Civil Rights Issue Seen In Senate Education Aid Bills
In Washington AP reports the Senate takes up education and school health aid bills with civil rights stakes. The health measure would fund medical exams for all students, while education aid would grant 300 million dollars yearly for teacher salaries and operations. Lodge proposes an anti segregation amendment opposed by Taft Thomas and Hill, with rejection of a broader housing measure. Allocations depend on state income and pupil counts, with minimums and varying per pupil grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Federal Secure Agency
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Taft
Ohio
Lodge
Elbert Thomas
Dutah
Hill
D-Ala
House
Clean-Up Collections Exceed 85 Truck Loads
Middletown clean-up crews logged 19 debris loads from residents Monday, the largest single day of the campaign which started April 17 and ends Saturday. Sponsored by the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce, the effort uses McGraw Construction and Armco Steel trucks for curb collections along regular routes. Tomorrow’s schedule covers Arlington Square, Wildwood, Bellemonte, Homestead, Goldman Park, South Highlands, Barbara Park and Scottsdale.
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Middletown
M. 8. Block
Bock
McGraw Construction Company
Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown Service Company
Block
Service Com
Arlington Square
Wildwood
Bellemonte
Homestead
Goldman Park
South Highlands
Barbara Park
Scottsdale
Miami University Paper Wins All American Honor
The Miami Student at Miami University in Oxford earned the top All American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press. Marilyn Christian of Painesville, Ohio, is editor of the Miami Student, the campus paper. The Collegiate Press is headquartered at the University of Minnesota.
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Oxford, O
Associated Collegiate Press
Miami
Miami University
The
Collegiate Press
University of Minnesota
Marilyn Chrisman
Painesville, C
Miami Student
Formation of West German state stirs postwar talks
The Berlin blockade era tensions shift as an Allied German accord on the republic prompts a Russian offer to lift the blockade if a Big Four foreign ministers’ meeting date is set. Despite clashes over constitution framing, Clay declares all differences between occupation powers and Germans are reconciled and Germans have settled internal disputes.
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Stalin
Berlin
Clay
Glenn Ellison Addresses Cub Pack On Monday
Glenn Tiger Ellison Middle football coach spoke to Cub Scout Pack Six as 43 Cubs and 48 parents attended a bake sale May 7 and a white elephant sale May 23. The group plans a Sorg Paper Company tour May 11 and a Camp Hook trip set for June 11 12. Awards included Bobcat pins for listed scouts and Wolf badges for several, with Gold and Silver Wolf badges awarded to Jerry Davis and Jackie Hembree respectively. A new Den No Two was formed with Mrs. Harry Knell cub mother and Mrs. Harry Campbell as assistant. colors presented by Joseph Caldwell and Gilbert Shheard. scripture by John Peterson and prayer by Mrs. Luther Brumfield. Aster Pieratt scout commissioner officiated.
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Glenn
Tiger” Ellison
Sorg Paper Company
Camp Hook
Jarrell Peach
Richard Yount
Dickie Sorrell
Edwin Deem
Robert K. Deem
Robert Gehron
Delbert E. Mann
Joseph M. Gross
Robert L. Knell
Terry Albrey
Ber Childress
David Lee ‘Wood
James M. Stamper
Tom Campbell
James J. Adams
Ina W Gregory
Jackie Gilbertilliam Wallace
Boobie Brumfield
Ross Finkelman
Larry Thomas
Bill Chaney
Jerry Davis
Jackie Hembree
Luther Brumfield
Aster Pieratt
Big Three plan to end military rule in Germany
British Foreign Secretary Bevin and French Minister Schuman propose merging the three occupation zones and replacing military rule with civilian administration. The State Department notes occupying authorities will retain supreme authority but direct action will be limited and time bound, with the Economic Cooperation Administration supervising U.S. funds for Germany after the Federal Republic is formed.
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Bevin
Schuman
Germany
State Department
Coampeion
Department
al- Ned
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
Child Dead After Truck Hit In Trailer Camp Near Osborn
Thomas Patrick Duffy a 16 month old child died when a truck struck him in a trailer camp near Osborn Ohio yesterday authorities said. The incident occurred as the child was near the trailer area and the driver remained at the scene. Local investigators are reviewing the accident details and possible contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia, O
Thomas Patrick Duffy
Osborn
Cost Accountants to Tour Armco Middletown Plant
Dayton Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants invites about 300 members to Armco Steel Corporation Middletown plant on Thursday April 28. The evening starts at 6 p.m. with dinner at the East Works Plant followed by a business session and a mill tour announced by Gerald E. Humphrey Armco representative and Dayton Chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
National Association of Cost Accountants
NACA
Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown
East Works
Gerald E. Humphrey
Armco
Flight endurance record for six weeks near Long Beach
Pilots aimed to land after a six week endurance flight over Long Beach California. The team logged over 75,000 miles three times around the world while 145 horsepower engine parts endured 130 million revolutions. They faced multiple mechanical troubles and refueling as the journey progressed.
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Long Beach
Cal
Palmer denounces indictment as double jeopardy in DC case
Judith Coplin calls the indictment a travesty on justice and argues it should be dismissed claiming nine of the 17 grand jurors were government employees. He says the DC indictment mirrors the New York one except for the Russian element and cites terrorism as unnecessary. Judge Reeves denies the motion after hours of argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Palmer
New York
District of Columbia
Albert L. Reeves
District of Missouri
Five Indicted in Baltimore Bank Holdups
Five members of a family gang were indicted on charges of staging two Baltimore bank hold ups that netted over 34000 dollars. Principal suspects include Roy L. Mann Carl Close and James Edward Bernett with two wives named as accessories Alina Bernett and Mrs Mary Close. The holdups included Union Trust Walbrook Branch and Occident Federal Savings and Loan. Mann has pleaded guilty to being the third man in the Baltimore crimes.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore
Roy L. Mann
Sabraton
W. Va
Carl Close
Mount Olive
James Edward Bernett
Latrobe
Bernett
Close
Alina
Bennett
Tennessee
Joseph William Moran
Pittsburgh
Audrey Fay Lynn
Moran
Follansbee
Marviaws
Justice Department
Mann
Hamilton Union Sued for $75,000 by Company Head
Peter E. Rentschler president of the Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company filed in U S District Court a $75 000 suit against Local 68 International Molders and Foundry Workers Union AFL alleging a strike violated a no strike agreement and seeking an extra 3000 damages for each day the strike continues plus action to bar gain with the company after the April 21 NLRB complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union
AFL
Hamilton, O., Foundry and Machine Company
Peter E. Rentschler
U. S
NLRB
Leaders Meeting Set For Wednesday In Warren County
Mrs Ray Bunnell Association president has called a Leaders Association meeting for Wednesday evening at the Jean M Verityge. Mrs Garnet L Church Girl Scout executive director said Lone Leaders of Warren County not under a Council will attend. The group will assemble at 730 p m in the Civic Association then depart for the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders Association
Middletown
Police Briefs Detail Multiple Local Incidents
Police report Edward Linville, 67, facing resisting arrest and disorderly conduct after allegedly swinging a wrench and aiming a cane at an officer. Linville slated for court tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Cleveland Powell, 64, charged with failing to display an operator’s license and released on 250 bond to appear Thursday. Three year old Dale Williamson bitten by a dog near Veteran’s Village residence. VFW hall on Reynolds Ave found with doors torn and damaged screens. manager reported nothing missing. A Main Street collision between Mrs. Vina Emerick and Dave Scott caused $75 damage with no injuries.
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Edward Linville
Garfield St
Linville
Cleveland Powell
Young St
VFW
Reynolds Ave
Main St
Vina Emerick
West Middletown
Dave Scott
Young Women's Sewing Club to Meet at Walnut Street Home
The Young Women's Sewing Club will meet Wednesday April 27 at the home of Mrs Clarence Mackory 1224 Walnut St between 6 and 7 pm Those interested in instruction are invited to attend.
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Young Women's Sewing Club
Clarence Mackory
Walnut St
Local Cancer Drive Reaches $3700 Total
Fred Danford, local campaign chairman, calls the Cancer Campaign total of 3700 a conservative figure though solicitors say responses are not yet complete. He notes $700 was contributed by Y-Teens from Middletown Can Day on April 9, and all city coin boxes are tamper resistant.
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Cancer Campaign
Fred Danford
Local Fund Campaign
Danford
Middletown
Local youth charged after chase ends in ditch crash
George Gillum Jr., 21, of 1408 Forest Ave., was charged with menace and threat and careless driving after a Millville chase by Middletown patrolmen. Officer Theodore Thompson barely avoided being struck as Gillum’s car sped away. Gillum remains at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton with jaw fracture and hip injury from the crash. Deputy Al Mahatha nabbed Gillum near Millville. four bullet holes were found in the car. Gillum also faced intoxication charges and was hospitalized for treatment.
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George Gillum, Jr
Forest Ave
Theodore Thompson
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Millville
Middletown
Thompson
Crawford St
al Mahatha
Gillum
American Day Parade Plans Advance In Community
A meeting at the American Legion Home advanced plans for the IT Am An American Day parade with talks of Grange and 4 H sections and ample bands. Cecil Runyan presided in co chairmen absence. May 15 parade date set with May 5 deadline for float entries. Rodney Miller and Robert K Farst attended to discuss community participation. War Mothers to handle lapel pins for new citizens. Next meeting May 2.
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American Legion
Hugh Wright
Frank Dobrozsi
Cecil Runyan
M . Rodney Miller
Germantown
Robert K. Farst
Butler County
Joseph Flanagan
Fred Gerber
Gerber
War Mothers
NAACP to Meet Thursday Night in Middletown
Middletown Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold a 7 30 p m business meeting Thursday at Lambert’s Room on Ninth Ave The group sponsors a program to be presented at McKinley School Sunday June 5 at 3 p m featuring the Dixie Humming Birds of Philadelphia Swans Silvertones of Pittsburgh and the New Jewel Trumpets of Cincinnati set to round out the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Lambert'sen
Ninth Ave
McKinley School
Dixie Humming Birds
Philadelphia
Swans Silvertones
Pittsburgh
New Jewel Trumpets
Cincinnati
Four foreign ministers to review proposal offer from east and west
Diplomats say the proposal could mark initial movement toward East West agreement after months of stalemate. Some say the Soviet state holds a promise worthy of US British and French consideration, while warning against optimism or pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
France
Municipal Parking Lot Opens in Middletown Downtown
Middletown unveils its first municipal parking lot in West Alley for about 75 cars, graded and maintained by the city with Gardner Richardson Co. The project follows earlier street improvements, including Aberdeen Ellen Dr. near Wildwood Golf Course funded by Armco Steel Corp., the Middletown Development Co., landowners, and the city. Grand Ave bridge work is completed with widening and concrete abutments, and the bi annual street painting program is underway pending weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fred J. Schatzmann
West Alley
Schatzmann
George Class
Gardner - Richardson Company
Aberdeen Dr
Ellen Dr
Wildwood Golf Course
Armco Steel Corp
McGraw Middletown Development Company
Grand Ave
Armed trio rumor triggers Hamilton chase ends in misidentification
A police scare in Hamilton last night involved a report that three armed desperadoes in a car with license 274 AD were en route. Eight policemen and four deputies searched with machine guns and tear gas, only to detain Henry W. Snow, an Elmwood Place officer, and two Elmwood Place workers after Snow’s coat revealed a pistol while stopping for help.
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Hamilton, O
Hamilton
Henry W. Snow
Elmwood Place
Vernon H. Hofford
Fred McNeely
Snow
Eaton
Hoffard
McNeely
Youth Named to Presbyterian Fellowship Post
William Oglesby of the Tuxisiety in Middletown was elected moderator of the Westminster Fellowship of Dayton Presbytery, during a spring rally at the Westminster Church in Dayton. Martha Davidson was chosen clerk for the coming year. Dayton Presbytery covers about 35 western Ohio churches from Piqua to Hamilton, with around 300 Presbyterian youths gathering for the event. Twenty two delegates from the Middletown church attended the meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Middletown
Westminister Fellowship
Dayton
William Oglesby
Tuxisiety
Presbyterian Young le
Cleveland
Martha Davidson
Piqua
Hamilton
Westminister
City Building Painting Advances Into Chief's Office
The painting project for the city building continues with workers finishing the Chief's office and planning the next phase to repaint the police department. Health Department walls are completed in a new green color scheme.
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Firet National Bank
Central Ave
Glenn Ellison
Loose Rein
Cost Accountants
Judith Coplin
Dohn Hardware
Ralston Paint CO
Termite Service
Hamilton Union
Dale Williamson
Veteran's Village
Colored News
NAACP
Size and Co
Ili.a
Darling's
Middletewr
Darling & Company
Rumor
Presbyterian Fellowship Post
Raiiooai Distibecs Products Corporation
Kewart & T
Doan
Odd
RED Top Brewing CO
Cincinnati, Ohio
Middletown Beer Distributors
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