Break-ins net thieves at Veterans of Foreign Wars and local stores
Police investigated weekend break-ins netting thieves about 200 dollars. At the Veterans of Foreign Wars club 1208 Reynolds Ave 115 dollars and whiskey were taken after an unlocked window. Ohio grocery 323 Clark St reported cigarettes and 61.74 dollars stolen through a rear window. Eddie Everhart 1733 Garfield St said a man was in his room and he may have cut him. Luther Smith 705 Cleveland St reported ransacked floors and rear bar cash missing.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Reynolds Ave
Luther Smith
Cleveland St
Ohio
Clark St
Bill
Eddie Everhart
Garfield St
Robbery report cites slashing and window entry
Everhart stated he slashed at the man. Entrance was gained through the bedroom window. Robert Perry reported theft of tools valued at 10 dollars from the dash compartment of his car at 1706 Fleming Road.
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Everhart
Robert Perry
Fleming Rd
Jap Sub Display Draws Hundreds
Naval reservists in charge of the Jap death by own action submarine display at Broad St and Central Ave drew a large crowd. More than 800 Middleton residents visited in three hours last night. The free exhibit, sponsored by the Navy Clubs of the United States, remained open until 10 p m and will tour Covington next.
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Broad St
Central Ave
Navy Clubs
United States
Covington, Y
New York Journal of Commerce Faces AFL Lockout
Union printers in New York claim a lockout exists at the Journal of Commerce. ITU officers at Milwaukee may declare a lockout or intervene. A request for a temporary $9 weekly raise was rejected. $9 lifts had just been granted to ITV printers on 12 NYC dailies.
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NEW York
New York Journal of Commerce
Daily Business
AFL _ International Typographical Union
Milwaukee
Laurence H. Victory
ITU
Journal of Commerce
ITV
New York City
Calf Starter Aids Dairymen in Boosting Milk Supply
A scientific calf starter for dairymen is presented as a method to raise milk and milk products for home use and for shipping.
Dr Neer Urges East End Sanitary Improvements
Dr L C Neer health commissioner urged sanitary upgrades in the newly annexed East End Territory. He noted many outside toilets exist where sewers are or will soon be available and urged proper maintenance or elimination to avoid health hazards. He added property owners must connect to sewers where available by law.
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East End
L. C. Neer
Dr. Neer
Neer
Five New Buses To Be Displayed In Middletown
The Ohio Bus Line shows five new intercity motor coaches to the public in Middletown on Wednesday. Morris Edward, company president, says the display will run from 7 to 9 30 p m at the Milner Hotel on S Main Street with a 30 minute test ride for a small group, followed by lunch. The coaches are GM diesel powered, air conditioned, and seat 41 passengers.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Morris Edward
Ohio Bus Line Company
Milner
S. Main St
Edwards
News - Journal
General Motors
Cloudy Humidity Forecast for Late August Weather
The forecast predicts cloudy and more humid conditions with little temperature change. A cloudy period is expected to begin tonight. Yesterday’s high reached 89 and the low 62, with morning temperatures around 60 rising to 72 by 9:30 a.m.
Warren retrial starts Monday in Warren County
The retrial of Lige Stamper and Hent Smith, both Warren County residents charged with armed robbery, was set to begin in Warren County Common Pleas Court on Monday. A mistrial occurred last April after the juror’s father died, halting testimony.
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Warren
Lebanon
Lige Stamper
Hent Smith
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Alton Brown
Greek Army Advances Near Grammos Summit
The Greek army exploited a break on the guerillas south western flank and advanced nearly two miles today to within 700 yards of the main Grammos Summit along the Albanian border. National forces pivot to trap guerrillas in the Grammos Mountains front.
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Athens
Grammos
Grammos Mountains
City Briefs for Monday and Tuesday Meetings
Local organizations schedule meetings across Middletown including the American Legion Blythe Williams Post at 836 Eighth Ave and the Longview Social Service League at 110 Monroe St. The Cancer Clinic opens at Middletown Hospital 7 p.m. and various clubs hold noon or evening sessions through the week.
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Blythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Eighth Ave
Longview Social Service League
Mary Strodtbeck
Monroe St
Middletown Hospital
Police Briefs Detail Weekend DUI Arrests and Car Theft Report
Three men faced charges of physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated after weekend arrests. Charles Noble, 24, was stopped at Central and Clark, Everett Brown, 30, near Garfi eld and Central, and Curt Pelfrey, 35, in the 1400 block of Central. Woodrow Centers, 25, was jailed for intoxication and resisting arrest. Thomas Johnson reported his father’s car theft, license E-5207, from Manchester and Broad. William A. Short, 30, of Louisa Kentucky, arrested for cadging at Charles and Central and to appear in Middletown Municipal Court.
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Charles Noble
Plum St
Central Ave
Clark St
Everett Brown
Sycamore St
Garfield St
Curt Pelfrey
Grand Ave
Woodrow Centers
Richmond St
Thomas Johnson
Oxford State Rd
Manchester
Broad St
Charles St
William A. Short
Louisa
Middletown Municipal Court
Poison ivy symptoms noted after exposure at church event
The Perry Methodist Church report mentions poison ivy symptoms typically appearing 12 to 24 hours after exposure.
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Perry (D.) Methodist Church
Mount Union names Kennett to religion philosophy chair
Mount Union College announces Dr. John B. Kennett of Fort Mill South Carolina as head of the religion and philosophy department and holder of the Cornelius Altman Chair. He succeeds Dr. William R. Locke who becomes a pastor.
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College Alliance, O. (Ap
Mount Union College Today
John B. Kennett
Fort Mill
S. C
Cornelius Altman
William R Locke
Rubber Industry Heading Into New Production Era
Akron dispatch reports B F Goodrich president John L Collyer says the rubber industry has moved to a higher activity level in the postwar era. Demand rises for tires belts and machine mountings with over 3 135 000 long tons consumed in three years since the war.
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Akron. C
John L. Collyer
B. F. Goodrich Company
Collyer
Pearl Harbor
President Chosen By 78th Division Veterans Group
Alfred H. James of Jersey City was elected president of the 78th Division Veterans Association at the 1948 annual reunion at Fort Dix New Jersey. Delegates from New York New Jersey Illinois Ohio West Virginia Maryland Delaware and Connecticut attended the meeting.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Alfred H. James
Jersey City
78Th Division Veterans Association
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Connecticut
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Eric A. Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
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Chungking
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Post
Hunter-Clark Post
VFW
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Order of Eagles
Middletown Co-Operative Club
Stoutenborough
Greentree Rd
Richard E. Moore
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T. P. Greenway
South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporation
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Manchester Hotel
South Africa
S. Broad ST
Victoria Lake
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R. V. Crist
Butler County
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Central Ave. Dia
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