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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1952

Page

2

Steel Truck Driver Escapes After Train Clash at Crossing

A truck driver miraculously escaped injury when his vehicle was crushed by a northbound train at the Wicoff Street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad at 4 51 a m. Barker 34 of Woodlawn Avenue said he did not hear the train. Damage to the truck was about 5000 dollars. Conductor Troville said the whistle was blowing and the bell ringing. A fire truck stood by as a precaution due to a potential gasoline explosion.

Wicoff St Pennsylvania Railroad Dalina Robert F. L. Troville Camden Route 3 Barker Company 3

McDade to Attend JA Conference in Chicago

Robert J. McDade executive director of Middle Yown Junior Achievement will leave Wednesday for a Mid-Winter Conference for mid western staff of the Junior Achievement movement. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday with JA directors from Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin Iowa attending the joint sessions.

Junior Achievement, Inc Robert J. McDade Junior Achievement Movement Chicago Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Minnesota Missouri Minois Wisconsin Iowa

Cecil Merritt Armco veteran dies at 55

Cecil P. Merritt 55 of 21 Kenwood Dr. a long time Armco employee died suddenly at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. He had worked at Armco since 1925 in general accounting and previously real estate. Survived by wife Louise and son John C. Merritt, with funeral arrangements pending.

Cecil P. Merritt Kenwood Dr Armco Middletown Hospital Merritt Mr. Merritt Franklin Armce Franklin Schools Business College A. K. Lewis General Accounting Department Employe Merritt al First Presbyterian Church Lincoln Lodge of Masons Louise Merritt John C. Merritt George M. Verity University of Cincinnati Air Forces Eglin Field Fla Ivy Merritt Wileon

Middletown League Promotes Citizens' Committee Meeting

A Middletown session aims to form a Citizens' Committee to back the constitutional convention question on the November ballot. The meeting at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association Building is hosted by the Middletown League of Women Voters with Dr. Howard White of Miami University as speaker. H H Lawrence is named temporary chairman and Attorney Richard Wilmer will introduce White. all voters are urged to attend.

Middletown Middletown League of Women Voters Civic Association Howard White Department of Government Miami University Lausche Ohio Program H. H. Lawrence Citizens’ Committee Fred Winslow White Richard Wilmer Winslow

Home Restaurant Closed by Ohio Liquor Board

The Ohio Board of Liquor Control suspended the Class D-1 permit for Minta Elam doing business as the Home Restaurant at 21 North Main Street Middletown. An April 21 1951 inspection cited missing a three compartment sink and a men's room urinal. Premises must remain closed until February 6 1952 and all orders are complied with.

Ohio Board of Liquor Control Middletown Minta Elam North Main St Board of Liquor Control

Rentschler Seeks Taft Delegate Seat in GOP Convention

Hamilton foundry owner Peter A. Rentschler files as Taft pledged delegate. He joins Dayton’s Howard G. Young and others backing Taft for the Butler and Montgomery county district delegation. Alternates named are Martin A. Coyle and Richard H Grant Jr.

Hamilton Peter A. Rentschler Howard G. Young Dayton Montgomery County Republican Executive Committee Butler Montgomery Martin A. Coyle Butler County Republican Exective Committee Richard H Grant, Jr

Weather Outlook Sees Cloudy Colder Next Few Days

Middletown residents face cloudy, colder weather with a low near 25 and a high around 38 today. Wednesday may warm to about 46 with rain possible as the Miami River readings shift between 10 and 11 feet.

Sewer Project Is On Schedule

Contractors are installing sewer lines behind Barnitz stadium on the north side and will not reach Minnesota Avenue for some time. W H Shawhan reports the $1,194,621 first phase of a four year $7 million program is funded by 1945 bond money with rest via mortgage revenue bonds and sewer charges.

Barnitz Stadium W. H. Shawhan Public Utilities Minnesota Ave Shawhan McKinley School Peel Cas Burch Construction Company Haddad Company Dayton Main St Central Ave Angelo Marra Construction Company Cleveland

John A Sutter Swiss Immigrant Behind California Gold Discovery

John A Sutter, a Swiss immigrant, owned the property where gold was first discovered in California, marking a pivotal moment in the state's history.

John A. Sutter California

City, Miami Conservancy Men To Meet

Engineers of the Miami Conservancy District and city officials plan 2 p.m. talks on a survey of Monday’s flash flood across three city sections. Barton Jones and two associates will outline what happened and suggest steps to prevent recurrence. Francis Carmody hopes for a formal solution.

Miami Conservancy District Barton Jones The Conservancy Francis Carmody Middletown

Train Carries Car Half Mile: Driver Is Safe

A driver, Melvin Salley, 23, of Miamisburg escaped serious harm after his car was struck and carried a half mile on railroad tracks by a freight train near Franklin. He was treated and released at Middletown Hospital. The incident occurred at the New York Central crossing on Carlisle Road. Patrolmen called Salley lucky as he remained in the car throughout. The train, pulling 69 cars, was halted after the wreckage was removed.

Melvin Salley Miamisburg Salley Middletown Hospital New York Central Carlisle Rd Franklin

Early U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs Established

Congress created the Department of Foreign Affairs by act on July 27 1789 and the agency was renamed the Department of State on September 15 1789 marking its formal transition to the current federal department.

Department of Foreign Affairs Congress Department of State

Middletown Pet Tags Sell Steadily Amid Licenses Check

About 2,000 tags plus over 2,100 dog tags and several kennel licenses have been sold in Middletown and surrounding areas. Deputy Carl Wedekind notes the figure is near the area average. The deadline for penalty-free purchases has passed but tags may still be bought with a late fee. County commissioners contemplate a countywide pet check to locate unlicensed animals.

Middletown Carl Wedekind Butler County

At The Movies Showings For Paramount And Strand

Movie listings for Paramount and Strand theaters show schedules for Tuesday and Wednesday featuring The Racket Raging Tide Reunion In Reno Prehistoric Woman Dalton’s Women Tycoon Fighting Kentuckian and note that the Italian name of the port of Leghorn is Livorno.

Paramount Reno Dalton Port of Leghorn Livorno

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