Lausche Decries Commercial Vice as Threat to Youth
Former Ohio governor Frank J. Lausche warned that commercial vice and gambling, aided by public officials, threaten youth. Speaking at the Manchester Hotel to the Co-Operative Club, he urged self examination and emphasized law, education, and community efforts to shield young people. He urged tighter moral standards and cited his own law background as basis for believing youth can improve. He then urged conservation at Middletown Sportsmen's Club, condemning resource waste and strip mining while calling for responsible use of forests and natural heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lausche
Co - Operative Club
Manchester
Co - Operettes Club
Lausche
Youth of America
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Middletown
Dewey Campaign Aide Hugh D Scott To Visit Ohio
Hugh D Scott Jr campaign manager for Gov. Dewey will arrive at Vandalia Airport Sunday August 29 for a speaking engagement at Miami Valley Chautauqua. H H Lawrence Lawrence general manager of the resort will escort him to the Chautauqua. Scott helped secure the nomination and aims to organize Republican candidates nationwide. He is a former Philadelphia congressman and naval officer. This marks his first Ohio appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Vandalia
Miami Valley Chautauqua
H. H. Lawrence
Lawrence
Chautauqua
Scott
Dew
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Ohio
Child Struck by Car Injures Head and Elbow
A 3 year old girl, Dorothy Jean Everhart of 1733 Garfield St, was injured when struck by a car while crossing the street. She received head and elbow abrasions at Middletown Hospital after being taken there by her parents. The driver fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jean Everhart
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Driver Arrested After Central Avenue Crash
Earl Tutt, 34, of 2308 Grand Ave, was arrested for failure to have an operator's license after his car rear ended a vehicle driven by James Sherard, 23, of 2228 South Main St, which was stopped for Walter Withrow, 39, of Camden, to turn onto Lesbe St. from Central Ave. About $25 damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Tutt
Grand Ave
Central Ave
Leibee St
Tutt
James Sherard
South Main St
Walter Withrow
Camden
Lesbe St
At the Movies Paramount Showings Hatter’s Castle
Paramount presents Hatter’s Castle starring James Mason and Deborah with showings at 3 05 6 25 and 9 45 p m Also Best Man Wins featuring Edgar Buchanan and Anna Lee at 1 45 5 10 and 8 30 p m
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Paramount
Hatter’s Castle
James Mason
Deborah
Edgar Buchanan
Anna Lee
Dixie Cruise In Weeknights Show Times
Wednesday feature titled Fun On A Weekend stars Eddie Bracken and Priscilla Lane at 8 25 and 10 50 PM Thursday entry The Gangster with Barry Sullivan and Belita at 8 25 and 10 55 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Bracken
Priscilla Lance
Barry Sullivan
Belita
County Dog Quarantine Is Extended
Butler County officials announce a 90 day extension of the dog quarantine first imposed May 11. The extension cites suspected rabies cases in the West Park area. Middletown reports no August rabies cases and one in July as officials consider extension. The city health board also ordered a 90 day quarantine expiring August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
H. A. Moore
West Park
Middletown
City Health Board
L. C. Neer
Missing Camden Child Found in Middletown
An 11 year old Camden girl, Marlene Wheeler, missing since 9 30 a m yesterday, was found safe by Detective James Davis and Enquirer reporter John Clark seated in a Central Ave doorway. The search extended from Preble County to Middletown with officials, state troopers, and residents scouting fields and roads and even using an airplane. The girl said she had been to two movies since arriving in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
James Davis
Enquirer
John Clark
Central Ave
Marlene Wheeler
Preble County
Middletown
Here
Detetive Davis
Trains Derail at Miller Station. Hobos Fatality Reported
Twelve Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars derailed at Miller Station. Sheriff Conope said a man, believed to be a hobo, was killed. Detective Tom Hayes from Dennison was critically injured near Jewett when his car overturned while rushing to the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miller Station
Conope
Tom Hayes
Dennison
Jewett
Blount Receives 45 Day Suspension For Paddock Club
James R. Blount of Hamilton had his night club permit for the Paddock Club at 150 High St. suspended for 45 days by the Ohio Board of Liquor Control. The action, effective yesterday, followed charges of permitting gambling and possessing gambling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Blount
Hamilton
Paddock Club
High St
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Blount
Lavoptik Eye Helper Ad Praised by Thousands
An old advertisement promises relief for tired eyes with Lavoptik. It urges readers to relax the eyes during close work, look up often, and bathe irritated eyes with soothing solution. The ad claims 30 years of success and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Olympics Held By Municipal Playgrounds
Middletown playgrounds held Junior Olympics at Roosevelt Junior High School track with 225 participants from 11 playgrounds in morning events for various age classes. Sycamore and Douglas tied for first with 43 points. Yankee was third and Central fourth. In the afternoon Senior Olympics Douglas won with 47 points. Sycamore and Sunset tied for second with 44. Gardner was fourth. Colorful encampments earned extra points for Sunset Barnitz Yankee Gardner and Lakeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Roosevelt
Sycamore
Douglas
Yankee
Central
Barnitz
Gardner
South
Sunset
Sherman
Goldman
Lakeside
Sycamore and
No Organized Resistance To Meat Price Protests In Middletown
A telephone poll shows no woman was asked to boycott meat and groceries but support for price-cut campaigns remains strong. Middletown women report cutting menus while the Greater Cincinnati Consumers Conference plans a 10-day meat ban and limited shopping thereafter. Al Leake Jr says no local strike exists, yet some individuals are already boycotting until prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Journal Today
Greater
al Leak, Jr
Leak
AEIF Midsummer Outing Draws 700 Members
More than 700 Armco Employes Independent Federation members attended a boat house midsummer outing. Entertainment featured Oscar Thomas and his String Band Staircase Four quartet and Ralph Henderson with movies. Planning was led by J. R. Bowman.
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Armco Employes Independent Federation
Oscar Thomas
The
Staircase Four Quartet
Ralph Henderson
J. R. Bowman
Wrestling Event Promises Sportsmen Carnival Activities
A second annual Middletown Sportsmen's Club carnival will run October 14 to 17 with a wrestling match on Saturday night and a registered shoot on Sunday. Proceeds fund club projects and debt retirement on the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Sportsmen’s Club
Don Carey
Carey
Earl Beaver
State Conservation Department
Frank Vale
Franklin
Ohio Conservation Congress
Congress
George Koeppel
Joe Blose
Frank J. Lausche
County Health Officials Seek Halt to Track Opening
Hamilton and Butler County health officials filed an injunction to stop opening the county fairgrounds race track on August 16. Dr. H A Moore and J M Clarke seek to bar Ohio Sports Enterprises and the Butler County Agricultural Society over inadequate sanitation and animal and human safety facilities. Judge P P Boll issued a restraining order and scheduled a Saturday hearing amid ongoing questions about compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Ohio Sports Enterprises, Incorporated
Butler County Agricultural Society
H. A. Moore
County Health
J. M. Clarke
City Health Commissioners
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas
Dr. Moore
Car of County Engineer Fred Hmamerle Reported Stolen
A car owned by County Engineer Fred Hmamerle was reported stolen from Hamilton this morning. Police noted the vehicle bears the title County Engineer on both doors in white letters and carries license OH-44.
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Fred Hmamerle
Hamilton
Kiwanis To Hear Rev John Lacy Thursday Noon
Rev John V Lacy of Calvary Methodist Church will discuss Some Achievements of the Common Man as guest speaker at the Kiwanis noon meeting in the Manchester Hotel Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Lacy
Calvary Methodist Church
Manchester Hotel
Collinsville Man Killed By Passenger Train
Edward H. Patchell 62, a retired farmer from Princeton Glen Dale Pike near LeSourdsville, died after his car was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania passenger train at 5 20 a m on Route 127 near Collinsville. The train engineer said the crossing flashers were working and the car was pushed 150 feet before the train stopped. Funeral arrangements are handled by Webb Funeral Home in Hamilton. Deputy Louis Fritz investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Patchell
Princeton-Glendale Pike
LeSourdsville
Pennsylvania
Collinsville
G. O. Doner
Hamilton
Patchell
Webb Funeral Home
Butler County
Louis Fritz
Dayton Man Bound Over To Jury In Two Cutting Suspects
Roscoe Large, 35, of 100 Penrod St., Dayton, was ordered held for the Butler County Grand Jury on two charges of cutting with intent to kill. Bond was set at $1000 in each case after his arraignment before Acting Judge Ben Worcester. Large was implicated in the assault on John Sally and Charles Thomas, with Sally hospitalized at Middletown Hospital and reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Butler County Grand Jury
Roscoe Large
Penrod St
Ben Worcester
Large
Franklin
John Sally
Union Rd
Charles Thomas
Anderson Sr
Sally
Middletown Hospital
Communists Admit Publication Arrears Threaten Stoppage
Tokyo AP report says Japan's Communist party paper Akahata faces 2.6 million yen in arrears with subscriptions overdue and the publication nearing complete stoppage. It appeals for contributions and warns of powerful action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKYO
Japan
Akahata
Red Flag
Body identified in Ohio River case near Gallipolis
Pro secutor Robert M. Betz announced the body recovered from the Ohio River has been identified as Nora Ellen Young alias Richardson of Charleston West Virginia. Identification was made through FBI records. The body was found on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Ohio River
Nora Ellen Young
Richardson
Charleston
W. Va
FBI
Walkout Ends. 650 Open Hearth Workers Return to Steel Plant
About 650 open hearth workers returned to work at the Carnegie-Illinois Steel plant in Youngstown ending a walkout. Grievances that caused the stoppage will be negotiated with union officials.
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Youngstown, O
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Nena
Weather forecast: warm humid with scattered storms
The forecaster warns of warm humid weather with scattered thunder showers tonight and little temperature change Thursday. Tuesday low 63 at 6:30 am, 62 at 2:30 pm, today’s low 72 at 5 am, and a high of 81 at 10:30 pm.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Welcomes Three New Members
Three new members were accepted into the Post during last night's Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting. Members discussed the upcoming national convention in St. Louis and plans to attend. Chaplain Howard Brown reported on members on the sick list. Next meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Louis
Howard Brown
Resident named lodge lecturer in Ohio Amaranth order
Mrs Reuben Doty of 817 Eighth Ave was named grand lecturer for District four of the Amaranth Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Ohio at a Wilberforce College conference. A 16 year Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 member she served 12 years as financial secretary and four years ago became Royal Matron. She is Bethel A M E church superintendent and her husband is royal patron of the OES chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Doty
Eighth Ave
State of Ohio
Amaranth
Order of Eastern Star
Wilbereforce College
Doty
Lily of the Valley Chapter
Bethel A. M. E
OES
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Middletown Co-Operative Club
Hugh Scott
Hugh D. Scott JR
Tor Extra Wears
Fleon
Ralston
Paint Store, Inc
N. Broad St
Hobo
Castell Drug CO
DRY Cleaners
Main ST
Eagles
Lesourdsville Lake
Butler County Home
Sportsmen
Miamisburg
Gerald Penwell
Miamisburg Soldiers Home
Gerald Jr
Miami Valley Hospital
Corp. E. A
Penwell
National Cash Register Company
Europe
Florence
Mary Jane
Katie Marie
Raymond Penwell
Lillian Yost
New Lebanon
Betty Method
John Lacy
Daytonian
Lodge
Chair
Upholstering Company
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
George Morningstar
J. R. Byrum
Armco Veterans Club
Wyilliamso
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
C. W. Ross
All-Puel
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
O. Dia
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