Dorothy McGuire Romance Rumor Linked to Army Sgt Husband
Middletown and Miamisburg sources dispute reports that Dorothy McGuire is in a romance with Julius LaRosa. Sgt. John Brown, a Monroe High School graduate, is reportedly married and overseas in Korea. Brown’s brother says Brown may not be happily married, while McGuire’s parents deem the gossip untrue. The McGuire sisters rose to fame after Godfrey’s firing last week and their career path to New York. Dorothy and Brown wed in August 1951 in Miamisburg. both attended Anderson College. Phyllis and Ruby McGuire remain prominent in Cincinnati and Dayton circuits.
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Julius LaRosa
Dorothy McGuire
John Brown
Korea
Armco
Asa McGuire
McGuire - LaRosa
Middletown
Sgt. Brown
Robert
F. Brown
16Th Ave
Brown
New York
Arthur Godfrey
McGuire Sisters
Miss. McGuire
Miamisburg
Tal
Godfrey
LaRosa
Frumors
Little Godfreys
Walter Winchell
Sg. Brown
Ethyl Brown
Kate Smith
Dorothy
Monroe High School
Ruby
Middletown High School
Phyllis
Phyllis McGuire
Neal van Ells
WLWT
Cincinnati
Dayton
van Cleve Hotel
Girl In Critical Condition After Franklin Crash
A 17 year old Franklin girl, Mary Sue Shane, remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a car left U S 25 and struck a house at the north edge of Franklin at 11 p m Sunday. Joyce Ann Hollon, 17, in Middletown Hospital, improved to good condition with head and right leg lacerations. Linville McFarland 20 of Franklin was charged with operating without a license and speeding. he was released on his own recognizance. Donald Kidwell Dr 19 and others suffered minor injuries. House damage estimated at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Mary Sue Shane
Robert Shane
E. 4Th St
U. S. 25
Linville McFarland
S. Canal St
Middletown
Joyce Ann Hollon
Roberts St
McFarland
Donald Kidwell
Tibball Sr
Ida Fink
Combs Warns Motorists About Lights on Yan kee Road
Lt. James Combs of the Traffic Bureau warns northbound drivers on Yan kee Road that running the first green to red light at Verity Parkway and Armco entrance will incur tickets. Violations cause rear congestion and have led to accidents. officers will issue citations totaling 5 dollars for red light and 3 dollars for amber light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Armco
Verity
Yankee
Damage 51 000 After Driver Loses Control on Ty tus Avenue
Nearly 1 000 damage occurred in an accident at 11 40 m on Ty tus Avenue. Roger Clevenger 18 of 1501 Manchester Ave lost control after striking railroad tracks and was cited for speed. His car hit a parked truck owned by Walter Sanford 23 of 417 Ty tus Ave and skidded 180 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tytus Avenue
Roger Clevenger
Manchester Ave
Walter J. Sanford
Tytus Ave
Clevenger
Ultra thin steel can match hair thickness with 20 sheets
A report notes that steel can be rolled to such extreme thinness that twenty sheets stacked together equal the width of a single human hair. The finding highlights advances in metalworking and material science.
West Virginia Couple Killed In Warren County Crash
A West Virginia couple Loma Gwinn 59 and Martha Gwinn 58 were killed when their car collided with a steel truck at Ohio 122 and 48. Their daughter Frances 32 died later at Middletown Hospital. Road conditions and stop sign failure cited by state patrol.
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Lebanon
Warren County
West Virginia
Ohio 122
Ohio 48
Here
Loma W. Gwinn
Meadow Bridge
W. Va
Martha
Frances
Virginia St
Charleston
Middletown Hospital
Taxi Firms Seek City Fare Increase
Three taxi company operators met with City Manager Howard H Kramer to push for higher fares. They plan to submit reports to justify the raise, with a proposed 40 cent minimum and free rides for fourth passenger and under. The manager will review the data and report to the City Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Yelow Cab
City Comenirates
At The Movies Showings This Week
Paramount shows Champs for a Day Blow ing Wild Night without Stars Latin Lovers on Tuesday. Wednesday offers Night without Stars Latin Lovers. Strand screens Hot News Slaves of Babylon with multiple nightly showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Bike theft leads to arrest at Yankee Road stop
Middletown police stopped a car on Yankee Road and Hanover Street where a bicycle tied to the front was found. Irene Rogers 13 Will Rogers 18 James Wolf 32 and Marie Wolf 38 of Gomantown Rt 1 were fined ten dollars and costs with a suspended 10 day sentence after Cecil Fugate reported junk stolen and the suspects released to Deputy Sheriff Richard Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Frazier
Bill Brewer
Yankee Road
Hanover Street
Cecil Fugate
Irene Rogers
Will Frank Rogers
James M. Wolf
Marie Wolf
Gomantown
Squire Lammie Bailey
Fugate
Huntsville
Middletown
Wolf
Richard Cole
Fines Levied For Bus Violations and Probation For Check Case
Two men were fined ten dollars and costs each for passing school buses on Route 122. Anthney Lovely of Mossman Road and C. L. Benedict of 711 Mary Etta Street paid the penalties. Tommy Wills of the YMCA was placed on probation after a $25 check, given to his estranged wife for maintenance, bounced.
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Squire Albert Bowlling
Anthney Lovely
Mossman Road
C. L. Benedict
Mary Etta St
Tommy Wills
YMCA
Wilbur McCray
Will
MHS Co-Op Students Plan Columbus Trip
Middletown High School's twenty one distributive education students will travel to Columbus tomorrow for a district convention. The co-op pupils are employed across the city by retail stores. C. N. Gingerich coordinates the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Columbus
C. N. Gingerich
Meetings Set This Week for Nov 3 Poll Judges
The 111 presiding judges for Middletown Lemon and Madison townships will attend sessions at the Board of Elections. Sessions cover counting and receiving crews with 675 workers total. Applications for civilian absentee and disabled ballots are due by 6 30 p.m. Thursday with ballots due by Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lemon
Madison Townships
Board of Elections
Frank Dobrozsi
Robert Hayden
Dobrozsi
Hayden
Dr. Crane Addresses Middletown High Students
Dr George Crane urged Middletown High School students to seek strong positive role models and to ask questions to keep conversations going. He warned against advertising’s influence and discussed belief in God as well as political ideas. The talk was part of a Federation of Women’s Clubs event at the Manchester Hotel banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crane
Middletown High School
Middletown
Farmers Make Hay After Accident Topples Truck
In Sedalia Missouri, E Cal len’s hay truck toppled when an axle broke. Farmers swarmed the scene, purchasing the hay before authorities arrived. Callen escaped injury and noted Pettis County’s high hay demand.
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Sedalia
P.R
Fiend Loose At Headquarters Mouse Caught By Chief In Traffic Bureau
A comical incident at police headquarters ends with Chief Joe Black capturing a gray mouse of one inch body length and four inch tail in a matchbox. The creature considered a culprit and to face a court hearing later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blackmore
Jule Lovett
Municipal Court Hears Multiple Local Offenses
Leon C. Howard, 28, of 1801 Woodside Ave, fined 200 dollars and costs with a six month license suspension and three days in Butler County jail for operating a car while intoxicated. Ray Childers, 44, of Somerville Route 1, fined 25 dollars and costs on assault and battery. Ludie Jones, 34, of 6171 Monument Ave, Hamilton, fined 25 dollars and costs for careless driving after charge reduced. James G. Lewis, 35, of Excelo, fined 15 dollars for disorderly conduct and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Howard
Woodside Ave
Butler County
Alton H. Combs
Howard
Ray Childers
Somerville
Bob Walker
Ludie Jones
Monument Ave
Hamilton
James G. Lewis
Excello
Charge of failure to provide filed against Dupree Hunter
A charge of failure to provide filed against Dupree Hunter, 28, of Cleveland, was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupree Hunter
Cleveland
Temperature difference drives dust to walls claim
Engineers say a one degree temperature gap between wall surfaces and room air causes dirt to settle on walls. The warning highlights how small air stratification may affect cleanliness in homes.
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Monroe
Sergeant Husband
Toronto Journal
Associated Press
Miss McGuire
Robert Brown
California
Lillie McGuire
Singing Sisters
Mari
Anderson College
Anderson, Ind
Combs
Middletown Hospitale
Flosie Mynhier
West Middletown
Mynhier
Harold Edwards
Lincoln St
Harold Getz
Kalmazoo
Mich
Getz
Main Street
Central Avenue
Dean
Doan
West Virgina
Red Lion
H. M. Williams
Gwinn
Red Rt Cne
Drivant
Mor
Wison Motor Freight Co
Walton
Loma Gwinn Jr
Shaker Road
Wooster
Oswald
Johnson
Warren Counter
Paramount
Clue
Squire
MHS
Charlie
Dr. Crane
Napoleon
Corsica
France
Chas. D. Thomas, Mer
Central Ave
Bais
Louis Janka
Rachel Wilhide
Herbert Fawley
Dan” Humphreys
Minnie
Mickey
THE
Walter N
Sewice
Hone
Rothman
Moore St
Ass’n
Savings G Loan Building
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