Middletown High Seniors Win Verity Scholarships
Middletown High School seniors James R. Myers and Stanley R. Reinartz were named winners of the George M. Verity Educational Opportunity Fund scholarships at Founder's Day ceremonies. W. W. Sebald presented awards. alternates Ted W. Karchner Jr. and Robert E. Prichard receive tuition aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Myers
Stanley R. Reinartz
Middletown High School
George M. Verity
Middletown High
W. W. Sebald
Armco
Myers
Edward F. Myers
Elwood St
Reinartz
Ashland
Ted W. Karchner, Jr
University of Cincinnati
Ted W. Karchner
Erie Ave
Robert E. Prichard
William Prichard
Must Know Communism To Fight It Former FBI Man Tells KC Members
Former FBI agent T C Kirkpatrick spoke to Knights of Columbus in Kansas City after a Communion Breakfast at the Colony Restaurant. He urged public exposure of Communism and press action against front organizations, saying every school should teach a compulsory course on Communism and urging continued UN-American Activities Committee investigations into Hollywood and the cultural field. Local officials H W Starick and Francis Carmody attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Communist Party
T. C. Kirkpatrick
Knights of Columbus
Middletown
Kirkpatrick
Preble County
Colony
H. W. Starick
Francis Carmody
U. S
Knights
House Committee On UN
National Board
Russia
St. John’s Church
Movie listings for Paramount Strand theaters show multiple daily showings
Paramount presents Meet The Invisible Man at 1:30 3:30 5:40 7:40 and 9:45 p m Monday. Virginia City plays Tuesday at 1:40 5:50 9:45 p m with Dodge City at 3:50 and 8 p m. Strand shows Salerno Beachhead at 2:25 7:25 p m Monday and Tuesday plus Fighting Sullivan at 1:30 5:30 and 9:35 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Virginia City
Dodge City
Strand
Salerno Beachhead
Fighting Sullivans
Clean Up Poster Contest Judging Scheduled This Week
Entries from seventh to twelfth graders for the Spring Clean-up poster contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Middlesafe Council will be judged this week. Judges named this afternoon or tomorrow. Prizes are 5, 3, and 2 dollars plus $1 honorable mentions, with winners invited to a dinner at the Manchester Hotel. Spring Clean up Week runs April 23 to May 4.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce and
Middletown
Manchester
The
Jaycees
Dozes At Wheel Injures Collinsville Youth Near Hamilton
A Collinsville youth, 19 year old Harry Richardson, was injured early today on Route 73 near Hamilton when his car veered into a culvert. He is in serious condition at Mercy Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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Hamilton
Collinsville
Mercy Hospital
Harry Richardson
Hook Speaker At I E Parley Here Tonight
Charles R. Hook of Armco Steel speaks on Europe from his Christmas European tour. He will present impressions of Armco installations in England and France at the Industry Education meeting at the Manchester Hotel. Attendance is expected to be large, with wives of leaders joining.
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Europe
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Manchester
Hook
Armco
England
France
R. L. Siegel
Wade E. Miller
Middletown
Siegel
Heritage rehearsals begin for Our American Heritage
Rehearsals of talent for Our American Heritage began this afternoon in Kessler Auditorium, led by director Donald F Perry. Evening sessions move to Armco General Office auditorium at 703 Curtis St starting 7 30 tonight with groups including States, Miss Columbia, Nations Queens, Nations Attendants, Four Freedoms, Communism s Threat, Would-Be Conquerors, Gay Nineties, Bathing Beauties and Can Can Girls. Tuesday brings Indian Maiden, Dancers, Stamp Act and Colonists on Independence Day rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler
Donald F. Perry
Armco General Office
Curtis St
Nations
Four Freedoms
Perry
Woman 80 and man 48 seek marriage license
Florence Walder, 80, of 3113 Tytus Ave, and Melvin Staton, 48, of 608 Catalpa St, filed Friday for a marriage license in Middletown. They asked to waive the five day waiting period and the bride offered to pay. Judge Oscar R. Leiser refused to waive the waiting period, so the license would not be issued before Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Florence Walder
Tytus Ave
Melvin Staton
Catalpa St
Oscar R. Leiser
Old Schoolhouse, Home Of Six, Is Burned To Ground
HAMILTON An old school house converted to a dwelling by a mother and five children was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Damage was estimated at 5,000 dollars. The structure once known as 18 Mile House and later District School 6 occupied by Mrs Mildred Coldiron and her five children. Mrs Coldiron was burning trash when the roof ignited. The building stood at Route 747 and Tylersville Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mildred Coldiron
Weather report notes warmer trend with mid day rise
The forecast calls for fair and cool conditions with highs around the low eighties. A 5 a.m. thermometer reading showed 35 degrees rising by 8:30 a.m. Yesterday recorded .09 inches of rain and the high yesterday reached 62 degrees with a low of 44. Tomorrow’s outlook is cloudier and warmer.
Obsolete Truck Guards Middletown East End Fire Zone
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh described a 24 year old Ahrens Fox fire truck as obsolete after the regular truck at Station No 2 broke down on Thursday. The malfunction left Middletown east of the Big 4 railroad briefly unprotected until a substitute truck was deployed from Station No 3 and then Station No 1. The two way radio system enabled quick reassignment, though Station No 2 was out of commission for about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Big 4
William Fishbaugh
Fire Department
Crawford St
Fox Trucks
City Corporation
Woodlawn Ave
Woodlawn
Corporation
Thieves Loot Manchester Rd Residence In Weekend Theft
Deputy Sheriff James Green reports burglars looted the home of Thomas L. Jarvis on Manchester Road four miles east of Middletown over Saturday night. Entrance was through the garage. items stolen include clothing, jewelry, two traveling bags, a television and its roto controls, totaling about 3000 dollars. Numerous suits shoes coats dresses and accessories, plus rings, brooches and a watch were taken. Investigators continued the case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greenfield
Thomas L. Jarvis
Manchester Rd
Middletown
Martin Named By Ohio Postmasters
Hilbert H. Martin is elected vice president of the Ohio Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters at the Columbus convention. This marks his third term in the office, following a prior year as a director. The event ran Thursday through Saturday as postal workers discussed service issues and conducted elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert H. Martin
Ohio
National Association of Postmasters
Columbus
Martin
Camel Mildness Test Promises Throat Safety
American smokers are urged to test and compare for mildness and decide for themselves. The Camel 30-day mildness test claims hundreds of participants smoked Camels for a month with weekly throat exams reporting no throat irritation. Camel remains America's leading cigarette by a wide margin with aged tobaccos and rich flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Camel
Martha Tilton
Mario Lanza
Mario
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James Myers
Stanley Reinartz
John Charles Merritt
Stanley R. Reinarts
Charles Herbert Reinatz
Fifteenth Ave
Reinarts
Tos.r. Baker & Sons Home
Manchester Ave
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I-E Parley
East End
BY Chris Mitsoff
Fishbaugh
Bermuda
Beckons
Travel Department
New York
Washington
First National Bank
S. Broad -Clinton
Oberon Dr
Avalon
Winton St
Mayfield
Yankee Rd
Maude Coate—Franklin
Earl Marshal—Monroe
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