Middletown strengthens juvenile delinquency program
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore and officer Pt. Jack Crocker announce a tougher approach to juvenile delinquency. Adults aiding delinquency especially in alcohol sales porn and narcotics face prosecution. Crocker returns from USC training to lead reform efforts with cooperation from parents and court probation staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blackmore
Jack Crocker
Cys
Crocker
Blackmore
Delinquency Control Institute
University ‘of Southern California
Middletown
Buatder County Domestic Relations ‘Court
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Philippines
Thailand
Community event listings show local clubs and meetings
A sequence of meeting notices lists groups in Monroe and surrounding areas. entries include the Monroe Firemen's Association, Monroe Grange, Middletown Civic Symphony, VFW Post 6405, Civitan Club, Rotary Club, Al Anon, Mayfield Fire Department, American Citizen's Club, Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Association, MHS Band Associates Board, American Legion 218, 100F Miami Lodge, FOE Lodge 528, and SPEBSQSA with locations such as Manchester Hotel Armory and Legion Home. Times range from noon to 8 p.m. across various venues like Manchester Hotel, Garfield Street, and local halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Council
Manchester
Monroe Firemen’s Association
Monroe
Monroe Grange
Middletown Civic Symphony
Armory
VFW
Garfield
Al-Anon Family Group
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
American Citizen's Club
Middletown Grocers & Meat, Dealers Association
Chatterdine
MHS Band Associates
American Legion
Legion Home
Miami Lodge
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Spebsqsa
Legion
Kennedy Cut Barber Sharpening Scissors For Kennedy Third Inauguration
Louis Bocchetto Kennedy’s New York barber prepares for a Washington trip to give the president elect his third good luck haircut. He recalls crafting the Kennedy look at the Park Lane Hotel and how the first two cuts coincided with major campaign milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Rim
Louis Bocchetto
John F Kennedy
Washington
Italy
Los Angeles
Bocchetto
Louie
Park Lane Hotel
Park Avenue
Mr. Kennedy
United States
Sak
Hia
Philippe
Louis Jr
Cincinnati men plead guilty in wagering tax case
Two Portsmouth area men Martin Coyne Grierson and Sam Howard Alva Chabot pleaded guilty to failing to file and pay a special wagering tax. U.S. District Judge John H. Druffel fined each man $100. Grierson, 57, operated a New Boston drive in restaurant. Chabot, 58, ran a restaurant and filling station. They were arrested November 18 during a nationwide raid on suspected gambling operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
John H. Druffel
Martin Coyne Grierson
New Boston
Sam Howard
Alva Chabot
Grierson
Chabot
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By John Fleming
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Civitan Club
Manchester Hotel
Rotary Club
Safety Council
Civic Association Library
Sertoma Club
South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda Fire House
By John O. B. Wallace
Txain
Walter Zecher
Yule Tree Farm
Oxford St. Rd
Yankee Rd
Resistol
Boeing
Corner Mens Shop
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Orion
Pajamas
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Robe
Miahati
Colognes
Prince Gardner
Bond Street
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