Worth Lutz Emerges As Duke Tailback Star
Durham report highlights Worth Lutz, Duke’s six foot 185 pound tailback, praised by Ike Peel and coach Bill Murray. Lutz shines in split-T, adds passing and kicking, drawing comparisons to greats while Duke eyes ACC title run against Tennessee Purdue Army Virginia Navy Georgia Tech North Carolina.
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Durham
N. C
NEA
Ike Peel
Tennessee
Duke
Worth Lutz
Bill Murray
Lutz
Murray
Peel
South Carolina
Ed Meadows
Utz
Devils
Ringe
Jerry Barger
Meadows
Bobby Burros
Howard Pitt
Purdue
Army
Virginia
Navy
Georgia Tech
North Caroline
Ace Parker
George McAfee
Eric Tipton
Steve Lach
Dixie
Stevenson finishes sixth then sixteenth in Stroh's Caps Pin Tourney
Stevenson, in the Ninth Annual Elimination Tournament of the Bowling Proprietors Association of America in Cleveland, fell from Saturday’s third to a 16th place finish with an 11 558 total. Frisbie led Cincinnati with a 207 average for six games as Stroh’s Bohemian Beers of Detroit won the team title with 12 190 on 12 games. Pfeiffer’s Beer of Detroit took second with 12 85, Jockey Cooper of Chicago earned third with 11 977. Nagy and Lilard each flirted with a perfect game before Nagy finished 299 and Lilard 279 in a dramatic finish.
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Stroh
Bohemian Beers
Detroit
Stevenson
Frisbie
Pfeiffer’s Beer
Jockey Cooper
Chicago
Steve Nagy
Kegler
al Ellis Minin
Cleveland
Bill Lillard
Nagy
Roof Blaze Attacks Middletown Home on 65th Alarm of October
Middletown firemen responded to their 65th alarm of October for a roof fire at the home of Jennings Lawsaw 1803 Columbia Ave. The fire caused about 25 dollars in damage to the building and was traced to sparks from a chimney with Companies 1 and 2 arriving at 1 14 p m.
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Middletown
Jennings Lawsaw
Columbia Ave
Crash victim improves to fair condition in Middletown
Lacy Steffey aged 34 of 809 4th Ave. is listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital today after a one car crash on US 25 south of Franklin early Saturday. He suffered a crushed chest and multiple abrasions and contusions to the body and face, had previously been listed in serious condition.
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Middletown Hospital
Lacy Steffey
4Th Ave
Us, 25
Franklin
Bride’s Mother Dies at Daughter’s Wedding in Ohio
Funeral services set for Rose Mlinac 56 in St. John’s Church Lorain Ohio, after she collapsed at daughter's wedding Saturday. Daughter is Margaret Mlinac, only child, who witnessed the tragedy at the ceremony.
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Lorain
Ohio
Rose Mlinac
St. John’s Catholic Church
Margaret
Mlinaec
Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of Ohio Legal Notice
Notices include divorce petitions in Butler County cases 70267 and 70295, an emergency Middletown ordinance with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad agreement, a bond highway amendment proposal, and multiple constitutional amendment questions including state board of education militia duty and highway financing.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
First Avenue
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Election of Militia Officers in Ohio Proposed
State voters will decide on November 1953 whether to repeal Article IX Section 2 of the Ohio Constitution relating to militia officer elections. The proposed amendment seeks to remove that section from the governing document.
Military officers elected by duty district ballots for constitutional repeal
Section 2 outlines that Majors General Brigadiers General Colonels Lieutenant Colonels Majors Captains and Subalterns are to be elected by those subject to military duty in their districts on an official ballot prescribed by the secretary of state. If votes in favor exceed against the proposal, section 2 of Article IX of Ohio's constitution shall be repealed.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
State of Ohio
State Board OF Education
Secretary of State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
United States
Ohio voters consider amending Article II and II sections
A proposed constitutional amendment in Ohio seeks to redefine legislative power to reflect referendum rights, enabling the people to propose laws and amendments and to adopt or reject them. It also outlines election and appointment rules, with viva voce voting and state officer vacancies, and notes the amendment’s impact on existing Article II sections.
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U. S
State of
Ohio
United States
General Assembly
Senate
House’ of Representatives
Ohio Article XV Women Eligibility Proposal Summary
Ohio lawmakers propose amending Article XV to allow or restrict women's eligibility for state offices. The measure targets Article XV Section 4 and would repeal existing Section 4, altering elector qualifications for holding offices in Ohio.
Proposals to repeal parts of Ohio Constitution Article XIV
The Ohio Assembly proposes repealing Article XIV sections 1 2 and 3 affecting appointment of three Commissioners and the reform of court practice forms and proceedings. The measure targets the 1953 November election with electors voting on the amendment to abolish distinct forms of action and unify justice administration.
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State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Proposal to repeal World War 1 bonus provisions in Ohio constitution
Ohio General Assembly proposes to repeal section 2a of Article VIII concerning the World War I Bonus. Electors will vote on the November 1953 election on the repeal proposal, which would remove the commissioners of the sinking fund duties and related stipulations from the constitution. Also includes miscellaneous legal notices about divorce petitions and court dates in Butler County with names such as Kathaleen Gay Bush and Doris Ellen Trinkle.
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Calvin C. Puckett
Helen Marie Puckett
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Mary Jo Manning
HO. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Edward Stout
Ava Neale Stout
Anna Mae Conrad
Maxwell Finkleman
Dei
Francis Carmody
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
First Avenue
Middletown
Doris F. Kronberg
Grimes Street
City of
Doris F. Kronborg
Baltinorf and
Ohto Railroad Company
State of
General Assembly
Bush
Kathaleen Gay Bush
Joseph T. K
Anna Mase Conrad
Mexwell Finkleman
Billy Merle Trinkle
Doris Ellen Trinkle
Norman G. Grevey
H. O Finkelman
Ohio bonds plan funds veteran compensation and tax shifts
State officials outline a $25 million bond issue bearing up to 5.5 percent interest to fund a World War II era compensation program. Proceeds go to the sinking fund and are tax funded with a dedicated levy, plus rules for veterans’ monthly payments of up to 250 dollars for service during the 1917-1918 war.
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State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States of America
United States
State of Ohio
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