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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1951

Page

10

Six Persons Hurt in Weekend Accidents Near City

Six people were injured in weekend crashes near the city, three seriously. John Sandlin, 37, of 1307 Baltimore St., was hurt when his car skidded on Route 25 south of Monroe, striking a pole and a tree. he was treated for concussion, chest injury, leg fracture, and cuts. Two Hamilton residents, William Carr, 40, and Jasper Cornett, 25, were in a crash on Bethany-Mason Road. Carr was in critical condition with multiple injuries, Cornett in fair condition with head and leg cuts. Leonard Lindsay, 26, from Burnsville, Miss., collided with Rodney McGuire near Baltimore St. and Girard Ave. Lindsay treated for cuts. A taxi driver, Council Ingram, 49, and passenger Mervin Maloney, 21, were injured when a taxi overturned on South Main St. near the stadium. Ingram had head injuries and a broken nose. Other crashes on Central Ave and Aberdeen Dr and at First Ave and Main St left minor damage and nonfatal injuries.

John Sandlin Baltimore St Route 25 Monroe Sandlin Middletown Hamilton Bethany-Mason Rad Bethany William Carr Oak St Jasper Cornett North Seventh St Leonard Lindsay Burnsville Miss Rodney McGuire Girard Ave McGuire Lindsay Middletown Hospital South Main St Council Ingram Tytus Ave Mervin Maloney Ingram

Train Victim Sall Unknown In New Miami

The FBI cannot identify a man about 55 killed by a train in New Miami. Butler County coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone said prints are not on file and fingerprint charts were sent to locate a match. The only item found was a cigarette lighter with the initials R.E.S.

FBI New Miami Garret J. Boone Butler R.E. S

Third TV Set Taken At Store

A $219.95 television set was stolen from the Vradelis Store at 50 South Broad Street yesterday. This is the third set taken from the store with two others previously stolen from the rear. Police noted a broken door pane and unlocked entry. Owner Pete Vradelis reported a 14 inch table model missing and further checks were to be made.

Vradelis South Broad St Pete Vradelis

Camera Club Tour Of Journal Photo Lab

Middletown Camera Club members will tour The Journal photography and engraving laboratory tomorrow night. The meeting opens at 7 30 p m in the Girl Scout room of the Civic Association. Members will submit odds and ends for a print competition. Bill Veith will guide and demonstrate the Fairchild engraver.

Middletown Camera Club The Civic Association Bill Veith Journal Fairchild

Man Charged For Throwing Dog From Bridge

Franklin man Eller Boyd Shockley of Cedar Street is charged with cruelty to animals after allegedly throwing a dog from the Second Street bridge into the Great Miami River. Chief O E Chamberlain said the 30 foot drop prompted the charge. Charles W Chester, 21, of Franklin Route 1, was cited for careless operation after his car hit a utility pole at Second and Locust.

Franklin Second St Great Miami River O. E. Chamberlain Eller Boyd Shockley Cedar St Chamberlain Charles W. Chester Franklin Route 1 Second and Locust Sts Chester J. T. Riley

Man Is Charged With Watch Theft

Police say John O Hara aged 43 of 3808 Rosedale Rd was arrested on a warrant charging larceny after allegedly stealing a wristwatch valued at 57 dollars from Floyd L Palmer on November 7. Palmer also reports watch theft of 125 dollars from a cafe involving Fred Mosley of 1610 Hudson Ave.

John O’hara Rosedale Rd Clinton St Central Ave Floyd L. Palmer O'Hara Palmer Fred Mosley Hudson Ave

England Has Fewer Telephones Than Denmark and Others

In a proportional comparison, England shows fewer telephones than Denmark Hawaii Norway and Sweden, indicating the disparity across these regions in telephone access and infrastructure.

England Denmark Hawaii Norway Sweden

Miss Middletown Queen Contest Lowers Age Limit

The Miss Middletown contest expands eligibility from 18 to any age, allowing 16 year olds to be nominated. Nominations begin now with a three ticket voting system, and the winner will be crowned during Our American Heritage performances May 18 to 20 at Barnitz Stadium.

Middletown Sam McAdow McAdow Barnitz Stadium New York

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