Blood donors fall short in Middletown drive
Only 200 residents pledged to donate for the May 6 and 7 bloodmobile visit, with 450 pledges needed to meet the quota. L. P. Smith, coordinator, urged contributors to contact Sears Roebuck or the local Red Cross. The drive is sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association and business groups in Middletown Lemon and Madison towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Smith
Middletown
Smith
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Red Cross
Retail Merchants Association
Middletown, Lemon
Madison Townships
Teachers Shortage Cited By County Leaders At Miami Visit
At Miami University's visiting day Butler County high school students studying to be teachers heard officials say next year will require about 50 new teachers in Butler County. Dr. Herbert I. Von Haden and others noted rising demand beyond supply, highlighting education’s role in local and national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Butler County
Miami University
School of Education
University
C. H. Williams
Herbert I. von Haden
Miami
Bureau of Recommendations
von Haden
C. W. Kreger
Ohio
United States of America
Freshmen Expected at Fenwick High School for Fall
The Fenwick High School principal Rev. Julian Krusling estimates a freshman class of about 80 for next fall. Sixty six students enrolled during yesterday's registration and more are expected before September. Tests, skits, a style show and a sports program were part of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Krusling
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Girl Fugitive Recaptured in Miamisburg
Helen Moon a 17 year old from Miamisburg escaped Sunday from Clark County jail Winchester Ry and was arrested yesterday at her Route 741 home. Three others including Moon's sister were charged with aiding the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Helen Moon
Clark County
Winchester
Here
Helen
Montgomery County
Kentucky Youth Authority
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Middletown and Milestones
A long list of property transfers is recorded, naming buyers, sellers, neighborhoods, and prices. Notable entries include Middletown deals with Midd. Fed. S. and L., Oneida, and Estill Gabbard properties, plus multiple parcels in Madison and Trenton. Several large sums appear, including $19,000 and $15,000 transfers, with various lots and acreages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
James Gailey
Midd. Fed. S. and
John Murphy
Robert Margerum
Midd Fed. S. and
Angelo Esposito
Midd
Fed. S. and
Richard Bursk
Fed. S
Jack Frost
Samuel Blumberg
Fed
Elmer McCabe
Midd. Fed. S
Frank Guyler
Fed. S. and L
Raymond Hartscnk
West Side
Fed. L. and
Hanover
Charles Centers
Fed. L
Madison
Jerome Richardson
Midlothian F
C. H. Moore
Trenton
Daniel Kruger
Oglesby- Barnitz Bnk
B&O Tax Payment Made To Butler County Treasurer
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sent a check for $46 638.91 to Butler County treasurer in Hamilton for the first half of 1952 property taxes. The B and O's total 1952 tax bill is about $93 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Butler County
Hamilton
B&o
LeSourdsville Sneaks Early Park Preview This Saturday
Le Sourdsville Lake extends its opening to include this Saturday from 6 p m to midnight with midway rides amusements and lunch counters open except Kiddieland Earl Holderman and his orchestra will perform in Stardust Gardens The May previews remain in the schedule and Wednesday dancing shifts to June 3 with Saturday and Sunday dances continuing in the meantime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville Lake
Stardust Gardens
Kiddieland
Earl Holderman
Speech Winners On Program For Pythian Sisters
Three Middletown High School students will perform at a Pythian Sisters event for the Knights of Pythias. Aida Cronoff on education, Kenneth Blount with dramatic readings, and Ference Thress reciting Sonnets from the Portuguese will headline. The firemen's band provides further entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Phythian
Florence Powell
Aida Cronoff
Ohio
Kenneth Blount
Ference Thress
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Servicemen News Highlights Local Sons in Far East Duty
Donald E. Horn of 1200 Ellen Drive returns from USS Thompson duty off Korea for 30 days leave and heads to Hong Kong for eight more months. Delmar L. Hall, son of Morris and Morris Hall, promoted to private first class with Camp Drake unit serving Korea and Far East. James Fox, Airman 3-C, enters Sheppard AFB training to become airplane and engine mechanic. John M. Kilburn, resting in Kokura Japan from 2nd Infantry Division, part of Army rest policy. former Morrow High School student now with 2nd Military Police Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Horn
Gerald Horn
Ellen Dr
Alice Harpring
Dixie Hwy
Thompson
Korea
Horn
Hong Kong
China
Delmar L. Hall
Morris J. Hall
Mohawk St
Army of Tokyo
Hall
156Th Finance Disbursing
Camp Drake
U. S
Far East Command
Army
Japan
James Fox
Matthew Fox
Grove St
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Sheppard
Air Force
John M. Kilburn
Roy C. Kilburn
Main St
Morrow
Kokura
2Nd Infantry Division
Morrow High School
Kilburn
2Nd Military Police Company
Thief Grabs $300 In Loot At Franklin
A thief smashed the window of Jack Rhodes jewelry on Main Street Franklin at 4 10 PM and took seven wrist watches two cigarette lighters and 23 silver rings valued at 300 police say a passing Marine alerted authorities. Investigators suspect the same offender may have earlier broken into a Miamisburg jewelry store. The Marine reported the truck noise hid the breaking glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jack Rhode
Main Street
Miamisburg
Crippled Woman Wins $32,500 For Cab Accident
Pearl Brown, a 55 year old former cashier from Chillicothe now in Cleveland, won $32,500 in Federal Court after a cab door caught on another car bumper as she exited a taxi. She sued Yellow Cab Co for $50,000 and is now a wheelchair patient at the Maire Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chillicothe
Pearl Brown
Cutler's Turkish Bath & Massage
Yellow Cab Co
Maire Sanitariur
Miss Brown
Fidelity Building and Loan Co
Youth Breaks Arm and Scalded Girl in Middletown Accidents
Two youths remain in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after last night incidents. Richard Wenzel 13 fractured his right forearm in a fall at the Midway Roller Rink. Judith Gayle Gilbert 6 suffered first and second degree burns from scalding water. Mrs. George McDaniel 63 fractured her left elbow in a fall downstairs. William Lawson 58 sustained a compound finger fracture from a shear cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Richard Wenzel
Robert Wenzel
Baltimore St
Midway Roller Rink
Middletown- Franklin Rd
Judith Gayle Gilbert
Dennis Gilbert
West Middletown
George McDaniel
Wilson
Franklin
William Lawson
South Main St
Aeronca
Guns For Police Barbaric Says Briton On Visit
A senior British police official touring the United States says American officers may eventually go unarmed. He calls gun carrying barbaric and notes London police are safer without firearms, though he offers no reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Arthur E. Young
Sioner
London
Leopards At Madison Square Garden Welcome Triplets
Sweetheart and Rajah the Ringling Brothers circus leopards welcomed triplets at Madison Square Garden. Publicity was delayed after Sweetheart threatened intruders and Rajah was moved to a separate cage.
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New York
Sweetheart
Rajah
Ringling Brothers
Barinum & Bailey Circus
Leopards
Madison Square Garden
Trolley Car Collision in Cleveland Injures Ten
A trackless trolley and a car collided Monday night at E.4th St and Carnegie Ave in Cleveland. Ten trolley passengers were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Cleveland
E.4th St
Carnegie Ave
Contractor Indicted for Illicit County Bill
Grand jury indicts Don King principal contractor for rebuild of Jackson County Courthouse on charges of unlawfully collecting 9918.44 from the county. He allegedly billed for labor and material on a contract claimed illegal but told county commissioners the bill was legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, D
Grand
Don King
Jackson County
King
New York Stocks at Noon Quotations Report
A mid day stock snapshot lists numerous companies with varied percentage figures and prices. Major names shown include Bethlehem Steel Allied Stores Chrysler Cor p, General Electric, United Aircraft, United Airlines, US Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Woolworth, Penn Railroad, and Paramount Pictures among others.
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Admiral Corp. Allied Stores
American American American Amer. T. Anaconda Ashland Oil
Strenseversveesese
Airlines
Can
Rad. & T
Armco Stel
Cccscevccverevncress
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Apocine Aicte Csiccccediscerave
Pacific Champion Paper
I.iscesccesssee
Chrysler Corp
maeseebeNtase
OR Columbia
Loews
Lorillard Tobacco
Marshall Field Mead Corp
Montgomery Ward Motorola Nash Ke
Newport N. c
Ohio Oil Radio Awave Corp
Crucible
Curtis Wright
Surtis A
Aeeersseereeee
Pacific RR
Etereseeecaneese
Eesaneeseveseseses
Pacnoth
Pee TD
Phillips Petr
Pullman Radio Corp
Republic Ee Corp. Steel Revere Copper Beret Cori Ds Ickt
Serv Inc
Pacific Southern Oil
Sperry Corp
Dplseenet Cent Ree
Petebecanseiasis
Stevsseeseesseree
Steenee
Texas Corp
Etévres
Tidewater Assn
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown
Zenith Radio A
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Cincinnati market shows hogs 65 to 75 lower with sow prices down and butcher weights around 180 to 260 pounds at 23.10 to 23.60. Cattle and calves moderately active with steers and yearlings steady to strong and tops near 23.00 for 1 107 pound lots. cows and bulls largely lower or mid-range. Sheep market steady with light spring lambs 28 to 30, wooled lambs 23, ewes 6 to 7 dollars, light stockers 16 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealers
Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Produce Price List and Poultry Summary
Cincinnati based produce report lists egg grades by U. S. consumer standards with large white cases at 50 54 per dozen, medium whites 45 50, and wholesale ranges. Poultry fryers over 2 1 2 lbs priced 29 30 cents, heavy hens 31 32, light hens 21 22, roosters 16 18, butter wholesale 70, potatoes 1.25 6.00 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U. S
Stark County reports of bet stamps sold
The Cleveland office of the Internal Revenue Bureau says Stark County has 59 holders of 54 federal gambling stamps. Summit County reports six holders, Portage County two, and Wayne County one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Reports of
Bet
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Bureau
Stark County
Summit County
Portage County
Wayne County
TV Radio Highlights Tonight’s Evening Lineup
WPFB shows Cincinnati baseball at Brooklyn at 7 pm with 8:30 pm airtime. WHIO and WKRC tease Mr and Mrs North show with a pampered young lady seeking excitement. WLW at 9 pm hosts Loraine Day with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.
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WPFB
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
WKRC
Mr. and
Mrs. North
WLW
Loraine Day
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
WSAIL
Bill Tello
McCarthy
Cote Glee Club
Ginn
Broo
Morgan Beatty
Silver Eagle
Mantavant
Orch Brook
Webb Riding High
Mission Midnite
Jack Remington
Evening TV and Radio Schedule Highlights
Tomorrow on radio at 12 30 WPFB baseball and television tonight at 7 WLW D WLW T Milton Berle hosts Robert Cummings Wally Cox and Lisa Kirk at 7 30 WHIO The Big Issue debates Congress Is Abusing Its Powers of Investigation at 8 WLW D WLW T Fireside Theater portrays a boy and his aunt plotting to keep him from boarding school and at 8 30 WHIO WKRC Suspense presents a lonely widow yielding a puzzling true life tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Berle
Robert Cummings
Wally Cox
Lisa Kirk
Magnuson
Potter
Congress
Cleveland vs Philadelphia Baseball Game Broadcast
WHIO airs tomorrow at 1 p.m. a baseball matchup between Cleveland and Philadelphia. The telecast highlights the national pastime and pits two storied franchises against each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tipsy Drivers Charged in Franklin Court
Two Franklin men, Charles B. Collins and Roger Frisby, were fined 200 dollars and costs each in Municipal Court. Collins had a 60 day license suspension with work travel allowance, Frisby a 30 day suspension. Two others paid 25 dollar bonds for disorderly conduct."}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Charles B. Collins
Roger Frisby
J. T. Riley
Collins
Frisby
James Stephens
State Highway Patrol
Willie Epps
Daniel Snyder
Tipp City
Aaron Fender
Wilberforce
Weirton Steel Told Union Seeks New Pay Contract
The Independent Steelworkers Union notified Weirton Steel Co. that it wants to reopen the contract to discuss wage and fringe benefit changes. The two year pact signed June 24, 1952 runs through mid 1954 with a 60 day reopening clause. The union covers about 11,000 workers averaging around $2.40 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
W. Va
Independent Steelworkers Union
Weirton Steel Co
AFL Unions Target Million Garage Workers Drive
Washington two of the AFL's largest unions launch a joint campaign to sign up about one million garage employees as members. The International Association of Machinists will take auto repair shop mechanics while service personnel and sales staff join the Teamsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Washington
Machinists
Teamsters
Labor News
Ipanet
Woman Embezzler Put On Probation
A 28 year old Lakewood woman who embezzled $8 000 for her married boyfriend received two years probation in Common Pleas Court Judge Harry A Hanna ordered restitution totaling $4 000 with $1 750 due immediately and $37 50 monthly for five years to Galvin Galvin property management attorneys from whom the funds were taken. She has served six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P
Lakewood
Common Pleas
Harry A. Hanna
Laverna Henke
Galvin & Galvin
Shenanigans In Fish Pond At Steinhart Aquarium Lights Die
San Francisco director Robert Miller reports archer fish at Steinhart Aquarium shattering 300 watt bulbs by shooting water at them. The fishes’ mischief disrupts light and warmth, prompting Miller to test Shields over bulbs as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robert Miller
Steinhart Aquarium
Miller
First Negro May Head N Y Medical Society
Dr Peter Murray a 65 year old obstetrics gynecology head at Harlem Hospital was named the sole nominee for president elect of the Medical Society of New York. If approved he would become president in 1954 marking a historic milestone for a Negro physician in a leading American medical society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Medical Society
New York
Peter Murray
Harlem Hospital
United States
Medical Society of
Manhattan
Murray
Dragnet earns Edgar Award and network reshuffle noted
The Dragnet TV program earns its third Edgar Award for best television mystery and crime program this season. Channel realignment shifts WLWD to channel 2. CBS Radio star Jack Benny plays to packed San Francisco crowds while Omnibus nears summer vacation, with a new museum collaboration planned for CBS TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragnet
Mystery Writers of America
Edgar Allen Poe
Edgar
Cbs-Tv
American Museum of Natural History
American Museum
Hayden Planetarium
Adventure series to present exotic hunts and wonders
The program promises Africa's famed lion hunt using spears, a volcanic eruption near a Mexican farmer, and a Balinese dance photographed for the first time. Margaret Mead will host exotic tales as priceless gems and crystals are featured, with state of the art production bringing immediacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Margaret Mead
America
Asia
Cars Damaged In 2 Accidents
Two minor accidents reported in the city caused estimated damages of 75 dollars per car at Verity Parkway and Fourteenth Avenue and 60 dollars at 404 Charles Street. Marjorie Whitesell 22 and Clara M Kiem 65 were drivers in the first crash. Thomas N Braun 25 struck a parked auto owned by Fred L Fultz 21. A stray line notes nylon stockings valued at about 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Parkway
Foursteenth Avenue
Marjorie Whitesell
Shafer St
Clara M. Kiem
North
Sutphin St
Charles St
Thomas N. Braun
Middletown
Fred L. Fultz
Baltimore St
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Harold Johnson
Jo Ae Finkelman
Gordon Dodds
Beulah Dodds
Paul Nickell
Estill Gabbard
Roy Reinhart
Floyd Ittle
Arnold Skinner
Carrie Duff
Skinner
John Brock
Adrian Daniels
Sanders View
Adrian Justice
Homer Jestice
D. Hgts
Margaret Scott
H. J. Etherridge and Associates, Inc
Lemon
Velma Burton
Henry Grooms
Amanda
Damon Realty Co
Paul Miller
Damon Pk
Wave
LeSourdsville
Circus Leopards
Greene & Ladd
Dayton Livestock
Dayton
Titec
Hennery
Cece
Hornsey
DIOWM
Association
Radio Tonight
Baseball
Weirton Steel
Told Union
WLWD
Gale Storm
Charlies Farrell
Mike
Miss Storm
Marlene Dietrich
CBS Radio
Sheen
Advertising Club of
Elsa Maxwell
du Mont
Italy
Nancy Guild
Elsa
Jack Benny
Waukegan
Curran Theatre
Newspaper Guild
Ivie
Matlock
Charles Black
DeWeese
Charles
NewellMatlock
Chas. Black
Tom McCarthy
Hart
Sauer
Edith Hanson
Dawn Patrol
Breakfast Club
Penny's Pantry
Road of Life News
Queen
Dr. Malone
Jimmy "Williams
Bill Thall
Bryant
Hilltop House
Dekee
1450 Club
News—Hart Radio Revival
WMOH
Wmoh—Farm Hour
Lebanon
Kash Amburgy
WPFE
Sherwin Williams Paints
Wow Nee Oe Tuame
Sherwin-Williams
Central Ave
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