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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1953

Page

2

Not Candidate For Commission Wade Miller Says

A rumor that Wade E. Miller a retired school superintendent would seek a City Commission post this fall was scotched this morning He says he declined to run to avoid politics and wants freedom to come and go The scene on the Commission side shows Britt Kendrick filing petitions with over a thousand signatures while others like Sam Redding Reuben Doty Bill Denham Arthur Sanderson and Harold Goetz prepare or announce plans not to seek reelection

Wade E. Miller Miller Commission Britt Kendrick Board of Elections Kendrick Lloyd Miller Sam Redding Reuben Doty Bill Denham Arthur Sanderson Harold Goetz

Lamb enters race for Middletown Municipal judge post

John T. Lamb a 33 year old attorney moved to Middletown to meet candidacy rules. Vincent Sisson already circulated petitions as other contender awaits filing date ruling. Officials debate whether 60 day filing before election or February 3 deadline applies. Lamb says he is definitively a candidate and aims for a six year term under the Municipal Court Act with a salary of about 8000 dollars.

John T. Lamb Middletown Lamb Vincent Sisson Board of Election Ivamb Jackson Bosch Butler County Liamb West Lamb Erd Ellison Law Tillman Ellison Neir Middletown Federal Savings and Lean Midtown High School University of Michigan South Pacific Alton H. Combs Ohio Municipal Court

Missing brown cow and heifer found near Peasttown

D C Montgomery of Corlee Road reports a wandering brown cow and heifer at his farm near the edge of Peasttown last night around 8:30. They escaped a fence while seeking apples and he penned them for the night. The sheriff's office is assisting owners to reclaim the animals.

D. C. Montgomery Corlee Road Montgomery Sheriff's Office

Veterans Village In Middletown Ends As Last Home Is Moved

The final barracks from Middletown’s Veterans Village on South Main Street has been removed. Cletus Borders of Franklin Construction moved the structures to Union Road near Franklin for rehabilitation into a housing project. Armco Steel holds title to the land and will control the property after the city abandoned the village in 1947 due to high maintenance costs.

Middletown South Main Street Cletus Borders Franklin Contractor Union Road Franklin Armco Steel Corporation Veterans’ Village

Auxiliary Patrol to Aid Traffic at Legion House Exhibit

Auxiliary highway patrol will assist Middletown police Sunday at American Legion Post 218 on Aber deen Drive and Stevens Avenue. Lt. Roy Nickell announced patrolmen will work three four hour shifts from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Legion post exhibits the house to the public before sale.

Auxiliary Highway Patrol Middletown American Legion Post 218 Aberdeen Drive Stevens Avenue Roy Nickell Nickell Legion Post

Shooting Victim Improves After Wounding at Son's Grill

Clark Tingley, 35, assistant manager of Son's Grill on East Central Avenue, was wounded by four shots early Sunday. He remains at Middletown Hospital with injuries to the right chest and wrist. Police seek George F. Baron, 35, of 606 Crawford St, in the shooting.

Middletown Hospital Clark Tingley Manchester Ave Son's Grill East Central Avenue George F. Bar Crawford St Tingley

Red Radio Attacks Dulles and Rhee Over Seoul Talks

Tokyo dispatch reports a Communist Pei ping radio broadcast accusing U S Secretary of State Dulles and South Korean President Rhee of attempting to manipulate the postarmistice Korean political conference. The commentary claims Dulles aims to hypnotize Allies and world opinion to cover his schemes with Rhee.

Fleming Seen as Possible Taft Seat Pick Rumor

Rumor spread that Dr. Arthur Fleming might be appointed to the late Sen. Taft seat, a claim denied by Fleming in Washington. Ohio Governor Lausche declined comment in Seattle as speculation tied Fleming to a 1954 election, with other names like DiSalle and Burke floated by observers. Fleming, 48, a former Civil Service commissioner and GOP figure, has not pursued politics recently.

The Journal Arthur S. Flemming Robert A. Taft Flemming Washington Frank J. Lausche Seattle Lausche Columbus Ohio Wesleyan Uni Versity Delaware Office of Defense Mobilization Associated Press Senate U.S. Civil Service Commission Who's Who Taft Fastly Michael V. DiSalle U. S. Price Toledo Thomas A. Burke Cleveland Louis Bromfield Richland County War Manpower Commission Hoover Commission Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Program Commission Middletown

Light Agenda For City Commission Meeting

City Commissioners begin a light agenda led by the new City Manager Howard H. Kramer. One emergency ordinance before the panel would authorize selling a strip of unused cemetery property on First Avenue to the Denny Lumber Company as part of the First Avenue widening project. Also on tap are routine letters estimates and bid tabulations for Brooks Carmod and Hillman Park subdivision improvements.

Howard H. Kramer First Avenue Denny Lumber Company Brooks, Carmod Hillman Park

Bland Testimony Stumps Probers In 1948 Fund Claim

House investigators pressed a bland testimony as Welburn S. Mayock a Washington lawyer testified he raised $30 000 for the Democratic Party in 1948 via a $65 000 fee after appealing to an old friend then Secretary John Snyder whose intercession with Revenue Bureau officials aided a business tax ruling.

Washington House Democratic Party Welburn S. Mayock Washington, D. C Democratic National Committee Truman Mayock Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder Snyder Revenue Bureau

Lawmakers tour for war surplus and rehabilition abroad

Lawmakers plan varied trips to study veterans affairs at VA headquarters in big cities, postal facilities in major urban centers, Canadian wheat imports, drought and forests in the Southwest and Northwest, and an explosion claims probe in Texas City. Additional plans include UN American activities inquiries outside Washington in Michigan and a nine man delegation to study handicapped programs in the North and South.

United States House Veterans Affairs Committee Big City Veterans Administration Post Office Committee Senate Agriculture Committee Northwest House Judiciary Texas City Tex House Un-American Activities Committee Washington Michigan House Labor Subcommittee McConnell R-Pa

Storm Disrupts Phone Service in Wildwood and Middletown

A brief electrical storm disrupted telephone service for about 200 users in Wildwood and caused scattered tree damage in Middletown. Ohio Bell's Hugh Harvey said a cable on Bexley Drive failed at 4:45 p.m. with full restoration by this morning. A transformers outage near Vannest Avenue affected power from 4 to 6 p.m. in that area. Rainfall totaled .60 inches.

Wildwood Middletown Hugh Harvey Ohio Bell Telephone Company Bexley Drive Harvey Vannest Avenue George Kuehnle Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company Hamilton Kuehnle

Big Docket Set for Butler County Grand Jury Recall

The Butler County Grand Jury reconvenes at 10 a.m. Monday August 10 to consider about 60 charges against 52 defendants from transcripts of Hamilton Middletown and county courts. Notable cases include armed robbery at Rainbow Gardens Millville with about $300 taken and embezzlement charges against former Union Township magistrate Hobart Mercer. Additional indictments cover robbery cutting to wound larceny non support and various assault and property offenses across townships.

Butler County Grand Jury Joseph T. Kiep Hamilton Middletown Butler County Prosecutor’s Office John David Ribar Hanover St Louis Howard Bryant Stillwell- Beckett Rd Rainbow Gardens Millville Union Township Hobart L. Mercer West Chester Clay Jones Samuel Oliver William Ritchie Thurman Marley Harry Long Edison Hughes James Riggins Harold W. Hurter Claude Gibbs Joseph Meyer, Jr St. Clair Township E. P. Miller Louis Ginn Lemon Township Omar Leslie William Ryan Harry Williams Lowell Johnson Charles Walden Oxford Charles Lackey William Hicks Monroe Charles Anderson Jean Anderson Mabel Dyehouse Merle William Tallon

Passionate kiss ends in elderly man’s death in Mexico City

A dying man collapsed after a long kiss with a woman whose husband had left her. She admits accepting his advances due to two days without food. Officials report the incident occurred yesterday in Mexico City resulting in the man’s death.

Mexico City Eac

Gardner Employees Hiked As Cost Of Living Soars

The Gardner Board and Carton Co will grant a three percent wage increase this month affecting over 2,000 workers in Middletown and Lockland. President E. T. Gardner said the raise adds about 5 cents an hour for hourly paid staff, part of cost-of-living plans in effect since October 1950 tied to the Cincinnati area BLS index. Manchester Machine Co. Middletown, a Gardner subsidiary, is included, and Gardner operates plants in Middletown and Lockland with nationwide sales offices.

Gardner Board and Carton Co Middletown Lockland E. T. Gardner Gardner Bureau of Labor Statistics Cincinnati Manchester Maschine Co Manchester Gardner Company

Looting at King’s Drive-In on Oxford State Road

Deputies report a theft at the King’s Drive-In on Oxford State Road where about $50 in change was taken. Loren Gustin, deputy sheriff, said pinball and cigarette machines were looted yesterday.

King’s Drive Oxford State Road Loren Gustin

At The Movies Paramount Strand Showtimes

At the Movies listings show Paramount and Strand schedules for Wednesday and Thursday. Paramount screens Sangaree and Girl Who Had Everything with multiple late shows. Strand presents Fair Wind to Java Come Back Little Sheba and 49th Man along with Siren of Baghdad plus 3-D Charge of Feather River times.

Feather River Java Little Sheba 49Th Man Bagdad

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