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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1955

Page

2

City drains sewage into Great Miami River under suspended permit

City officials could not confirm ongoing discharges as Middletown’s sewage discharge permit expired yesterday. Acting City Manager Charles W. Thompson outlined delays in bidding for a new treatment plant and asked the state to extend the permit. health officials had not replied.

Great Miami River Charles W. Thompson Art Carney Middletown Ohio Department of Health Health Department Thompson Hig Common Pleas Mille: Thompson Co Detroit 9Th Avenue Central-2nd Avenue Sutphin-Grang Bulls-Run Michigan Avenue Bulls Run

Afternoon City Commission Meeting Time Change

The weekly City Commission meeting originally set for 7 45 p m will be held at 2 p m tomorrow. Commissioners approved the afternoon time at their previous meeting.

Rt 4 Relocation Hearing Set for Sept 1

A public hearing on relocating part of Ohio Rt 4 south of Middletown is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. September 1 in the Civic Association building. J. S. Paxton, engineer for Division 5 of the State Highway Department, will preside. The department will present plans near the Rt 747 and Rt 63 intersections.

Ohio Rt. 4 Middletown Civic Association J. S. Paxton Division State Highway Department

Hoxie Schools Stand Against Segregation Move

Hoxie Arkansas school board rejected a segregation petition and kept integration in effect amid protests. About 1,000 students attend the white schools with 25 black pupils admitted at term start.

Hoxie Ark Herbert Brewer Leslie Howell City Hall

Hurricane Hunters Test New Weather Plane Over Diane

Navy hurricane researchers flew the Constellation from Jacksonville Naval Air Station for an all night flight over Hurricane Diane. The lab aircraft with advanced radar and $1 million worth of gear targeted data on tropical storms while other planes conducted low level penetrations.

Jacksonville Fla Navy Hurricane Hunters Weather Laboratory Constellation Jacksonville Naval Air Station Big Constellation

Ranft's Home Furnishings Promises Quality for Less

The store proclaims affordable, fine home furnishings with a plain store image. Shoppers are invited to visit and see for themselves that prices are lower than competitors while emphasizing value over flash.

Ranft

At The Movies Showings This Week

Theaters list current film runs with showtimes across Paramount Strand Colonial and Dixie venues. Featured titles include Mr Roberts Violent Men Singing in the Corn Daddy Long Legs Double Jeopardy Country Girl Cattle Queen of Montana Roman Holiday Valley of the Sun and more with afternoon and late evening screenings.

Montana Dixie Cruise

Salary talks by city men resume August 25

The city administration and a bargaining committee for city employees will resume discussions Aug. 25, reported acting City Manager Charles W. Thompson. Talks paused after a July 7 meeting when committee members refused to bargain further. Thompson hopes for a recommendation to the City Commission by Aug. 31 if an agreement is reached. The committee includes one member from each city division.

Charles W. Thompson Howard H. Kramer Thompson

Armadillo Lost Prompting Neighborly Calls in Cleveland

A Cleveland Plain Dealer classified ad reads armadillo lost placed by 12 year old John Scott. The boy says the nocturnal burrowing mammal from Florida resembles a watermelon with a nose and fed it bananas oatmeal pears and worms. The missing animal drew several inquiries from readers.

Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer John Scott John South Tropical America Florida

Two Charged In Symonds Death

A deaf and dumb witness identified Ong Ah Too and Suppiah Subramaniam as mob members in the slaying of Gene Symonds, 29, Southeast Asia manager for United Press, during a bus strike demonstration in Singapore last May 12. Both men were ordered to stand trial at the next Assames Court session.

Singapore Ong Ah Too Suppiah Subramaniam Gene Symonds Southeast Asia United Press Symonds Lim Yen Lin Suppiah Ong Assizes Court

Lost Couple On Honeymoon Detected At Sea

Coast Guard spotted Walter A. McGuffin and his bride of three weeks aboard a sloop off Lake Erie. A search had begun after they failed to return from a Bermuda trip. McGuffin laughed and said they were not missing but on an extended wedding trip, as Tupelo moved on.

Detroit Coast Guard Walter A. McGuffin Lake Erie Bermuda George E. Cote Tupelo McGuffin the Tupelo

Red Air Force Units Shifted To Foochow Base

Formosa dispatch says Chinese Communist air force units moved to the remodeled Foochow air base about 120 miles northwest of Formosa. The defense ministry offered no confirmation. The Taiao News Agency reports the field can support all types of aircraft and features underground fuel depots and hangars.

Taipei Formosa Foochow Defense Ministry Taiao

Japs Choose Red China

London reports Red China says about 6000 Japanese civilians live in China and all wish to stay there permanently or for the time being.

London Red China China

Scouters Plan Meeting Of Mound Builders Council

An executive meeting of the Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday in the Civic Association library with council president George Harvey presiding.

Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council Civic Association Library George Harvey

Franklin Operating Levy Appears To Be Dead Issue

Franklin Ohio delayed levy dies after City Solicitor Lloyd Ritz admits deadline error. Councilman Roy Fitzgerald questioned the mix up and a Sept 15 submission date. the correct date Aug 10 was in an updated code, leading to the levy being dropped. Morrow faced a similar misinterpretation despite approved measures.

Franklin Operating Levy Jim Mills Franklin Lloyd E. Ritz Ritz Roy Fitzgerald Council Fitzgerald Ohio Ted Brown Franklin Morrow

Kentuckian arrested in Middletown on kidnapping charges

Walter W. Carr of Morehead Kentucky, 36, was arrested by Middletown police on a Massachusetts kidnapping warrant. He faces two counts for abducting his two sons and daughter, and a Marshfield assault charge may lead to extradition. Carr was taken into custody while visiting relatives with his seven year old daughter in tow. Carr posted a 5000 dollar property bond pending Municipal Court arraignment.

Middletown Kentucky Massachusetts Walter W. Carr Morehead Carr Masschusetts Marshfield Mass Boston Joseph H. Whelen

Butler County Grand Jury Indicts 46 Defendants on 53 Counts

A May term grand jury returned 53 indictments against 46 defendants. Charges include rape, manslaughter, theft, burglary tools, narcotics, and various assault counts. Several cases were continued or ignored, with arraignments set for Friday before Judge Boll.

Butler County Grand Jury Common Pleas P. P. Boll Gaard Jack Callahan Middletown John E. Stokes Warren C. Pence Anthony Likiarthis Courtney Moore Willie Sims Stanley Cain Stanley Jones Sidney Scaratow Merle E. Ellen Paul Hoskins Denver Abner Fred, T. Wallan Clyde N. Huffman Daniel Kane Gladys Harper William Thomas Kane Robert Helton William Cornele William Flagg Matthew Thompson Butler County Christine Tapp Lemon Township Charles Williams Madison Township Beulah Mahendra Grand Larceny Eugene Angel Amos Gross Charles Edwards Dale Hughes John E. May

Airman First Class James F. Hopper Returns Home on 26 Day Furlough

Airman James F. Hopper 23 son of Mrs Hobart Hopper Sr. of 2916 Wilbraham Road arrived home for a 26 day furlough after four years in the Air Force. He reenlisted for six years after serving three and one half years in Weisbaden Germany with the 100th Supply Squadron. He will depart Sept. 11 for Sampson Air Force Base New York. Hopper is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate who entered service in July 1951 and has also been stationed at Lackland AFB Wichita and Ft. Warren Wyoming.

James F. Hopper Hobart Hopper Wilbraham Road Hopper Air Force Weisbaden Germany Sampson Air Force Base N.Y Lemon- Monroe High School

U.S.-China Talks Recess With No Progress on Americans

In Geneva the seventh U.S.-China negotiation session ended after nearly two hours with no sign of progress on the 41 Americans detained by Peiping. Leaders Johnson and Wan Pingnan said civilians repatriation would be discussed again Thursday behind closed doors.

Geneva U.S Peiping U. Alexis Johnson Czechoslovakia Wana Ping-nan Red China Poland

Carlson to Head Golden Age Meet

Tor Carlson director of Middleton parks and recreation will head tomorrow afternoon's Golden Age Club meeting. He will direct games and show films for club members as part of his recreation week program. The meeting starts at 1:30 p.m. at the Civic Association.

Tor Carlson Middletown Parks and Recreation Carlson Civic Association

DWI Charges Filed After Auto Rams Train

A Middletown driver identified as Gordon Pieratt, 43, was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car rammed a coal car pulled by a New York Central switch engine on Grand Avenue. Pieratt, who faced a sprained left ankle, caused about $200 in vehicle damage.

Middletown Grand Avenue New York Central Gordon Pieratt Crawford St Pieratt

Car in traffic lane causes damage on Central Ave crash

A car stalled in the lane in front of 4624 Central Ave. received $125 in damage after a second vehicle driven by a 16 year old collided with it yesterday.

Central Ave

Flowers for Rogers in Alaska Flight Crash Memorial

In Fairbanks Alaska yesterday marks the 20th anniversary of humorist Will Rogers and Wiley Post death. A transport plane dipped low over the crash site monuments and released a wreath of flowers.

Fairbanks Alaska Will Rogers Wiley Post

Flag lowered as Chinese protests mark opening of YMCA conference

In Paris the flag of Communist China was hauled down from the Paris Sports Palace as the 22nd Universal Conference of the YMCA opened. Nationalist Chinese delegates protested and threatened to quit, though Peiping delegates are not present for the meeting.

Paris China Universal Conference of the Young Men's Christian Assn Peiping

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