Kin of Deputy Sheriff SLAIN IN DAYTON STREET ATTACK
Wilbur Morgan reports the death of his son in law Toomas Cadarea 26 of Dayton after an assault on a downtown Dayton street. Cadarea died in a Dayton hospital shortly after admission following a blunt instrument blow to the head as he walked with his wife Jean Morgan and two other women. Surviving are Cadarea’s wife his father Tommy Cadarea and his father in law Sheriff Morgan a brother and two sisters.
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Timor West Union
Jine
Sherif Wilbur Morgan
Toomas Cadarea
Dayton
Warren and Dewey clash over vice presidency plans
The account sketches Governor Warren's surprise talk with Governor Dewey at a hotel, their late night discussions, and the sequence leading to Warren accepting the vice presidential nomination after Dewey's choice. It notes tensions with Dewey about policy and Latin American relations and taints of campaign timing and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Warren
Dewey
Thedside
Warren
Dewey Prefers Formal Diplomacy Over Personal Meetings
Gov. Dewey said he would rely on formal diplomatic channels to handle major policy decisions rather than personal meetings. He did not object to meeting Stalin but argued personal diplomacy has failed, criticizing the Truman administration's China policy as niggardly and faltering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stalin
Dewey
Stalin
Roacevell
Truman Raye
Truman
China
Miss Jackson 60 Contest Entries Pour In At Jackson
Seventeen entries are received for the Miss Jackson 60 bathing beauty title to be awarded July 5 at Hillcrest swimming pool. Chairman Robert Young announces more entries expected as judges from Portsmouth Civic Forum are named. The day features softball, intramural swimming, kiddies contests, and a doubleheader baseball game.
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Jackson
Hillcrest
Young Men's Business Association
Robert Young
Phys Chaar
Carolyn Conroy
Rozelle Walter
Jonny Roush
Marilyn Landrum
Faye Bales
Bonnie Stewart
Jane Dennison
Ferne, Herbert
Mary Ann Green
Cora Lee Oney
Mary Disine Price
Betty Roe
Gloria Harless
Barbara Williams
Louene Deval
Mary Lucille Mubreathn
Portsmouth Civic Forum
Theoritest
Wisner
Als Ruth Hixon
Billy Keairns
City TechTegtion
Adame
KiDS' Derby Rules Guide Youth Car Creations
KiDs' DAY derby rules outline body design limits with open cockpit steering and a single foot operated brake. Cars must weigh under 150 pounds with driver total under 260 pounds, and weigh-ins start at 1 30 pm at Glockner's. Winners from prior years barred. drivers receive licenses after inspection.
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Hfoot
Bussa
Paul Fleming
Toledo Scale Co
Glockner’s
Derby preparations reveal civic plans and staffing details
A Riverside derby event outline shows volunteers and officials lined up for tasks from track management to concessions. The Civic Forum will source materials, erect barriers, and coordinate Kids Day activities with a schedule of outings, races, and safety arrangements.
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Mr. Bussa
Burl Justice
Trach
George Dadosky
Diiltep
Gal
BR. Line
Stanley Beck
Carl Acktey
Jon Yonorvitz
Sara Bregcia J
Otha Lewis
Harry Potts
Robert McNamare
Init Frecka
Ed Glockner
R. P. Zimmerman
Phillip Mitchell
Homer Goodwin
Rey Bauer
del Hayes
Hube Bressler
Joe Garigols
Wiliam Dye
Melvin Mer Shou
Kenneth Amick
Curt Pirwon
Ed Herbald
Gale Watts
Equive
Civic Forum
Karl Wesserman
Advaite
TWO WIN DISMISSAL ON THEFT CHARGES
A charge of motor vehicle theft against tarry Todd Jr. and Ray Bradley was dismissed Friday afternoon in common pleat court by Judge Pred W. Everett of Jackson because of insufficient evidence. Testimony showed Todd was near a stolen truck but not seen operating it. police reports say a cruiser had to push the vehicle to start it. Bradley’s charges were dismissed on a motion that evidence was lacking.
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Tarry Todd Jr
Ray Bradley
Pred W. Everett
Jackson
Patios
Todd
Hiran Senita
Atty. Walter I. Dickey
Bradley
Atty
al J. Staker
Cae
Steinhauser Langhroom Robbery At Sargents Restaurant
Sheriff Jesse H. Foster said a burglary occurred at Andre Steinhauer's restaurant on Route 2A at Sargents. Entry was made through a broken window and a pane, with fop and cigarets among the items taken. He noted lock devices were breached during the break in.
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Steinhauer Langhroom
Sargents
Andre Steinhauer
Route 2A
Fikeco
Jesse H. Foster
Sas
Guards Put Over Patient Charged With Wife Slaying
Hillsboro June 26 A guard was placed over William Mullenix at Hillsboro hospital following murder charge in the death of his former wife Betty Barnett. Sheriff Gustine said the guard was at the request of the county prosecutor and hospital authorities. Physicians report Mullenix shows improvement and may be moved to the county jail when feasible.
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Soretil
the Times
Hillsboro
Jane
William Mullenix
Betty Barnett
Marine Corps Vetecan Ab
F. F. Gustine
Eugene Hahne
Mullenix
Justice of Peace Johnson aids arrest and release
A report states Justice J W Johnson of Nile presided over a case involving a difficult incident on a serpent street under Constable Evans. Hobbs was released after payment of a fine.
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Peare
J. W. Johnson
Nile
Sey Evans
Hobbs
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