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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1951

Page

2

Judge Urges Anti Gambling Ordinance Match State Statute

Judge Alton H. Combs of Municipal Court urged the city to revise the proposed anti gambling ordinance to follow state law verbatim. He argued identical wording and penalties would ensure uniformity and better alignment with Supreme Court rulings, while noting past fines were lost under state charges. He plans to discuss the matter with city manager H. W. Starick before tonight's final reading.

City Commission Alton H. Combs Municipal Court Combs Supreme Court

City Plans Parking Garages and Lots in Columbus

City officials prepare for a commission meeting to discuss off street parking lots and garages funded by revenue bonds. A Ohio Supreme Court case on legality of city parking facilities could influence a planned garage at the North School site.

Fred J. Schatzmann Ohio Supreme Court Supreme Court Schatzmann Columbus

May Draft Quotas Set by Local Board 10 Inductions Listed

Local Draft Board 10 reports May induction quota at 56 men with 19 to be inducted May 2 and 37 to leave May 21. Quotas derive from surveys of late 1930s forward-leaning forward numbers and adjusted to shortages. Men born before March 1, 1931 remain ineligible for May induction but will face pre induction physicals.

J. Wylie Mitchell Col. C. W. Goble State Selective Service Mitchell

At The Movies and Strand Show Listings

Paramount shows Cause for Alarm at 1 15 and 3 30 5 45 8 00 10 25 p m plus the MGM Story at 2 25 4 45 7 00 9 25 p m Wednesday Cause for Alarm at 2 30 4 50 7 15 10 05 p m The MGM Story at 1 30 3 50 6 10 9 05 p m WLW Talent Show at 8 35 p m only Strand Wednesday Thursday Black Angel at 1 30 4 20 7 10 and p m Tangier at 2 55 5 45 8 35 p m Mating Season at 1 30 3 35 5 40 7 45 9 45 p m

Paramount MGM WLW Black Angel Tangier

Local Student Wins Poetry at Cincinnati Event

Geraldyne Baker, senior at Middletown High, won first in poetry reading at a practice speech tournament held last night at Mother of Mercy School in Cincinnati. Florence Thress took fourth. in boys extemporaneous Jeri Kindred was third with Bennie Weaver sixth. Girls Gwynne Fink leman was second, Jeri Lip ton third, and Joyce Nickell third in original oratory.

Geraldyne Baker Middletown High School Mother of Mercy Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Speech League Florence Thress Jeri Kindred Bennie Weaver Gwynne Finkleman Jeri Lipton Joyce Nickell

Police Briefs Reported DUI and Concealed Weapon Charges

Homer Hensley aged 31 of West Middletown Route 1 charged with driving under the influence at 4 40 a m at Tytus Ave and Verity Place Jack A Harrison 41 of 1121 Central Ave charged with carrying concealed weapons arrested last night at Clinton St and Reynolds Ave Daniel Myers 4 of 406 Curtis St bitten beneath the right eye by a dog owner ordered to confine for 14 days Walter Perkins 25 of North Main St charged with failure to have a driver's license released to appear in Municipal Court Saturday Orville Brown 1714 Glenn Ave reported theft of 1951 license tags 906 MX from his car at Aeronca lot Germantown Rd Theft of a hub cap valued at 3 50 reported by Richard Lovely Frank Rauls 1621 Garfield St reported theft of bicycle license 9468.

Homer Hensley West Middletown Tytus Ave Verity Play Jack A. Harrison Central’ Ave Clinton St Reynolds Ave Daniel Myers Curtis St Walter Perkins North Main St Orville Brown Glenn Ave Aeronca Germantown Rd Richard Lovely Frank Rauls Garfield St

Snow Flurries Possible Forecast For Early April

The report notes a fourth day in April with possible snow flurries. Highs near 48 degrees, dipping to mid thirties at night, with overcast skies today and tomorrow. Light scattered rain possible and notable temperatures: yesterday 44 at 1 pm, 35 at 7 am. today 40 at 6 am, 47 at noon. Thursday expected 52 with warmer conditions in Kentucky.

Kentucky

Water request from Warren County for Blue Ball area

Warren County commissioners seek water for the Blue Ball area portion in Warren County. A tap would connect to the Coles Rd line to Butler County. Public hearing set for May 1 with Middletown as the water source. project cost about $100,000. Gordon Augspurger leads the commission and may refer the matter to Middletown officials.

Warren County Butler County Commission Butler Commission Blue Ball Coles Rd Butler County Middletown Gordon Augspurger

Steel gridder injury at Armco leaves man in fair condition

Richard Newman, 25, of 600 Burton Rd., McGraw Construction Co. worker, suffered a mild cerebral concussion when a steel gridder fell at Armco yesterday afternoon. Hospital attendants at Middletown reported his condition as fair this morning.

Richard Newman Burton Rd McGraw Construction Co Armco Middletown

Kings Mills plant transfer to Army Ordnance

The General Services Administration reported that the Munitions Board ordered the transfer of the old Remington Rand plant at Kings Mills to Army Ordnance. The facility will be used for storage of machine tools and other equipment.

Lebanon General Services Administration Munitions Board Remington Rand Kings Mills Army Ordnance

Local Man Found Dead in Middletown Garage

Elmer Charles McCabe age 53 of 2408 Elmo Place was found dead in his garage Sunday night with the car ignition on and no gas. Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone ruled death by carbon monoxide poisoning and suicide. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Homer Boxwell, son William in Puerto Rico, mother Mrs. Cora Finton, and five grandchildren. McCabe had lived alone since March after his wife’s hip injury. he worked as a pressman for Raymond Bay Company and was an Elks member. Services are pending at Riggs Funeral Home.

Elmer Charles McCabe Elmo Place Garret J. Boone Butler County McCabe Homer Boxwell New Miami Robert McCabe Middletown Maud Middletown Hospital William Armco International Puerto Rico Cora Finton Andover, C Raymond Bay Company The Elks Lodge Riggs Funeral Home

Services for Mrs William A Wood Held in Washington Court House

Mrs William A Wood 86 of 2101 Sherman Ave died at Carr Rest Home Lebanon Tuesday. The Rev Allen W Caley Grace M E Church Washington Court House will officiate at 3 pm Thursday at Kirk Patrick Funeral Home. Burial in Washington Court House Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm today.

William A. Wood Sherman Ave Carr Rest Home Lebanon Allen W. Caley Grace M. E. Church of Washington Court House Kirk- Patrick

Infant Nancy Frost Dies in Middletown Hospital

Nancy Ann Frost seven months daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Frost of 1331 Forrest Ave died at 10 45 p m Tuesday after a short illness at Middletown Hospital Survived by sister Nola brother David Lee grandparents Mrs Nora Frost Dayton Mr and Mrs Lee Taul bee of this city Services set for 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Richard E Moore Oakland Presbyterian Church officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call 3 to 10 p m Thursday at the funeral home

Nancy Ann Frost Jack Frost Forrest Ave Middletown Hospital Nola David Lee Nora Frost Dayton Lee Taulbee McCoy-Leffler

Defense Meeting Scheduled by Civil Defense Panel

The Civil Defense Committee will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Girl Scout clubroom of the Civic Association building. W. J. Beck, executive director, says the group will discuss the new headquarters, the budget problem, and plans for recruiting.

Civil Defense Committee Girl Scout Civic Association W. J. Beck

Funeral services for Henry F Shutts in Harveysburg area

Henry F Shutts 79 retired farmer of Harveysburg died at home Sunday. Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. at Stubbs Funeral Home Waynesville with the Rev J P Thornbury officiating. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Survived by his wife Alice a sister Mrs Elizabeth Edwards of Waynesville and two brothers Charles of Waynesville and James of Lebanon.

Lebanon Henry F. Shutts Harveysburg Stubbs Waynesville J. P. Thornbury Miami Cemetery Corwin Alice Elizabeth Edwards Charles James

Middletown Reports 215 Days Without Fatal Traffic Crash

Middletown records 215 days with no fatal traffic accident as of now, per Safety Director Paul Wilson. Hospital data show March injuries ranking fourth in count but second for admissions for further treatment. the last fatal city crash occurred on August 31, 1950.

Middletown Paul Wilson

Parkview Cafe License Suspended for 15 Days

The Parkview Cafe at 2024 Yankee Rd was suspended for 15 days for permitting tip sheets and stubs on the premises. The suspension was invoked by the State Board of Liquor Control in Columbus and involve operator Gabor Katona. A separate 30 day suspension for Anna McCann of Lakeside Inn was withheld on condition of good behavior and compliance with liquor laws.

Parkview Cafe Yankee Rd State Board of Liquor Control Columbus Gabor Katona Anna McCann Lakeside Inn Tytus Ave

Red Tape Day set for OPS price ceilings on groceries

Michael DiSalle's Office of Price Stabilization marked Thursday as Red Tape Day for grocers in Middletown to begin calculating ceiling prices on a wide range of foods. OPS issued three companion regulations effective April 5, detailing percentage margins based on cost. By April 30 retailers must post store class signs, notify OPS district offices by April 28, and implement ceilings between April 5 and 30. About 60 percent of items are covered, including butter, coffee, cereals, canned goods, and more, while milk, fresh meats, bread, produce, sugar, and some beverages are excluded. An industrial plant meal regulation session is planned in Cincinnati.

Middletown Grocers Michael DiSalle Office of Ops DiSalle George D. Gillespie Industrial Plant Feeding Association Victory Hotel Gibson Cincinnati

King Cole Seeks Freshman Year At 61 At Ohio University

Sam H. Cole known as King Cole visits Middletown and aims to enroll as a freshman at Ohio University in Athens this fall. The International Hobo Brotherhood founder says authorities promised a special entrance exam or open classes if needed. Cole, once a famed newsboy, plans a memoir on The People Who Have Met Me after completing his studies. He was born in Hagerstown Maryland and has four years ten days of schooling.

Middletown Sam H. Cole King Cole International Hobo Brotherhood Middletown Journal Ohio University At Athens King Ohio U Dayton Cole Pacific India Hagerstown

Scout Leaders Roughing It Outdoor Training Ends

Girl Scout leaders gather at Camp Middlemoor for the final outdoor session of the Leader Training Course held in the Civic Association building. Public Relations Committee meets at 7 30 p m, with three meetings planned for tomorrow including Troop Camp Licensing at 9 30 a m and a Membership Nominating Committee session at 12 30 p m.

Civic Association Camp Middlemoor Council

Textile Painting Exhibit Set Friday

Mrs. Betty Crawford of Hamilton will exhibit textile paintings Friday in the Civic Association library from 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m. Attendees can learn about a six week textile painting course offered by Crawford with no prior experience required.

Betty Crawford Hamilton Civic Association Crawford

Red Admiral Dies. Soviet Fleet Commander M. F. Romanov

MOSCOW AP The Navy newspaper Red Fleet reported the death of Rear Admiral M. F. Romanov described as an outstanding commander of the Soviet fleet. He led major operations and was honored in Soviet naval circles. The obituary notes his service and leadership within the navy.

Moscow Red Fleet M. F. Romanov

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