Schenck and Patterson Debate Before Soroptimists
Republican Rep. Schenck and Democrat R. William Patterson sparred in Dayton during their first Third District debate. Patterson assailed Schenck’s nine year record and his refusal to debate eight times while Schenck countered about local distress lists and his 97.4 percent voting rate. Both dodged questions on extending the one cent federal gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F
Schenck
Dayton
R. William Patterson
Patterson
Middletown
Washington
Butler County
Middletown Band Hosts Toledo DeVilbiss For Night Event
Middletown High School will entertain the Toledo DeVilbiss marching band with refreshments a dance and overnight housing after the football game. Don Francis directs the Middie band with housing arranged by Mrs. Davies and refreshments overseen by Mrs. Moore. Jack Tongering leads both bands in the Star Spangled Banner to close the event.
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Middletown High School
Toledo DeVilbiss
Russell Pence
Don Francis
Harry Davies
Sam Moore
Jack Tongring
Toledo de Vilbiss
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Edith A Sanderson 70
Mrs Edith A Sanderson 70 died at home after two years of illness. Born in Mount Sterling Ohio she was a member of the Order of Eastern Star White Shrine of Jeru salem and First Baptist Church. Survived by husband C P Sanderson two daughters Martha Lee Riley Excello and Vanetta Thompson Hamilton two sons William Norwood and Donald Trenton one hundred grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev G Walter Weber. Burial Mound Cemetery Monroe. Friearts may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be Eastern Star service 7:30 p.m. and White Shrine service 8 p.m.
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G. Walter Weber
Mound Cemetery
Monroe
Daisy H Shelhouse and Charles Eisel Services Noted
Daisy H Shelhouse aged 83 of 317 Millikin Street held private services. Charles M Eisel aged 88 of 37 South Dick Avenue had services at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Daisy H. Shelhouse
Millikin St
Caudill
Charles M. Eisel
S. Dick Ave
Klaus
Dag Hammarskjold seeks Belgian Congo withdrawal
BRUSSELS Belgium AP The U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold sent a second letter urging Belgian technicians be withdrawn from the Congo Officials said Foreign Minister Pierre Wigny called the first letter offensive and said no participation in the United Nations is possible unless Belgium is treated fairly He warned that withdrawing Belgian technicians would cause chaos in the Congo and indicated the demand would be rejected
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Brussels
Belgium
U. N
Dag Hammar- Skjold
Congo
Pierre Wigny
United Nations
Judge Learns Not To Argue With A Cones
A Montgomery housewife Ann D. Miles refused to pay a traffic fine for running a stop sign and chose jail over payment. Mayor Earl James ordered her released after she served partial time. Judge Eugene Lee fined her $2 and cited intimidation of the court.
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Montgomery Ala
Montgomery
Earl James
Ann D. Miles
Eugene Lee
Miles
Notable Newspaper Pioneers and Judges Die Across States
Amos E Voorhies 91 publisher of Grants Pass Daily Courier died after a stroke. David E Smiley 81 publisher of Tampa Times died after a long career in Philadelphia New York and other outlets. John J OToole 63 retired Chicago Milwaukee and Pacific Railroad GM died after a heart attack. Bunk Gardner 83 retired federal judge died. formerly federal district judge for the Panama Canal Zone and Kentucky official.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Amos E. Voorhies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York Evening Post
Illustrated Sun
North American Newspaper Alliance
US Navy Review
Shakopee
Minn
John J. O'Toole
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacific Railroad
Mayfield, Ky
Bunk Gardner
Panama Canal Zone
First District of
Kentucky
U.S
Western
Dailies Back Nixon in Presidential Endorsements
New York AP reports Editor and Publisher finds most daily newspapers endorse Vice President Nixon. Preliminary tallies show 691 papers back Nixon and 194 back Kennedy, with 235 uncommitted and about 200 more expected before final returns on November 5.
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Nixon
New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
the Trade Journal
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Man and Wife Mark 82 Years of Married Life
FAIRVIEW Utah AP Peter Peterson 100 born Sept 27 1860 in a dugout in central Utah farm town active Mormon mediator between whites and Indians in pioneer days his wife Celestia to be 100 in December they would have celebrated their 82nd wedding anniversary Dec 1. IRONTON Ohio AP Wilson His wife seven children Jackson 64 died in fire at home in Proctorville Thursday night. 47 grandchildren 159 great-grandchildren and 52 great-great-grandchildren survive.
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Fairview
Utah
Peter Peterson
Celestia
Ironton, Ohio
Wilson
Jackson
Proctorville
Justice Department calls Pearson charges phony
The Justice Department dismissed Drew Pearson's column as baseless innuendo about Vice President Nixon and others. It noted the Hughes Tool Co antitrust suit followed a loan to a Nixon family venture, with the consent decree issued April 4 1959 after a 1957 filing. Senator Kefauver urged airing the charges before the election.
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Washington
Justice Department
Drew Pearson
Richard M. Nixon
Pearson
Department
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes
Nixon
Robert N. Finch
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Maurice Stans
Kefauver
Stans
Antitrust Division
New York
Woman Killed In Ohio 14 Collision Near Canfield
A Columbiana County woman, Helen Esterly, 60, of New Waterford, died in a two-vehicle crash on Ohio 14 about two miles south of Canfield. Passenger Clara Moore, 72, of Salem, was hurt and admitted to Southside Hospital.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Columbiana County
Ohio 14
Canfield
Highway Patrol
Helen Esterly
New Waterford
Clara Moore
Salem
Southside Hospital
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Schenck, Patterson
Mrs
Edith Anderson
Edith A. Sanderson
Yankee Road
Friertis
B. L. Dawson & Co
State Farm
Insweamee
John Howard
Tytus Ave
Aviomebite
Finance & Acceptance Corporation
Central Avenue Garden
Dag
Glinwe
Slim
Orlon
Ross’ Sportswear
Aince
Matchabelli
Atulin Col Ogne
Cologne
Ross’ Toiletries
Mitten
Junior
Ross
Joyce
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