Cincy Man Burned In Mason Crash After Stop Sign Failure
Marion Kinnett 25 of Swifton suffered second and third degree burns when his car collided with a Covington driver on Bethany Mason Road at Rt 741. The car burst into flames and Kinnett was hospitalized in Hamilton. Others injured in related accidents nearby include Carl Johnson 24, and two West Middletown youths treated for head injuries after a dirt-embankment crash. Police report multiple accidents around Middletown with highway traffic described as heavy during the holiday period.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
Marion Kinnet
Swifton
Cincinnati
Kinnett
Bethany-Mason Road
Rt. 741
Dorsie ‘Childers
Covington Ky
Kinnett Auto
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mason Life Squad
West Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Franklin-Trenton
Rt. 122
Leonard Taylor
Taylor
S. Main Street
Rt. 73
Fiza H. Abraham
Auburn St
Eagle's Corner
Kelly C. Prater
Trenton Rt. 1
Sharon
Not Curb Service Price Up. City Raises Garbage Rates
City Manager Charles W Thompson announced higher garbage collection rates while clarifying curb placement rules. Commissioners rejected moving cans to the curb and approved a $5 annual increase from $16 to $21, citing inconvenience for residents without alleys and rear-yard cans.
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Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Burns Send 3 To Hospital
Three people were admitted to Middletown Hospital with burns from spills and hot water. Howard Tutt 5 suffered first and second degree burns on legs back and right shoulder after a tub of hot water. Irris Cecil 1 burned on back and forehead when grease spilled on her from a kettle. Loretta Filgate 22 received first and second degree burns on both feet from hot grease and was released after treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
Howard Franklin Tutt
Raymond Tutt
Carroll Ave
Irris Cecil
Clarence Cecil
Granada Ave
Loretta Filgate
Columbia Ave
Scouts Hold Holiday Party and Lodge Meeting
Seventy scouts and guests attended the Order of the Arrow Christmas party and business meeting at the Cincinnati Gas & Electric auditorium on Mary Etta Street. Lodge Chief Ronald Bales presided. Scout Executive Russell L. Efker spoke. lodge officers and committees were recognized. After dinner, entertainer Mark Hodapp performed sleight of hand tricks.
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Order of the Arrow
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Mary Etta Street
Ronald Bales
Russell L. Efker
Mark Hodapp
Loretta Dr
Miami student Garvin to speak on Russia education standards
William Garvin a Miami University graduate student will speak at tomorrow's Civitan Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel on Educational Standards In Russia His remarks draw on observations from a recent visit to Russia.
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William Garvin
Miami University
Civitan Club
Manchester
Russia
Garvin
Nativity Scene Presented To Middletown City
A 20 minute ceremony at Sunset Park marked the presentation of the Nativity Scene to Middletown citizens. Knight Goodman of the Middletown Journal presented on behalf of the Keep Christ in Christmas Committee. Commission Chairman Francis Carmody accepted the Crib. Mrs. Herschel Bennett and Mrs. Howard Price spoke brief remarks. A barbershop carol group led by Ray Lovely and Charles Apking provided music. The invocation was by Rev Lawrence Krusling and benediction by Rev G Walter Wever.
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Sunset Park
Middletown
Knight Goodman
The
Middletown Journal
Francis Carmody
Herschel Bennett
Howard Price
Ray Lovely
Charles Apking
Lawrence Krusling
G. Walter Wever
Vandals Break In At Amanda School Damaging Offices
Deputies report vandals caused about 200 in damage at Amanda School during a weekend break in. They ransacked the principal’s office, copying a radio valued at 39.95 that was later recovered, after drilling holes in two wooden doors.
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Amanda School
Multiple Christmas Lights Stolen And Vehicle Accessories Taken
Police reported several thefts including over 100 exterior Christmas lights stolen from Fred Stork at 503 Florence St, and Arthur Harvey's lights at 101 Kensington St. Clyde Peters lost two hubcaps from his car at 3104 Ohio Ave. A spare tire was stolen from a George Kahn Co. truck after the chain was chiseled, and milk bottles were thrown at Gene Lewis's home at 109 N Highview Rd.
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Fred Stork
Florence St
Arthur Harvey
Kensington St
Clyde Peters
Ohio Ave
George Kahn Co
Germantown
Gene Lewis
N. Highview Rd
Hit robbed youth recounts early Sunday robbery
William Sparks, 18, of 804 Crawford St, says two armed robbers assaulted him at 12:40 a.m. near 1836 Central Ave. They demanded a wallet, stole $9, and struck him with a blunt weapon before fleeing toward 1st Ave.
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William Sparks
Crawford St
Sparks
Central Avenue
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Central Ave
1St Ave
Millett Away Reception Canceled at Miami Orange Bowl
Miami University announces the New Year’s Day President’s Reception will not be held as President John D Millett and Mrs Millett plan a Florida family vacation. The trip aims to ensure some rooters attend the Orange Bowl basketball tournament opening game against NYU in Coral Gables with Tulane and Miami.
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Oxford
Miami University
John D. Millett
Miami Professor Starts Radio Series on Atomic Energy
Miami University chemistry chairman Dr. Howard L. Ritter launches a 13 weekly programs on Atomic Energy and its Uses on Station WLW at 7 15 p m The Miami University Broadcasting Service produced the series The first program Monday titled The Phantom Key links radioactivity to radium isolation Future 15 minute segments will explain nuclear physics in plain language with emphasis on peaceful applications of the atom.
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Oxford
Howard L. Ritter
iMami University Chemistry Department
Atomic Energy
WLW
Miami University Broadcasting Service
Red Cross Directors To Elect Tomorrow
Middletown Red Cross Chapter directors meet for a noon luncheon at the Manchester Hotel to elect officers including a chapter chairman first vice chairman four vice chairmen and treasurer Ames Gardner chapter chairman announced
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Middletown
Training Program For Den Chiefs On Agenda
Plans for a den chiefs training conference on January 17 will be discussed at 7 30 tonight in the Boy Scout office of the Civic Association. Russell Lo Efker the scout executive will lead the meeting.
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Boy Scout Office
The
Civic Association
Den
Russell Lo Efker
Tojuight
Co-Chairmen Named For Foundation Drive
Capt. John Fitzgerald of the Middletown Police Department and Emmitt Perkins of Rathman Troup Furniture Co. will lead the local National Foundation drive announced by Charles Reuthe. The campaign opens Monday Jan 5 under Middletown Civitan Club sponsorship with aim to fund polio and related crippling diseases.
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Capt
John Fitzgerald
Middletown
Man Troup Furniture Co
National Foundation
Charles Reuthe
Butler County
Middletown Civitan Club
Civitan Club
Dale Dowrey
Fitzgerald
Perkins
Capt. Fitzgerald
National Foundation For
Sherron
Emmitt Perkins
Weith
Wrights Join Hall Of Fame List In Ohio
Ohio selects Orville and Wilbur Wright for the Town Age Hall of Fame alongside Edison Brown and others. Dedication exercises will be held next spring in the statehouse with State Auditor James A. Rhodes announcing the additions. The Wrights are noted for early aviation roots in Dayton and youth era inventive projects beyond flight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Thomas A. Edison
Joe E. Brown
Charles Francis Brush
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Charles F. Kettering
Annie Oakley
Roy Rogers
Howard Chandler Christy
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Paul E. Siple
Four of a Toledo Family Die in Train Crash
A Toledo family of four was killed when a New York Central mail train struck their automobile at the Westwood Avenue crossing. Deputies said the car crossed 16 of 17 tracks at the unlit crossing before the Elkhart Indiana to Toledo train struck. Victims were Walter Janiak 33 Ernestine 27 and children Hilda Marie 5 and Betty Ann 6.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
New York Central Mail
Westwood Avenue
Elkhart
Ind
Walter Janiak
Ernestine
Hilda Marie
Betty Ann
Eaton Suggests Wife For Senate
Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton suggested his wife could be a U S Senate candidate. Mrs Eaton, 36, has been confined to a wheelchair since polio ten years ago and offered no comment on any political plans.
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Cleveland API
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Canada
U. S. Senate
Eaton
Knights of Columbus New Year's Eve Dance Name KC Hall
The Knights of Columbus sponsor a New Year's Eve dance at the KC Hall with music by the Syncopators Orchestra from 9 30 p m to 2 a m Elmer Reed of 4401 Creekview Dr is dance chairman Reservations can be made by contacting him or calling the KC Home.
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Knights of Columbus
K of C
Syncopators’ Orchestra
Elmer Reed
Creekview Dr
Pravda Flags Trade War Over Western Currency Changes
Pravda described weekend shifts in Western Europe currency rules as an economic storm and a trade war. Its London correspondent noted France devalued unexpectedly, catching Britain off guard as London delayed pound convertibility until spring to boost its economy.
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Moscow
Pravda
Europe
London
Britain
Paris
Building Burns at Topeka Hospital Drives 260 Patients to Safety
A Sunday blaze in a 70 year old wing of the Topeka State Mental Hospital forced about 260 patients from their rooms with no injuries. Fire contained quickly, likely started in a first floor clothing room. Damage estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. patients housed in other sections temporarily.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka State Mental Hospital
Alfred P. Bay
Big Day for Three: Father Son and Grandson Share Birthday
In Oakland California a father Aaron Levy 74 from San Francisco his son Harry 33 and grandson David all born December 27 gathered for a triple birthday celebration one day late at Harrys Oakland home.
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Oakland
Calif
Aaron Levy
San Francisco
Bay
Harry
David
Five Officials Sworn In At Hamilton Ceremony
Five new state and county officials were sworn in at Hamilton Municipal Court. Edward H. Dell John W. Thomas Raymond Motley Arthur Reiff and Arthur Ray Tilton took oaths as Democrats. Dell and Reiff were comebacks from 1956 defeats. Tilton assumes in March, others Jan. 5. Louis W. Hoelle eyed as clerk. Reiff shifts board control to Democrats.
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Hamilton Municipal Court Room
Edward H. Dell
Middletown
John W. Thomas
Raymond Motley
Hamilton
Arthur Reiff
Arthur Ray Tilton
Dell
Reiff
Tilton
Williams Predicts Doom If Man Fails to Settle
Miami AP Playwright Tennessee Williams warned the human race may be extinct by 1970 if people do not live in amity. He said cars and space travel show progress but humans still fail to live peacefully on Earth.
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Miami
Fla
Tennessee Williams
Amity
Williams
Sunday Herald
Earth
Plans shown for Middletown High School annex and Roosevelt cafeteria
Architectural firm A M Kinney Associates will present working drawings for the Middletown High School vocational arts annex and preliminary cafeteria plans for Roosevelt Junior High. Superintendent Cromwell said the plans are far along and, if accepted, bids could be invited in early February. Cafeteria drawings are due about the same time. The Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p.m. at the high school.
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A. M. Kinney Associates
Middletown High School
Roosevelt Junior High School
Board of Education
Howard Cromwell
Roosevelt
Cromwell
AEIF Seeks Legislation For SUB Funds To Aid Armco Workers
The Armco Employees In dependent Federation says about 88 600 dollars in supplementary unemployment benefits are held in escrow for Middletown Armco workers. Officials urge Ohio lawmakers to enact or interpret legal changes to allow SUB payments while furloughed workers are laid off. Windsor and Estes plan to press the matter with elected representatives and Governor-elect DiSalle.
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Armco
Middletown
Ed Windsor
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Windsor
AEIF
Henderson Estes
Edward H. Dell
Dell
SUB
Michael V. DiSalle
Crash Kills Five on Arkansas Highway Bridge
Five Arkansans returning from a Colorado visit died when their car collided with a pickup on a bridge near Killed. Victims were Frank Zitzman and Jessie Zitzman, Sloan Rudy and Mary Rudy, and Lena O Bannon of Emboden. Virgil Heckathorn of Winfield Kansas survived and was hospitalized in Coffeeville in fair condition. Ice on the U S Highway 165 bridge is cited as a possible cause. The group had visited Bill Pitts in Colorado Springs.
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Kan
Colorado
Here
Frank Zitzman
Jessie
Sloan Rudy
Mary
Lena O'Bannon
Zitzman
Imboden
Ark
Virgil Heckathorn
Winfield
Coffeeville
C. F. Gibbs
U.S. Highway 165
Arkansans
Zitzmans
Bill Pitts
Colorado Springs
Woman Denied Final Wish Amid Leukemia Tragedy
In St Louis Mrs June Walter a 22 year old mother of two learned three weeks ago she had leukemia. A plan arranged by the Military Air Transport Service would take her to England her native land to die there. She hemorrhaged Saturday night and died Sunday morning one day before departure.
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ST. Louis, Mo
June Walter
England
Military Air Transport Service
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Mason
Thetown Hospital
Sunbury
Carl Johnson
Reynolds Ave
Dayton
State Patrol
Burns
Civitan
Amanda
Garfield School
Homer C. Weikel
First National Bank
Miami Prof
Red Cross
Wrights
Senate
Louis W. Hoelle
Allison Ave
Fairfield Township
A.R. Maslar
Butler County Board of Commissioners
Ben S. van Gorden
Gordon Augspurger
Ross H Snyder
Rieff
Hoelle
MHS Annex
Armee
Sai
Estes
Raymond C. Motley
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
Mary E. Strodtbeck
Sanitone Dry Cleaning Service
Charles
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