Ohio to Recall 557 Army Reservists by Nov 22
Fort Meade officials announced Ohio must provide 557 more officers to meet the Second Army quota of 17 000 reserve officers by November 22. The state breakdown lists District of Columbia 135, Maryland 154, Virginia 183, West Virginia 122, Delaware 0, Pennsylvania 666, Ohio 557, Kentucky 44. Over 1,700 officers will be called for physical examinations with about 55 percent from combat arms.
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Ohio
Second Army
Middletown
Fort Meade Md
Department of the Army
Continental Army
Fort Meade
States
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Camp Thonn
Grand Jury Fails To Indict Mayor
Lima based report that Allen County grand jury refused to indict Mayor Stanley A. Welker on a charge of direct interest in municipal office supply purchases. The case centered on $420.99 in commissions credited to the mayor at Lima Printing and Ledger Company.
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LIMA
Allen County
Stanley A. Welker
William M. Miller
Welker
Lima Printing and Ledger Company
Burn Victim Robert Shane In Fair Condition At Hospital
Robert Shane of 125 E Fourth St Franklin is in fairly good condition at Middletown Hospital after suffering burns at work yesterday morning. The incident occurred at the Sorg Paper Company where he was employed.
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Robert Shane
E. Fourth St
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Shane
Sorg Paper Company
Hymn Sing at Booker T. Washington School Auditorium
The Union Baptist Senior choir hosts a Hymn Sing Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Booker T Washington School auditorium with Mrs R E Taylor guest conductor The Rev F H Hampton of Mt Zion Baptist Church will join Rev J B Holt at the Harvesburg Church Sunday departure at 2 30 p m The piece notes gold prospects in South Africa compare to Australia and California.
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Union Baptist Senior
Booker T. Washington School
R. E. Taylor
F. H. Hampton
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
J. B. Holt
Harveysburg
South Africa
Australia
Califonia
Enlistments Before Draft Call Warned For Youths
Maj. Walter E. Flagg, Cincinnati recruiting chief, warns youths of draft age that once they receive pre induction notice they fall under Selective Service. He cites Robert Williams of Kentucky who sought Air Force OCS after notice, then learned draft rules. The Army and Air Force urge voluntary enlistment before draft status and pre induction physical.
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Walter E. Flagg
Army and Air Force
Cincinnati
Selective Service Board
Robert Williams
Orphanage Rd
South Ft
Mitchell Ky
Earlham College
Williams
Air Force Officer Candidate School
San Antonio
Texas
Oo. C. S
Bob
Flagg
Army
Air Force
Elmer Davis And Henry Mathis Nominated In AEIF Election
Primary results announced for Arraco Independent Federation places on the ballot. Nominees include Elmer Davis and Henry Mathis for president, East Veorks Howard Ward and Lloyd Wiliams for vice president, with a three way tie for second among James Abbott Robert Armbruster and Ray Ramsey. Several trustees and officers named for East Works and Fabricating divisions.
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Arraco Independent Federation
Elmer Davis
Henry Mathis
East Veorks
Howard Ward
Lloyd Wiliams
Sterling Long
James Abbott
Robert Armbruster
Ray Ramsey
Armco Drainage
Richard Chamberlin
Walter Leonard
Everett Meeks
East Works
William Amburgey
Lloyd Murphy
Denny Stamper
William Ulrich
John Hall
Leslie Peck
Thomas Weeds
Stanley Rock
Walter Sparks
Kenneth Berry
Robert Lehmkuhl
Leslie Philhower
Patty Fisher
Edna Snider
Woman Fends Off Prowler With Pistol Shot
June Rupp of 609 Elsmere St fired at a prowler who knocked on her door early. The man, about 6 ft 3 in and 200 pounds, wore brown clothing and fled after the shot. Police noted $70 of Wise Transportation Co gear, tarpaulins, chains, and a money box were stolen. a screen door at 20 D Veterans Village was cut but entrance not gained.
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June Rupp
Elsmere St
Wise Transportation Company
Manhattan St
Bertha Lykins
20 D. Veterans Village
Middletown Man Arrested on Route 73 for DWI
State Highway patrolmen arrested Andrew Shephard, 40, of Middletown Route 1, on Route 73 on a charge of operating a motor vehicle when under the influence of alcohol. He was taken into custody yesterday afternoon.
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Andrew Shephard
Middletown
Tim Tymon 56 World War I veteran obituary
Tim Tymon aged 56 of 1513 Columbia Ave died yesterday at 1 p.m. in Hamilton. He leaves four sisters Mrs. Mary Reuter of Gadsden Alabama Miss Ruth Tymon Mrs. Francis McComas and Miss Elizabeth Tymon all of Middletown. Requiem High Mass is set for 9 a.m. Monday at Holy Trinity Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Schramm Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Tim Tymon
Columbia Ave
Hamilton
Mary Reuter
Gadsden
Ala
Ruth Tymon
Francis McComas
Elizabeth Tymon
Middletown
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Funeral Services Set for Holly Arnold in Paducah
Funeral services for Holly Arnold 57 of 824 South Seventh Street Paducah Kentucky will be held Monday at Mundy Funeral Home Paducah. Burial will be in Huntington Tennessee.
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Holly Arnold
South Seventh St
Paducah
Mundy Funeral Home
Huntington
Tenn
Funeral services for George Wilmoth held Monday
Funeral services for 84 year old George Wilmoth who died Thursday at his home on Route 73 south of Franklin will be conducted Monday at 2 30 p m at Anglesby Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m Sunday at the funeral home.
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Franklin
George Wilmoth
Anglesby
Woodhill Cemetery
Death of E N Darmody Former Franklin Resident
E N Darmody died Tuesday at age 66 in Los Angeles California. He leaves a widow, three children and a sister Miss Genevieve Darmody of Los Angeles. Funeral services were held today in Los Angeles.
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Franklin
E. N. Darmody
Los Angeles
Calif
Genevieve Darmody
Ralph Carr, Colorado Governor and 1938 Primary Candidate
Ralph Carr, age 62, served as Colorado governor for two terms from 1938 to 1942 and was the Republican candidate for governor in the September primary election.
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Associated Press
Denver
Ralph Carr
Colorado
James A Fulton Dies Ex President of Life Insurance Body
James A Fulton aged 61 chairman of the Home Life Insurance Company of New York and the first president of the Life Insurance Association of America in 1944 passed away.
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New York
James A. Fulton
The
Home Life Insurance Company of
Life Insurance Ociation of America
Portrait Painter Norman H Blanch Dies at 54
Colorado Springs report notes Norman H Blanch a renowned portrait painter born in England whose works have been shown regularly by the Royal Portrait Society of England.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Norman H. Blanch
Royal Portrait Society of England
England
Editor retiring at Ohio State after 36 years
AP reports J. E. Mc Clintock agriculture editor at Ohio State University will retire on September 30 after 36 years with the Agriculture Extension Service. C. M. Ferguson announced the retirement.
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Columbus
J. E. McClintock
Ohio State University
C. M. Ferguson
The
Agriculture Extension Service
Cub Pack One Plans Monday Meeting
The first fall meeting of Cub Pack One sponsored by the Church of the Ascension will be held Monday at 7 p m at the Church. Cubmaster Clarence Dieterick announced the event.
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Church of the Ascension
Clarence Dieterick
Air Force delays bill granting equal nurse ranks
Rep. Bolton says Air Force reluctance slows Defense Department action on a bill to give male nurses the same rank and privileges as female nurses in the armed services. Mrs. Bolton notes the Air Force will have to accept the idea.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Armed Services
Bolton
Ohio
Four locals join Air Force after swearing in
Four local men were sworn into the Air Force and headed to Lackland Air Force Base for basic training. Named are Lewis Lee Figley, Emmett Woodrey Jr., James Huffman, and George Wright, all with family addresses listed. Sgt. Luther Gregory noted available openings in Army and Air Force and urged eligible men to contact the recruiting station before pre induction physicals.
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Air Force
Tech
Luther Gregory
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
South Canal St
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Lewis Lee Figley
Harold Figley
Shafer St
Francis Emmett Woodrey, Jr
Francis Woodrey
Highview Rd
James Russell Huffman
Marie Huffman
Main St
Excello
George Franklin Wright
George Wright
Marshall Rd
Gregory
Regular Army
Army
Sohngen Bid For Judgeship Not Endorsed By State Dems
Reports from the Ohio Democratic convention in Columbus show Sohngen's bid for the Ohio Supreme Court vacancy created by Judge Edward Turner’s death gained no consideration and was not among the 14 names recommended to the governor. The list includes W. U. Annat, Ralph J. Partlett, Joseph Bowman, Dennis Dunlavy, Howard E. Faught, John H. Wuammaeck, Margaret Mahoney, FarL D. Parker, Edward Savard, William Thom, John Ewing Smith, Paul Ward, Lillian Westroppe, and Albert A. Waldman.
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Robert Sohngen
Butler County
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward C. Turner
Columbus
Democratic Executive Committee
Sohngen
W. U. Annat
Wooster
Ofice
Ralph J. Partlett
Franklin County
Joseph Bowman
Dennis Dunlavy
Ashtabula
Howard E. Faught
Cambridge
Common Pleas
John H. Wuammaeck
New Philadelphia
Margaret Mahoney
Cleveland
Farl D. Parker
Waverly
Edward Savard
Sandusky
William Thom
Canton
John Ewing Smith
Belefontaine
Paul Ward
Lillian Westroppe
Albert A. Waldman
Alkali Workers Reject Unions in NLRB Vote
PAINESVILLE AP Employees at the Diamond Alkali plant voted 546 to 50 for neither union in an NLRB election. The International Chemical Workers and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters contested representation. The UMW remains the bargaining agent for 2,497 workers, while the plant’s gas supply to northeastern Ohio is cut about 30 percent during the strike.
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Painesville
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
John A. Hull, Jr
NLRB
United Mine Workers District
UMW
International Chemical Workers
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Ohio
Taft Faults Truman on Four Main Points of Program
Cincinnati AP Taft, Republican Policy Committee chair, reviewed the 81st Congress and said President Truman failed to win on four main points: repeal of the Taft Hartley act, Brannan farm subsidy, socialized medicine, and the Spence bill. He credited Republicans and compliant Democrats for blocking the program and praised some 81st Congress outcomes as continuations of 80th policy, including ECA, Atlantic Pact concept, RRTA extension, and rural electrification.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Congress
GOP
Democratic Party
Republican
Republic
Cyclist Hurt When Vehicle Goes Into Skid
Robert Hartgrove twenty of 1708 Winona Drive suffered cuts and bruises yesterday afternoon when his motorcycle skidded and he was thrown to the pavement. Police said the accident occurred at Verity Parkway and Titus Avenue as Hartgrove applied brakes to stop at the intersection. He was taken to Middletown Hospital by a passing motorist. Police estimated thirty five dollars damage to the cycle.
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Robert Hartgrove
Winona Dr
Verity Pkwy
Tytus Ave
Hartgrove
Middletown Hospital
Eber Byrne
Lawn Ave
Clarence Hornback
Wilbraham Rd
Columbia Ave
Byrne
Parkway
Hornback
Two Drivers Injured in Central Ave Collision
Lydia Phillips 30 of 2910 Oxford Street and Daniel Blackburn 26 of 1802 Meadow Avenue were in a crash at Central Avenue and Garfield Street. Police said Blackburn pulled out in front of Phillips. Estimated damage 40 dollars.
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Lydia Phillpis
Oxford St
Daniel Blackburn
Meadow Ave
Central Ave
Garfield St
Blackburn
Phillips
Car Crowding Leads to Minor Collision in City
Robert Van Gorder, 20, of 2011 Wayne Ave, reported his car was crowded over the curb by another vehicle trying to pass. His vehicle then struck the right fender of a parked car owned by David Gividen, 39 South Main St, with damage estimated at $50.
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Robert van Gorder
Wayne Ave
van Gorder
David Gividen
South Main St
Pyrethrum Growing Seen Unprofitable in U S
Report notes pyrethrum cultivation in the United States is deemed unprofitable due to the heavy reliance on extensive hand labor and the high cultivation costs involved. The assessment highlights labor intensity as the key obstacle to commercial viability.
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U.S
At the Movies Paramount Schedule Details
Saturday showings include Where Sidewalks End with Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney at 1 35 5 05 and 8 40 p m Love That Brute with Paul Douglas and Jean Peters at 3 15 6 45 and 10 15 p m Sunday lists Petty Girl starring Joan Caulfield and Robert Cummins at 1 15 3 20 5 25 7 30 and 9 40 p m
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Paramount
Dana Andrews
Gene Tierney
Paul Douglas
Jean Peters
Petty
Joan Caulfield
Robert Cummins
Weekend Cinema Schedule At Strand Theatre
Saturday showings include Square Dance Katy with Vera Vague and Shelia Ryan at 2 25 and 5 45 and 9 45 p m Marshall of Helldorado with Jimmy Ellison and Russell Hayden at 3 50 7 10 and 10 30 p m Sunday programs feature State Penitentiary with Warner Baxter and Onslow Stevens at 1 15 3 25 5 50 8 05 and 10 30 p m On the Isle of Samoa with John Hall and Susan Cabot at 2 20 4 30 6 50 and 9 15 p m.
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Katy
Vera Vague
Shelia Ryan
Marshall
Helldorado
Jimmy Ellison
Russell Hayden
State Penitentiary
Warner Baxter
Onslow Stevens
Isle of Samoa
John Hall
Susan Cabot
Colonial Theater Showings Feature Louisa With Reagan Coburn
The Colonial screens Louisa this weekend with Ronald Reagan and Charles Coburn in multiple daily showings at 1 15, 3 50, 4 40, 6 30, 8 15 and 10 PM across Saturday and Sunday.
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Louisa
Ronald Reagan
Charles Coburn
Bethlehem Lutheran Church to Install Pastor Sunday
Installation services for Rev. Bernard E. Heuer new pastor at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow The service will be conducted by Dr E G Schmidt pastor emeritus and Dr Otto Ebert president of the Ohio District of American Lutheran Churches Dr Ebert will conduct the altar service and the sermon will be delivered by Dr Schmidt The program opens with a prelude by Mrs Gilbert Pumphry and includes massed choirs an anthem Make a Joyful Noise a hymn and the offertory The benediction will be pronounced by Mr Heuer and a reception follows between 7 and 9 p m at the parish social rooms The Heuer family has moved to 214 South Broad St Middletown.
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Bernard E. Heuer
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. G. Schmidt
Otto Ebert
Columbus
Ohio District of American Lutheran Churches
Heuer
Middletown
South Broad St
Franklin Pastor Elected Moderator of Miami Baptist Association
The Rev. H. S. Gessner of Franklin was chosen moderator at the Miami Baptist Association's 152nd annual meeting held at Evanston Baptist Church in Cincinnati. About 175 attendees heard Day on. The body adopted a resolution opposing Vatican appointments and public funding for parochial schools, affirming church-state separation.
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H. S. Gessner
Franklin
Miami Baptist Association
Evanston Baptist Church
Cincinnati
I. N. DePuy
Dayon
Vatican
Battle cast as Reds surge around Kumchon and Sangju
Enemy area described with Seoul under Red assault threat. Reds defend Kumchon eight miles from U.S. forces as battles rage near Sangju and along highways toward Sangin and Suwon. Seoul’s besieged defenders dig in on South Mountain with artillery in a public park.
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Sangju
Seoul
Kumchon
Sangin
Suwon
South
Middletown Teachers Plan Fall Social at Hotel Manchester
The Middletown Classroom Teachers Association will hold its fall social in the Hotel Manchester ballroom Monday at 6 30 p m. More than 200 teachers supervisors principals board members and superintendents are expected. The event features music entertainment inspiration and a welcome for ten new Middletown teachers.
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Manchester
Middletown
Middletown Classroom Teachers’ Association
Alma Kinnett
Roberta Gibbs
Booker T. Washington School
Clara Mae Yorgen
Central
Edith Sigg
Young
Helen Hartman
J. F. Winkleman
Harold Brooks
McKinley
Paul Krebbs
Roosevelt
Katherine Roudebush
Ralph A. Ringgenberg
Ministers Seek Suspension of Warren Police Chief
Warren Mayor and local ministers press for suspension of Police Chief William E. Johnson after a Bay City drunkenness conviction and an intoxication charge. The Warren Ministerial Association says residents are aroused and embarrassed by his conduct and a letter to Mayor Harold C. Smith requests his dismissal. Johnson declined to comment as Mayor Smith plans to return from vacation.
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Warren
Warren Ministerial Association
Saety Service
Walter Pestrak
Harold C. Smith
William E. Johnson
Bay City
Mich
Pestrak
Raid Pulled At Portsmouth Fraternal Eagles Club
State liquor agents confiscated 100 cases of whiskey in a raid on the Fraternal Order of Eagles club in downtown Portsmouth. Three bartenders were arrested and charged with illegal sale of liquor. The raid was led by enforcement agent John Kocevar. A prior raid in New Boston netted 107 slot machines from an American Legion storeroom. Kocevar said the Eagles' liquor permit expired last June and had not been renewed. No slot machines were found at the Eagles premises.
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Portsmouth
Order of Eagles Club
John Kocevar
New Boston
American Legion Club
Kocevar
Eagles
Population comparison in Malaya and Chinese counted
The report states 2,615,000 Chinese and 2,234,000 Malays in Malaya. Numbers indicate Chinese outnumber Malays by a margin of about 381,000. The figures reflect ethnic composition in the regional census.
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Malaya
Barkelew Wage Hike Announced for 75 Workers
Barkelew Electric Company announced a general wage increase of 10 cents an hour for 75 hourly workers and salary adjustments for other employees. The raises take effect September 25 under the current two year contract signed January 1 1950 with a cost of living clause.
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Barkelew Electric Company
Charles Denny, Jr
W. E. Shaffer
Barkeley Employes Association, Incorporated
No More Rain, Cool Weather Ahead
No more rain is in store for this region but cloudy and windy conditions will persist tonight. Sunday should be fair and cool with a gradual drop in temperatures after a high around 68 and lows near 55 to 60 observed earlier today.
Servicemen News From Local Area
Albert Louis Gorrell leaves for basic training at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls Texas. He is a Ft Myers Florida High School graduate and the son of Mr and Mrs Allen Gorrell. Paul Combs of Central Ave reports continuing operations for a collar bone injury from a February San Diego accident. Gunners mate Peter Paul Martinek witnessed change of command aboard USS Columbus at Bizerte before Mediterranean Sixth Fleet exercises.
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Albert Louis Gorrell
South Main St
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ft. Meyers, Fla
Central Store
Allen Gorrell
Ft. Meyers
Fla
Paul Shetter
Harry Gowker
Curtis St
Virgil Combs
Central Ave
Tripler General Hospital
Honolulu
Paul Combs
Adam
San Diego
Calif
San Diego Naval Hospital
Tripler Hospital
Uss Sicely
Korea
Peter Paul Martinek
USN
Monroe St
Columbus
Bizerte
Mediterranean
Hamilton's YMCA Secretary Retires
HAMILTON G Earl King aged 68, longtime social secretary at Hamilton YMCA for nearly 30 years, will retire next month due to ill health, according to YMCA officials.
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Hamilton
G. Earl King
Hamilton Ymca
Local Banks Affected By New Insurance Order
Middletown banks Oglesby Barnitt Bank and Trust Company and First National Bank will have insured accounts boosted from 5000 to 10000 under a new federal bill. The measure also cuts insurance costs to banks by about 60 percent and follows Truman signing similar increases for building and loan associations. Three Middletown savings bodies including Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association are affected, all insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
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Middletown
Oglesby Barnitt Bank and Trust Company
First National Bank
Truman
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
American Building and Loan Association
Citizens Building Loan and Savings Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Two Franklin Crashes Involving Left Turns Reported
Franklin police reported two minor auto accidents. Hubert Welbaum of Troy turning left onto the bridge was struck by Archie Coleman of Piqua. both cars sustained slight damage and no injuries. Another collision on Main Street involved Robert Turner of Franklin and Clyde Charlton of Springboro as Turner attempted a left onto River Street. slight smoke observed from both vehicles.
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Franklin
Hubert McKinley Welbaum
Troy
Archie Coleman
Piqua
Welbaum
Robert Turner
Clyde Charlton
Springboro
Turner
Main St
River St
Municipal Court Fines Sam Lykins in Assault Case
Sam Lykins aged 75 of 629 Auburn Street was fined ten dollars and costs for assault and battery. The fine was suspended on condition he cover damages. Lykins appeared yesterday in Municipal Court before Judge Alton H. Combs.
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Sam Lykins
Auburn St
Lykins
Alton H. Combs
Ngorongoro Crater Worlds Largest Volcano
The Ngorongoro Crater in East Africa is the largest volcanic crater in the world. It hosts about fifty thousand wild animals within its 110 square mile basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngorongoro
East Africa
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Dia
Roy A. Kemp
Grace Baptist
Wilbraham and
Wilmore
AEIF
Cub Pack
Blaine Blanton
Earle Hotel
Raymond Sturgis
Franklin Route 1
Blanton
Melampy
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Bernard E, Heuer
Franklin Pastor
Raid
Asa As
MTS
Central Avenue
Barkelew
YMCA
Pete Jones and His
Lubbers
Star-Cit
Tucson Star and Citizen
PranAds, Mase
Schmiet Tutsont
Howard Parish
Daily News Tower
Mismy
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