Transfer Of State Patrol Still In Planning Stage
Plans to move State Highway Patrol Post 9 headquarters from Middletown to near Hamilton are in early stages with negotiations under way for property six miles north of Hamilton. Officials cite high patrol volume between Middletown and Hamilton and note no funds are available yet. The current station at 3304 Tytus Ave has housed the post for about 12 years with eleven officers serving Butler Warren and parts of Hamilton Montgomery counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Rockdale Rd
John Kirchbaum
Ohio 4
Butler County
Kirchbaum
Henry Clausing
Cincinnati
Princeton Pike
Tytus Ave
Albert Meahl
Tim
South Main St
Cpl
O. J. Simmons
Butler
Warren
Montgomery Counties
Damp Opening Day Weather For Baseball
Forecast calls for light rain or drizzle on opening day with damp conditions across much of the state. Temps reach upper 40s today, tonight partly cloudy near 35, then Wednesday turning fair and warmer. Rainfall yesterday was just over a tenth of an inch per Lonnie Gibson of the Miami Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Gibson
Miami Conservatory
Donors To Get Tickets For Cantor Show In Cincinnati
Blood donors attending the April 23 to 24 bloodmobile visit will each receive two tickets to Eddie Cantor’s May 2 performance at the Music Hall in Cincinnati. Leo Peinartz, Red Cross blood recruitment chairman, announced the arrangement as Cantor performs as a Red Cross service with the audience formed by donors. Fourteen students enrolled in the Red Cross Canteen class at the Civic Association building, instructor Eleanor Dunn announced.
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Bloodmobile
Eddie Cantor
the Music Hall
Cincinnati
Leo Peinartz
Red Cross
Cantor
Civic Association
Eleanor Dunn
Papermakers To See New Type Machine
The Hydraflyte Fourdrinier paper machine by Black-Clawson will be shown at the American Pulp and Paper Makers division meeting in Miami Valley. E H Bindley of Cheney Pulp and Paper Co Franklin, division chairman, and Jack Buechler of Black-Clawson will present. The dinner meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pulp and Paper
Mi!! Superintendents Association
Miami Valley
Dvvisions
E. H. Bindley
Cheney Pulp and Poper Company
Franklin
Black-Clawson
Jack Buechler
Manchester
Modern Matrons Adopt 40 Soldiers in Korea Drive
The Moore Montana group, the Modern Matrons, have adopted 40 men of the U S Second Division in Korea. They are delivering monthly care packages with food, stationery and other supplies to boost morale and show support.
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U. S
Korea
Moore, Mont
Local RAM Degree Team To Perform Ritual In Canada
Middletown Chapter 87 Royal Arch Masons will send an American degree team to Toronto May 15 to May 19, to exemplify the Most Excellent Master Degree. W. M. Huntzinger chairs the planning committee with R. T. Richter and others. Final trip details and arrangements will be completed at the temple May 5 and 6, and Toronto Chapter will return the favor by bringing a Canadian degree team to Dayton May 3.
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Canada
Middletown
Royal Arch Masons
Toronto
New York Central
W. M. Huntzinger
R. T. Richter
Ralph Mes
Wayne Mitchell
Orville
Morris
J. H. van Atta
Huntzinger
Temple
Richter
Dayton
Pickets, Peace Move Loom If WE Walkouts Spread
Western Electric strikers in Ohio threaten to honor picket lines at Ohio Bell in Middletown if WE members join. About 900 WE workers nationwide strike for higher pay, while Ohio Bell wages rise for beginners to 42 dollars weekly and 395 for top scale. Ohio Bell 12,000 CWA members ordered not to cross WE lines amid ongoing talks in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Yarber
Western Electric
Ohio
Bell
Middletown
We-Cwa
Cleveland
Columbus
Canton
Akron
Toledo
Buckeye
Ray Welsh
Cio-Cwa
Ohio Bell
WECWA
New York
Program Set Up For GOP Rally at Manchester Hotel
Martin Coyle, chairman of the Butler County Republican Executive Committee, will be toastmaster for the spring rally at the Manchester Hotel Thursday evening. A buffet dinner runs 6 to 8, with booths for county and area candidates to meet voters. The formal program starts at 8, introducing local and state candidates for May primaries, including Thomas J. Herbert and Charles P. Taft.
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Martin Coyle
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
Manchester Hotel
GOP
Coyle
Thomas J. Herbert
Charles P. Taft
Herbert
Taft
James Sexton
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Paul Schenck
Dayton
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
C. William O'Neill
Brown
Chicago
Sexton
Longview League Plans Membership Drive
Longview Social Service League board met last night at Mrs. Roy Whitesell to plan a membership drive, accept Mrs. Homer Shepard as a member, and receive 15 new cards. A hospital patient party is planned by the Pythian Sisters for next Saturday, and the league board will reconvene May 12 at Mrs. Harry Montgomery’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
League
Roy Whitesell
Nelbar St
Homer Shepard
Longview Hospital
Pythian Sisters
League Board
Harry Montgomery
Eleventh Ave
Woman injured in porch fall treated at local hospital
Mrs. Sarah DePalma of 1808 Hill Ave fell from her porch and sustained scalp and left knee contusions. She was treated at Middletown Hospital emergency room at 6:30 p.m. and released after treatment.
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Sarah DePalma
Hill Ave
Middletown Hospital
Costs Rise on Fire Equipment Bids Delay Delivery
Five bids were received for two fire pumpers and an aerial ladder wagon. City engineer Pochel said pumpers ranged 15 000 to 18 000 while ladder wagon bids were about double. Delivery promised as 150 working days, effectively six months. Bids from Columbus Chicago and Elmir a New York. Tabulation and specs checking may delay commission review this week.
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R. A. Poche
William Fishbaugh
Poche
Pochel
Columbus
Chicago
Emira
N. Y
Fishbaugh
At The Movies Showings And Times
Paramount offers Invitation and Light Touch with multiple showings Tuesday and Wednesday. Strand features Hold That Line Waco Malaya Tack Force with varied times. Colonial lists Pa and Ma Ket tle At The Fair and Hy Bid n Take, plus Pirates of Dixie Cruise-In shows.
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Paramount
Waco
Malaya
Ma Kettle
Dixie Cruise
Draft Deferred Students Face Grad Reviews
About 200 college students with educational deferments at Local Board No 10 will have their deferments reviewed at the end of June, said Wylie J. Mitchell, chairman. Colleges will forward certificates showing grades of standing. Nationwide, 209,810 deferments will be reviewed in June per National Selective Service.
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Loc
Mitchell
College Studert
National Selective Service
Washington
Man Fined 25 For Garbage-Dumping By Squire Paullin
Richard Shepherd of 1714 Carolina Street was fined 25 dollars and costs by Squire Paullin in Madison Township after being arrested by Constable Wilbur McCray for dumping rubbish on Brown's Run Road. The fine was reinstated after Shepherd’s contemptuous remarks. County officials warned that no-dumping laws would be enforced as sheriff's deputies and constables were ordered to act. spring violations rise and threaten health in areas lacking disposal.
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Richard Shepherd
Carolina St
Charles Paullin
Madison Township
Wilbur McCray
Shepherd
Brown's Run Rd
Squire Paullin
Butler County
Board of Health
Arthur Reiff
Board of Commissioners
Middletown
Hamilton
Reiff
Two Speeders Fined In Route 4 Case Near Le Sourdsville Lake
A Middletown man and a Hamiltonian were fined 50 plus costs each after speeding at 65 to 75 mph on Route 4 near Le Sourdsville Lake. Deputy Sheriff Elmer Grable arrested Robert Speicer 24 of 320 Leibee Street and Elbert Cornett of Hamilton Route 5. Squire Lewis Bolser of New Miami suspended $35 of each fine on condition of good behavior.
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Middletown
le Sourdsville Lake
Squire Lewis Bolser
New Miami
Elmer Grable
Grable
Route 4
Robert Speicer
Leibee St
Elbert Cornett
Hamilton
Squire Bolser
Four Arrested And Two Fined
Four motorists were arrested on traffic charges yesterday by the State Highway Patrol. Two were fined and two cited to courts. Malcolm Doty, 22, of Fernwo St., paid 10 dollars and costs for passing over a yellow line. Leonard Ball, 56, of Tipp City, paid a similar amount on a like charge before Mayor Thomas Linn of Monroe. William Johnson, 33, of Detroit, was ordered to appear in Franklin Court on a speeding charge, and James Brown, 47, of Hamilton, was ordered to appear Friday before Squire Louis Botser on a charge of improper passing.
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State Highway Patrol
Malcolm Doty
Fernwo St
Squire Lammie Bailey
Leonard Ball
Tipp City
Thomas Linn
Monroe
William Johnson
Detroit
Franklin Court
James Brown
Hamilton
Louis Bolser
Airline planes may try using wing tip tanks
BURBANK Calif P A top aircraft engineer predicts wing tip fuel tanks will appear on commercial airliners within three years They will give planes a smoother ride and add more range to flights says Clarence L Johnson Lockheed Aircraft Corps chief research engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif.p
Clarence L. Johnson
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Local Marine Pfc Morrison Joins Sixth Regiment at Camp Lejeune
Local recruit Lawrence A. Morrison son of Reese Morrison of 17 North Broad Street has joined the Sixth Marine Regiment at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Morrison completed recruit training at Parris Island South Carolina after attending Middletown High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Morrison
Reese Morrison
North Broad St
Sixth Marine Regiment
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Orville Pennington
Morrison
Parris Island
S. C
Marines
Middletown High
Baby Girl Fatally Hurt In Route 73 Crash
A six month old girl died from head injuries after a Route 73 crash half a mile east of Route 48 in Warren County. The infant Cheryl Lynn Bradford died at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. The father, mother, two brothers and an uncle were injured as the car skidded and overturned on a curve.
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Warren County
Cheryl Lynn Bradford
Kelly Bradford
Bittner St
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Bradford
Velma
Butler County Man Is Granted Parole
Walter Reese, confined at Mansfield Reformatory for pocket picking, is slated for parole today per the State Pardon and Parole Commission. The announcement notes the commission approved his release as one of 111 inmates considered at the facility. An unrelated statistic states the average passenger car travels about 9,300 miles yearly while the typical truck covers roughly 11,000 miles.
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Butler
Mansfield Reformatory
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Walter Reese
Reformatory
United States
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Welsh
CWA
Longview League
Walter N. McOv-Leffler
Neral
Broad Street
First Avenue
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham RD
Wilmore DR
Lee Roberson
Roberson
Highland Park Baptist Church
Tennessee Temple College
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Charles Ashcraft
Harrison
Clarence Walker
Ashland Avenue Baptist Church
Lexington
Kentucky
Ashland Baptist Witness
Dallas F. Billington
Akron Baptist Temple
Man
Squire
Richard Bradford
Timothy
Donald Eugene Bradford
H. E. Voelker
The
Lebanon Post
Norcross
Norcross America
Office Outfitters
N. Main St
Streifthau Bros., Inc
Ist & Grimes Sts
Middletown, Ohio
Americas
Ai Mine
America
Continental Baking Company
Ina
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