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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1962

Page

23

Silent Sam Moore Quietly Earns Police Respect at Middletown

Assistant Middletown police chief Sam Moore known as Silent Sam is revered for his restraint and reliability. A Berea Ky native, Moore joined the force in 1936 after early work at Armco Steel and the street department. He served two years in the U.S. Army Military Police from 1943 to 1945 at Ft. Custer and Newport News.

Sam Sam Moore Middletown Moore Berea Armco Steel Corp U.S. Army Military Police Ft. Custer Mich Newport News

Urban Land Institute Panel Studies Middletown Growth Path

Six top policy executives from the Urban Land Institute visit Middletown to assess the area's industrial potential. They’ll deliver an authoritative report Friday after a week of site scrutiny, with a final written summary to ULI members and a public briefing gepland.

Middletown Urban Land Institute Washington, D. C Industrial Council Robert Boley ULI Earl D. Hollinshead Pittsburgh Trenton Monroe Association Chamber of Commerce Urban Lands Institute United States Canada The ALL Manchester Motor Inn John T. Anderson Chamber Manchester Charles W. Thompson Walter Newman Dan Rothe Ross Snyder Butler County Commissioners William Verity Richard Slagle William K. Robinson Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Joseph Unger State Highway C. C. Brackney Anderson John D. Edgington Armco Steel Corp Herbert Boren

Veteran police officer Moore rises through ranks to sergeant

Moore, aged 52, promoted to sergeant on May 16 1949 then detective May 2 1951 and assistant chief Jan 1 1953. He recalls a house call where a shotgun wielding drunk trapped with two children faced a six man squad shielded by Chief Hugh King and Assistant Chief Tom Carmody who secured the room and the suspect surrendered. He notes 25 years in police work, prefers fair treatment, works 3 to 11 pm, and acts as acting chief in Chief Blackmore's absence. He lives with wife Audrey at 2106 Erie St and has daughter Pamela 18. He is taking a municipal fire administration course and stresses ongoing study as essential to policing especially when children are involved in tragedies.

Moore Hugh King Tom Carmody

Easter Egg Hunt At Armco Park With Pony Rides

The Downtown Retail Division sponsors the Easter Sunday egg hunt at Armco Park starting 1 30 p m. Highlights include free pony rides and two golden eggs worth 5 and 2 50 for preschool youngsters. Jack Combs is patrolman of the year and will oversee the jumbo egg. Local merchants, Sorrells Market and others provide ponies and tickets on request. Police and state troopers help manage crowds while Red Cross first aid and Salvation Army egg duties ensure safety.

Middletown Area Jack Combs Middletown Bunny Hollow G. E. Todd Sears-Roebuck Egg Hunt Stanley Sorrell Sorrell William Kolodzik Larry White E. P. Goffos State Highway Patrol Red Cross Alex Bunton The Salvation Army

Retired cashier photographs wildlife then faces danger

Patty Mummert profiles Marie Augspurger, a former Cincinnati Gas & Electric cashier who captures bears, elk, and a charging buffalo on camera at Yellowstone. Her passion for wildlife photography grew from long field trips and inspired a 1948 Yellowstone book.

Yellowstone National Park

Key In Car Invitation To Steal It

City police warn Middleton residents against leaving keys in ignition with a spike in auto thefts. Lt James Combs notes cars can be started without a key if the ignition is left unlocked. In 1962 forty two cars stolen, with forty one recovered. four thieves arrested including three adults and fifteen juveniles. March thefts hit four, a record high. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore cites seasonal rash patterns and joyriding as factors.

Jack Crocker Joseph Blackmore

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By Frank Morgan James Combs Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce John W. Galbreath Co Hollinshead Lehigh University U. S. Steel Corp Fairless Works U. S. Steel Morrisville George W. Cox Chicago Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe LaSalle Extension University Wichita University University of Southern California Institute of Business Economics Texas Andrew R. Evans Westinghouse Electric Corp Carnegie Tech University of Pittsburgh Westinghouse Lawrence H. Lang Cleve First National Bank of Boston Glenn McHugh Park Housing & Home Finance Agency Wilkes Barre Ford S. Worthy Jr York Industrial Center, Inc Raleigh N. C Worth University of North Carolina York Industrial Center Equitable Life Assurance Society Charlotte Earl Hollinshead George Cox Railroad Official Andrew Evans Ford Worthy JR. Industrial Center Laurence Lang Real Estate Audrey Erie St Pamela Miami University State Fire Marshal’s Office Miss Augspurger Patty Mummert Marie Augspurger Greentree Road Calamity Jane Sitting Bull West Point Red Cloud Harvard Sacajawea Lewis and Clark Ft. Laramie June Gen. Custer the Little Big Horn Custer West Yellowstone Ohio Gen. Custer Red Cloud
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