Ohio cattle raiser backs Benson speech until he said he couldn’t help
An Ohio cattle raiser said he liked Secretary Benson’s remarks to protesting cattlemen but balked when Benson said he couldn’t aid them. The caravan of about 300 cattlemen from Ohio, led by the National Farmers Union, toured Washington to seek price supports while noting bankers’ reluctance to lend.
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Ohio Cattle Raiser
Benson
James B. Sibbison
Washington
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Clyde Barton
Napoleon
Utah
Barton
Ed Seipel
Walter Krantz
Lodi
Ira Grim
Medina
Fred Martin
Titusville
Warren Reiser
Seipel
Texas
Florida
Tivo City Schools Open House Parents Night
Central and Lincoln schools plan an open house for Middletown parents this evening. Central hosts family night with a covered dish supper. Earle Leidner will speak. Lincoln combines its first PTO meeting of the year with the classroom visit. Leidner and Robert Gruver discuss school problems.
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Central
Lincoln
Middletown
Central School
Earle Leidner
Leidner
Board of Education
Robert Gruver
Infantile Paralysis Committee Meets at Lambert Tea Room
The Infantile Paralysis Committee will meet at the Lambert Tea Room at 9 a.m. today to discuss upcoming fundraising and outreach plans. Members are urged to attend for scheduling and agenda items.
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Lambert Tea Room
Care of Wall to Wall Carpeting
To keep carpeting looking new spots should be removed as they appear. A foam cleaner called Fina Foam, sold at The Central Store, avoids rings and contains no naphtha or solvents. Regular spot cleaning preserves carpet life and appearance.
Democrat Chiefs Meet At Club Here
The Butler County Democratic Party executive committee met at Middletown club headquarters. Attending were Thomas B. Talbot of Dayton, a 1952 congressional candidate, and the meeting was chaired by Greg Holbrook, the county Democratic leader. Minutes from an 1898 county meeting describing a party split were read. Comparisons with the 1952 Republican and Democratic national conventions were shown.
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Butler County
Democratic Party
Middletown Club
Thomas B. Talbot
Dayton
Greg Holbrook
Notice of Defendente Clarence Mills in Ohio Case 15052
Peoples Clothing Company files a petition in the Municipal Court of Middletown Ohio case number 15052 seeking $129.75 on an account. Clarence Mills whose address is unknown must appear or plead by November 3, 1953 or judgment will be entered. Harold G. Dance serves as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Clarence Mills
Peoples Clothing Company
Middletown
Ohio
Harold G. Dance
Search On For Young Midshipman
ANNAPOLIS Md a 1 A search continued today for William Norman Dietch 19 son of Mr and Mrs Phillip W Dietch of Fairlawn N J a midshipman who disappeared from the naval academy hospital where he had been admitted for bronchitis on Sept 26 He was due to be discharged Oct 20 the day he vanished Dietch a plebe began classes Sept 8 lookout notices have been issued and there has been no word from him since
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Annapolis
New Jersey
Naval Academy
William Norman Dietch
Phillip W. Dietch
Fairlawn
N. J
Dietch
Divorce notice for Mae Elizabeth Berkley in Ohio case
Mae Elizabeth Berkley of Barbourville Kentucky is called to respond by December 12 1953 in Butler County Common Pleas Court Ohio case number 70403 filed October 23 1953 by George Berkley seeking divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep Deputy Norman G. Grevey H O Finkelman and Fred Ross attorneys. October 27 November 3 10 17 24 December 1 notices.
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Mae Elizabeth Berkley
R.A. No. 1
Barbourville
Kentucky
George Berkley
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
H. O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Supreme Court to Review Movie Ban in La Ronde and M
The Supreme Court will weigh New York’s ban on La Ronde for immorality alongside Ohio’s ban on M. The New York Court of Appeals upheld the ban labeling the film as depicting promiscuity and seduction. Ohio’s ban was argued as a violation of free speech and press protections.
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Washington P
New York
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Ohio
New York Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Commercial Pictures Corp
Superior Films, Inc
Queen Elizabeth Arrives With 20-Foot Gash In Cherbourg
The Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth reached New York with a 20 foot gash on its starboard side after being driven against a concrete Cherbourg pier by a strong current. Commodore Harry Grattidge said cement patches closed the hole and permanent repairs wait until the December overhaul.
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New York
Cunard
Cherbourg
France
Harry Grattidge
Bandits Agree To Extradition
Two men charged with a $150,000 Wheeling robbery waived extradition in Dallas Texas. James Fugitt 34 and Henry Ward 43 had planned to fight extradition but said they could not do so successfully. West Virginia officers took custody after a doctor's home was robbed of the money.
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Dallas
Tex
Wheeling
W. Va
James Fugitt
Henry Ward
West Virginia
Derby man admits hit-skip in fatal Grove City crash
State Highway Patrol reports 20 year old Derby man confessed to driving the car that struck and killed Beatrice Pointer, 32, as she walked along Ohio 3 south of suburban Grove City on Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Beatrice Pointer
Ohio 3
Grove City
Plans Set for West Virginia Start
The team outlined intentions to begin their campaign with a scheduled start in West Virginia, detailing travel plans and anticipated venue.
Gang youths attack four teens in Cleveland Glenville incident
A group of over 40 teenagers assaulted four high school students in the Glenville area yesterday as a neighborhood push for stricter parental supervision of children gains momentum.
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Cleveland
Glenville
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