Robbers abduct Cincinnati man from his own car
W. S. Trader, 56, reports two men forced entry at Red Bank and Madison in Cincinnati, held him for nearly six hours, stabbed him once, and robbed his watch and $20 billfold before fleeing toward Ohio 123. Deputies describe two suspects, ages about 35, one 5 feet 8 inches, 173 pounds, the other 5 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds, wearing jeans and shirts, as they sought clues from Lebanon to Cincinnati authorities.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
Red Bank
Madison Roads
W. S
Winnetka Dr
Ohio 123
Ralph Palmer
Warren County
Margaret Roberts
Ohio
Palmer
Taber
Traber
Woman Injured in Rt 4 Pileup In Lespurdsville
A Middletown woman suffered minor injuries in a two vehicle crash on Route 4 at Lespurdsville yesterday. Franklin Hayes, 21, attempted to pass two cars northbound when Roy A. Doyle turned left, colliding with Hayes’s vehicle and causing heavy damage to the Hayes car. Doyle's car sustained only minor damage and Hayes was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Middletown
Lespurdsville
State Patrol
William A. Hayes
Fornwood St
Middletown Hospital
Franklin Hayes
Fernwood Sr
Rt. 4
Roy A. Doyle
Hamilton
Hayes
Train Derailment Injures 26 in Maryland Route
Twenty six persons were injured when part of a Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed in Otter Point Maryland yesterday. Fourteen cars left the tracks including two passenger coaches and the mail cars. The train was en route from New York to Washington. Investigators seek the cause and four remain hospitalized.
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Otter Point
Maryland
Gill
Washington
New York
Girl Scout Daycamp Committee Plans Final Evaluation
Final evaluation of the past day camp season on the agenda for Girl Scout daycamp committee. Mrs Frank Herd, chairman, presides at the session opening at 10 a.m. in the Girl Scout office.
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Frank Herd
Girl Scout
At The Movies Listings For The Week
Paramount shows The McConnell Story and King's Thief with showings at 1 35 5 00 and 8 35 p m Colonial presents Green Fire Blackboard Jungle with times 1 15 4 36 8 18 p m Virginia Queen clocks 1 10 3 50 5 45 7 45 9 35 p m Dixie Cruise In offers Fighting Men of the Plains 9 06 p m and Never Let Me Go 7 07 10 54 p m
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Paramount
McConnell
Dixie Cruise
Syrians and Israelis clash in Galilee tensions rise
An Israeli army spokesman said Syrian forces fired on the Israeli settlement En Geber along the Sea of Galilee with no casualties. The UN truce chief for Palestine was en route to New York to report on the tense situation after a Saturday raid in which three Syrians were reported slain and five captured.
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Jerusalem
En Ger
Sea of Galilee
U. N
Palestine
New York
Plaque Marks Eisenhower Ancestor Home in Elizabethville
In Elizabethville Pennsylvania a bronze plaque marks the farm home built by President Eisenhower's grandfather a century ago. The unveiling was done by Milton S Eisenhower Penn State president with remarks on faith freedom justice and opportunity. The house is now owned by Mr and Mrs Lee W Phillips and remains largely intact with renovations ongoing.
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Elizabethville
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Eisenhower Brothers
Lee W. Phillips
Bus Leaves Road Near Mason Injures Eight on U S 42
Eight passengers were hurt when a Greyhound bus clipped a tree on U S 42 two miles south of Mason Ohio in Warren County. Driver Ralph W Warbis 33 of Detroit swerved to avoid a car driven by Jerry A Marrs 23 of Cincinnati. Injured Ohioans included Mossie Meadows Lebanon laceration of left leg and Bertha Lovett Sidney bruised left arm. The bus front end was damaged and injured were treated at the scene before the party continued to Detroit on another bus.
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Cincinnati
Greyhound
U.S. 42
Mason
Ohio
Warren County
Ralph W. Warbis
Detroit
Jerry A. Marrs
Marrs
Mossie Meadows
Lebanon
Bertha Lovett
Sidney
Unification Bid Renewed By Koreans
On United Nations Day in Seoul the U N Association of Korea urged rapid unification of the Korean peninsula and warned against delaying survival. President Syngman Rhee honored Allied war dead and urged lasting peace, while Gen I D White said victory remains unsafe while tyranny endures.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Navas
Korea
U. N. Assn
U. N General Assembly
Syngman Rhee
I. D. White
U. S. 8Th Army
Boy Hurts Knee In Home Tin Roof Cut
Bruce Lickliter 11 of 3513 Jewell Ave was treated in Middletown Hospital emergency ward after cutting his right knee on tin roofing. He received nine stitches and was discharged at 2 50 pm.
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Middletown Hospital
Bruce Lickliter
Jailbird Bagged By Duck Hunters Near Peek Prison Camp
Donald and Roland Drake on a duck hunting trip spotted Arthur Prewitt, 32, of Detroit, escaping from Peek prison camp seven miles away. They held him at gunpoint until a passing state police car arrived to take custody.
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Jackson, Mich
Drake Brothers
Donald
Roland Drake
Peek
Arthur Prewitt
Detroit
Ashland trio given life terms for Fayetteville murder
Three Ashland Ky men Charles Arthur Smith 18 Charles Edward Cassity 26 and David Ernest Phillips 18 were convicted of first degree murder in the fatal hold up attempt at an East Fayetteville grocery on Sept 26. The jury recommended mercy and the men face automatic life sentences. They were arrested near Elizabethtown shortly after the crime.
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Fayetteville
N. C.P
Ashland
Charles Arthur Smith
Charles Edward Cassity
David Ernest Phillips
Grover Taft
City League Post Given To Carmody
Francis Carmody, chair of Middletown's city commission, is named to the Ohio Municipal League board of trustees. James D. Williams, league president, notes this is the first Middletonian on the state body. The league pushes highway improvement programs and municipal safety and health with state officials.
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Francis Carmody
Middletown
Ohio Municipal League
James D. Williams
Middletonian
Ohio
Williams
Carmody
Debate Over Unemployment Benefit Increase On TV
Ohio lawmakers clash over a CIO backed bill to raise weekly jobless benefits from 33 to 50 dollars with a 9 dollar dependency allowance. Rep Horace Troon warns of abuse while Jacob Clayman argues Ohio's strict admin prevents fraud. The debate aired on radio and TV and the measure faces a November 8 vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Horace W.troon
Franklin
Jacob C. Clayman
Ohio Cio Council
CIO
Japanese Parents Don't Spare Red
A Tokyo poll by primary teacher Takefumi Totani found 45 percent of boys and 39 percent of girls reported frequent spankings at home. Many girls said spankings made them angry and some talked back, while 28 percent felt lying was unavoidable and nearly all felt misunderstood.
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Tokyo
Takefumi Totani
Safety Council Meet Planned by Middletown Group
Ray Standafer, chairman of the Middletown Safety Council's school division, will lead a meeting of the group tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Civic Association library.
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Ray Standafer
Middletown Safety Council
Civic Association
Carmody To Get Salute By HBA Unit In Middletown
City Commission candidate Francis Carmody will be guest of honor at the Middletown Home Builders Association meeting at noon tomorrow in the Homestead Restaurant. Ray McMullen says Carmody will be the first honorary member of the chapter and the program includes five minute talks by Carmody and Sam Redding with a 15 minute Q and A on campaign platforms.
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City .Commission
Francis Carmody
Middletown
the Home Builders Assn
Butler County
Homestead
Ray McMullen
Carmody
Sam Redding
City Commission
Neglect Cited As Big Cause For Illnesses
Dr. A Watters of New Orleans told Oklahoma City listeners that lack of love or neglect leads people to seek illness for attention. The psychiatrist will lecture at the Oklahoma City clinical conference opening today.
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Oklahoma City
A. Watters
New Orleans
Watters
Bull Learns But Too Late At Texas Prison Rodeo
In Huntsville Texas a former model Bette Ford demonstrated bullfighting at a state prison rodeo. Laws prohibit bull killing but the Mexican fighting bull used in the demonstration survived only to face an uncertain fate as a prisoner rodeo guest performer.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas
Bette Ford
Flying Oldster Eyes Blimp Endeavor In Santa Monica
James W. Montee, believed nation’s oldest flier at 93, celebrated with a plane ride for three generations. A veteran with 4,000 flight hours he has piloted 53 aircraft types including a jet and founded Clover Field in 1922.
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Santa Monica
Calif
James W. Montee
Montee
Clover Field
Mrs Hagan Listed In Poor Condition After Motor Crash
Jane Hagan 46 of 825 10th Ave remained in poor condition at Dayton's Miami Valley Hospital after an auto crash Saturday night near Monroe. She suffered serious head injuries when her car tore through a fence at Yankee and Linn roads, overturned three times in a field. She earlier received treatment at Middletown Hospital before transfer. She works for Armco National Carrier. car demolished per state patrol.
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Jane Hagan
10Th Ave
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Monroe
Yankee and
Linn Roads
Middletown Hospital
Dayton Hospital
Armco
State Patrol
Pee Wee Helps Miners Fight Blaze In Mine
Orients mine No 3 in Waltonville Illinois fights a two week fire. Pee Wee the 13 year old pit mule was pressed into service to haul material for state mine rescue crews. Electric power under ground is cut off and workers press on without gas masks.
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Waltonville
Orient Mine No 3
Pee Wee
Southern Illinois
Freeman Corp
West Frankfort
St. Pee Wee
OU Junior Killed In Car Accident
Ath ens Ohio 21 year old Ohio University junior William Breck Pattengell of Youngstown died in a traffic accident. His body was found on the New York Central Railroad tracks under an overpass near Burr Oak Dam close to Glouster.
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Athens
Ohio
William Breck Pattengell
Ohio University
Youngstown
Pattengell
New York Central Railroad
Burr Oak Dam
Glouster
DWI Charges After Wreck at Verity and Garden
Roosevelt Bass 36 of 832 18th Ave was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car collided with Robert L Taylor 24 at Garden Street Verity Parkway. Damage to both autos about 100 dollars. Mitchell Smith 41 of 2907 Finley St was charged with failure to yield after crashing into James Maloney 22 of 2000 Yankee Street at Yankee Road Lafayette Ave intersection. Maloney's car 250 dollars damage, Smith's 125 dollars. Accident occurred at 7 a.m.
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Roosevelt Bass
18Th Ave
Middletown
Garden Street
Verity Parkway
Bass
Robert L Taylor
Pine St
Mitchell Smith
Finley St
Smith
James Maloney
Yankee Sr
Lafayette Thre
Apple Named King as Mum Show Honors Horticultural Talent
Middletown teacher Harvey C. Apple won the grand prize at the sixth annual Mum Show in Dayton for his Nightingale chrysanthemum entry. Apple captured the King of the Show for the fourth time and also claimed a best Fuji cup with Queen's Lace. In 33 entries, local exhibitor Apple earned 11 blue ribbons, nine red, five white and two yellow. His garden houses 250 mum varieties and about 1,200 plants.
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Middletown
Dayton
Harvey C. Apple
Fleming Rd
Dayton Art Institute
Boy Scout Staff Meeting Planned
A meeting of the Pokey Griffith District commissioners' staff is planned for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Boy Scout office. Council Commissioner Donald Skinner will preside in Paul Doughman’s absence. The meeting will discuss organizing a staff and monthly roundtables. men interested in serving are invited.
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Pokey Griffith
Boy Scout Office
Donald Skinner
Paul Doughman
K Of C Lodge Plans Halloween Party
Lafayette Lodge 37 Knights of Pythians hosts its annual Halloween party for members and families at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. Entertainment includes games music dancing and contests with doughnuts and cider served.
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Lafayette Lodge 37
Knights of Pythians
First American Button Factory Began in Waterbury
The first American button factory was established in Waterbury, Connecticut, around 1800, marking an early development in American manufacturing. The venture helped grow Waterbury as a center for skilled labor and small goods production.
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Waterbury, Conn
Car Crash on Grand Avenue and Crawford Street
A Monday incident involves Pryse Hollow 39 Harold Ave Franklin driving a car that skidded into the rear of another vehicle at the Grand Avenue Crawford Street intersection. The second driver stopped briefly then left claiming no damage. Horson reported $90 damage to his car from the wet pavement collision.
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Pryse Hollow
Harold Ave
Franklin
Grand Avenue
Crawford Street
Horson
Second Sunday Crash Damages Trucks and Taxi
A minor accident damaged a truck driven by Warren Stallworth and a taxi operated by Booby C Sears. Both vehicles burned fenders near 1026 1éth Ave, with damage valued at 55 dollars.
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Warren Stallworth
Minnesota St
Booby C. Sears
Baltimore St
1Éth Ave
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DIAL
Jailbird
Ashland, Ky
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Bull
Flying Oldster
Sanitone
America
Charles
Erle Hanson
OU Junior
Yankee Road
Lafayette Avenue
Apple
Boy Scout
K of C Lodge
League of Women Voters
The
First National Bank
Black
Federal Deport Insurance Corporation
Sutphin
Armco East
Loe “Wn
Monroe, Ohio
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