Robbers Take $146 From Housing Authority Office
City detectives hunted three men for a bold hold up at the Butler County Metropolitan Housing Authority office on South Main Street. Two men with a black revolver forced Mrs Lipscomb and Mrs Turby into a restroom and seized rent money from a drawer. A getaway car waited at Weaver Avenue. No injuries reported in the afternoon crime, the fourth armed robbery in the city since last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Metropolitan Housing Authority
S. Main St
Twa
Loma Lipscomb
Gladys Turby
Weaver Ave
Middletown Teachers Attend Miami University Workshop
Eight Middletown area teachers participate in a two week student teaching supervision workshop led by Miami University School of Education faculty. Held at Village South School in Centerville, the program aims to improve guidance of college students serving as student teachers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Miami University School of Education
Villiage South School
Centerville
Marian Dechant
Franklin School
Virginia Myers
Madison Park
Robert E. Worrell
Madison Junior
Muriel Curry
Wilson
Alice Harper
Middletown
Martha T. Lyon
Augusta C. Reynolds
Jefferson
Roger Shoffner
Robert J. Goble
Miami
Suit Seeks Damages for Alienation of Wife’s Husband
Pauline Chamberlain of Trenton filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 260000 against Doris Mehl of Middletown alleging alienation of her husband’s affections. She's separated, cites a Jan 23 1952 marriage and seeks 50000 compensatory 200000 punitive and 10000 attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Pauline Chamberlain
E. State St
Trenton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Doris Mehl
Cox Trailer Court
W. Oxford State Road
Middletown
Four hurt in city crashes blamed on red light and stop sign
Four persons sustained injuries in two morning collisions blamed on drivers running a stop sign and a red light. Fred McKinney 22 and Clyde Ball 30 face surgery as their conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Fred McKinney
Germantown Road
Clyde Ball
Jacksonburg Road
Ball
Central Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
McKinney
Robert Arnett
Kalbfleisch Road
Flutty Howard
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Herbert Davis
12Th St
Chautauqua
Sterlin Williamson
Lamberton St
Grand Avenue
Kensington Street
Davis
Howard
Williamson
Armco Faces Layoffs and Price Hikes After Contract
Armco Steel plans an 8 percent steel price increase effective Thursday as it copes with an averted strike. More than 1,000 hourly and salaried workers at Houston and Ashland will be laid off by week’s end amid reduced demand and heavy inventories. Holiday forecasts more layoffs but no long term forecasts. maintenance shutdowns delay decisions at Kansas City and Sand Springs. AEIF negotiations resume today aiming for a nationwide pattern with United Steelworkers agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Houston
Tex
Ashland
Middletown Works
Harry Holiday
Steel Group
Holiday
Kansas City
Sand Springs
Okla
Butler
Marion
Armee ‘Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
United Steelworkers of America
Robbery Victim Discharged After City Hospital Stay
Jerry Mays a 19 year old resident of 1627 First Ave was discharged from Middletown Hospital after head injuries from a robbery at the Sohio service station on Second Avenue and Main Street. Melvin Jones 23 and YeVonne Jones 118 both of Dayton face a preliminary municipal court hearing today on armed robbery and narcotics charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Mays
First Ave
Middletown Hospital
Sohio
Second Avenue
Main Street
Melvin Jones
YeVonne Jones
Dayton
City Commission to consider water rate hike and bingo status
Commissioners meet at 7 p m to decide emergency approval or staged rise for water rates up to 30 percent for residents and 60 percent for industry. Four bingo operations remain closed pending legal opinion from City Attorney Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
James RK. Howerton
Tilmon Ellison
Madison-Wayne
Dale Helsel
Barton-Aschman Inc
Reinartz ‘Boulevard
Commission Chamber
Candidate Gets Red Tape Started
Washington (AP) Dr. James H. Boren, a management consultant and former State Department official, leads the spoof National Association of Professional Bureaucrats aimed at expanding red tape. After a Draft Boren for President Committee launch, he appointed three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James H. Boren
Boren
State Department
National Association of Professional Bureaucrats
Planning Decisions Likely at Tomorrow's City Meeting
The Planning Commission is expected to decide on Joe Lewis mobile home park on Germantown Road and Lloyd Miller apartments at Central and Marshall. The session, postponed from July 22 due to lack of quorum, also lists Concord Green by Riverview Apartments, Coles Terrace Subdivision plat, a Clark Street office apartment, and Robin Springs development plan in Cincinnati-Dayton Road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deve
Joe Lewis
Germantown Road
Lloyd D. Miller
Central and
Marshall
Planning Commission
Lewis
Virginia Mae Egelston
Miller
Commission Chamber
City
Concord Green
Riverview Apartments Inc
Concord Avenue
Main Street
Great Miami River
Coles ‘Terrace
Central Avenue
Henrick Drive
James A. Beaty
Clark Street
Reinartz Boulevard
Flemming Road
Ted Hester
Robin Springs
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Jefferson Road
Monte Whiteted
Square D acquires Bell Electric Co in Chicago
Square D Co completes acquisition of Bell Electric Co a privately held Chicago firm founded in 1946. Bell becomes a wholly owned subsidiary managed by president Harry Stillman reporting to Square D president M P Kartalia. The deal was closed for an undisclosed number of Square D common stock shares.
Officials Urge Brevity in State Health Writing
Albany AP reports State Health Commissioner Hollis S. Ingraham ordered more concise communications. Any memo over three pages must include an abstract and he urged staff to cut to the core, praising abstracters and lampooning vague wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Hollis S. Ingraham
Committees Form to Assist Me in Pondering the Matter
A note indicates committees have been formed to assist in pondering the matter. The document outlines the aim to gather input and deliberate decisions through the committee process. Chairpersons and members are listed for the groups, with roles and timelines hinted at in the margins.
Franklin Plans Open Bids for Local Cable TV System
Franklin council approves authorizing the city manager to accept bids for a municipal cable television system. The brief meeting, attended by four members, discussed screening bidders for best company and possible underground construction in new subdivisions with lines on existing poles elsewhere. An open hearing is expected when the franchise decision is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Quickie
Daniel Moore
Jesse Hollingsworth
Gerald Miller
Joe Baxter
Cincinnati
Dayton
Baxter
Paul Smith
Prospecting in San Luis Reveals Ancient Turquoise Digs
Pervine King, while prospecting for gold in San Luis Colorado in 1890, discovered that prehistoric Indians had once dug there for turquoise, exposing early mining activity and indigenous resource use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pervine King
San Luis, Colo
Boy Burned When Cans Explode at Foundry Behind Grand Ave
A 13 year old sustained first and second degree chemical burns after carbide cans exploded in a water filled pit behind the Keuthan Foundry at 1700 Grand Ave. Three other youths fled the site. Russell Clackner was treated and released from Middletown Hospital. Black Clawson Co. says the boys entered the building to take the cans before the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keuthan Foundry
Grand Ave
Russell Clackner
Glenn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Black Clawson Co
Police Release Sketch of Suspect in New Miami Cafe Robbery
Middletown police released a sketch of one of two suspects wanted for murder and armed robbery at Sportsman's Cafe in the cafe parking lot at 1100 Garfield St. The male suspect robbed Clyde Brown and barmaid Janet Griffin. Brown was shot and died, and Griffin's purse was taken along with valuables totaling 1100 dollars. Funeral services for Clyde Brown were held at Brown Dawson Funeral Home in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Garfield St
Janet Griffin
Clyde Brown
New Miami
Brown
Armco Middletown Works
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Hamilton
Fire Runs Reported to Area Hospitals
Fire crews responded yesterday at 6 32 p m to 2011 Howard Ave where Mrs Ileta Shanley ill was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance for treatment. Early today at 12 59 a m authorities moved Ruth Gregory of Barberville Ky ill to hospital by ambulance from 212 Gideon Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ave
Ileta Shanley
Middletown Hospital
Gideon Road
Ruth Gregory
Barberville
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Bery
Sportsman’s
U.S
Union Sanitary
Lecetions
West State St
Dial
Maurice E. (Moe
Ridenour
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
First Avenue
Clinton Canal
Sheckler
David Driver
Washington Court House
Zanesville
Zanesville J
Square D
Chicago
Consolidated Inc
Thom Hall Journal
HU Frontter Service
Central Tire Service
Charles
Latonia
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