Regional Port Study Readied for proposed regional airport
City Commission will consider a contract with Howard Needles Tammen Bergendol l of Cincinnati to conduct an economic survey for a 10 county area to be served by a planned regional airport. Four communities including Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton and Middletown have funded the study with Maddietown contributing 4009 and Middletown 300. The plan favors a western Warren County site south of Red Lion with a north south runway able to handle large jets, and notes overseas flights and emergency landings could use the airport.
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Charles W Thompson
Howard
Needies
Tammen & Bergendoll
Cincinnati
Thompson
Dayton
Hamilton
Maddietown
Middletown
Warren County
Red Lion
New York
Blast kills Technician at Columbus lab
A test ing device exploded at American Brake Shoe Co. research laboratory in Columbus, killing 35 year old technician George L. Green Jr. of Hilliard. Coroner said he bled to death internally after a heavy glass sliver cut a large neck artery.
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Columbus, Ohio
American Brake Shoe Co
George L. Green Jr
Hilliard
Robert A. Evans
Green
Deaths And Funerals Promote Crystal Foreman
Harry Samuel Osborn 57 promoted last week to foreman of Crystal Tissue Co finishing department died of an apparent heart attack at home 1020 Oxford State Rd Middletown Hospital pronounced dead at 9 10 p m He a Franklin native lifelong resident served Crystal 387 years began in machine room promoted to assistant foreman in 1929 Member Modern Woodmen of America and Amanda Methodist Church Survived by wife Lillian and three brothers David Osborn and Carl Gard of Dayton Blair Gard of Winchester Services 2 p m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev C W Bollinger Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call 3 5 and 7 to pm tomorrow
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Harry Samuel Osborn
Crystal Tissue Co
Oxford State Rd
Osborn
Middletown Hospital
Franklin
The
Crystal Company
Modern Woodmen of America
Amanda
Funeral services for Melanie Lynne Lawson 7
Melanie Lynne Lawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Fannin of 2106 Spencer La will have services at 2 pm tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Donald W Cryer. Burial follows in Waynesville Cemetery. Friends may call today from 4 to 9 pm at the funeral home. The child died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.
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Melanie Lynne Lawson
Harry Fannin
Spencer la
McCoy-Leffler
Donald W .Cryer
Waynesville Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Bernard E Layman Dies in Dayton at 62
Bernard E Layman 62 of 3900 Palmerston Ave Dayton died at Miami Valley Hospital at 7 30 p m after one day in hospital A native of Preble County he was a former Germantown resident and a machine operator for Dayton Steel Foundry Surviving wife Ellen two sisters Minnie Hinkle Effie Fourman a brother Dr O L Layman Services 2 pm Thursday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Henry Lyndh officiating Burial Germantown Cemetery
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Germantown
Bernard E. Layman
Palmerston Ave
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Layman
Prebley County
Dayton Steel Foundry
Ellen
Minnie Hinkle
Effie Fourman
O. L. Layman
Frankin
John Arpp
Henry
Lyndh
Germantown Cemetery
Requiem Mass For Kammerer At St Joseph Church
C Howard Smith age 60 of 151 Chamberlain Drive lists services at 10:30 a m Thursday for Proeschel. William N Kammerer age 63 formerly of Hamilton will be honored with a Requiem High Mass today at St Joseph Church.
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C. Howard Smith
Chamberlain Dr
Proeschel
William N. Kammerer
Hamilton
St. Joseph Church
Cincinnati Air Force Colonel Heads to NATO Orientation Tour
Col. Donald J. Campbell, commander of the 302nd Troop Carrier Wing at Clinton County AFB near Wilmington, will begin a 17 day NATO orientation tour on October 7 as one of five Air Force Reserve members assigned to the program.
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Cincinnati
Donald J. Campbell
NATO
Campbell
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wilmington
Air Force Reserve
One Freeway Traffic Death In Eight Months
Ohio Highway Patrol reports only one traffic death on the North South Freeway in eight months from January to August. There were 73 accidents, 18 personal injuries, and 4 property damages during the period. A 12 mile stretch south of Columbus and other sections are now open to traffic. Patrol issued 1,820 warnings and cited 679 drivers for moving violations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
North South
Highway Patrol
Scott B. Radcliffe
Columbus
Medina
Painesville
Radcliffe
Dog Victim Of A Broken Home Judge Declares
In Cincinnati AP report Judge William J. Keating fines Mr and Mrs Fred Baldwin 200 dollars each for cruelty to animals. A boxer named Duke, 2 years old, was said to be tied to a fence and underfed after his owners separated. SPCA investigator Bernard Tigges notes the dog has gained weight since rescue. Neighbors reported the family strain.
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Cincinnati
William J, Keating
Fred Baldwin
Baldwins
Bernard Tigges
SPCA
Duke
Tigre
Keating
Flight pay cuts ordered for 3,153 officers
The Defense Department said Congress capped aeronautically rated or designated officers at 99,948 to receive flight pay, with the current total at 102,199. Reductions will occur between January 1 and June 30, reallocating limits: Air Force 70,620. Navy 18,125. Army 6,138. Marine Corps 3,863.
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Washington
Defense Department
Armed Services
Department
Congress
Air Force
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Lindberghs Son Marries in San Diego Home Ceremony
Land Morrow Lindbergh 23, son of Charles A. Lindbergh, wed Susan Miller 21 in a San Diego ceremony at the bridegroom’s brother Jon Lindbergh’s home. Anne Morrow Lindbergh attended. The couple, living in Palo Alto, attend Stanford University where Susan is a junior and Land is a graduate student of anthropology. William W. Miller of Northfield, Illinois is Susan’s father.
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San Diego
Calif
Morrow Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Susan Miller
Chicago
Jon Lindbergh
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Darien
Conn
Palo Alto
Stanford University
Lindbergh
William W. Miller
Northfield
Hurried Bandits Grabbed Cash At Akron Bank Heist
Two men robbed the West Akron branch of the First National Bank in Akron Ohio taking about sixty one thousand six hundred eighty seven dollars. They held 12 employees and three customers at gunpoint while they emptied three tellers cages and part of a fourth. A ringing phone interrupted the heist prompting the pair to flee before finishing.
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Akron
Ohio
West Akron
First National Bank
Pastor King Indicted On Criminal Libel Charge
Pittsburgh AP report says Rev W L King of Finleyville Pa was indicted by a grand jury on criminal libel. The Knights of Columbus filed the charge alleging he printed published and circulated a false oath attributed to the Catholic group. No trial date set.
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Pittsburgh
W. L. King
Finleyville
Knights of Columbus
Mr. King
Voice of the Nazarene Bible Church
Mr King
Baby Drowns In Washing Machine in Cleveland
Cleveland police report a drowning after Delores Pace, 32, had an epileptic seizure and dropped her infant daughter into an agitator washing machine. The mother and child were found by the grandmother. the infant died at the hospital.
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Cleveland
Joanne Pace
Delores Pace
Youth Hunted After Slaying at Cincinnati Grocery
Police hunted a teenage youth after a banditbeat a one legged grocer to death at a Cincinnati store. William E. Patton, 63, died at St. Mary Hospital three hours after being found unconscious and bleeding. Investigators said the cash register was looted.
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Cincinnati
Fap
William E. Patton
St. Mary Hospital
Can You Develop Creative Ability This October Digest
Readers are urged to believe in universal creativity and learn ways to boost creative ability. The October issue invites readers to study principles outlined in the feature starting on page 66 and advertised as part of the Digest sale.
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Reader's Digest
Emily Post dies at 86 authority on etiquette
Emily Post, famed authority on social manners, dies at 86 in New York. Born in Baltimore in 1873, she popularized etiquette through books, a radio program, and a long running newspaper column. Her Blue Book of Social Usage sold over a million copies across revisions.
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Emily Post
New York
East Side
Advce
Stari
Lonely Hearts
Baltimore
City
Edwin Main Post
Amish Teacher Is Sentenced To 10 Days Jail
Amos J. Mast, 28, an Amish school teacher from Homerville Township, was found in contempt for teaching without state certification despite a court injunction. Judge Kellogg sentenced him to 10 days in Medina County jail, noting Mast taught against the court’s order in support of his church.
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Medina
Ohio
Common Pleas
Medina County
Amos J. Mast
Homerville
Twp
W. E. Kellogg
Mast
State Board of Education
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