14 Die Violently In State Over Weekend
An Associated Press survey shows 14 people died violently in Ohio over the weekend. Ten traffic deaths include pedestrians struck, drivers killed in crashes, and a gasoline tank explosion. Victims span Columbus, Chesapeake, Pataskala, Middletown, Covington, Berea, East Palestine, Uhrichsville, Marion, Mt Gilead, Glouster, and Cleveland suburbs.
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Ohio
Associated Press
William Edward Sanders
Columbus
Alfred Y. Browning
Chesapeake
Huntington
W. Va
Ida Slough
Pataskala
Licking County
Louis Collier
Walnut St
Middletown
Preble County
Lloyd W. Lawson
Mayfield
Jack Louthan
Climax
Merrow County
Marion
Hubert C. Ehrman
Leesville
Crawford County
Mt. Gilead
Prudence Mott
Glouster
Mount Vernon Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Lea
Cleveland
William Grisby
New York
Teal Locomotive Near Bellefontaine Home
A teal locomotive sits on a track close to a residence in Bellefontaine, described as a visible feature near the homeowner's property. No injuries or additional details are provided in the accessible text.
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Teal
Bellefontaine
St Bernard Rescued After 30 Hour Airport Flight
A 150 pound St Bernard named Aline, a potential mother, was found at the Lorain Ohio home of her owner after 30 hours on the loose. Airport towers warned incoming planes to avoid striking her while she wandered after arriving by air freight from an eastern kennel. William C. Mullen of Eastern Air Lines discovered her and received a reward from owner Hubert Heilman. Heilman increased her rations as she recovered, feeding two pounds of meat with milk vegetables and gravy.
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Cleveland
Aline
St. Bernard
Lorain
Cleveland Airport
Eastern
Eastern Air Lines
William C. Mullen
Hubert Heilman
Heilman
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Court
LeRoy Thomas Williams seeks a divorce from Bionie Roberta Williams minor by her father Willie Redford. Case No 6596 in Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio alleges gross neglect of duty. Respond by December 9 1950 or petition will be granted. Casper Casp er Casper attorney. Oct 23-30 Nov 6-13-20-27.
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Bionie Roberta Williams
Bionie Downey
Willie Redford
Johnson Ave
Franklin
Indiana
LeRoy Thomas Williams
Roy Williams
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Orillia Stuhlmueller
Casper & Casper
Permit Holder Faces Control Board Tuesday
Middletown liquor permit holder Margaret Meymann, operator of the Steak House at 22 Crawford St, faces five charges before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control. Alleged violations include allowing beer consumption, gambling devices, wagering on premises, hindering inspection, and unsanitary conditions. The Columbus hearing is at 10 a.m. in the board room, part of two cases from the Department of Liquor Control.
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Middletown
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Margaret Meymann
Crawford St
Board Room
Department of Liquor Control
North Third St
Cyclist Fractures Arm After Bike Strikes Rock
Robert Schenck an 18 year old from Tren ton Route 1 suffered a left arm and two finger fractures when his bicycle hit a rock on Augspurger Road Saturday night. Deputy Louis Fritz said the ride was part of a pre Halloween prank by pranksters who may have moved the rock onto the roadway to test the cyclist.
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Robert Schenck
Trenton
Louis Fritz
Schenck
Augspurger Road
Pransters
Strange Malady Apraxia Described As Ancient Disease
The article explains apraxia as an early known disease causing loss of recognition of objects and notes sufferers may chew soap or use a dinner plate to shine shoes, among other unusual actions.
Taxi Driver Robbed Of Cash And Wrist Watch
A taxi driver reported an armed robbery staged by a passenger on Jefferson Road near the overhead bridge outside the city. The thief took £25.60 and a wrist watch valued at $63 after forcing the driver to surrender £8.80 from both the driver and company funds, then fled the cab at Finley Street and Lafayette Avenue. Police Patrolmen Ferguson and Lafayette investigated.
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Ollie Wages
Fleming Rd
Jefferson Rd
Finley St
Lafayette Ave
Sat
Joseph Albert
Arnold Ferguson
Hunter Association to Meet November 8
The Miami Valley Hunters Association will hold its November 8 meeting in Junior Hall at Franklin Ohio at 8 p.m. New officers for 1950 are Bert Wade of Middletown president James Lambert of Franklin vice president Roscoe Sloan of Middletown Route 2 secretary and Mrs Roscoe Sloan treasurer Directors are George Smith of Franklin Lester Frye of Lebanon and Andrew Johnson of Franklin.
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Miami Valley Hunters’ Association
Franklin, O
Bert Wade
Mddletown
James Lambert
Roscoe Sloan
Middletown
Drums To You from Algeria for Hollywood Darabukkas
Four wooden carved darabukkas have arrived in Hollywood to begin film careers. They were flown from Algeria after Universal International conducted a search to locate them. A darabukka is a native North African drum once used to announce royal decrees.
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Hollywood
Algeria
Universal-International
North Africa
Studio
Divorce Petition Filed In Butler County Ohio Court
Pauline Henry seeks divorce from Raymond Henry in case No. 65906 in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio. Petition requests restoration of maiden name and cites neglect of duty as grounds. Deputy Casper &seettorney Merle Eberling records Oct 16 and Nov 6 1950 dates.
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Raymond Henry
Biggs
Kentucky
Pauline Henry
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A.D
Joseph T. Kiep
Merle Eberling
Casper &Seettorney
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Glen W. Harshey
Uhrichsville
New Philadelphia
Steele’s
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Dial
Hell On
Hell On Earth
Cassills
Roger Harris
Springfield
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Crosley
Charles ST
Yankee RD
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Cherry St
Hunter Association
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