Arson Suspect Ties To 1924 Family Feud In Germantown
Mrs. Anna Malone, 52, held on arson charges after a Friday fire at the George W. Izor home in Germantown. Police link the case to a 1924 death and sister’s grave visits, noting Malone’s long feud and a July to September cemetery routine, with a major league pitcher uncle tied to past events.
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Germantown
Anna Malone
Max Summers
George W. Izor
Walter Rockey
Montgomery County
Malone
Dayton
Rockey
Cincinnati
Dayton Journal
Poole
Edward Poole
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Frank Izor
Eleanor
Nellie
Sommers
Ex-Marine Again Says He Was Spy
Ex-Marine and language officer Walter A. Rickett stated officers of the 13th Naval District warned him to keep eyes open when he left for Communist China on a Fulbright scholarship. In Tokyo after four years in Red Chinese prisons he again claimed guilt, saying he spied for the United States and confessed due to the belief that truth hurts no one.
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Tokyo
Walter A. Rickett
China
Seattle
13Th Naval District
Maine Corps and Intelligence
Rickett
Hong Kong
United States
Rekett
Community Meeting Listings for Wednesday in Blythe-Williams Area
A dense schedule of club meetings and group gatherings for Wednesday includes American Legion Post 218, Armored Cavalry at the Armory, Knights of Columbus, Lions and Kiwanis clubs, Toastmasters, and Spearheading groups at locations like the Manchester Hotel Colony Restaurant AFL Hall and 28 S Main St. Additional sessions cover the National Guard units, Optimist Club, and various fraternal orders with times ranging from noon to 8:59 p.m.
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Blythe - Williams
American Leon
National Guard Company PD
Armored Cavalry
Armory
Order of Ahtepa
Nelva Center
Knight of Columbus
American Legion
Legion
Golden Helmet
S. Main St
Lions Club
Manchester
Kiwanis Club
Evening Optimist Club
Colony
Trenton Lions Club
Toastmasters Club
First
Blythe-Williams
Headquart
AEIF
IODF
Alpha Council
Jr. Quam
N. Broad St
Trades and Labor Council
AFL
National Guard
47Th Infantry Regiment
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Edge
Castle Hall
Moose Lodge
BPOE
Elks Tempe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Nixon Has High Hopes For Peace
Vice President Richard Nixon told the International Association of Fire Chiefs in Omaha that prospects for peace are better than since World War II. He cited three factors: military strength of the free world, the power of atomic weapons to deter initial attack, and a public desire for peace. He warned against complacency despite Soviet conciliatory moves.
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Omaha
Neb
Richard Nixon
International Assn
Free World
United States
China Sill Holds American Prisoner
Hong Kong border officials report no Americans arriving today from Red China aboard the daily train. U S consulars had expected Dilmas Tady of Houston to be the last of 10 civilians promised freedom at the Geneva talks. Kanady, arrested in Shanghai in 1951, faced 40 years on tax evasion and arms charges. The U S awaits action on 19 other civilians and exit permits for 12 more detained up to five years.
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Hong Kong
United States
Shanghai
Japan
Men Charged With Rape In Middletown Case
William F Cornele and Robert Helton, both jailed after grand jury indictments for robbery and criminal assault, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of rape. They were ordered to Lima State Hospital for 30‑day mental examinations before sentencing, while authorities continue to seek a hospital report as the teenage victim testified she was forced into a car at gunpoint last August on S Main Street.
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William F Cornele
Woodlawn Ave
Robert Helm
Finley St
Lima
Common Pleas
P. P
Oli
Cornele
Helton
Robery
Pregusly
Hamilton
Middletown
S. Main Street
Smith Farm
State Hospital
CIO Attacks Benson on Farm Wage Link
A CIO spokesman dismissed Benson’s wage claim as sour grapes arguing higher wages boost consumer spending on food and farm products. Benson linked rising costs and lower prices to profits and wages, while Labor Secretary Mitchell touted broad prosperity and record employment.
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Washington
CIO
Benson
New Orleans
Mitchell
ABC
Truman
Eisenhower
Pinky Lee Collapses Onstage During Coast-To-Coast Show
Hollywood reports comedienne Pinky Lee fifty four collapsed during a coast-to-coast television show. Early speculations of a heart attack were ruled out by doctors who attributed the collapse to exhaustion and nervous strain. Lee will rest about a week but will still appear on film for his followers as cameras rolled through the incident.
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Hollywood
Pinky Lee
Lee
Witness Attacked During Murder Trial Testimony
In Chardon Ohio a prosecution witness Mrs Mabel Lynch was attacked by two men as she entered her East Claridon home kitchen. She identified the assailants as large youthful men and said a sharp instrument was used. Her husband John was away bowling. She was treated for cuts after neighbors intervened. Cavey, charged with first degree murder in the May 12 slaying of Alva J Williams, claimed insanity. Lynch testified she saw Careys car in front of Williams mill on May 12.
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Chardon
Ohio
Leo Carey
East Claridon
Mabel Lynch
John
Cavey
Rich
Alva J. Williams
Lynch
Carey
Williams
Car Crash Fatal to Cleveland Woman in Ashland
Irene Holstine, 27, of Cleveland, died at an Ashland hospital from injuries suffered in a two car collision on U S 42 near Ashland. The crash occurred August 17, according to state highway patrol.
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Ashland
Ohio
Irene Holstine
Cleveland
State Highway Patrol
U.S. 42
Ohio 302
Here
Miss Paper Doll Contest Walks to Determine Winner
Fourteen Franklin entrants practice modeling walks led by Harold Stoner of Portrayal Studio to vie for Miss Paper Doll at the Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival. Contest stages include bathing suit and evening gown walks before five finalists and a cash prize or trip to New York City. Sponsored by local industries, the event aims to boost festival attendance alongside band concerts, a chicken barbecue, and other activities starting at noon.
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Harold Stoner
New York City
Chameber of Commerce
Stoner
California
Franklin
William Smith
Franklin Industries
Maxwell Paper Co
Cheney Pulp and Paper Co
Stone Container Corp
Armiel Paving Co
Miami Valley Coated Paper Co
Charles Marsh Co
Franklin High School
West Berlin Eyes New Soviet East German Treaty
West Berlin nervous over a Russian East German pact signed in Moscow. Ulbricht warned of traffic squeezes around Berlin unless Bonn ends cold war hostility. The accord ends joint control of rail canal and road links while preserving Allied air corridors. Geneva talks to include both German states. An American official warned the treaty ominously shades Berlin’s future.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Moscow
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Bulganin
Otto Grotewohl
Grand
Kremlin Palace
West Germany
German Democratic Republic
East Berlin
Bonn
Germany
Geneva
Springboro Scouts Attend Camporee Weekend
Scoutmasters Vernetti Logan Walker and others joined John Wade Robert Vernetti Denny McClanahan Robert Lynn Eaton Leroy Izor and Douglas Filaseta for a district Scout camporee at the Hoeffner Farm near Ft. Ancient over the weekend. Ridgeville Community Club to meet Wednesday at Mrs Parlett’s home near Lebanon. Family reunion at Grange Hall elected officers for the year. Birthday luncheon in Dayton honors Mrs Slusser. Social visits include Carlisle and Centerville guests.
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Springboro
John Vernetti
Charles Logan
Harold Walker
John Wade
Robert Vernetti
Denny McClanahan
Robert Lynn Eaton
Leroy Izor
Douglas Filaseta
Hoeffner
Ft. Ancient
Ridgeville Community Club
Bertha Parlett
Lebanon
Null
Grange Hall
Charles Null
Mer! Allen
J. S
Harold Huber
Dayton
Rike’s
Negro Threatened For Attending White High School
In Tahoka Texas a 16 year old Negro, Andrew Nance, was threatened with personal harm by three men after he attended Tahoka's formerly all white high school. County and district attorneys convened a grand jury to address mob violence overriding legitimate authority.
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Tahoka
Tex
Andrew Nance
Grand Jury
Doctor Says Hormone Drugs Mixed Gifts
A group of Ohio family doctors heard cortisone, ACTH and related adreno cortical steroids described as mixed blessings in treating rheumatism and arthritis. Dr William M Jeffries noted these drugs provide dramatic relief but do not cure, with side effects including fluid retention, potassium loss, clotting tendency, infection risk, and nervous system excitation. He cited three newer steroids offering stronger anti rheumatic action but causing GI disturbances.
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Dayton
Ohio
William M. Jeffries
Cleveland
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Ohio Academy of General Practice
Jeffries
Grid Players Die In Crash At Alliance High School
Two Alliance High School football players were killed in a car crash four miles north of Alliance Ohio. Wayne Hrovath and Leonard Morris, both 16, died. Frank Kitowski 19 was critically injured. William Kirkbride 14 and Charles Jones 16 had minor injuries. The group had the afternoon off to collect items for an athletic bazaar.
Burglar Chooses Wrong Shop In Japan Break-in
A masked burglar burst into Mrs. Mita Akiyama's bicycle shop in Koshigaya and demanded money. Sakae Akiyama, 21, restrained the intruder with a hammer lock, causing him to drop the sickle and flee. Akiyama is a trainee in women's pro wrestling.
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Koshigaya
Japan
Mita Akiyama
Sakae Akiyama
Akiyama
OMAHA DIRECTORY OMITS SHERIFF ADDR. CORRIGAN CALMS FOLKS
The new city directory omits Sheriff Pat Corrigan’s address among county officers. Corrigan says most people know where he is and the real challenge is locating others they do business with.
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Omaha
New City
Pat Corrigan
Corrigan
Wind storm devastates Amarillo Tri-State Fair midway
A wind storm at the Tri State Fair in Amarillo toppled midway structures injuring at least 28 people. Operator Bill Hames estimated damages over 50 000 dollars as winds reached 45 mph causing widespread property destruction across the Panhandle city.
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Amarillo
Tex
Bill Hames
Midway
Panhandle
Child Breaks Arm in Home Fall
Rita Bailey two year old daughter of Leon Bailey suffered a fractured right forearm in a fall at home. She received treatment at Middletown Hospital around 10 30 a m and was dismissed.
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Eeme
Nellie Izor
Hess St
Miami Valley Hospital
Rita Bailey
Leon Bailey
North Ave
Middletown Hospital
Godfrey Opens Terminal Amid Helicopter Delay
New York Arthur Godfrey finally attended the opening of the West Side airlines terminal on 42nd Street near the Hudson River. His planned roof landing was vetoed for safety by the City Marine and Aviation Commission and moved to Pier 57. He received a scroll from eight airlines praising his contribution to aviation progress.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
West Side Airlines
City Marine and Aviation
Vincent A. G. O’connor
42Nd Street
Hudson River
West Side Highway
Pier 57
15Th Street
Godfrey
Bartender Indicted In Marine’s Murder In Ohio
A Columbus grand jury indicted Leslie Taylor 31 on second degree murder charges for the fatal shooting of Marine Cpl. Louis M. Lupo 21. Taylor’s preliminary hearing was expected today but may be postponed following the indictment. Lupo was on furlough home and was shot in front of Taylor's Grill on September 13.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leslie Taylor
Louis M. Lupo
Taylor
Franklin County
Samuel L. Devine
Lupo
Taylor's Grill
Man Fined $100 In Assault Case
Earl Kilgore, 45, of 1706 Meadow Ave, was fined $100 and costs with $50 suspended after an arraignment in Municipal Court on an assault and battery charge. Judge J. T. Lamb suspended half the fine if Kilgore stays away from Florence Kilgore and her daughter and behaves. Kilgore was arrested by police early today. the judge also disposed of two intoxication cases in a brief session.
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Earl Kilgore
Meadow Ave
J. T. Lamb
Kilgore
Florence Kilgore
Doctor Aims to Help Long Term Patients Recover
Surgeon General Dr. Leonard A. Scheele told the American Hospital Association convention in Atlantic City that hospitals should perk up long term patients rather than let them fade. He called to restore the patient and keep him at the highest health and social effectiveness.
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Atlantic City
Leonard A. Scheele
U.S
American Hospital Assn
Scheele
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