North Middletown Nears Sanitary Sewer District Approval
North Middletown moves toward forming a sanitary sewer district as petitioning chair A B Hembree reports most signatures are gathered. The district would serve about one square mile north of Manchester Road east of Verity Parkway and requires 60 percent front-footage approval. Residents can call GA 33843 GA 946474 or GA 29725 for information, with Charles W. Thompson city manager available for details.
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Middletown
A. B. Hembree
Hembree
Mately
Manchester Road
Verity Parkway
New Breieller Ward
Charles W. Thompson
Broad Street entrance opens for The Journal
The new front entrance on Broad Street will be used starting Tuesday morning. Classified circulation and accounting departments have moved into the new addition, with some areas in temporary space during remodel. The second floor houses the news room, display advertising, a new photography lab, and engraving department, with an elevator pending completion.
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Journal
Broad Street
Ment
Circulation
Ace
Switche Board
Firemen and Police Delay Budget Commission Visit
Middletown firemen and police wage committees voted to mail letters to groups interested in a city employee salary raise campaign and to hold meetings in early May at the Firefighter's clubhouse and the Police Pistol Range. A two man letter committee was named and a visit to the County Budget Commission was postponed per City Manager Charles Thompson. Committees were formed to probe a $60 000 budget cut and to pursue salary increases for 1957 aligned with the Public Administration Service survey.
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Middletown Firemen's
William Erb
Theodore Thompson
Ager
Charles Thompson
Fire and Police
County Budget Commission
Firemen’s Union
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
Middletown
Firemen’s
Police Personnel
Public Administration Service
Animated City Display Aids Middletown Children
An animated window display titled City of Prosperity will be shown at S. S. Kresge Co. April 17 to 22. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority funds raised support dental aid for needy Middletown children. twenty-one merchants participate.
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S. S. Kresge Co
Alfred Schwing
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Middletown
Main Street
Liquor School Set For Agents in Columbus
Robert B. Krupansky announces a two week intensified liquor enforcement training school in Columbus to raise enforcement. Twenty five new agents including 23 investigators and two permit inspectors attend as Captain Floyd Moon notes selection from 300 applicants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert B. Krupansky
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Krupansky
Floyd Moon
Inmates to Make Bullets at Homesburg Prison
Edward J. Hendrick, superintendent of Philadelphia prisons, says Homesburg Prison will manufacture slugs for policemen. Inmates will work at the foundry and the bullets will be completed with powder and jackets outside the facility, saving money for the city.
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Philadelphia
Homesburg
Edward J. Hendrick
Passover Begins Tonight Warms Jewish Homes Worldwide
The New York report says Passover starts at sundown for Jews worldwide. Orthodox and Conservative observe eight days, Reform seven. Seder meals symbolize the Exodus. Ben-Gurion urged aiding refugees, predicting up to 120,000 may enter Israel this year.
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New York
Egypt
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Holy Week Services Open At Citadel
Salvation Army Citadel at 106 N Clinton St hosts Holy Week services led by Sr Maj Charles Johnston with 7 30 p m gatherings and open air meetings at Central and Clinton. Week features visiting leaders from Covington Ky Cincinnati and Dayton facilities plus a sunrise 6 a m service at Miltonville and a Sunday program with a new youth band debuting at 11 a m.
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Salvation Army
F. William Carlson
Cincinnati
Lebanon Prison Farm
Ruth Howard
Dayton Doctor Slated For Talk At Butler TB Meeting
Dr. Lynne Baker of Dayton and president of the Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Assn will speak at the 19th annual meeting of the Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Assn. The dinner is set for 6 30 p m Monday April 22 at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton.
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Lynne Baker
Dayton
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Two Arrested In Area Mishaps Leave Four Hurt
Four people were injured in three Middletown area traffic incidents. William Dorsey and Euriel Payne were treated at Mercy Hospital after a two car crash on Ohio 4. Clarence Payne faced reckless driving charges. Willard Malland was treated for head injuries after a single vehicle rollover on Ohio 4. Elva Brigel suffered a bruised face after a collision at U.S. 127 and Ohio 744. Frank Mitchell was fined for a stop sign violation.
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Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio 4
William Dorsey
Harrison Rt. 2
Euriel Payne
Cincinnati
Clarence Payne
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
Payne
Willard Malland
Silverton
Middletown Hospital
U.S
Land Ohio
Somerville
Elva Brigel
Frank Mitchell
Richmond
Ind
Marion Birgel
Mitchell
Non-Ohioans Win Top Posts at MU Student Paper
Out-of-state juniors were elected to the three top positions for the next academic year on The Miami Student, the Miami University newspaper. Richard E. Turner of Palmyra New Jersey is named editor with DeWayne H. Anderson of Chicago as business manager and Robert H. Kurz of Winnetka Michigan as sports editor.
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Oxford
Miami
United States
Richard E. Turner
Palmyra
N. J
DeWayne H. Anderson
Chicago
Robert H. Kurz
Winnetka
Kurz
Carol Fisk
Birmingham
Mich
Marian Hummel
Parma
Mary Ann Frederick
Northfield
Ohio
Richard T. Stanley
Lakewood
Larry B
Margolis
Youngstown
Community Group Meeting Schedule for Monday and Tuesday
A local notice lists meetings for Monday and Tuesday including Civic Boys Choir at 6:30 p.m. at the YMCA Civic Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. at Middletown High School and several club and service group sessions at various venues around town. The schedule also notes fire association gatherings at the Monroe Fire House and other organizational events through the evening hours.
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Civic Boys Choir
YMCA
Civic Symphony Orchestra
Middletown High School
American Legion
Legion
Monroe Firemen’s Assn
Monroe
Civitan Club
Manchester
Rotary Club
Y Men's Club
Sertoma
South Middletown
Hall
Spebsqsa
Miami Lodge
IOOF
Middletown Grocers & Meat Dealers Assn
Chatterdine
Yellow River May Be Tamed
Hong Kong reports Red China plans a 15 year armed program with 46 dams designed by Russia to harness the Yellow River once called China’s sorrow for floods and drownings across the nation.
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Yellow River
Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
China
Paramount and Colonial Showings Highlight Local Screens
The Colonial screens Tattered Dress at 17 00 and 22 05 while Halliday Brand plays at 20 10. Paramount offers 6 10 and 9 30 p m showings for 10 000 Bedrooms and 8 10 p m Halliday Brand. Storm Riderapparent on STRAND at 20 33.
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Halliday Brand
New Traffic Bill Proposed At Franklin
Franklin council meets to discuss a two way traffic ordinance for Main and River streets. It could replace the pending one way rule only after that measure is killed. Councilman Ivan Thacker cites latest traffic information as the basis. The proposal follows a Friday meeting with G D Ackerman state highway engineer and Chamber representatives.
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Franklin
Ivan Thacker
G. D. Ackerman
State Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Ackerman
Weith Series Captures Prize in APSO Contest
Photographer Bill Weith won first prize for a polio vaccine administration series. The set of images showing children receiving shots at a Middletown school was judged best among AP newsphoto entries from Ohio papers in cities of 50 000 population or less.
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Bill Weith
Middletown
Associated Press Society of Ohio
APSO
Weith
Haney Hurt In Fall At Home In Middletown
Tom Haney aged 42 of 302 Young Street was treated at Middletown Hospital after injuring his right shoulder in a fall at his home yesterday. He is listed in good condition today.
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Middletown Hospital
Tom Haney
Young St
Two Local Traffic Accidents Result in Cited Drivers
Two city crashes within 25 minutes Saturday night left $1,500 in damage and led to charges. Russell Fields of Napoleon was cited for too closely following after a collision at Yankee Road and Verity Parkway that injured him. Willie Mack of 707 19th Ave was arrested for careless driving after another rear end crash at Curtis Street. Additional minor damages involved Marie Graham, James McAfee, a West Canada driver, and Polly Mulligan in separate incidents.
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Russell Fields
Napoleon
Marvin Smith
Frankin Rt
Alfred Wood
Hamilton
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Fields
Smith
Wood Auto
Curtis Street
Willie Mack
19Th Ave
James Cottle
Sora Sn
Mack
Cottle
Marie Graham
Middletown
James McAfee
Queens Ave
Central Fee
West Canada
Philadelphia Ave
Polly Mulligan
Monroe
1St Avenue
S. Main Street
B P Allen Named 1957 Jefferson PTA President
B P Allen, YMCA physical director, was named president of the Jefferson School PTA for 1957. Officers include Donald Spears as vice president, Mrs Pauline Gettler secretary, Mrs Alice Hogg treasurer, and Mrs Margaret Day as teacher representative. Office begins July 1. Also named to represent at the Greater Middletown PTO Council meeting are Michael Dannis and Robert Easton.
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B. P. Allen
YMCA
Jefferson School
PTA
Donald Spears
Pauline Gettler
Alice Hogg
Margaret Day
Michael Dannis
Robert Easton
Greater Middletown
PTO
Jordan Names Hussein Fakhri Khalidi Premier
Amman announced Hussein Fakhri Khalidi, a pro-Western political leader, as Jordan's new premier amid a cabinet crisis that King Hussein faced for six days. The move marks a royal victory and renewal of the government.
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Amman
Hussein Fakhri Khalidi
Jordan
Hussein
Campaign drives progress in Civic Association youth program
Early reports show the Civic Association youth building drive moving fast as 3 000 volunteers prepare pledges to expand facilities. The campaign cabinet led by W W Sebald notes over 125 requests for speakers and 100 per cent awards discussions. Attendees at a breakfast session include William Verity Colin Gardner and Richard Siegel among others.
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Civic Association
W. W. Sebald
Campaign Speakers Bureau
Sebald
William Verity
Colin Gardner
E. J. Sebald
Richard L. Siegel
Lynn Lawson
Robert McDade
Knight Goodman
Kent Little
Ralph Knight
Dick Peters
Henry Woods
Tom Venable
Fred Andersen
Teachers Assn Plans NEA Centennial Dinner
The Middletown Classroom Teachers Association observes the centennial of the National Education Association with a spring dinner at Wilson School. Knight Goodman and Ralph Ringgenberg discuss public relations and NEA history. Don Altstatter serves as master of ceremonies at 6 p.m.
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Middletown
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Bryan Philips
Ken Philips
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Lala
Haney
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CTA
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MCTA
Corns
Dr. Scholl
Noh Ram Terry
Clark ST
First National Bank
Cincinnati Redlegs
Stars of the
Pnone
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Sutphin
Armco East Gate
Lawrence Welk
Stow
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