Eaton High School Sophomore Dies In Auto Crash
Carol Walker, 15, a Eaton High School sophomore, died at 11 p m Saturday when a car driven by Wallace Kramer failed to navigate a curve on Orangeburg Road and overturned north of Eaton. Kramer had minor injuries. Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Tuesday at Barnes Funeral Home Eaton with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery.
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EATON
Carol Walker
East Main St
Eaton High School
Wallace Kramer
Eaton Route 4
Floyd Spitler
Preble County
Kramer
Orangeburg
Louis C. Walker, Sr
Kay
Jeannie
Suzy
Louis C., Jr
Earl H. Walker
Dayton
Haze Trunk
Liberty
Ind
Jennie Trunk
Barnes Funeral Home
Mound Hill Cemetery
Damage Only Minor In Two City Mishaps
Two minor city crashes yesterday caused no injuries. Al Fred McIntosh and Dewey Smith sustained $65 damage to their cars on North Broad Street when McIntosh pulled over for a child and reentered traffic. A second collision near Yankee Road and Verity Parkway involved Clonard Henderson and James Hogg with $25 damage per vehicle.
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Alfred McIntosh
Granada Ave
Dewey Smith
Centennial Ave
McIntosh
North Broad Street
Smith
Clonard Henderson
Grove St
James H.hogg
Baltimore St
Eader
Hogg
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
At The Movies Showings For Paramount And Strand
Paramount presents Big Leaguer and Band Wagon with showings at 1 40 5 10 8 35 and 2 55 6 20 9 40 p m Strand offers Arctic Flight and Jack McCall Desperado with 1 15 3 55 6 30 9 05 and 2 40 5 15 7 50 10 25 p m times On Monday and Tuesday.
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Paramount
Oatis to Publish His Ordeal in AP Series
William N. Oatis, the AP correspondent jailed in Czechoslovakia, will begin a serialized account of his two year ordeal. The articles, to run starting Sunday, Sept. 13, will recount his arrest on espionage charges, the alleged coercion of his confession, and his subsequent release and medical treatment.
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William N. Oatis
William W. Oatis
Journal Sunday
Oatis
Indiana
Prague
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
US State Department
United States
Thief Climbs TV Antenna To Enter Home
A burglar used a television antenna pipe to reach a second floor window at Walter Miner’s home at 1635 imore Street between 8 and 10 p m yesterday. Loot included 46 dollars in cash, a billfold with 2 dollars, groceries and cigarettes from the store.
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Walter Miner
Imore St
Jail Holiday Menu Report From City jail
Patrolman Ralph Trimble reports a Labor Day noon at the city jail with inmates charged from intoxication to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He notes a possible last minute change in the bean soup menu with potential vegetable or chicken noodle substitutions.
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Belven
Ralph Trimble
Trimble
Traffic Heavy But Accidents Down During Holiday Weekend
A state patrol official said Labor Day traffic in the Middletown area is heavier than last year due to the National Aircraft Show at Vandalia and upcoming boat races at Chautauqua. Since kickoff, 24 arrests and five accidents were reported, though arrests may not reflect overall patrol activity. Every available man is on traffic duty at Patrol Post 9.
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Cpl
Duke Girton
Middletown
Vandalia
Chautauqua
Girton
Mathis News Highlights Independent Unions
Henry Mathis of the Armco Employees Independent Federation denounces national unions as distant from workers. He argues independents grow as workers seek freedom. Al Whitehouse of CIO United Steelworkers expands on Cincinnati area gains under contract with opposition from entrenched interests.
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Henry Mathis
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Middletonian
Mathis
Associated Press
al Whitehouse
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Whitehouse
Cincinnati
Singapore Named Smuggling Center for Southeast Asia
The Sunday Hong Kong paper says Singapore became the new headquarters for arms smugglers in Southeast Asia. Smugglers moved from Singapor to be closer to markets as Vietminh fight the French in Indochina and Nationalist guerrillas resist in Yunnan province.
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Singapore
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Singapor
Indochina
Yunnan
Communists Convict 186 in Hong Kong Mass Trials
Press reports say Chinese Communists tried and convicted 186 merchants and workers in mass August trials. Fourteen were sentenced to death.
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Hong Kong
Knowland Visits Jet Training Center in Formosa Tour
United States Senate Majority Leader William F. Knowland on a fact finding trip to the Far East toured a jet training facility on Formosa. He visited the Chinese Nationalist island during the overseas mission to assess regional defense and military training capabilities.
Time zones span roughly 15 degrees of longitude in the US
The article notes that each US time zone covers about 15 degrees of longitude, defining how clocks align with solar time across states. It emphasizes the geographic basis for standard time division and the resulting regional differences.
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United States
Six Hurt In Four Area Highway Accidents
State highway patrol reports four auto crashes yesterday and today injuring six people. In a Route 741 incident near Springboro George L. Tull and two passengers were treated after a bridge railing collision. Weathers and Jameson were hurt in a Hamilton incident on Hamilton Trenton Road. Bochenek suffered multiple injuries after a two car crash at Route 73 and 741. Jacobs was fined. A collision on Rufus and Hood in Home Acres left no injuries.
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Springboro
Middletown Hospital
George L. Tull
Hamilton - Trenton
Trenton
Walter A. Weathers
Eighteenth Ave
Busenbark Road
Burrell Lisner
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Weathers
Eddie Jameson
South Verity Pkvy
Joseph R.bochenek
Dayton
Bochenek
Paul Jacobs
New Cumberland
W. Va
Jacobs
Heilson
Robert C. Smith
Andrews Sr
Vernon Morgson
Excello
Rufus
Hood
Home Acres
Dean Relaxes In Hospital Amid Dysentery Treatment
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, 54, is hospitalized in Tokyo for amoebic dysentery picked up in wars as a prisoner of the Reds. He attended his first religious service in over three years and plans to return to Korea at President Rhee's invitation, then retire from the Army after his U.S. return. In Seoul, two Koreans are jailed on charges of guiding Dean into Communist hands after his July 1950 separation from the 24th Division.
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Tokyo
William F. Dean
Dean
South Korea
Synam4 Rhee
United States
Seoul
Quirino Returns Home to Campaign for Re Election
President Elpidio Quirino arrived in Manila after a 10 week U S trip for stomach surgeries and announced his plan to campaign again in November. Explorers under the French flag report all five Great Lakes found.
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Manila
Elpidio Quirino
United States
Great Lakes
France
Roosa POW Arrival Sparks Dayton Welcome
An Army plane was due at Wright Patterson AFB today carrying Pvt. William F. Roosa from Middletown. His parents and six others prepared for a greet in Dayton as Roosa, freed after 28 months in North Korea, was expected to land between 10 and 11 a.m. in an event tied to the National Aircraft Show.
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Roosa
Dayton
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Vandalia
Pvt
William F. Roosa
Middletown
Fred Roosa
Jefferson Rd
San Francisco
Wright - Patterson
West Coast
W. A. Kuenzel
Armco
WPAFB
Kurenzel
Roosas
Miami Valley Post 3809
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Journal
Bill
95 Year-Old Man Sentenced to Night in Jail
In Little Rock a 95-year-old man was jailed for contempt of court in a property dispute and his 70-year-old wife chose to share his cell overnight saying no one else would take him from her.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Civitan to View Auto Films at Manchester Hotel
George Pierce, Civitan member linked to Wilmer Motors, will present films on autos and tank production facilities tomorrow at noon in the Manchester Hotel. The event highlights industry insights for Civitan Club members.
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George Pierce
Wilmer Motors
Civitan Club
Manchester
Chinese Priests Clubbed To Death
Two Chinese priests were clubbed to death in Hong Kong as police blocked roads to Communist China while seeking killers. Police suspected robbery but friends said the victims were anti Communist. one victim, Rev. John B. Ching, 40, edited Kung Kao Pao, and Rev. Peter Ngai, 50, also contributed to the paper.
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Hong Kong
China
John B. Ching
Kung Kao Pao
Peter Ngai
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