Man Charged With First Degree Manslaughter In Club Shooting
William McCuller 41 of 1900 Minnesota Street is charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of James R. Fores 30 manager of the Hunter Clark VFW Post. Fores died after a scuffle at the club with McCuller who was arraigned later and held as material witness in the case. Burial for Fores will be at Woodside Cemetery with military rites by Hunter Clark Post.
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William McCuller
Minnesota St
Hunter - Clark Vfw
McCuller
Roy Crout
J. T. Lamb
R. Fores
Baltimore St
Middletown
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Fores
George Pendergrass
Garfield Street
Pendergrass
Obituary for John H. Darrell 89 Middletown native dies in Mt Sterling
John H. Darrell, 89, died at 7 30 p m at the home of his daughter Mrs Mary Katherine Dyer in Mt Sterling Ky where he had resided with his wife Eliza who died in 1953. He leaves two sons Boone and Arthur and five daughters including Mrs Dyer and Mrs Pearl Collings of Hamilton with 14 grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, Rev Clifford Hutchinson to officiate. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 3 5 and 7 9 p m.
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John H. Darrell
Mary Katherine Dyer
Mt. Sterling
Middletown
Darrell
Moore St
Eliza
Boone
Arthur
Dyer
Pearl Collings
Hamilton
Mattie Wilburn
Eiva Schultz
Beatrice McClain
McCoy - Leffler
Clifford Hutchinson
Woodside Cemetery
Lawson
Sam Moore
John Fitzgerald
William Brewer
Robert Walton
Coy Hall
Louis Janka
First Presbyterian Church
Russell W. Galloway
McCoy- Leffler
Obituaries for Collie Hester Kehm and Robert Schroer
Collie Hester Kehm aged 73 of 216 Buckeye Street will have services at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Webb Funeral Home. Robert Schroer age 57 of 620 Second Street will have services at 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Joseph Church.
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Collie Hester Kehm
Buckeye St
Webb Funeral Home
Robert Schroer
Second St
St. Joseph Church
Dayton Man Dies Of Severe Burns
Dayton, Ohio AP reports Wilbur Boone, 35, died Monday from third degree burns suffered last Tuesday when he poured gasoline from a jug into a pan while smoking. The gasoline exploded, igniting flames that burned his clothing and apartment. His wife Geneva, 40, escaped with severe burns but saved their five children.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur Boone
Geneva
Cleveland Art Dealer Harry Guenther Dies at 80
Harry Guenther owner of Guenther Art Galleries Co. died Monday night at Lakeside Hospital. He was believed to be in his 80s. The gallery, founded by his father in 1868, was the oldest of its kind in Cleveland. Guenther dedicated his life to art and art students.
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Cleveland
Harry Guenther
The
Guenther Art Galleries Co
Lakeside Hospital
Guenther Gallery
Guenther
Quake Jars Tokyo with No Damage Reported
An early morning quake shook a wide area around Tokyo with no damage reported. Authorities noted no injuries as residents felt a light tremor across the region.
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Tokyo
Laughing Couple Sparks Timed Kitchen Chaos
A light domestic scene shows a wife chiding her husband over a soup boil. He responds that he noticed, noting the time as 11 45. The exchange captures a quiet domestic moment with humor.
Motor Vehicle Registrar Ridicules Driver Incident
Boston Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Registrar Clement A. Riley encountered a motorist giving conflicting signals. Riley waved the driver to stop but did not issue a ticket, joking that no law forces people to like him.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Clement A. Riley
Riley
Skunky Cat Delivers First Kittens At 21
Mrs. E. D. Haygood believed Skunky was old and feeble yet the Houston cat produced three kittens on Sunday a yellow and two black. She later realized Skunky was nursing them confirming the cats are hers.
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Houston, Tex
E. D. Haygood
Skunky
Motorboat Sinks Off Philippines After Fire
In Manila police report a motorboat burned and sank in east central Philippine waters Saturday afternoon with reportedly 0 aboard. Constabulary sources said four bodies had been recovered as a search continued for the remaining passengers.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine
Constabulary
Farmers Can Use Fireworks To Protect Crops In Wisconsin
A new Wisconsin law allows orchard owners and strawberry raisers to use fireworks to scare birds that damage crops. The measure targets farms and agriculture interests, expanding who may legally employ firecrackers in the state.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Man’s fall from apartment floor injures leg on Labor Day
John Frain planned a quiet Sunday at home to avoid Labor Day traffic. A floor collapse sent him from the second to the first floor, breaking his leg in Albany.
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Albany
N.Y
John Frain
Tojo's Son-In-Law to Receive U.S. Medal
The United States will award the Legion of Merit to Gen Shigeru Sugiyama 56 famed as Hideki Tojo's son in law and commanding general of the new Japanese army for his role in strengthening U S Japanese defense relations.
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Tokyo
U.S
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Defense Board
Shigeru Sugiyama
British Pilots Demand 6000 Pound Raise for 707
British pilots demanded a 6000 pound a year raise for flying the U S made Boeing 707. The state owned British Overseas Airways Corp. plans to take delivery of 15 of the jets this December.
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London
British Overseas Airways Corp
Tribute to Lawson Patrolman Lost in Middletown
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore mourns Clarence B. Lawson Jr. a 10 year veteran of the Middletown force who died of a heart attack at Middletown Hospital. He was Patrolman of the Year in 1968 and active in civic work with six officers serving as pallbearers at his First Presbyterian Church funeral. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery.
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Joseph Blackmore
Clarence B. Lawson Jr
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Blackmore
Clarence
Mr. Lawson
Lester Keeler
Amputee In Congress Hero of Hawaii's WWII Tale
Honolulu native Daniel K. Inouye, a World War II veteran who lost his right arm, rose to become Hawaii's first Japanese American U.S. congressman. He earned 111,733 votes, the youngest major candidate in Hawaii, and received 15 decorations including the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He served with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team in Italy and France before entering politics.
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Honolulu
Danny’ Inouye
Italy
Inouye
Hawaii
Danny Inouye
U.S
House of Representatives
Congress
America
442Nd
France
Washington
Asia
University of Hawaii
United States
Little Rock
Ark
Daniel K. Inouye
Hyotaro
Kame Inouye
George Washington University
Territorial House of Representatives
Crying Towel Sways Judge
In San Diego a crying towel presented to a defendant in a bad check case led Superior Judge John A. Hewicker to declare a mistrial. Deputy Dist Attorney John C. van Benthem handed the towel to the attorney as the defendant cried on the witness stand.
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San Diego
Calif
John C. van Benthem
John A. Hewicker
89 year old man’s funds found after weeds cut
Hampton Virginia an 89 year old man pleaded lack of funds when told to have the weeds cut on his home property. Three boys cut them. Later after he was committed to a hospital money in his home and in bank accounts totaled more than 14000 dollars.
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Hampton
Vatican Criticizes Beauty Contests as Zoological Exhibits
The Vatican's L'Osservatore Romano denounces beauty contests as a zoological market exhibits and condemns films that prize nudity over artistry. It calls the beauty contest the first rung on a ladder of success and questions modern entertainment values.
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Vatican City
L's Servatore Romano
Vatican
Atlas Readies First Combat-Ready ICBM Launch
At Vandenberg AFB California the first launching of a combat-ready Atlas missile is planned for Wednesday. If successful the United States will have its first operational ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead over intercontinental distance. The Atlas has a range of 63 000 miles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
United States
New Testing Program For Seniors Planned
The University of Iowa announced a new testing program for college bound seniors as a challenger to the College Entrance Examination Board. The ACT will start in November with 200 to 300 colleges and universities participating and will offer a single score for placement and scholarships.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
CEEB
Educational Testing Service
ETS
E. F. Lindquist
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