Seven Crash Injuries Reported By Patrol In Busiest Evening
State patrolmen reported seven injured last night and today in one of the month’s busiest periods. Officers said calls came in steadily from 11 40 p m until early today as wreckers were needed on most calls. Three Patterson Field Air Corps men were hurt when a car driven by Francis D Young struck a truck at Route 25 Maud underpass. The crash sent Frank Weav erling Bruce Baker to Middletown Hospital, all treated and released. Other injuries followed from two more accidents on Route 25 near Yankee Road and a third wreck on Route 25 at West Chester, with victims transported to hospital and later released or treated.
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John Booth
Althou
Booth
Air Corps
Patterson Field Daton
Cincinnati
Francis D. Young
Patterson Field
Maud
Route 25
Young
Frank Weaverling
Bruce Baker
Weaverling
Baker
John Young
Liberty St
Middletown Hospital
Roy E. Cole
Glendale
Car Crash Near Middletown Destroys Vehicle
Earl Palmer age 86 of 2011 Eaton Ave Hamilton escaped injury after his car was demolished in an early Route 73 crash two miles east of Middletown. Palmer said he brake and swerved to avoid a bus then collided head on with a four wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Palmer
Eaton Ave
Hamilton
Middletown
Palmer
Driver Survives Route 25 Guard Rail Crash Near Monroe
Patrolmen reported at 11 40 p m a car driven by Herbert Bradford 19 of Rapid Run Rd Cincinnati struck a guard rail and overturned on Route 25 just south of Monroe. Bradford escaped injury as the vehicle piled up at the bottom of the hill on the curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Herbert Bradford
Rapid Run Rd
Cincinnati
Arm Crashes Sideswipe In Road Incident
Hamilton resident Gwaltney 45 suffered severe injuries to his left arm and body bruises in a sideswipe on Darrtown Road. He was driving with an arm out the window when it was caught between two vehicles, requiring Mercy Hospital treatment with possible amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cecil Gwaltney
Harrison Route 1
Darrtown
Richard Schultheiss
Gwaltney
Mercy Hospital
Lions Club hears Methodist pastor at LeSourdsville Lake
The Rev. William Ballinger, pastor of Monroe and Avaanda Methodist Churches, spoke at the Lions Club noon meeting at LeSourdsville Lake. He described the Seven Pillars of American Civilization as church, school, law, Bible, free speech and press, home, and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ballinger
Monroe
Avaanda
Lions Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Calamity Jane and Sam Bass at Paramount
Paramount shows Calamity Jane and Sam Bass with Yvonne DeCarlo and Howard Duff Friday and Saturday at 2 45 5 50 and 8 50 p m The double feature includes Criss Cross with Burt Lancaster and Yvonne DeCarlo at 1 15 4 15 7 15 and 10 p m.
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Paramount
Calamity Jane
Sam Bass
Yvonne DeCarlo
Howard Duff
Criss Cross
Burt Lancaster
Strand Presents The Raven And Murder in Rue Morgue Showings
Bela Lugosi stars in The Raven with Doris Karloff this Friday and Saturday at 1 15 3 55 6 40 and 9 20 pm Friday plus 3 15 6 30 and 9 10 pm Saturday Murder in Rue Morgue with Bela Lugosi and Sidney Fox screens Friday at 2 20 5 05 7 45 and 10 30 pm and Saturday at 1 30 4 40 7 50 and 10 35 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Lugosi
Doris Karloff
Rue Morgue
Sidney Fox
Rep Smith to Leave Bethesda Hospital for Marion Home
Rep. Smith of Ohio was released from Bethesda Naval Hospital to return to Marion after nearly a month as he recovers from a heat prostration. He was listed in improved condition.
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Hospital Washington
Rep. Smith
Ohio
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Marion
Smith
Eagle Official To Speak Here September 4
William G. Watson, Grand Aerie vice president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will speak at the rededication of the remodeled Aerie 528 at 2 30 p m Sunday September 4 as part of a weeklong celebration. Out of town Eagles attend the $45000 redecorating project with public tours between noon and 6 30 p m Thursday September Be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Watson
Grand Aerie
Order of the Eagles
Aerie
Eagle
Refund rate for GI insurance dividends outlined
Officials say veterans may receive about 50 cents per thousand dollars of coverage monthly, with total payouts depending on policy age and duration. Dividends apply to policies held between 1940 and 1947, with processing at the American Legion Armory in Middletown starting Monday night and continuing through the week, aided by the VFW.
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Civic Association
Veterans Service Center
American Legion
Middletown
The
Legion Armory
VFW
E. A. Lampe
Nine School Patrol Captains Named at Middletown Meet
At the first Middletown Safety Patrol Club meeting of the term Paul Wilson reports 31 patrol boys attended. Fred Perry leads Central School with captains named at St Johns Holy Trinity Booker T. Washington Garfield Jefferson South North and Maple Park.
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Middletown
Civic Association
Paul Wilson
Fred Perry
Central School
Robert Singhoffer
St. Johns
Robert Yauch
Holy Trinity
Joseph Tipton
Booker T. Washington
Ronald Chrisman
Garfield
Richard Wendt
Jefferson
Tom Wiley
South
Armco Officials Among 150 Feted By Wright Field Command
Twelve Armco Steel officials joined 150 Miami Valley industrialists hosted by the U S Air Force Institute of Technology at Wright-Patterson Field in Dayton. The group toured labs witnessed an air show and heard from Maj General L C Craigie with Lt General B W Chidlaw among attendees.
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Armco Steel Corporation
Miami Valley
U. S. Air Force Institute of Technology
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Charles R. Hook
W. W. Sebald
L. C. Craigie
B. W. Chidlaw
Wright Field Air Materiel Command
Air Force
Armco
KE. A. Emerson
F. H. Fanning
L. T. Johnston
L. F Reinartz
R. A. Dadisman
R. S. Gruver
Hugh Wright
R. S. Burns
M. C. Patton
H. L. Woods
Births at Local Hospital Reported This Week
Mr and Mrs Earl Henry of 424 Shafer welcomed a girl on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Louis Rossi of 118 North Sutphin welcomed a boy on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Blackburn of 1802 Meadow Ave welcomed a boy on Friday.
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Hospital
Earl Henry
Shafer
Louis Rossi
North Sutphin
Daniel Blackburn
Meadow Ave
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Schuyler Campbell 27 a car penter 1933 Howard Sr. and Roberta J Reed 18 of 318 Wayne St. James Everette Manning 20 a truck driver Lebanon and Edna Maxine Cox 18 a shoe factory employe Madison Township. Ray Chadwell 22 a student and Ruth Robinette 19 a machine operator both of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Campbell
Carpenter
Howard Sr
Roberta J. Reed
Wayne St
Congresswoman Bolton Relies on Rest in Vichy France
Representative Francis P. Bolton of Ohio says ten days of rest in Vichy has benefited her after a period of illness. She notes she needed to escape U S congressional duties to recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Francis P. Bolton
Ohio
United States
Congress
Hospital notables and dismissals listed in Franklin area notes
In The Hospital Earl Weber of Franklin, medical. Dismissed Mrs. George Noell of Lebanon Route 1. Mrs. Josephine Denny Moore St. Mrs. John Madaffari of Young of St. Miss Magdalene Cottrell of 20th Ave Anthony Rizzo of Manchester Ave. Mrs. Fred Ward of Franklin. Everett Wills of Harlan St. Asa Sutton of Franklin Route Hill is Hendricks of Hill Ave.
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Earl Weber of
Franklin
George Noell
Lebanon
Josephine Denny Moore
John Madaffari
Young
St. Miss Magdalene
20Th Ave
Anthony Rizzo
Manchester Ave
Fred Ward
Everett Wills
Harlan St
Asa Sutton
Free DDT Distribution Expands As Demand Rises
Middleton Junior Chamber of Commerce will issue 2000 more units of six per cent DDT on Saturday at the Sherwin Williams Store 1310 Central Ave to meet overwhelming demand. Jaycee president Russell Stevens Jr says 2897 units were picked up Wednesday and demand remains high. Residents may choose liquid for spray and paint use with indoor applications lasting months and outdoor protection shorter. A Dayton supply line will deliver the additional stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jaycees
Hamilton
Dayton
Stevens
Middletown Affected by Ohio Anti-Pollution Law
Ohio’s new anti-pollution law limits dumping untreated sewage into rivers and streams. Middletown is listed to build a sewage disposal plant but officials say immediate construction is unwise due to a major sewer improvement program. Restoring river health and ensuring treatment before discharge are key goals backed by Governor Lausche and health officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Middletown
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio River Valley
Ohio Department of Health
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Squire J. E. Jackson
Louis Garrett
Yankee Rd
Middletown Hosital
McCoy-Leffler Amance
Thelma Jean Matts
Hopple St
Clyde Crosthwaite
Carthage Ave
Norwood
Robert R. Chaney
Maude
West Chester
Chaney
Howard E. Snyder
Mansfield
Party Service Cor
Verity Pkwy
First Ave
Eagles
Old State Theater
Central Ave
W. G. Watson
Edward Polling
Martin Thomas
Thomas
Middletown Co-Operative Club
Wilson
Wright Field Command
John McGrail
E. Ayler
Burlington
Bayard G. Sheppard
West Alexandria
Phillip Glancey
Morrow
Bonnie Purcell
Hill Is
Hendricks
Hill Ave
Ohio State Department of Health
Midtletown
Mobile Laboratory
Columbus
O Ae
Ohio State Air
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Bendix
Acme Refrigeration Service
FED
Wearn ce-Bino
Listed and
Consumer Service
Goodyear
John Ross
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