Haymes and Rita Harbored in Manhattan Hotel Siege
Dick Haymes and his actress wife Rita Haymes barricaded on the 12th floor of the Hotel Madison in midtown Manhattan as deputies served a civil arrest warrant over alimony arrears. Actress Joanne Dru, ex-wife of Haymes, seeks $33,323, with a claim of concealed assets to defraud a creditor.
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New York
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Madison
Midtown Manhattan
Haymes
Rita
Bartley Crum
New York Supreme Court
James McNally
Joanne Dru
Miss Dru
Lewis Greenbaum
Greenbaum
Singer
Discovery of battered car sparks police probe in Manchester
X H Deering reports the battered 1938 car of Philip St Germain of Manchester prompted a police search for details about the accident. St Germain says a local garage offered 310 for the vehicle. He and a friend said they intended to wreck it and used boulders in the act.
Appeal For Jigsaw Puzzles And Card Decks To Veterans
Oberlin residents are asked to donate jigsaw puzzles old magazines and decks of playing cards for World War I veterans in Northeast Ohio hospitals and at Boys Town in Smithville. Miss Blanco has done this for 13 years. The Le gion Auxiliary meets tonight at 8 at the American Legion Home to begin benefit game parties benefitting the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky. NAACP plans a winter meeting at 8 p.m. with Ted Woods speaking on the role of the Negro Press. Friends may attend. Family fun night workshop at Pleasant school cafeteria Thursday at 6 p.m. includes potluck dinner and activities for all. Nominating committee to present officers at March meeting. Parents of preschool children invited to meeting Thursday February 18 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Oberlin
Babe Blanco
Professor Street
The
Amvets
Ohio
Boys Town
Smithville
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Sandusky
NAACP
Ted Woods
Cleveland Call and Post
James Brand House
Woods
Philp Thomas
Don McIlroy
Pleasant School
PTA
Lynn Livengood
Betty Martin
Audrey Schwinn
Floyd Lang
Carlisle
North Ridgeville
Eaton—Mary’s
Eaton
Ladies Aid
Lee Terrell
Belden
Norman Alexander
Grafton—Altar and Rosary Society
Immaculate Conception
Kipton
Baptist Church
Mary Dolliver
Oberlin College
Columbia—Veterans of Foreigns Wars
Town Hall
Laporte
Grafton
Grafton Methodist Church
Litchfield
Chatham
Columbia
Methodist Parsonage
Amherst Rotary Club program features new members
Amherst Rotary Club held a noon gathering at Congregational Church with new members Chuck Gerbeck Fritz Eggerich and the Rev Richard Appel leading the classification talks. Visitors included Lee Parsons Al Steiner Al Joyce W Stanley Smith and Harold Brymer. Music was led by Ralph Albright and Roy Schaeffer. The room mothers meeting at Central School study hall was announced with Mrs Helen Stevens calling. Hospital notes list admissions including Edward Nickels Amherst Charles Sabiers Amherst Mrs Anthony Macx Elyna Orville Hilton Amherst Mrs Kenneth Mather Amherst Franns Gordon Amherst Mrs Nettie Ludwig Amherst Reuben Hollingsworth Amherst. Dismissals include Mrs Clifford Elliott and daughter Amherst Mrs Math Gergel Amherst Emil Hans Amherst Vernon Braun Amherst Mrs Frank Gradesik and son Lorain Mrs Donna Weitzman and daughter Vermilion Mrs Eva Nelson Elyria Joe Repas Elyria and Mrs Bert Jenne Amherst. Births announce a daughter to Mrs Allen Kermmacher Amherst a son to Mrs Wilbur Takacs Oberlin a daughter to Mrs Robert Sauer Lorain and a daughter to Mrs James Ickes Elyria.
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Amherst
Chuck Gerbeck
Fritz Eggerich
Richard Appel
Amherst Rotary Club
Congregational Church
Lee Parsons
al Steiner
al Joyce
W. Stanley Smith
Harold Brymer
Ralph Albright
Roy Schaeffer
Helen Stevens
Powers Elementary
Central High School
Central School
Hospital
Edward Nickels
Charles Sabiers
Anthony Macx
Elyna
Orville Hilton
Ambhersit
Kenneth Mather
Franns Gordon
Nettie Ludwig
Reuben Hollingsworth
Clifford Elliott
Math Gergel
Emil
Hans
Vernon Braun
Frank Gradesik
Lorain
Donna Weitzman
Brooklyn Democrat Pushes Separate State for New York City and Long Island
Philip J Schupler proposes to city council a resolution calling for the creation of a separate state named State of Long Island to be carved from New York City and Long Island. He argues financial relief would follow for the city if granted statehood.
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New York
Philip J. ‘Schupler
New York City
Long Island
Schupler
Brooklyn
Suburban Calendar DEAL 181 Before 8:20
Suburban Calendar lists numerous local group meetings across towns like Belden Columbia Spencer North Ridgeville and Grafton with dates from afternoon to evening. Groups include farm bureau council Kiwanis clubs ladies aid circles bands and church societies with speakers sewing circles and missionary talks noted among the events.
Taxpayer tries to deduct wife’s teeth as depreciation
Knoxville IRS agents blocked a man from deducting his wife’s false teeth as depreciating property claiming the expense is personal. He argued the teeth “eat enough” to justify a deductible business-like asset.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Officers Mass Filing Tactics
An under staffed Internal Revenue Office uses a mass filing system led by Joseph J. Privata of Fairview Point and William Thinschmidt of Bay Village. With only two staff on desk duty and a third moved to field work, taxpayers are seated in two stables in chairs to file forms. Readability determines personal help, as March 15 approaches and the office becomes more swamped.
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U. & Bureau of Internal Revenue
Joseph J. Privata
Fairview Point
Privara
William ‘Thinschmidt
Bay Village
Ami
Spair
Privata
Thinschmidt
Bureau
Moa Mystery Believed Solved
Yale biologist Edward S. Deevey Jr. argues in Scientific American that Moas died after becoming mired in clay while foraging in swampy forests and were then preyed upon by giant eagles. He cites incomplete skeletons with missing heads and necks as supporting evidence.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New Zealand
Edward S. Deevey Jr
Scientific American
Has Own TV Mystery In Minneapolis
In Minneapolis a 27 inch combination television set was found in the home of Merton Collom after his wife shopped. No labels identified the set and Collom said he would file a warrant for breaking and entering if someone claims it.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Merton Cok. Lom
Collom
Vacancy at Rhode Island prison prompts staffing worries
Howard, R. L reports limited occupancy at a Rhode Island facility. State Prison Warden William Kindelan says the prison is only half full and that there are so few inmates available that it is hard to find enough convicts to perform routine work.
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Howard
R. L A
Rhode Island
William Kindelan
PUC Relaxes Rule On Short Haul Truck Logs
The Public Utilities Commission in Columbus announced amending Administrative Order 1196 to relax hours of service for drivers operating within 50 miles of terminals, with two conditions: records of daily on duty hours for three years and required off duty time. The article notes Order 144, upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court, tightens leasing rules, insurance, contracts, and carrier control, with an emergency exception.
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Columbus, O
Public Utilities Commission
Edward T. Schreiner
PUC
Schreiner
Senator Cites Coffee Broker Prediction Amid Price Rise
Senator Gillette of Iowa quoted a coffee broker predicting higher prices and submitted part of the broker's letter in a statement to the Senate. Gillette planned to testify with Gustavo Lobe Jr., president of the coffee exchange, but cancellation occurred due to a scheduling conflict. The FTC is examining the exchange in a White House backed study as prices surge. a Senate banking subcommittee will open its inquiry next week.
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Washington Sun
Gillette
Iowa
Kim
Senate
New York
Gustavo Lobe Jr
Coffee Exchange
Federal Trade Commission
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S&j
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Rebecca
Charles Weber
Grafton Road
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Harold Schwind
Robson Road
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