City to install 44 meters in Verity Parkway lot
Cars may park today in the new Verity Parkway Verity lot without meters as 44 meters await installation. City Manager Charles W. Thompson said delivery is expected today and rates will be five cents for a half hour and ten cents for an hour. Entrances will be from Central Avenue and Verity Parkway with no left turns. A map will show the traffic pattern.
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Man Falls From Car Before It Hits Wall
A man escaped serious injury when he fell from a careening auto that struck the Bundy Apartment wall in Middletown. Charles Keith, 94, was treated for abrasions and released. Officers cited Priest Tisdale for failure to yield after a separate collision near Garfield Street and Hudson Avenue. Damages estimated around $250 across multiple scenes.
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Central Avenue
Charles Keith
Baltimore, Sr
Middletown Hospital
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Felice
Keith
Peaden Mae Genet den
Ehmaet
Priest Tisdale
Athens
Ala
Robert Barbee
Garfield St
Garfield Street
Hudson Avenue
Dayton Driver Cited By Patrol After Crash
A Dayton driver Crawford was cited after leaving the highway just south of the Montgomery County line at 8 30 a m Sunday. He suffered a forehead laceration and a passenger Mable McClendon 40 133 Hawthorne St Dayton had body bruises and abrasions. Both were treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital.
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Montagomery County
Crawford
Mable McClendon
Hawthorne St
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
City Olympics Draws 260 Entries
More than 260 youngsters registered for Wednesday's city wide Olympics meet. Supervisors report 12 events at Roosevelt Park with age groups 11 and under 13 and under and 17 and under. Opening at 8 p.m.
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Joan Wilson
Parieloaties
Roosevelt
Tad Ale Ee
Broad Ee Cate
Seeee See
Ante
Air Conditioning Improves Middletown Court Facilities
Middletown municipal court, judge's chamber, clerk offices, and law library will gain air conditioned comfort with two five ton units donated by the Middletown Bar Association. The project, including duct work and electrical installation funded by the city, is valued around five thousand dollars. Tilmon Ellison, city director of law, praised the gift and noted the hot courtroom conditions.
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Tier County Law Library
Middletown Bar Assn
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Law Library
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Municipal
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Bar Association
Two Arrested After Weekend Franklin Accidents
Franklin police arrested Osborne J. Wright 57 of Dayton and Wilford Griffith 35 of Franklin on reckless operation charges after weekend crashes caused only property damage. Wright sideswiped John H. Bruce’s truck on U S 25 near the Franklin line. Griffith lost control on Turner Lane, striking a post and fence with about $700 in damage.
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Per
Osborne J. Wright
Alexanderville Road
Dayton
U. S
John H. Bruce
E. &H St
Ranklin Corporation
Wilford Griffith
E. 3Rd St
Turner Lane
Hoax Delays Marriage Sixty Years in Tiverton
Benjamin Os 82 and Mrs. Syeenetey, aged about 60, were kept apart for six decades by a hoax. After the ruse ended, they reunited briefly when a clipping about a death surfaced, underscoring how time cannot erase the impact of the deception.
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Tiverton
R.J
Benjamin Os
Syeenetey
Miami Field Names Its First Woman Air Force Professor
Miami announces its first woman Air Force officer trainer for the university program. Lynn, a Charleston native and daughter of Lt. Col. Edison Albert L., comes to Miami after teaching, with two years at Sullins College and graduation from Western Reserve University in art education.
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Lynn
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Nnnens
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Miami
Ashington
D.C
Sullins College
Bristol
Western Reserve University
Fire Along B&O Tracks Quelled at Lafayette Avenue
August's first city fire sent Middletown firemen to a grass fire along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks at Lafayette Avenue. No damage occurred. The blaze, sparked by a locomotive, was put out by Company 3 at 2 08 p.m.
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Middletown
Baltimore & Ohio
Lafayette Avenue
Company 3
Ballot Set at Middletown Cola Plant
Twenty three employees at the Middletown Cola bottling plant will vote in an election in the firm's advertising department from 3 30 to 4 30 p m tomorrow.
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Middletown Cola
Jon
Witnesses Protest Red Labor Camps Resolution Passed
A district assembly in Colum received unanimous approval for a resolution protesting the persecution of thousands of Russian Jehovah's Witnesses. It targets Soviet Premier Bulganin and cites 2,000 Witnesses in Vorkuta, 7,000 moved to Siberia, and about 50 imprisoned, urging Kremlin to release them and allow church organization and distribution of The Watchtower.
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Ee Aaa
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Vorkuta
Siberia
Kremlin
the Watchtower
Russia
Urban Renewal Talk by Civitan Member in Middletown
Justin Hinders of the Build America Better Council will speak tomorrow at noon in Manchester about urban renewal and slum clearance. He speaks at the request of the local real estate board as part of its campaign to redevelop substandard housing in the city’s southern section.
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Justin Hinders
Build
Police Briefs Report Multiple Disorderly and Driving Charges
Police report John Deaton 19 of Oxtford State Road arrested Saturday at Pearl Street and Glenn Avenue for disorderly conduct. A fight near Yan kee Rd left a victim with eye injuries. Verity Darkulay reported a .22 pistol theft between July 19 and Aug 1 from his home on King Ave. Has tell Clay 26 of Winona Dr was arrested for careless driving and driving while intoxicated on U S 25.
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John Deaton
Oxtford State Road
Pearl Street
Glenn Avenue
Yankee Rd
Verity Darkulay
King Avusberry
Young $J
Hastell Clay
Winona Dr
Paper Roll Pins Worker Against Wall Mishap at Mill
A Logan-Long employee was listed in satisfactory condition after a mishap Saturday night at the paper. Roy Prater, 33, of 320 Ma, was admitted to Middletown Hospital with possible back and hip injuries and a fractured, as cops pin him to a dollie. An Indiana man, Marshall Kerring, 40, a construction worker from mond, Ind, was admitted with heat exhaustion and reported in satisfactory condition.
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Roy Prater
Middletown
Indiana
Marshall Kerring
Mond
Ind
Accident Victims Undergo Minor Surgery
Cecil Moore of 144 Kensington St. cut his left thumb and forefinger on a power saw during a Saturday accident. A second victim, son of cat tawe 343 Reeeee and Marshall 3838, was also treated for injuries. Both were released after treatment.
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Cecil Moore
Cat Tawe
Ae Marshall
Kensington St
Missing man Paul Skeens Found After Overnight Detention
Paul Skeens aged 34 from 1010 Auburn Street was detained by city police and taken to a hospital for questioning after a disappearance from Ocke Daun Hint Wena last night. He was later released to a brother.
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Paul Skeens
Auburn St
Citious
Man Street
Skeens
City forgets road sign as Middletown speed limit lapse ends
City officials overlook installing a new city limits sign for the relocated Ohio Route 73. Motorists traveling south from Franklin encountered a 50 mph state portion without a warning. City Manager Charles W. Thompson said he intended to address the sign last week but did not due to busy duties.
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North Middletown
Butler
Warren County
Franklin
Charles W. Thompson
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