Mayor Blocks Street Bond to Kel logg Avenue Project
Cincinnati mayor refuses to sign a 413000 bond for Kel logg avenue improvement from Congress street to Turkey Bottom road. He argues the plan to widen to sixty four feet is unnecessary and cites technical advisory guidance. council and city solicitor weigh legal steps, possibly a mandamus.
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Carrel
Kellogg Avenue
Congress Street
Turkey Bottom Road
Cincinnati
Alfred Deckebach
Frank Bowman
City Water Works
Rhode Avenue
Coney Island
Technical Advisory Corporation
City Planning Commission
Associations Offer Safety for Savings in Cincinnati
Associations advertise maximum protection for deposits with mortgages on Cincinnati homes. Investors receive higher interest while funds stay in Cincinnati. The ads emphasize city prosperity tied to local mortgages and savings.
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Cincinnati
City
Eclectic Medical College To Graduate Largest Class In 15 Years
Eclectic Medical College will award 38 diplomas at Memorial Hall in a graduation labeled the largest class in 15 years. The class officers are Cincinnatians J. J. Fay, George D. Blume, Everett A. King, and John B. Shannon. Graduates hail from New York, Italy, Greece, Lithuania, Canada and multiple U.S. states. Twenty two will stay in Ohio for the State Board exams June 9 to 12.
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Eclectic Medical College
Memorial Hall
J. J. Fay
George D. Blume
Everett A. King
John B. Shannon
New York
Ohio
Italy
Greece
Lithuania
Illinois
Maryland
West Virginia
New Jersey
Indiana
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Pigeons and Cats on Price Hill Roosting Over Night Noise
Price Hill police report a wave of calls about nuisance pigeons and cats. A resident pleads with Lt. Frank McNulty to stop the howling of cats keeping her awake, while another woman seeks help chasing pigeons from her garage.
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Price Hill
Frank McNulty
McNulty
Blackstone
Five Men Get Life Terms in Michigan Bank Hold-Up
Five men Edward Murray Frank King John Marshall Ed Summers and James Long were convicted in Kalamazoo Michigan Circuit Court for the February Millburg State Bank robbery in Berrien County. The jury deliberated 35 minutes and all received life imprisonment at Marquette after the verdict. About $3,000 in cash and $50,000 in securities were recovered following a chase ending in a New Castle Indiana farm yard.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Millburg State Bank
Berrien County
Edward Murray
Frank King
John Marshall
Ed Summers
James Long
New Castle
Ind
State Branch
Marquette
Court injunction halts Roselawn sewer to protect golf course
Judge Marx of Superior Court issues a permanent injunction restraining the Roselawn Realty Company and related parties from draining sewer and storm water onto the Hillcrest County Club golf course from the Roselawn Subdivision. The ruling stops a 2000 foot west Reading road line near Losantiville avenue that threatened pollution, erosion, and health in the area. The city was included due to a contract asserting sewer ownership upon completion. Groundwater and health concerns were cited as grounds for the injunction.
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Hillcrest County Club
Reading Road
Losantiville Avenue
Marx
Superior Court
Roselawn
Roselawn Realty Company
Roselawn Subdivision
Guarantee Trust Company
Fee
City of
Cincinnati
Realty Company
Oliver Dock
Landon Forchheimer
Public Service
Toledo Man Regains Hearing After Air Dives
Claud E. Ewing, a former wartime police sergeant, regained the ability to hear normal speech after three nose dives from seven thousand feet at Reubinger field Toledo on May 16. Doctors had called his recovery hopeless but deep dives sparked temporary improvement and he plans further jumps to seek a permanent gain.
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Toledo
Reubinger
Claud E. Ewing
Ewing
Special Police
Orchestra Tour Halted by Police Action
An orchestra of seven Black musicians was halted by Police Lieutenant Kleemer near Sixth and Mound streets as a police car passed. A man named William Shorter, 27, of Pittsburgh, attempted to dispose of a revolver, but was intercepted. Shorter and six others claimed they were en route from Pittsburgh to Louisville.
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Kleemer
Sixth
Mound Streets
Kleemeier
the Kring
Kleemelier
William Shorter
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Mother of Premier Baldwin Dies in England
The mother of British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin died at her home in Stourport Worcestershire. She was 79 years old.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Stourport
Worcestershire
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