Middletown Union OKs e Way Agreement Details
Members of the Middletown Municipal Employes Independent Union approved a five proposal plan from City Manager Charles W. Thompson to improve city service. The package covers police rules training facilities efficiency reports and salaries with a goal of quick joint action within city finances and personnel limits.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
Ee Ee Oe
Division of Police
Thompson
Second Man Is Freed In Slaying
Lloyd Miller, 37, of Hamilton, was found innocent by a Butler County Common Pleas Court jury after 24 hours of deliberation in the Grand Hotel knife fracas that left James Crain, 39, of Dayton dead. Co-defendants John Oder and James Lewis faced different outcomes. Oder had charges dismissed while Lewis pleaded guilty to cutting with intent to wound and received probation considerations. Miller still faces two indictments for cutting with intent to kill.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Oder
Fred B. Cramer
Lewis
Miller
South Fourth Street
Maple Avenue
Robert Beckemeier
Beckemeier
Cramer
Local Driver Cited After Two Car Mishap at Verity and Clinton
A 37 year old man, Clifford Harris of 1105 Baltimore Street, was cited in Municipal Court after his vehicle collided with Hazel Holliday’s at the Verity Parkway Clinton Street intersection. No injuries were reported. Harris lacked a valid operator's license and damage totaled 75 dollars.
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Clinton Street
Clifford Harris
Baltimore St
Hazel Holliday
Franklin Rt. 2
Doris Steward
E. Orchard St
Lebanon
C. D. Kinsey
Dayton
Stewart Named President of Men’s Horticultural Society
R F Stewart was named president of the Men’s Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown at a meeting last night in the Shanty on Elwood Street. Elected were L E Diver as vice president Tony Agoston secretary and H A McCormick treasurer Joseph Libbee of Cincinnati spoke on Christmas plants and arrangements of holly and poinsettias.
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R. F. Stewart
Men's Horticultural Society of
Greater Middletown
Elwood Street
L. E. Diver
Vvice
Anthony
Tony) Agoston
H. A. McCormick
Joseph Libbee
Cincinnati
Stiles Retires From City Commission After Nine Years
Charles B. Stiles announced his retirement from Middletown City Commission after nine years, leaving to reside in Clearwater Florida for health reasons. He presided last night in Carmody’s absence and received a commemorative wallet and a resolution of appreciation from the board and reporters.
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Charles B. Stiles
City Commission
Stiles
Clearwater
Fla
Francis Carmody
Middletown
Miami River
William W. Donham
Donham
Florida
Carmody
Denham
New York
Stills
Donald M. Gose
Gose
Arthur Sanderson
San
Sanderson
Lyle Hastings Hurt In Fall At Middletown
Lyle Hastings, 45, of West Middleton on Route 1, was reported in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after suffering pelvis, right knee, and hip injuries when he allegedly fell from a truck at about 6 p.m. Hastings is manager of the Middletown Sportsmen's Club.
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Lyle Hastings
West Middletown Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Hastings
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Rumor on City Commission Vacancy In Middletown
Rumor circulated that Mrs. Howard Wilson of S Main Street would be named for the City Commission vacancy created by Charles Stiles resignation. Mrs. Wilson denied any approach or willingness to serve, despite her prominent civic role in Middletown.
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Howard Wilson
City Commission
Charles Stiles
New Municipal Service Building to Open December 18
City will formally dedicate the new Municipal Service Building at Smith Farm on December 18, with an open house to follow next year. The $286000 project houses streets sanitation water distribution park maintenance and signals and alarms and will centralize city vehicle servicing and supplies buying, saving gas costs and reducing reliance on outside services.
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Smith Farm
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
S. Verity Parkway
Rathman
UC Directors Seek 1.2 Million City Aid Through 1958
The University of Cincinnati directors ask City Council to extend the school’s supplemental appropriation through 1958 totaling at least 1.2 million dollars.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Damascus Close to Israeli Border Sparks Refugee Fears
Report notes Damascus, Syria's capital, lies about 40 miles from the Israeli border raising fears of spillover as regional tensions persist. Analysts warn of possible refugee flows and further confrontations affecting civilians and border communities.
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Damascus
Syria
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