Going Too Far Warns Halloween Vandals In Middleton
Assistant Chief Joseph Newkirk blasted Halloween vandals after two cars were smeared with paint in Middleton. Police also dispersed youths setting fires to leaves and porch boxes on Harrison Street, warning that Halloween is not open season for vandalism. Newkirk urged action to limit property damage and hazards.
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Joseph Newkirk
Newkirk
Donald Roberts
Woodlawn Ave
Black Little
Harrison St
Stevenson Campaign Swing Ties State and National Politics
Gov. Adlai Stevenson makes two day Ohio swing with Toledo Sandusky Elyria stops and a Cleveland address as state races unfold. Lausche Defends ten mile tax while Taft attacks highway enforcement. Bricker calls Korea War Truman and New Deal War. Di Salle defends Bricker voting record on Social Security amid TV marathon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Toledo
Sandusky
Elyria
Cleveland
Govrnor
U. S. Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Charles P. Taft
Lausche
State Highway Patrol
John W. Bricker
Truman
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Sen. Bricker
Bricker
Mansfield
State Department
Dean Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
America
Taft
Cincinnatian
Cleveland TV
Lake Central sale moves toward interim management shift
Lake Central Airlines may transfer management to a trustee within 30 to 45 days as part of a pending sale to Wisconsin Central Airlines. The Civil Aeronautics Board urged continued service on many routes and signaled it may approve new Ohio routes exceeding 1100 miles once final sale proceeds, with interim operations to cover Indianapolis to Cleveland and detours through Columbus, Detroit, Pittsburgh and Youngstown.
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Derway
Grisard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Central
Ohio
Wisconsin Central Airlines, Inc
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Kentucky
R. Vernon Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Civil Aeronautics Act
CAB
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Akron-Canton
Dayton
Springfield
Marion
Mansfield
Sandusky
Toledo
Dover
New Philadelphia
Zanesville
East Liverpool
Akron Kills Rent Controls Second Time
Akron, Ohio, voted 10 to 3 to remove rent controls, despite being labeled a critical dense area by the government. The move ends controls for the second time in a month, while other Ohio cities weigh similar steps and the federal government reserves the right to reverse. Massillon reports 25 to 30 percent rent increases since decontrol.
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Akron
O.P
Ohio
Warren
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
David Dowd
Laws and Claims Committee
May Acquitted In Contempt Case
George F. May, a Chicago businessman and promoter of the Tom O'Shanter Entry Club golf events, was acquitted of contempt of Congress charges. Judge Bernita S. Matthews ruled his refusal to answer Senate Crime Investigating Committee questions was within his constitutional rights. May wept as the verdict was read. he testified May 28, 1951 about slot machine operations at the club.
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Washington
George F. May
Chicago
Bernita S. Matthews
May
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Tom O'Shante
Tom O'Shanter Club
Talbot Calls Communism Top Global Threat at Rotary
Democratic congressional candidate Thomas B. Talbot told Rotary members that Communism remains the world’s greatest threat. He blamed both parties for Korea policy mistakes, cited U S action guiding Japan’s fate, and defended Truman’s Korea troop vote as decisive against communism.
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Thomas B. Talbot
Congress
Rotary Club
Talbot
Youthful bandit robs Ada bank with shotgun
A young man described as a college student robbed the First National Bank of Ada at 10 55 a m using a sawed off shotgun. He emptied a suitcase of cash while forcing president Anson Gear and cashier Anne Pugh to the floor. No customers were present and a confederate was said to wait outside. A car was seen leaving north of the bank after the incident.
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Ada
O.P
First National Bank of
Lester Bame
Bame
Anson Gear
Anne Pugh
Campaign to Repeal Federal Income Tax Gains Backers
Fresno former congressman Bertrand Gearhart announced a new organization to repeal the federal income tax. Backers include Corinne Griffith actress and Charles Coburn actor along with Miss Griffiths husband George Marshall owner of the Washington Redskins. Gearhart cited erosion of privacy and morale as motives for repeal.
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Los Angeles
Corinne Griffith
Charles Coburn
Bertrand Gearhart
Fresno
Calif
Miss Griffith
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
Coburn
Gearhart
Four Killed In Polio Mercy Plane Crash
A private cabin plane carrying a 14 month old polio patient and three others crashed four miles southwest of Winslow Arizona soon after takeoff. All four aboard perished including pilot Gerald Starr about 35 Vincente Gurule father Vincente Gurule Sr. and ambulance driver Ernest Jack Ryan.
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Winslow, Ariz.p
Phoenix
Winslow
Gerald E. Starr
Vincente Gurule
Vincente Gurule Sr
Ernest Jack Ryan
Ike Adlai Support Aid Plans
Ike Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson urged continued U S help to free nations in the fight against communism. They spoke at the New York Herald Tribune Forum and pressed long term economic coalitions and coordinated policy to revive world economies. Both stressed American leadership and a balanced pace to avoid overextension.
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New York
United States
Free Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
Economic Alliance of Free Nations
Kremlin
Stevenson
Chicago
America
U. S
Freedom
AFL Walkout At GE Jet Plant Shifted Workload
About 2,000 AFL construction workers from 19 unions went on strike at General Electric’s jet engine plant in Evendale near Cincinnati over a jurisdictional dispute. Production remained steady as 10,000 other employees reported for work while picket lines were not formed. The walkout, urged by the Building Trades Board, targeted “work belonging to the building trades” at the plant.
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Cincinnati
AFL
Defense
General Electric
Evendale
Building Trades Board of Business
Frank C. Vincent
Council
Vincent
Oxford Students Dig Beat Jazz Club Revival
Oxford University undergraduates can revive their banned jazz club but cannot dance or drink liquor at meetings. Officials lifted the prohibition ordered last year and reminded members the club's purpose is to study the historical and sociological aspects of jazz.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
Mexico Prepares Largest Maneuvers With 10000 Troops
Mexico's army intends to stage its greatest maneuvers next month with about 10 000 troops taking part. The plan signals major drill activity and a show of readiness amid regional security concerns.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Franklin Club earns second in district publicity efforts
Miami Valley roundup notes Franklin Jo-Ba-Lena Garden Club placing second in a district with 98 federated clubs. Mrs. Warner Conover leads publicity. Other items include awards, elections, new Scout troops, cheerleader selections, and community events across multiple towns.
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Franklin
Jo-Ba-Lena Garden Club
Warner Conover
Businessmen Expecting Steady Price Levels
The Department of Commerce reports businessmen foresee no sharp price changes soon. Current Business notes record farm production may lower farm prices while consumer goods and industrial raw materials stay firm.
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Washington
Department of Commerce Today
Department
Current Business
Russians Claim U. S. Holds Soviet Children
Berlin reports Ivan F. Semichastnov, acting head of the Soviet Control Commission, protested to U. S. High Commissioner Walter J. Donnelly that American authorities illegally and forcibly hold many Soviet children in West Germany against their parents will.
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Berlin
West Germany
Ivan F. Semichastnov
Soviet Control Commission
U. S
Walter J. Donnelly
Guatemala Pardons Short-Term Convicts on Holiday
Guatemala's government pardons all convicts with sentences under five years as part of the eighth anniversary of the 1944 revolution, marking the holiday with clemency measures.
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Guatemala
Lima Firm Wins Bid For Lima Ordnance Depot Heating
The Huntington District Corps of Engineers announced Perry P. Smith, Inc., of Lima submitted the low bid Tuesday for heating and ventilating work at the Lima Ordnance Depot. Ten bids were filed to build a boiler house and install a new coal fired boiler and updated heating and ventilating equipment.
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Huntington
W. Va
Lima Ordnance Depot
Perry P. Smith, Inc
Lima
Huntington District Corps of Engineers
Smith
Winter Visit Notes From Middletown and Kokomo
Mrs Annie Smith returns to Middletown to spend the winter. Mrs Lester Dennis spent Monday in Middletown. Mrs Eliza Lamb and Maurice Lamb with family visited Mrs Clara Wilson and family in Kokomo Indiana over the weekend.
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Annie Smith
Middletown
Lester Dennis
Eliza Lamb
Maurice Lamb
Mrs. Lamb
Clara Wilson
Kokomo
Ind
Ten Middletown Scouts to Attend Tri State Girl Scout Meet
Ten members of the Middletown Girl Scout Council, led by Mrs. Frank Chapman Jr., will attend the Kenowa Regional Conference in Cleveland November 11 13. The group includes several named leaders and Junior members and aims to unite Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia Seniors under the theme Girl Scouts A Growing Force for Freedom. The event accompanies a national sequence of 12 regional meets and precedes the 1953 Cincinnati convention.
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Middletown
Girl Scout Council
Cleveland
Frank Chapman, Jr
Kenowva
Chapman
William F. Johnston
Robert Ridpath
James Wikoff
Ernest Cracraft
Sterling Tolson
Frank Herd
Rachel Crane
Daisy Kinner
Yvonne Wellman
Girl Scouts
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
United States
Girl Scout Organization
Cincinnati
Clear Creek Civic Club Organized At Springboro
The Clear Creek Civic Club was organized at Springboro Methodist Church with over 50 men from Clear Creek township pledging support. A nominating committee including W. E. Stanton, Robert South and B. P. Stockman was named. the group aims to boost civic involvement and may pursue national service club affiliation. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday November 3, with dinner meetings set for the first and third Mondays each month.
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Springboro
Clear Creek
Springbro Methodist Church
Clear Creek Township
W. E. Stanton
Robert South
B. P. Stockman
National Service Club
Clear Creek Civic Club
Monroe Grange Officers To Be Named November 3
Monroe Grange will elect officers on November 3 at the next meeting. A square dance contest led by Sam Neihoff of Oxford will be held next Monday at Wayne Township School in Jacksonburg with Vi's Orchestra providing music. The seventh degree banquet is set for December 4 at an undecided location. Degrees will be exemplified at Peasttown on Tuesday and at Riley on November 11. A Wiener bake is planned for Tuesday at the Community Home with talks on fire hazards and home safety, highway safety, and farm machinery safety. A quiz on fires followed, plus piano solos, recitations, and a reading by Mrs. Franklin White.
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Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Progressive Garden Club
Hamilton Ywca
Alfred Fail
Trenton
Maude Bake
Monroe
John Smith
Roger Browne
Alfred Bauman
Jennie Brand
Henrietta Courties
Harry Schaefer
Blue Ball
Russell Martin
O. G. Bowker
Janet Gail Hall
Jan Treadway
Barbara Richardson
Barbara Taulbee
United States
Louisiana
Beverly Whiteted
Monroe Grange
The
Grange
Sam Neihoff
Oxford
Peasttown
Riley
Ant Home
Grange Samnere
Jon Bruck
Ora Burdge
Lester Kennel
Beverly Kennel
Linda Condon
Jimmy White
Billy Kennel
Franklin White
Lemon Monroe High announces honor roll for first six weeks
Honor lists at Lemon Monroe High School reveal forty six students from upper grades with 3.5 or higher averages. Perfect A students include Cary Wells Jeannette Williams Gene Young Margie Guernsey Barbara Neely and others. Freshmen lead with fourteen top honorees, followed by juniors sophomores and seniors with named achievers and lists of honorable mention totaling one hundred six students.
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Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
Cary Wells
Jeannette Williams
Gene Young
Margie Guernsey
Barbara Neely
Lynn Wander
Marilyn Carroll
Anne Frazier
Margaret Sergeant
Sally Whitson
Delores Berry
Lois Derrough
Wayne Fields
Carolyn Ihle
Betty McQuinn
Geraldine Pressler
Dale Riffe
Ronnie Steiger
Nancy Stome
Kay Spurlock
Reva Wilkinson
Louis Gabbard
Phyllis Gose
Joanne Heck
Dolores Kowell
Patsy Maddox
Reva Sebastian
Barbara Snowden
Betty Spencer
Mary Sears
Sue Steiger
Charlene Schneider
Dwight Armitage
Mary Baird
Beth Dieterly
Marcia Follmer
Cecilia Hipp
Kenneth Lindsay
Rudy Mallett
Tom Rothfuss
Nee Lynn Wander
Charles Ballinger
Rachel Bryant
Mary Campbell
Alice Guernsey
Jerry Lapham
Joyce Pendleton
Shirley Tewell
West Virginia Steer Wins Herford Prize
Kansas City judge at the Royal Livestock Show named W Hillcrest Larry 62nd a champion Hereford bull. The two year old herd sire bred by C A Smith Hillcrest Farm Chester West Virginia also won top honors at Chicago international livestock show. Diamonds are composed of car n.
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Kansas City
Hillcrest
Larry
C. A. Smith
Hillcrest Farm
Chester
W. Va
Chicago
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