County City Cooperation Forms Subdivision Control Plan
A joint Hamilton meeting between the County Commission and City Planning Commission forged closer cooperation on subdivision regulations as part of the Master Plan. Warren G. Printz stated county officials support the proposed controls, with city oversight within three miles and county review for sanitation and water mains. Attending were county commissioners Gordon Augspurger Ben Van Gordon Art Reiff and planning members G W Breiel Printz William Helton William Tuttle and A C Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commission
City Planning Commission
Hamilton
Flaming Commission
Warren G. Printz
Committee
Printz
Gordon Augspurger
Ben van Gordon
Art Reiff
Planning Commission
G. W. Breiel
William Helton
William Tuttle
A. C. Neff
Cooler Weather Holds Here In Middletown
After a week of near 100 degree heat the region cools to the 70s today with temperatures about 20 degrees below normal. Forecaster notes Sunday will be fair and slightly warmer while tonight sinks to around 50 as a near winter chill returns. This morning at 9 15 the thermometer read 68 degrees.
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Middletown
Old-Age And Survivors Insurance Payments Rise 17 Percent
In the three-county Hamilton area, old-age and survivors insurance recipients grew 17 percent in the six months after Social Security Act amendments became effective last September. Monthly payments more than doubled from $106,085 to $212,435. As of February 28, 1951, 5690 people received $212,435 monthly, with breakdowns for retirees, spouses, children, and dependents in Butler, Warren, and Clinton Counties. The federal program remains separate from state public assistance. As of June 30, 1951, the Social Security Administration estimated over four million recipients nationwide, up from about three million prior to the amendments.
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Hamilton Social Security Office
Mary Lloyd Lane
Hamilton
Pro‘am
Lane
Federal Security Agency
Man Bound Over In Holdup Case
Hamilton special report says Homer F. Case 34 faces grand jury action under 5000 bond after confessing to a $20 toy pistol holdup at Mrs Hughes dry cleaning store. He was picked up after an hour and a half on the Hamilton Middletown road. case to be reviewed at Butler County October grand jury session.
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Hamilton
Harry F. Welsh
Homer F. Case
James Hughes
Hamilton- Middletown
Butler County
Grand Jury
Armco Worker Suffered Burns in Steel Plant Incident
A 47-year-old Armco worker, Charles Joseph of Oneka Street Oneida, is listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being burned by hot liquid steel. He sustained second and third degree burns to the face neck back arms ankles and chest while standing beside a ladle. he was transported by Armco ambulance at 2 30 a m.
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Armco
Middletown Hospital
Charles Joseph
Oneka St
Oneida
Joseph
Army withholds names of cadets accused in affair
Graduates accused in the affair faced no action due to their commission as officers. Many veterans have served in Korea and some were killed. Critics such as James S. Pope of the Courier-Journal protested the Army's refusal to publish the cadets' names.
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Korea
Army
James S. Pope
A Courier-Journal
Fire damaged car at 2018 Yankee Road
Firefighters responded to a call yesterday afternoon at 2018 Yankee Road reporting a car owned by G. C. Arnold on fire. Damage was estimated at five dollars.
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Yankee Rd
G. C. Arnold
Births Reported in Vital Statistics Section
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walters of 808 Sixteenth Ave. welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gardner of 322 Garfield St. welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeHart of Franklin Route 1 welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oliver of 1828 Winton St. welcomed a boy yesterday.
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Harold Walters
Sixteenth Ave
Michael Gardner
Garfield St
Jake DeHart
Franklin Route 1
Virgil Oliver
Winton St
Marriage Licenses Granted in Hamilton and Middletown
Six marriages are listed in the Middletown and Hamilton area. Eugene Burton and Kathryn Bowling, both of Hamilton, apply for licenses. Doranne Woolery and Bonnie Jackson of Franklin and 1916 First Ave Middletown are noted. Paul Mullendere Jr. and Eula Watts, both of Middletown and Hamilton respectively, appear. Charles White Jr. and Janet Mayweather of Middletown are listed. Jack Wiley and Patricia Donges of Hamilton are also cited.
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Eugene Burton
Hamilton
Kathryn Bowling
Doranne Woolery
Franklin
Bonnie Jackson
First Ave
Middletown
Paul J. Mullendere, Jr
Armco
Fifteenth Ave
Eula N Watts
Charles Donald White, Jr
Baltimore St
Janet Mayweather
Lafayette St
Jack Lewis Wiley
Patricia Rose Donges
Hospital Dismissals and Admitted Patients Listed
In The Hospital Charles Robinson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson Sr of Fleming Rd medical William Rogers of Howard Ave surgical Millard Saylor of Garfield St medical Mrs Martha Wells of Excello Mrs John Phillips of Yankee Rd medical Margaret Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Adams of Franklin medical Mrs Brandon McGovern of Fin ley St medical DISMISSED Mrs C J Tranter of Grand Ave Mrs Theodore Bishop of Lebanon Route 2 Mrs Marvin Gerard of Frank William McClain of Morgan St Miss Susan Breiel of South Main St Mrs Luther Breeding of Germantown Route 1 of Mrs Ira Carmichael of Garfield Mrs Paul Fuhrman of First
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Charles Robinson, Jr
Charles Robinson, Sr
Fleming Rd
William Rogers
Howard Ave
Millard Saylor
Garfield St
Martha Wells
Excello
John Phillips
Yankee Rd
Margaret Adams
Leon Adams
Franklin
Brandon McGovern
Finley St
C. J. Tranter
Grand Ave
Theodore Bishop
Lebanon
Marvin Gerard
Frank
William McClain
Morgan St
Susan Breiel
South Main St
Luther Breeding
Germantown
Ira Carmichael
Garfield
Paul Fuhrman
First Ave
U N Army officials comment on armistice talks outcome
Nuckols says a brief afternoon session did not hinge on troop presence and notes the UN air and wave power contributes to military leverage. He declines to predict impact on armistice talks, confirming only a seven minute session. He adds permission for further briefing will come later.
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Nuckols
Nam
United Nations
Oyster's Daily Habit Revealed in Ocean Study
A study shows an average oyster drinks about 20 hours daily and consumes 15 gallons while extracting 90 percent of minute food tides from the water.
Stuart Holstein Dies at 62 Widely Known in Armco Circles
Stuart Holstein 62 longtime Armco steel figure died at his Middletown home 114 Aberdeen Dr after a lengthy illness cancer was the cause He joined the company in 1913 and led in Middletown and Butler Pa He was active in Masonry and the Jefferson Lodge Middletown Chapter New Castle Consistory Shrine Syria Temple and Butler Chamber of Commerce Funeral Monday at 2 pm Wilson Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Stuart Holstein
Armco
Aberdeen Dr
Mr. Holstein
Armco Steel Corporation
Steel Company
Don Holstein
Robert Holstein
Mingo Junction
Frances Roe Holstein
Shafer N. Holstein
Middletown
Holstein
Butler
Pennsylvania
Masonic Lodge
Jefferson Lodge
New Castle
Syria
Chamber of Com
Mystery Clouds Attack On Woman Who Escaped Kidnapping
Dayton woman Charlotte Holland, 24, collapsed after unusual events at Maud Hughes Road. Deputies reported no serious injuries though she had a back wound and moaned don t let them hit me again. Three men pursued her after a car attempt. cornfield marks show a crawl to safety. She was found by Robert Hughes and awaits word on her husband in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Holland
Woodcliff Ave
Dayton
Mercy Hospital
Louis Fritz
Robert Hughes
Maud-Hughes
Charles Ballinger
Maud- Hughes
Hughes
Springfield
India Jews Settle On Farmland in Israel
About 200 Cochin Jews from India's Malabar coast arrive in Israel aiming to stay long term. They speak Malayalam and English, are learning Hebrew, and are shifting from town life to farming, with some already settled on land.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Cochin
Malabar
India
Eightieth Division Veterans elect officers at Akron meet
The 80th Division Veterans Association ends its four day Akron convention with elections for a new slate of officers. More than 2,000 people joined a parade Friday night as part of the reunion events.
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AKRON
80Th Division Veterans Association
Defend Boyle Disclosed Ties to St Louis Firm
The article details Boyle connection with American Lithefold Corporation of St Louis. It notes the firm paid Boyle 8000 after RFC loan. It claims Boyle said he served as attorney for the company but not on RFC matters and cut ties when becoming DNC executive director. Siskind then joined the company payroll as Boyle left.
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Boyle
American Lithefold Corporation
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
RFC
Democratic National Committee
Post-Dispatch
Max Siskind
American Lithoford
Wage Board Proposes Easing January Wage Freeze
The wage board today proposed easing last Januarys wage freeze, forecasting quick approval of escalator agreements between industry and labor. It would allow old contracts to continue with quarterly adjustments, permit new agreements on the same basis, and let employers reopen to grant catch-up increases, while the board seeks approval of the new arrangement.
Weekend Movie Showings At Local Theaters
The Paramoun cinema schedules two features on Saturday and Sunday with showings at 1 30 4 15 7 00 and 9 45 p m for The cargo film Hurricane Island and On Moonlight Bay also at Strand films Smugglers Gold Code Of Silver Sage Lets Go Navy Dodge City with multiple afternoon and evening times Colonial presents House On Telegraph Hill and Youre In The Navy Now with repeat times across Saturday and Sunday.
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Hurrican Island
Moonlight Bay
Dodge City
Telegraph Hill
Fifty Young Reds Explore Refugee Screening at Western Front
Fifty young luminaries arrive seeking asylum but undergo thorough screening to determine if they can safely stay. Most are persuaded to return home as the West cannot bear the financial burden of an influx atop existing East German refugees. The initial group forms an exploratory committee to inspect available facilities for future refugees.
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East Germany
Retired Banker Frank Braun Dies in Springfield
Frank J. Braun 75, chairman on the Guardian Bank board, died last night in Springfield. A former lightweight boxer, he once fought for the Buckeye Athletic Club in the city.
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Springfield
Frank J. Braun
Guardian Bank
Buckeye Athletic Club
Carmody to Lead Crusade for Freedom Effort
Francis Carmody, previously chairman of the Commission, will accept the chairmanship of the Crusade for Freedom drive. A meeting is set for August 7 in the Governor's office with a luncheon at the Neil House. The nationwide effort funded a Freedom monument in Germany and radio stations in Europe.
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Francis Carmody
Crusade For Freedom
Taft
State House
Neil House
H. W. Starick
Germany
Europe
Funeral services for Betty Lou Conger
Betty Lou Conger four died Friday in a Cincinnati hospital. Daughter of Roy and Mrs Conger of South Lebanon, funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
Betty Lou Conger
Roy Conger
South
Oswald Funeral Home
Cincinnati
Mrs Pearl Beam 71 Eaton Resident Dies in Dayton Hospital
Mrs Pearl G Beam 71 of 532 North Walnut Street died at 11 a m Friday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a stay since July 18 death due to heart disease Survivors include widower Charles daughters Mrs Helen Huffman Dayton and Mrs Mary Paxton Eaton Route 3 sons Oscar Lebanon and Wilbur West Alexandria a sister Mrs Emma Getting Eaton a brother Roy Shields West Alexandria eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild Girton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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EATON
Pearl G. Beam
North
Walnut St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Charles
Helen Huffman
Mary Paxton
Eaton Route 3
Oscar
Lebanon
Wilbur
West Alexandria
Emma Getting
Roy Shields
Girton Funeral Home
Transformer Kills Man At Akron Substation
Harold J. Cacallahan 43 of Cuyahoga Falls died from an electrical shock at the Kernmore substation of the Edison Company. He reportedly contacted a 23,000-volt transformer while cleaning the station.
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AKRON
Harold J. Cacallahan
Cuyahoga Falls
Kernmore
Edison Company
Heavy rails drive rail speeds and safety in production
Heavy rails in railroad tracks are essential for speed with safety. Nearly one-half those now being produced weigh 20 pounds or more per yard.
Raymond Zimmerman dies at home near Eaton at 46
Raymond Zimmerman 46 died Thursday night at his Surface Road home three and one half miles northwest of Eaton. The county highway department employee suffered a heart attack. Surviving are his widow Virginia five daughters six brothers a sister his parents and five grandchildren. Arrangements and services are pending.
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Eaton
Raymond Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Virginia
Virginia Burt
Carlisle
Barbara Zimmerman
Dorothy Williamson
Oakland
Calif
Betty Zimmerman
Dayton
Helen Zimmerman
Harry
Harold
Elmer
Camden
Robert
Vernon
Richmond
Ind
Charles
Mary Campbell
Tiffin Zimmerman
Girton Funeral Home
Police Briefs Reported Incidents and Arrests
Karl Wagner, 46, of 826 Yankee Rd, freed on 50 bond after arrest at Yankee Rd and Verity Pkwy for no operator license. to appear in Municipal Court. Howard Manning, 44, charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct on York St. Max Hackney, 27, released on 1,000 property bond after statutory charge. Municipal Court Wednesday 10:30. Max Pemberton, 32, bitten by a dog while checking a gas meter on Charles St.
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Kee Rd
Yankee Rd
Verity Pkvy
Woodlawn Ave
York St
More St
Max Pemberton
Middletown
Charles St
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Clinton
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Rura
Melampy
Howard Sears
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham RD
Wilmore Drive
Covell Keennum
IBTEN
Reds
Fie
Halsey
ON Central
Doellman
Mystery
Paramoun
PRATT
Lambert
Streifthau’s
Grimes
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Pearl GC. Beam
Karl Wagner
Yan
Howard Manning
Hackney
Balti
Taxi, Inc
Williamson Ziegler Furnace CO
N. Broad
Capitol
Central Ave
Middletown, O
Fifth St
bin Comfmanon
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