Armco to Add 500000 Wing to Middletown Office Building
Armco Steel announces immediate construction of a four story addition to its Middletown general office building. The $500000 plus project adds 33000 square feet, meeting rooms, a George M. Verity memorial library, and an automatic passenger elevator. Occupancy expected around April 1.
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Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown
W. W. Sebald
Armco
George M. Verity
Armco Steelex
Middletown Safety Council Vote Nears Close
The Middletown Safety Council nears the midnight deadline to fill 10 positions on its 35 member board. Safety director Paul E. Wilson says over 500 ballots have been received. A tellers committee will tally the votes and announce the result at the next board meeting on Tuesday, August 11.
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Middletown Safety Council
Board of Control
Paul E. Wilson
J. F. Seibold
Fred Becker
Ed Barker
Sound waves can extinguish fires under specific conditions
Researchers demonstrate that acoustic energy can suppress flames by disrupting heat transfer and flame chemistry. Experiments show controlled sound fields reducing flame height and intensity, suggesting a non contact method to assist firefighting in engineered environments.
Death On Highways Is Recorded Butler County
Butler County reports its 35th traffic fatality of the year as 33 year old Cleves man Flowers Webster died when the truck he rode in left U S 127 near Somerville. Webster, thrown from the vehicle, suffered skull fractures and chest injuries. Driver Joseph Ventura of Cincinnati received minor injuries and was treated. Webster’s body was taken to Inman Funeral Home Somerville.
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Butler County
Cleves
U.S. 127
Somerville
Flowers Webster
Garret J. Boone
Butler County Oroser
Webster
Joseph Ventura
Cincinnati
Inman Funeral Home
Ventura
Camden
Boone
Four Injured In Route 25 One Car Crash Near Maud Underpass
A single vehicle crash on U S 25 at the Maud underpass at 10 p m injured four people all from Dayton. Driver Robert Dalton 19 suffered facial and limb injuries while Mildred Dalton 43 had severe facial and jaw lacerations with possible internal injuries and a fractured right arm. Sidney Dalton 14 and Leonard Lakins 39 sustained minor lacerations bruises and abrasions. The car, driven south by Dalton, left the curve after the underpass and struck a guardrail. the auto was heavily damaged and all four were taken to Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
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U.S. 25
Maud
Mildred Dalton
Dayton
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Robert Dalton
Sidney Dalton
Leonard Lakins
Dalton
At The Movies Showings This Weekend
Paramount presents Small Town Girl at 1 15 4 10 7 05 10 p m Slight Case of Larceny at 2 55 5 50 8 50 p m Sangaree 3-D at 1 15 4 10 7 10 10 10 p m Girl Who Had Everything at 2 55 5 55 8 55 p m Strand shows Confidence Girl at 1 55 5 20 8 40 p m The Stooge at 3 25 6 50 10 05 p m Fair Wind to Java at 1 30 4 50 8 10 p m Come Back Little Sheba at 3 10 6 30 9 50 p m
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Java
Little Sheba
Fire damages Elliott Levey law office in bank building
Early today a fire started near an air conditioning plug in the Elliott D. Levey law office in the First National Bank Building. Fire officials estimate building damage at 1000 dollars and contents losses at 5000 dollars, with 6500 dollars in office damage and 20000 dollars in library books cited. Firefighters wore masks amid dense smoke. the blaze confined to one room but damaged shelves walls and caused widespread smoke damage. Levey was away in India. a officer on a boat spotted the fire and alerted crews. The report notes a related line about a protected wormlike peripatus on Barro Colorado Island in the Canal Zone.
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Elliott Levey
Elliott D. Levey
First National Bank
Charles Hansel
Hansel
Coy Hall
Levey
Euclid St
Indiana
Blood Donor Program to End in Middletown
The Defense Department ordered discontinuing Red Cross blood collections in Middletown effective August 31. Local execs Mrs. Ira Hammons Harold Nearman and Ruth Sensbach announced the move, noting the closest centers are in Columbus and Louisville and that Middletown’s next drive was planned for September. Since 1951 locals donated 4047 pints.
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Department of Defense
Red Cross
Middletown
Ira Hammons
Harold B. Nearman
American Red Cross
Ruth Sensbach
Cincinnati Defense Center
Hammons
Defense
Columbus
Louisville
Defense Department
Nearman
Miss Sensbach
Denny Coffey Trophy Up For Grabs In Legion Tourney
Thirty golfers start 18 holes at Wildwood Course for the American Legion Post 218 event. Favorites include Tommy Ritter who dominates the 6166 yard layout. Low net trophy sponsor Ross Motors offers added prize with tee times listed from 9:00 a.m. through 3:30 p.m.
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Wildwood
American Legion Post
Tommy Ritter
Ross Motors
Walt Pagne
Mort Taylor
Cliff Taylor
Steel
Dutch Martin
Joe Rapp
Joe Herr
Tom Ritter
John Wetzel
Ray Wideman
Joe Sabo
W. A. White
Bob Gade
Walt Pawelkoski
Temp Thorn
Cal Skinner
Bill Kent
Curt Adkins
Pat Dinan
Ernie Myers
Paul Foehl
Dick Yost
Arden Swope
Frank Myron Sanderson
W. T Bales
Ed Christman
Bob Schneider
Jack Kreswetter
Emil Odzik
Driver Is Held For DUI After Car Off Road Incident
James T. Cash, 30, of Dayton, allegedly ran a car off the road on South Main Street in Franklin and was arrested for driving while under the influence at 1:10 a.m. A motorist report led to the incident and Cash is to appear in Franklin Municipal Court Monday afternoon.
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James T. Cash
Dayton
Blue Ball
Franklin
South Main Street
Cash
Franklin Municipal Court
Kidnapers Prove To Be Helpful Boys
Two 16 year old Dayton youths were mistaken for kidnappers after aiding an elderly man to work. At a Kentucky truck stop they allegedly struck the man and placed him in a car, but police later learned they intended to help him reach Dayton. William S. Weaver of Walnut Hills was involved and released to continue to Dayton. Franklin police investigated by Erbey Worley.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
State Patrol
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Franklin
Kentucky
Maud
William S. Weaver
Fairfax Ave
Walnut Hills
Sheriff's Department
Erbey Worley
State Mine Inspectors Asked To Check Death
Coroner Ernest R. Sturgis asked state mine inspection officials to investigate the death of 57 year old Andrew Maruca, owner of Power Point Coal Co., who was electrocuted when his neck brushed a high voltage powerline in his West Point coal mine. Sturgis ruled the death accidental.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Ernest R. Sturgis
Columbiana County
Andrew Maruca
Power Point Coal Co
West Point
Maruca
Sturgis
Cars Damaged In Crash On Yankee Road
Police report two autos damaged in a crash on Yankee Road. Leonard Johnson 67 of 3208 Yankee Road drove south and struck a parked car operated by Louise M Hummel 68 of Middletown Route 2 who had opened her door. Damage valued at 125 dollars.
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Yankee Road
Org A. m
Leonard Johnson
Yankee Rd
Louise M. Hummel
Middletown
Hummel
Guest Speaker to Address Sunday Worship Service
Elder Christian Mass of Cincinnati will speak at the 7:30 p.m. worship service at the Church of God on Eleventh Ave and Lincoln St. The event features Pastor William Reynolds as host. Camilla Ann Broughton returns home after visiting Dayton and attending a Tabernacle Baptist Church picnic at Madeen Park.
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William Reynolds
Church of God
Eleventh Ave
Lincoln St
Christian Mass of
Cincinnati
Camilla Ann Broughton
Vivian Broughton
Garden Ave
Dayton
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Madeen Park
Stolen 1950 Car Recovered on Union Road
A 1950 model car stolen yesterday from Middletown was recovered early today at Union Road and Route 725 by Montgomery County sheriff's deputies. The driver reportedly fled on foot. The car belonged to Dorman Snowden of 2828 Wilbraham Rd and was taken from the 400 block of Charles St at 4 25 p.m. yesterday. Recovery occurred at 1 50 a.m.
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Middletown
Union Road
Route 725
Montgomery County
Street Roller Ride Ends With Fine and Charges
Glenn Moon, 28, of 1107 Baltimore St., was cited after a midnight street roller ride on Logan Ave and Crawford St. Officers found the vehicle unlit and stalled in an intersection. Moon was fined on intoxication. disorderly conduct was dismissed. Other cases include L E Bow fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct, and Robert Curtis given a suspended 60 day sentence for assault and battery.
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Glenn Moon
Baltimore St
Harold G. Dance
Moon
Logan Avenue
Crawford Street
Walter Follmer
Dance
L. E. Bow
Central Ave
Robert Curtis
Hill St
Cincinnati
Healing Case Is Continued In Franklin Municipal Court
A hearing on motions in a suit over a healing mission near Franklin is set for 3 p.m. Friday in Franklin Municipal Court before Judge J. T. Riley. Dr. P. T. Collett denied attempting to heal a six year old boy’s arm in a municipal court filing. Mrs. Eversole filed a $25,000 suit in Warren County Common Pleas Court after previously suing for $1,086 in municipal court, which handles cases up to $2,000.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
J. T. Riley
P. T. Collett
Harry Mellwain
Cincinnati
Collett
Police Briefs Reported Dog Bite and Local Theft Incidents
Mrs. Kilda Chaney reported a dog bite on the right ear yesterday. Robert Korn of Miamisburg said someone stole a Fender skirt worth 20 dollars from his car at Crout Auto Sales yesterday. Ronnie Williams reported the theft of his black bicycle license 15 689 from 819 Auburn Street yesterday.
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Kilda Chaney
Robert Korn
Miamisburg
Crout
Ronnie Williams
Wilbraham Rd
Auburn St
Witnesses Tie Pastor to Communist Links Hearings
A Middletown public relations director and her FBI veteran husband testified at a House Un-American Activities Committee hearing in Washington. They linked Rev. Jack R. McMichael to Communist circles, while McMichael denied recognition of key witnesses.
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Middletown
FBI
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Jack R. McMichael
John J. Edminston
Waynesville
Manning Johnson
New York
Edminston
McMichael
Fedminston
Michael
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
Edminson 1
Rev. McMichael
Upper Lake
Calif
Mr. McMichael
Communist Party
Edminstons
Robert L. Kunzig
Junzie Striet
Ohio Youth Congress
Columbus
Mes Michael
Chicago
China
American Youth Congress
Philadelphia
Heat Kills Three in Cincinnati Area
Heat reached 96.3 degrees as three people collapsed in Cincinnati yesterday. Victims were Margaret Ann Ott 45 Louis Borinstein 65 and Betty Hall 42 of Covington Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Ann Ott
Louis Borinstein
Betty Hall
Covington
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