Monroe Lions Honor 1949 Knothole Baseball Team
The Monroe Lions Club honored Monroe’s 1949-Double A knothole baseball team with gold baseballs presented by coach Gordon Lindsay after a season of 182 game records. Dale Constiner spoke on Lionsism. Rev. W E Ballinger was inducted as a new member. Dr Charles McCready received a lifetime honorary membership.
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Frank Sowards
Middleet
Charles McCready
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M. A. Boyd
Walter Coppess
Lemon Athletic Groups To Meet Wednesday Night
Directors of the Lemon Township Athletic Association and the school athletic board will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Lemon Monroe High School. The meeting is called by Charles J. Reuthe, president.
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Lemon Township Athletic Association
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Charles J. Reuthe
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney and Water Retention Relief
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to ease backache fatigue, nighttime urination, swelling, and eye puffiness. It claims kidney and bladder issues may cause these symptoms and urges readers to ask a pharmacist for the product.
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Doan
Horizonta and the Ransom of a Singing Star
A fragmented crossword like list includes clues and partial answers for a numbered puzzle. It mentions a depicted singer, an affirmative vote, a city in the Netherlands, and various across and down entries. The mixed items hint at a themed word game with domains from music, geography, and general knowledge.
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Netherlands
Middletown High Names Four Juniors for Class Officers
Middletown High School juniors nominate four candidates for president Mark Daly Alan Spindler Ken Feinthal and Donald Oglesby. Feinthal and Oglesby are a football and basketball player respectively. Vice president nominees include Dick Neff Dick Fiessinger and Sylvia Kuderer with secretary nominees Carolyn Jones Jean Burgess and Geraldine Baker and treasurer nominees George Strodbeck Jack Robinson and Jackie Lester. Final nominations to be announced after Friday meeting.
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Wer
Mark Daly
Alan Spindler
Ken Feinthal
Donald Oglesby
Feinthal
Oglesby
Dick Neff
Dick Fiessinger
Sylvia Kuderer
Carolyn Jones
Jean Burgess
Geraldine Baker
George Strodbeck
Jack Robinson
Jackie Lester
Liberty Round-Up rolls in to start fall Scout program
Scout Roll Call Inspections begin two week visitations by a special group in the Mound Builder’s Area Council. Paul Parker says four visits tonight mark the start of a three point program including unit contact inspection and a parents night with Crusade Awards possible for high unit performance.
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Mound Builder’s Area Council
Paul Parker
William J. Saunders
Earl Klein
Pokey Griffith
Middletown
George Boullain
Miami
al Dempsey
Fort Ancient
Corps of
Parker
Legion pushes civic program under national drive
Edward Portsmouth of American Legion Post 218 announced that National Public Relations Division reported progress on a community development program. George N. Craig, National Commander, urged President Truman to back a Legion led self-help drive to solve local problems with minimal federal aid.
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National Public Relations Division
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George N. Craig
Brazil
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Harry S. Truman
Legion
Craig
White House
Philadelphia
Trade Act Extended to 1951 as tariff policy broadens
President Truman signed legislation extending the reciprocal Trade Agreements Act to June 12 1951 allowing freer negotiation of tariff cutting treaties with nations Cordell Hull who inspired the program attended the White House for the signing. The measure extends a 15 year old law amid GOP opposition and imposes a peril point provision requiring explanations to Congress when tariff concessions threaten U S producers.
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Truman
Congress
Cordell Hull
Hull
White House
Senate
Administration
Federal Tariff Commission
U. S
Preble Driver Fined for DUI and Hit-and-Run Cited
Eaton area driver Russell M. Miller 37 of Lewisburg Route 2 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars, ordered to relinquish his state driver’s license for one year and serve 10 days in jail. A second count for leaving the scene of an accident carried a 30 day jail term suspended with conditions. The crash occurred on Route 35 east of Eaton Sunday evening when Miller’s car crossed the center line and collided with Herbert A. Reeves 28 of Dayton. no injuries and minor vehicle damage reported.
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Eaton
Russell M. Miller
Lewisburg
Common Pleas
John M. Kiracofe
Miller
Dean Girton
Girton
Herbert A. Reeves
Dayton
Ex-Postmaster Pearl Cheney Dies in South Charleston
Pearl H. Cheney, 70, former postmaster and first village manager of South Charleston, died yesterday at his home in nearby South Charleston. He had served in public service roles in the town and area.
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Pearl H. Cheney
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Doctors Find Body Odor On 13 Parts of Body
A soap with a purifying ingredient claims to clean every inch of skin and provide all-over protection against body odor. It notes odor is not confined to the underarms and urges 13 body areas require protection.
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Albert W. Newman
Lyle &. Newman
George W. Newman
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Scotland
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Coronet
Meadowbrook
Central Ave
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Preble
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