the River Plate yesterday near Buenos Aires killing three of the five aboard. The remaining two crew were rescued unharmed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
River Plate
Granted Divorce for Cleveland Teen Seeks Tax Exemption Claim
Seventeen year old Carol Craig was granted an uncontested divorce after testifying that her husband Albert, aged 39, married her to obtain an income tax exemption.
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Cleveland
Carol Craig
Albert
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Streifthay
McCarthy Motor Sales
Tia
Vail
Kiwanis
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