Shoe Firm Chooses Meis Plant For Lebanon Expansion
Krippendorf-Dittmann Co will relocate from Cincinnati to a 40 000 square foot Lebanon plant, employing about 250 locally with a $500 000 annual payroll projected. Local groups will cover taxes for seven years, while the company seeks to move records and machinery start transfers.
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Krippendorf-Dittmann Co
Charles Meis Shoe Co
Cincinnati
Harold J. Kilduff
Firs Ele
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Kilduff
St. Louis
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
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Self Reliant Student Field Narrowed To 25
Judges narrowed 25 candidates for the Sebald Self Reliance Award from 210 applicants. Middletown Fenwick and Lemon Monroe high schools compete for $1500 in prizes allocated to eight seniors. Interviews April 14 and 15, with winners announced in May.
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Fenwick
Lemon-Monroe
Robert McDade
McDade
McDave
Con Mers
Wilbur Cohen
Marwood Rupp
John Weber
Knight Goodman
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Law Breaking Spree Lands 18-Year-Old in Ohio Reformatory
Paul Carter aged 18 of Middletown received an indeterminate sentence in Mansfield for breaking and entering. Charges tied to burglaries at Walburg and McGee groceries in Middletown Ledford’s at Peasttown and the Sohio Inn. Carter had prior arrest for reckless driving and property damage to a Lemon Monroe High School vehicle while out on bond. Jack Portwood, 26, Hamilton, was sent to probation for investigation on auto theft.
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Sheridan Ave
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas
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Carter
Germantown
Boll
Tence
Walburg and
McGee
Ledford’s Grocery
Peasttown
Sohio Inn
U. S. 25
W. E. Davis
Lemon-Monroe High School
Jack Portwood
N. C St
Hamilton
Probation Department
Old J. Johnson
Lemon Township
Richard Lee Krehbiel
St. Clair Township
Ben Moore
R. F. Fredericks
Michael Czernik
Robert Collins
Mabel Collins
Floyd Sandlin Jr
Albert Nantz
Bernard Mece
John Puckett
Carroll D. Martin
William McPherson
Two-Tag License Plate Warning From Chief
Chief Blackmore warns motorists must display license plates on both ends of the vehicle. Drivers with front plates missing or obscured by emblems risk citations under the 1954 Ohio tag law. If a plate is lost, report to police and Auto License Bureau for replacement.
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Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Auto License Bureau
Midlletown Prom Jubilee Unit Plans Evening Meeting
The steering committee of Midletown High School's 1954 Prom Jubilee will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Civic Association. The program includes a May 21 prom at the Manchester Hotel a Paramount Theater movie dancing to Ray Anthony's band at LeSourdsville Lake and breakfast at the Lake. Mrs Ernest Graff chairs the committee.
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Middletown High School
Civic Association
Manchester Hotel
Paramount Theater
Ray Anthony
LeSourdsville Lake
the Lake
Ernest Graff
Heater Triggered Home Fire Damages $150, Janice Newcomb
The fire department reported yesterday an electric heater caused the blaze at Janice Newcomb’s home at 1908 1st Ave. About $100 of the loss was to the structure and the remainder to the contents. The property is owned by Mrs. Frank Simon of 2804 Central Ave.
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Janice Newcomb
1St Ave
Frank Simon
Central Ave
Movie Schedule At Paramount And Strand Theatres
At Paramount Tuesday shows Riding Shotgun Duffy of San Quentin Saskatchewan Highway Dragnet Wednesday Saskatchewan Highway Dragnet plus Shane Flat Top Flight to Tangier Joe Louis Story Strand Tuesday Shane Flat Top Wednesday Flight to Tangier Joe Louis Story all listed with multiple nightly showtimes.
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San Quentin
Saskatchewan
Shane
Tangier
Joe Louis
Grand Jury Finds No Gray Market in Butler County
The grand jury returned no indictments in the gray market baby adoption probe and issued a four point statement urging public education on adoption laws. It did indict 24 others across 17 defendants and noted several cases resolved in juvenile court. The panel called for clearer awareness of lawful adoption procedures and human rights for children.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
Jackson Bosch
Gray
Warren Harding
Harding
Civil Defense School
Olney
Water Samples Sent From Miami River for Columbus Tests
Water samples taken from the Miami River along the Middletown waterfront were sent yesterday to Columbus for analysis in the Ohio Wildlife Division probe of possible river pollution. District 6 supervisor Daniel Atzenhoefer of Xenia said results may take weeks to determine contamination extent and that fish kill is not expected, noting carp taken last Wednesday were alive and healthy.
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Miami
Middletown
Ohio Wildlife Division
Columbus
Daniel Atzenhoefer
District 6
Xenia
State Pollution Control Board
Atzenhoefer
Pass Cuts On Fichter Urges Dairy Firms
Eaton Ohio. Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford, chairman of the Ohio Farmers Union, urged dairy processors and distributors to pass on the 12 percent price cut to farmers last year and the 15 percent cut this year. He criticized reducing farmer income to spur butter consumption and noted profits rose 15 percent at one major dairy. The eye changes focus via a lens muscle.
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EATON
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Ohio Farmers Union
Fichter
Eaton Rotary Club
Ohio State Grange
Department of Agriculture
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