Driver who caused two accidents fined 325 dollars
Elwood Tackett 29 of Mechanicsburg was fined 325 dollars and costs and sentenced to five days in Butler County jail after hit-skip and operating a car while intoxicated. He struck a car driven by Paul Huber and fled, pursued 15 miles, leading to a rear-end crash as Huber followed Emmert. Patrol described several other crashes with no injuries, including a tractor-trailer into a ditch and multiple rear-end and rollover incidents.
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Butler County
Elwood Tackett
Mechanicsburg
Otto Granner
Tackett
Paul Huber
Hamilton
Route
Charles Emmert
Esty Larsson
Walnut St
Fienner’s Corner
Larsson
Wayne-Madison Rd
Two Bodies Still Sought In Ley Creek
The search for Loretta Gordon, 16, and John Little, 20, continues at Ley Creek, with Butler County Sheriff Walke declaring the bodies likely in the creek after a car crashed into two trees on Warwick Rd. near Seven Mile. Clifford Davis, a survivor, remains hospitalized in a dazed state, unable to add new details.
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Loretta Gordon
John Little
Four Mile Creek
Butler County
Charles B. Walke
Clifford Davis
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Warwick Rd
Davis
Board 10 Seeks Addresses Of Draft Registrants
Local Draft Board 10 reports it has lost contact with 11 registrants. Last-known addresses include Henry C English general delivery Franklin Homer Warren Detroit Mich Johnnie R Johnson Trenton Willie A Thompson Dayton Middletown Willard Banks 312 Vanderveer St Danny LaVest 1705 Pershing Ave James E Welsh 1606 Plum St June Manning 125 Water St Homer Stacy 1606 Woodlawn Ave Clarence E Mills 100 S Broad St Samuel C Kiser 110 Webster St.
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Henry Clayton English
Franklin
Homer Warren
Fourteenth St
Detroit
Mich
Johnnie Richard Johnson
Trenton
Willie Allen Thompson
West Fifth St
Dayton
Middletown
Willard Banks
Vanderveer St
Danny LaVest
Per
Army M. D. Erred on Senator's Son
Senator Gillette charges Army misdiagnosed his son Mark Gillette at Camp Pickett Virginia in October treating a poison ivy case though he had scarlet fever. He cites medical incompetence and says leaders assured correction. A second item notes a Tendon report of four new minerals from cut gems including pale mauve with magnesium beryllium and aluminum from Ceylon.
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Washington
Senator Gillette
D-lown
Army
Mark Gillette
Gillette
Army Training Center
Camp Pickett
Ceylon
Blaze Threatens Ortman-Stewart Garage At 414 Vanderveer
A rubbish smolder near a hot smoke pipe from a furnace sparked a fire at 414 Vanderveer Street threatening a $15,000 Ortman Stewart Transportation Co garage shortly before 3 am. The blaze caused only $10 in damage after three fire units responded and extinguished the small fire.
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Ortman- Stewart Transportation Company
Vanderveer St
City Commissioners to Meet Final 1951 Session
City Commissioners will convene at 4 p m today in the City Building for year end business including fund transfers. Mayor Starick ill not expected. contracts to be received include Ninth Ave sewer project with Burch Construction of Dayton. taxicab rates extension to study. Sutphin St extension property purchase set at 11650.
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Marwood Rupp
Ww. Starick
Ninth Ave
Burch Construction Company
Dayton
Rupp
Sutphin St
Fred J. Schatzmann
Law
Lee Ortman
Streets Still Lead To Accidents
Police investigated three minor accidents yesterday afternoon with several hundred dollars in damage and no injuries. At Park St and Second Ave icy conditions caused $100 damages to Howard L Weimer and Jewell L Mce Cutcheon. Ray Moreland slid on Highland St and hit Estill Chase’s truck, causing about $150 and $25 in damages to cars. Hill Ave and Cleveland St saw minor damage to Charles L Adkins and Julian B Kindred.
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Park St
Second Ave
Howard L. Weimer
Central Ave
Jewell L. Mce Cutcheon
Yankee Rd
Ray Moreland
Mohawk St
Highland St
Estill Chase
Mary Etta St
Hill Ave
Cleveland St
Charles Ll. Adkins
Meadow Ave
Julian B. Kindred
Superior Ave
Canada May Have Model For U S H Bomb Plant
Canadian atomic site at Chalk River is described as a peacetime reactor using heavy water to sustain a controlled chain reaction. American officials call it the most advanced reactor design, suggesting the United States may copy Canada’s heavy water system for an H bomb plant while noting plutonium production advantages. The piece cites scientists and shows implications for U S nuclear plans.
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Chalk River
Ontario
United States
Canada
Laurentian
Ottawa River
Canede
Atomic of
Ottawa
South Carolina
W Bennett Lewis
14 Year Old Lad With Itchy Feet On Road Again
Goebel Banks a 14 year old amateur artist with wanderlust and school aversion is missing after leaving Middletown. Juvenile officer Jake Seibold notes repeated runaways and cites an eight week stay at the Bureau of Juvenile Research to trace his source. Clar ence Paynter 15 also missing is believed to be with him. the pair have relatives in Louisville and Florida is cited as a prior location.
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Goebel Banks
Jake Seibold
Goebel
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Seibold
Middletown
Baltimore St
Louisville
Florida
Clarence Paynter
Young Banks
Weekend Forecast Says Cold Ahead With Cloudy Skies
The forecast hinted at cold weekend weather with no snow predicted today yet old-timers watched the thermometer and the clouds, noting that it looks like snow weather.
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Ohio
Liquid Gold Shows Hope In Cancer Treatments
Report from the American Association for the Advancement of Science session notes colloidal liquid gold used in cancer research. Gold remains localized to tumors, with potential to curb metastasis in cervical and prostate cancers, while other isotopes iodine phosphorus and cobalt are also in use.
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Howard W. Blakesleer
Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association
William H. Beierwaltes
University of
Ye Fan
Police Briefs Report Thefts And Drunk Driving
Police said Robert Nobel 52 reported his room at City Hotel entered with no forced entry. Items taken totaled 8.20 dollars plus tobacco liquor head cheese and a razor. Roy Blackwell 39 was arrested for driving under the influence at Middle town Hospital. Christ mas lights and hubcaps were reported stolen from multiple residents including Charles Loop Joseph Feroria and Maud Reid.
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Robert Nobel
City Hotel
Roy Blackwell
Excello
Middletown Hospital
Charles FE
Columbia Ave
Joseph Feroria
Fimo
Holy Trinity Church
Maud Reid
Crawford St
Fire Fatal to Two Pensioners in Frame House
A blaze destroyed a five room frame house where tenants Will F. Lambright aged 81 and his wife Mattie aged 83 died. The bodies were found among the ruins.
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Alliance
Will F. Lambright
Mattie
Coles Rd Home Tops City Lighting Contest
E J Polisini home on Lebanon Coles Rd won first place in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Home Decoration and Lighting Contest with a well lighted front displaying Santa’s sleigh and reindeer. Roosevelt Junior High School won the church and school division prize, collecting 10 dollars. Bethlehem Lutheran Church earned 5 dollars. Polisini receives 20 dollars and a silver loving cup kept as a permanent JC record, to be shown at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric building. Second place goes to Tom Comstock and third to Arthur Eisele who previously won in 1950. Judges cited originality, lighting, Christmas spirit, size, artistry, and surroundings.
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Santa
E. J. Polisini
Lebanon
Coles Rd
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
South Broad St
Polsini
Jaycees
Tom Comstock
Forrer St. Amanda
Arthur Eisele
Ardmore
John Weber
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Riggs Funeral Home
Philip Lytle
Local Man Held In Accident Case
A Middletown man Charles Hurst aged 34 of 15 North Main Street was arrested at Central Avenue and Main Street for Franklin authorities after allegedly side swiping a car driven by Carl Trout in the 800 block of South Main Street. Police said damage was slight and the case was set for Franklin court. The chief indicated charges would not be pressed if Hurst was unaware of the collision.
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Middletown
Franklin
Charles Hurst
North Main St
Central Ave
Main St
O. E. Chamberlain
Hurst
Carl Trout
South Main St
Franklin Court
Chamberlain
At The Movies Showtimes Friday and Saturday
Paramount screens My Favorite Spy at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 30 and 9 50 p m Friday and Saturday. Strand shows Two Gals and a Guy at 2 15 4 50 7 35 and 10 15 p m Friday plus Vigilante Hideout at 2 700 4 55 8 05 and 10 30 p m. Saturday Two Gels and a Guy at 2 00 4 55 8 05 and 10 30 p m Vigilante Hideout at 3 30 6 25 and 9 30 p m.
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Paramount
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Miamitown
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Augspurger Ave
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Oxford State Rd
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