Sousa Memorial Concert Sunday Led by Dr Frank Simon
In Cincinnati Eden Park bandstand hosts a memorial Sousa concert Sunday at 3 p m led by Dr Frank Simon with five Sousa band members Mathias J Kuhn David Plates Louis Fritze William Wilkins and Louis Chaliff along with 75 musicians in an all Sousa program It closes the second annual teenage dance and concert project by the Cincinnati Musicians Association and the Times Star with Park Board support If rain occurs the concert moves to 3 p m the next Sunday September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Philip Sousa
Eden Park
Cincinnati Musicians’ Association
The
Times-Star
Park Board
Sousa
Mayor Beckett moves to trigger recall vote
Hamilton Mayor Edward Beckett moved to use the legal process to decide a recall election. He called a special council session for 5 p m Monday to set a date, hoping November 2, the general election, will host the recall. The five day window to resign ends, after which council must fix a date. The recall petition had enough signatures, spearheaded by the Hamilton Citizens Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Meyor
Edward Beckett
Beckett
Hamilton Citizens Association
Police Briefs Include Arrests and Lost Purses
Samuel Shockey, 19, of 3203 Tv tus Ave, was arrested on a charge of intoxication and carrying a concealed weapon after police picked him up on N Clinton St with an open knife in his pocket. Mrs B F Sawyer reported a lost purse containing a $20 check and change on Charles St. Harriet Fisher, 2311 Hill Ave, reported $1 taken from her purse while at work at the Middletown Federal Loan Company. the purse was later found in an air vent with the money missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shockey
Tvtus Ave
N. Clinton St
B. F. Sawyer
Charles St
Harriet Fisher
Hill Ave
Middletown Federal Loan Company
Movie Lineups for Paramount Strand and Dixie Tonight
At the Paramount theater Saturday schedule features Adventures in Silverado with William Bishop and Gloria Henry at 2 5 26 and 8 34 p m and Dream Girl with Betty Hutton and MacDonald Carey at 3 27 6 53 and 10 01 p m Sunday Tap Root with Van Heflin and Susan Hayward at 1 15 2 30 4 50 7 and 9 25 p m Green Grass Wyoming at the Strand with Peggy Cummins and Charles Coburn at 3 05 6 45 and 10 p m Bold Frontier man with Allan Rocky Lane and Eddy Waller at 2 5 40 and 8 55 p m Blood on Sand with Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell at 1 50 5 30 and 9 25 p m I Wake Up Screaming with Betty Grable and Victor Mature at 3 35 and 7 50 p m Dixie Cruise-In Saturday Bride of Frankenstein with Basil Rathbone and Boris Karloff at 7 30 and 11 10 p m Son of Frankenstein with Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi at 9 20 p m Midnight show at 12 15 Slave Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Silverado
William Bishop
Gloria Henry
Betty Hutton
MacDonald Carey
van Heflin
Susan Hayward
Wyoming
Peggy Cummins
Charles Coburn
Allan “Rocky” Lane
Eddy Waller
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
Betty Grable
Victor Mature
Dixie Cruise
Basil Rathbone
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Bomb Accident at Eglin Field Kills Five Soldiers
At Eglin Field Florida five Army infantrymen died when live bombs missed target during Operation Combine II. Thirty nine injured including three in critical condition. All victims are described as Black except one officer. Body of a fifth victim found in crater Thursday. Maj. Gen. William D. Old orders official investigation into the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eglin Field
Fla
Air Force
Bus and car collision causes $500 damage in city intersection
Police report a city bus driven by James Montgomery and a car operated by Kay Bailey collided at Vermont Street and Sixteenth Avenue, causing about $500 in damage with no injuries. A separate incident notes a six year old boy struck a car on Burbank Avenue. another taxi on Manchester Avenue was damaged by a hit-and-run driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont St
Sixteenth Ave
James Montgomery
YMCA
Kay Bailey
Clarence R. Williams
Franklin St
Burbank Ave
Doyle
Highland Ave
John Krower
Waite St
Manchester Ave
Charles St
Kroger
Burmese leader Tin Tut gravely wounded in grenade attack
Former Burmese foreign minister Tin Tut was critically injured when a grenade was thrown at his car near the New Times of Burma office. Two bodyguards were hurt. the assailant fled. Tin Tut had resigned from the cabinet in July and led the auxiliary force. Daw Khin Nyunt edits the New Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Bngz
U Tin Tut
Yin Tut
Tin Tut
The
New Times of Burma
Daw Khin Nyunt
New Times
Newman Ebersole In Very Serious Condition At Hospital
Armco purchases director Newman Ebersole, 61, of 1102 South Main Street, Armco, was listed in very serious condition at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati after several operations and a morning report of being very slightly improved following a blood transfusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Ebersole
South Main St
Armco
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
Ebersole
Princess Elizabeth to have baby in mid November
Authoritative sources say Princess Elizabeth will give birth at Buckingham Palace about mid November. Most guesses had expected October. The princess last appeared publicly on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Waterfowl Preserves Created in Louisiana Coastal Marshes
The U S Biological Survey established two migratory water fowl preserves in Louisiana coastal salt marshes totaling 159300 acres. Authorities designate the areas to protect birds and habitat during migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Biological Survey
Louisiana
Melons By Ten Served By Sigs At Miami
Miami University Sigma Chi chapter held a melon feed serving more than two ounces of iced watermelon to hundreds of students on the fraternity lawn. Dignitaries attended including Oxford Mayor Edwin Morgan who were served by Barbara Errick of Sebring Ohio, a Delta Zeta sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Sigma Chi
Sigma Chis
Edwin Morgan
Barbara Errick
Sebring
Delta Zeta Sorority
Miami Sig
Thieves Shoot Tavern Owner in Youngstown
Joe Kocur 53 owner of Joe's Tavern was shot three times while stopping a robbery at his N Meridian Road establishment. He suffered wounds to both arms and is listed in fair condition at a Youngstown hospital. The attack followed two other recent holdups in the area including a $30,000 hold up at Green Acres nightclub and a $3,300 robbery at Rocky's Tavern within the same span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Joe Kocur
Joe
Meridian Rd
Kocur
Youngstown
Green Acres
Struthers
E. Federal St
Downoe Younstown
Ohio Realtors Convention Opens Next Week
The thirty ninth annual Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards convention runs Monday to Wednesday attracting Middletown Realtors including C. G. Crist Harry A. Finkelman Sol A. Finkelman B. F. Sawyer J. T. Sebald L. T. Palmer S. H. Kitchen and William S. Helton Addresses focus on modern salesmanship and improved customer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Middletown
C. G. Crist
Harry A. Finkelman
Sol A. Finkelman
8. F. Sawyer
J. T. Sebald
L. T. Palmer
S. H. Kitchen
William S. Helton
Democratic Delegates Hear Youth Hope for Peace and Vote
Miss Betty Ann Horstman of Dayton daughter of Albert A. Horstman urged a Democratic Congress in November. Rep. Michael J. Kirwin of Youngstown pressed delegates to elect a Congress aligned with renewal and peace through youth leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Horstman
Dayton
Albert A. Horstman
Woman Falls to Death From Eight Story Window in Columbus
Mrs Adalaide Case of Granville died after plunging from an eight story window in the Beggs Building in downtown Columbus police reported. She was married to George C Case Jr a Granville contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Adalaide Case
Granville
Beggs
George C. Case, Jr
Newark, C
Four Norwood youths indicted in Cincinnati rape case
Four youths from Norwood were indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury on rape charges. The alleged assault occurred on August 15 against an 18 year old Cincinnati girl. Indicted are Robert E. Leland 19 Lewis G. Pollock 19 Ervin V. Popperwell 19 and Leslie R. McDermott 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norwood
Hamilton County
Robert E. Leland
Lewis G. Pollock
Ervin V. Popperwell
Leslie R. McDermott
Lana Turner Pregnant. May Return Plans Hidden
Lana Turner the blonde film actress is expecting a baby due next April or May. The studio said she telephoned from New York to report the news and may cancel her fall film appearance. She and Henry Topping recently married and plan to live in Greenwich, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Turner
Hollywood
New York
Lana
Henry
Bob) Topping
Europe
Greenwich
Conn
Comic Colonel HORIZONT and the Mystery of the V
A playful column blends word clues and comic bits centered on Colonel Lemuel Q as a running gag. Readers encounter a zigzag phrase game with 10 Fruits 11 Penetrates 13 Darling and other scattered hints to tease puns and punchlines.
Unclear OCR Scraps Prompt Possible Word List
Fragmentary text shows mixed items including names numbers and phrases such as Aanner to Previews Pasale AL St 27 Age 29 Hebrew letter 39 Hen product 40 Get up 43 Arabian gulf and various codes. No coherent event or subject emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Infant King Graveside Rites Held in Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services were held for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul King of 368 Vander Veer Street. She died Friday and was laid to rest at Woodside Cemetery. Survived by brother Jackie, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King of Middletown, maternal grandfather John Delaney of Middletown, maternal grandmother Mrs. Minnie Collins of Jonesville Virginia. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Paul King
Vanderveer St
Woodside Cemetery
Jackie
Thomas King
Middletown
John Delaney
Minnie Collins
Jonesville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral services announced for Mrs Ella Ball
Former Franklin resident Mrs Ella Ball, who died yesterday, will be remembered with services at p.m. Saturday at the Jacobs funeral home in Roxomo Ind. Burial will follow in Roxomo. A niece, Mrs Robert Lynch, names the family in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ella Ball
Robert Lynch
Crawfordsville
Ind
Jacobs
Roxomo
Death of Warren County resident Mrs Dora Stultz at 81
Mrs Dora Stultz age 81 lifelong Warren County resident died at her daughter Edith McGraff home in Oregon ia Survived by daughter Rose Freeze of Waynesville Services set for 2 p m Monday at Stubbs Funeral Home Waynesville Burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Dora Stultz
Warren County
Edith McGraff
Oregonia
McGraff
Rose Freeze
Waynesville
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Prominent Figures Mentioned in Obituary Style Notices
A string of brief notices names notable figures and relatives across cities. Feruccio Giannini the tenor and father of Cusclina Giannini, Mrs Mary Robinson Gish mother of Dorothy and Lillian Gish, Ruth Benedict author and professor, Harry Wardell actor writer, Thomas B Love former Treasury official, Dr Raymond Runyan Panama Hospital chief surgeon, and Arthur Devlin former NY Giants player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Robinson Gish
Dorothy and
Lillian Gish
Urbana
Panama, Panama
Raymond Wentworth Runyan
Panama Hospital
Cincinnati
Colored Gospel Singers to Perform at Friendship Baptist
The Colored Gospel Singers of Springfield will give a program at 3 30 p m Sunday at Friendship Baptist Church The Rev Mutual Burton pastor extends a public invitation Also Second Baptist Missionary Society presents Mrs Daisy E Bradley of Hamilton in a song recital from September 22 to 26 at Second Baptist Church Evening meetings begin 745 and 530 on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Gospel Singers’ of
Springfield
Friendship Baptist Church
Mutual Burton
Second Baptist Missionary Society
Daisy E. Bradley
Hamilton
Second Baptist Church
Pontoon Plane Takes Off From Local Airport
Lou Wehring chief test pilot for Aeronca Aircraft Corporation flies a four seat Aeronca Sedan from Middletown airport using a dolly to support pontoon gear. The seaplane then lands at Cincinnati’s seaplane base on the Ohio River. Cy Pettit will pilot a sales tour across the Great Lakes to New York City and Florida starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Firma
Middletown
Lou Wehring
Aeronca Aircraft Corporation
Aeronca
Wehring
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Cy Pettit
Aeroneu
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Manhattan
New York City
Florida
Pettit
Fire calls report multiple blazes around town
Firemen extinguished two fires yesterday afternoon caused by electrical equipment. A tar kettle placed near an electrical transmitter at Middletown Hospital site likely damaged the transmitter. At 1007 S Main St a defective motor sparked a fire with no reported damage. Other calls included 1079 S Main St 2309 Wilbraham Rd 402 Clark St Oslesby Barnitz bank a smoking furnace and a car fire on Clark St damaging only a coat on a seat. The car belongs to William Cole of West Elkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
S. Main St
John W. Wilson
South Main St
Wilbraham Rd
Clark St
Stokes
Oslesby-Barnitz
William Cole
West Elkton
Hamilton Widow Is Charged In Confidence Game
Two Ohioans including Air Force sergeant Sgt. Robert C. Reaves and Mary Brewer of Hamilton were charged in Belleville Illinois with running a confidence game that yielded 1800 dollars. They defrauded Wayman E. Ringle by selling a car that was never delivered. Reaves claimed further deals totaling about 57000 primarily in auto transactions. Brewer had previously served 60 days for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville, Ill
Air Force
Robert C. Reaves
Reading
Scott Air Base
Mary Brewer
Hamilton
Wayman E. Ringle
Reaves
Youth Fellowship Group Will Meet at United Brethren Church
The Christian Youth Fellowship, started a year ago with two churches, now includes about 15 congregations and hundreds of members. Meeting Sunday September 19 at 3 p.m. at Jacksonburg United Brethren Church with a 5:45 p.m. supper break and continuation to 8:30 p.m. Led by Mrs. Alice James and Rev. W. B. Channon, with officers Lloyd Miller, Miss Betty Norris, and Miss Jean Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Youth Fellowship
Jacksonburg United Bretheren
Pleasant Ridge
Greenbush
United Brethren
Cleveland Shooting Mystery To Police
Julius A. Petro 25, freed last June after a murder conviction, lay in a hospital with two bullet wounds, one chest and one arm, as police pursued the circumstances. Petro, once on Death Row for Theodore Knaus murder, had been granted a new trial and acquitted previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Julius A. Petro
Petro
Theodore Knaus
Progressive Party Meeting in Ohio for Ballot Plans
The Ohio Progressive Party will hold a special meeting in Columbus to consider how voters will recognize the party’s presidential electors on the November ballot. The state ballot will omit Henry Wallace and Sen. Taylor but show electors campaigning for them, said State Party Director Myron W. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Progressive Party of Ohio
Columbus
Henry Wallace
Taylor
Idaho
Myron W Thomas
Death in Clarksburg prompts probe of Porter’s death
State Police opened an inquiry into the death of Charles B. Porter former treasurer of the Washington Times-Herald after he fell from a sixth floor hotel in Clarksburg. The death was officially ruled death by own action and followed public attention and a request from Countess Felicia Gizycka for a full investigation amid a will dispute over a $16 5000 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Charles B. Porter
Washington Times-Herald
W. FE. Buckett
Porter
Felicia Gizycka
Fieanor Patterson
The
Times-Herald
Clarence W. Meadows
Porters
Gizycka
Weekend Forecast Favors Warm, Pleasant Outlook
The weatherman predicted fair and warm conditions to extend through the weekend. Friday saw temperatures of 54 to 92 with a 6 am low and 4 pm high. This morning the mercury fell to 66 by 6 am and by 9:30 am stood at 74 degrees, with no sharp temperature drop noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Moon ordered held after municipal court arraignment
Ralph Moon 28 of 1314 Sycamore Street was ordered held for Butler County Grand Jury action under $1500 bond after arraignment before Judge Alton H. Combs. Moon was arrested Sunday in connection with the shooting of his wife Rosella in front of 832 Eighteenth Avenue. A bullet allegedly from Moon’s gun wounded her arm and side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moon
Sycamore St
Butler County Grand Jury
Alton H. Combs
Moon
Rosella
Eighteenth Ave
Marine League Opens Clubroom Tonight in Sorg Building
The Middletown Marine League will open its new club room on the fourth floor of the Sorg Building at 6 p.m. Ex Marines and families are invited to attend with movies and refreshments provided, Commander Rob Keister announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Marine League
Sorg
Rob Keister
$1 760 000 Allocated to Ohio Counties for Tag Fees
Columbus Ohio AP Edwin T Fogo registrar of motor vehicles announced warrants totaling 1 760 000 dollars issued to 88 counties. Each county receives 20 000 dollars from the five per cent equalization fund, regardless of vehicle population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Edward T. Fogo
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Fogo
Scouter Rally Scheduled Tomorrow at Camp Hook
Camp Hook hosts a Scouter Rally from 2 till 7 30 p m with supper. James Martin, chairman of the Boy Scout activities committee, announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hook
James Martin
Boy Scout Activities Committee
Armco Sued for 100000 by Bricklayer in Butler County
Calvin Bevis of 113 Bellomonte Street filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court a petition seeking 100000 against Armco Steel Corporation. Bevis worked as a bricklayer from 1928 to 1944, many years in the open hearth, and alleges exposure to silica dioxide caused illness from 1945 onward, reducing his earning capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corporation
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Calvin Bevis
Bellomonte St
Bevis
Dewey in Missouri to launch four campaign stops
The Republican nominee plans four back yard speeches in Missouri as part of a heated race. Dewey and running mate Earl Warren press attacks on Truman and Wallace while labor secretary Tobin accuses Republicans of food price blame. In Pueblo, Warren criticizes the Progressives for alleged conspiracies to split the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin
Los Angeles
Republican Congress
Dewey
Truman
Missouri
Earl Warren
California
al Ready
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Pueblo
Colo
Good and Bad Earth Land Needs for Sustaining a Person
Britannica states four acres of good and bad land are required to sustain one human being. The note discusses land quality and agricultural needs.
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Frank Simon
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Bellemonte ST
William D. Old
Ninth Air Force
Bar & Grill
Cen’pral Ave
N. Broad &T
Miami
Ohio Realtors’ Convention
Lausche
Ohio
Pamages
Portsmouth
Richard Dizer
Common Pleas Court
Dizer
Wallace Edwards
Scioto County
Library Fund
Ohio Public Libraries
Library Committee of the
Horizont
Lemuel Q
AL St
F&arment
Arabian Gulf
Daniel
Malan
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Feruccio Giannini
Cusclina Giannini
Metropolitan Opera Company
Tuscany
Italy
Ruth Fulton Benedict
Columbia University
Harry Wardell
Dallas
Tex
Thomas B. Love
the Treasury
Texas
Jersey City
N. J
Arthur Devlin
New York Giants
Darling's
Herbert G. Uley
Marine League
Coles RD
S. Main
John J. Palmer
Natl. Bank Bldg
Melampy
Central Ave
America
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