Republican Candidates Awaited To Shape Rae Races
In Hamilton county committee action centers on May 8 primary filings with 4 pm Wednesday deadline. Foster Brate declines. Democratic filings include sheriff contenders Dowd Walke Van Liew Lubbers and Kline. Judge Wessel seeks Court of Domestic Relations nomination. Cherney and Combs also in the mix. Manrod files for county commissioner, signaling contested races across Butler County.
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Middletown
Ohio
Journal
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Foster Brate
Eaton Ave
Republican County Committee
Martin A. Coyle
John F . Dowd
Campbell Ave
Ohio State
Charles B. Walke
George van Liew
Edward Lubbers
Marvin S. Kline
High St
Jackson Bosch
Bosch
Andrew Cherney
Notre Dame University
Cherney
Frank F. Wessel
Hamilton Municipal Court
Court of Domestic Relations
Wessel
Arthur Fiehrer
Alton H. Combs
Combs
William E. Manrod
Nichols Rd
Oxford
Hills and Cordon Peer Ee
Auto Skids Into Creek Injures Three Teens
Three youths were treated for minor injuries after a car driven by Ronnie Burton went out of control on Lower Springboro Road between Franklin and Springboro at 11 p.m. Saturday and skidded into a creek bank. Injured were Geneva Raney 15 Ronmie Burton 17 and Lia Stacy 15.
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Middletown Hospital
Ronmie Burton
Schuyler Burton
Lebanon Rt. 2
Geneva Raney
Leonard Raney
Ryan
Lia Stacy
James Stacy
Lebanon
Springboro
Franklin
Camden Man Hurt as Tractor Flips
William Smith 27 of Camden Rt 3 was in serious condition at Ft Hamilton Hospital with head injuries and rib fractures after a bulldozer overturned on him on his farm yesterday.
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William Smith
Camden
At The Movies Listings for Paramount Strand Colonial Dix!
Movie showtimes for Paramount Strand Colonial and Dix theaters list weekday schedules. Fury et Gunsight Pass and Kismet play 1:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Paramount, Susan Slept Here and A Lawless Street at Strand, Running Wild and Tarantula at Colonial, Black Pirates Beast With One Million Eyes at Dix with multiple late showings.
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Furyet Gunsight
Susan
Masterson
Kansas
New Orleans
Ford workers win over a million in idea awards
Detroit Ford Motor Co employees collected 1,022,228 dollars in awards under the companys employee suggestion plan last year. John S. Bugas Ford vice president for industrial relations reported today the sum topped the million-dollar mark for the first time since the plan began in 1947.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
John S. Bugas
Ford
Sorority Volunteers Do Odd Jobs for Charity
Delta Zeta sorority at Miami University plans to wash windows wax floors wash cars iron type run errands and babysit this week for charity. Proceeds support Gallaudet College in Washington DC which grants degrees to the deaf. The national Delta Zeta sorority will furnish the college's main reading room.
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Oxford
Delta Zeta Sorority
Miami University
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
National
Airport Inn Ransacked For 2nd Time In Month
Thieves struck the Airport Inn at 1701 German Town Rd last night in a second break in a month. About $127 in cash 43 fifths of whisky 17 cigarette lighters three costume jewelry sets 16 cartons of cigarettes plus $127.63 from pinball machines and the cash register were taken. A $250 reward was posted. Deputy Sheriff James Greenfield investigated the entry by breaking a back window and screen. Last month the burglary yielded $320.38 cash 29 fifths of whisky eight jewelry sets and five lighters.
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Airport Inn
Germantown Rd
Sam Blumberg
Blumberg
James Greenfield
Palmer Picked To Head New Freedom Drive
Charles B. Palmer, assistant cashier at First National Bank, named to head Middletown Crusade for Freedom activities for 1956. Appointees Robert A. Weaver and Donald E. Altstaetter noted Palmer’s prior roles with Butler County and American Legion. Crusade supports Radio Free Europe and Free Europe Press, funded by private truth dollars during the annual drive. Local campaign set for this month.
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Charles B. Palmer
First National Bank
Middletown
Robert A. Weaver
Ohio State
Donald E. Altstaetter
Butler County
Palmer
Americanism Committee
The
American Legion
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Free Europe Press
Driver Cited After Wreck In City Traffic
One motorist was cited into court after a two car collision at Charles Street and Manchester Avenue at 11 55 a m. Darrell Burdge 19 was charged with failure to yield while Elliott Shields 40 sustained no injuries. Damages totaled 170 dollars in the four city mishaps.
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Darrell Burdge
West Middletown
Senior At Miami Injured By Auto
Robert L. Hammond Jr. a 21 year old senior at Miami University was struck by a car as he crossed at the campus entrance in Oxford Ohio. He suffered cuts and bruises. Russell Knight an 18 year old freshman of New Athens drove the car.
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Oxford
Ohio
Robert L. Hammond Jr
Linwood Ave
Canton
Miami University
Miami
Russell Knight
New Athens
Miamisburg man treated after chest injury in accident
Jerome Purdin aged 22 from Miamisburg was treated at Middletown Hospital after a chest injury sustained in a car crash on Chautauqua Road. He was released after treatment.
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Jerome Purdin
Miamisburg
Middletown Hospital
Chautauqua
Marine Corps Modifies Some Requirements
Major Bernard L. Kelter of the Dayton Organized Marine Corps Reserve announced changes to enlistment procedures. Recruits 17 to 18 years should contact the Navy-Marine Corps Reserve Training Center at 1224 E. 3rd St., Dayton, while those over 18 contact Dayton Marine recruiters. New options include a 2x6 program with two years active duty followed by three in the Organized Reserve, or a six month training program ending in reserve service. The six-month path allows draft exemption and civilian career pursuit.
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U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Bernard L. Kelter
Dayton
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Reserve
Navy-Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
3Rd St
Maj. Keller
Organized Reserve
Keiter
Police Briefs Include Thefts And Drunken Driving Charges
Mrs. Allen Linden reported a stolen garbage can and two trash burners Friday night. John Barber, 20, was arrested Saturday on intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Tom Bailey reported two hubcaps stolen from his car over the weekend. Eddie Fisher reported a camera and screwdrivers stolen from his car Saturday night. Albert W. Combs, 36, was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge. Police recovered two stolen cars early yesterday, including one found on Forrest Glenn Drive and another on Church Street.
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John Barber
Columbia Ave
Tom Bailey
Bexley Dr
Eddie Fisher
Waite St
Albert W. Combs
Central Avenue
Moore Street
William Soule
Forrest Glenn
John Fitzgerald
Roy Crout
Delmas Birch
Church Street
Winston Lykins
Elwood St
Holder Petition Campaign Dismissed by Judge
Butler County judge calls anti parole petitions in the Richard Holder Jr. murder case an absolute nullity after Holder receives an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield State Reformatory. petitions sponsored by Claude Snelling aim to deny parole and gather signatures from Middletown residents amid calls to curb future killings.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Rich
Ard Holder Jr
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Holder
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Claude Snelling Jr
Grand Ave
Middletown
Snelling
J. T. Lamb
Scholarships Open To Senior JAs For 40,000 In Awards
Letters from the local JA office announced by executive director M G McCall detail about 40 Horace Moses scholarships at 100 each and a $6,200 men's Kennedy Foundation award to Notre Dame for Senior Juniors Achievers. William Johnston, JA board member and scholarships chair, will discuss qualifications at 4 30 pm at the JA Center.
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M. G. McCall
United States
McCall
Notre Dame University
Kennedy Foundation
Horace Moses
William §. Johnston
JA Center
Johnston
Thieves Get Nothing In 3 Break-Ins
Three city break-ins over the weekend netted thieves nothing. Intruders entered Lind say and Son Paint and Body Shop on Philadelphia Ave through a skylight and left empty handed. A break-in at City Warehouse 3 on Elmo Place also yielded nothing. A New York Central Railroad boxcar containing typing paper was broken into Saturday night. Police investigators include Sgt. Ernest Weaver and several patrolmen.
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Lindsay & Son Paint & Body
Philadelphia Ave
Ernest Weaver
Don Wallace
Dan Pelfrey
John Lowe
al Carr
City Warehouse
Elmo Place
Ptrolman
Donald Murphy
New York Central Railroad
Compulsory Military Training Expanded in Formosa
The policy requires all young men to undergo military training after high school or college graduation. Girls are directed to learn nursing as part of the training regime.
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Formosa
Furnace Fault Sparks Fire at Garfield Street
A furnace malfunction at 1339-1341 Garfield St caused a fire with no damage. Firefighters from Companies 1 and 3 responded to the alarm at 12:19 a.m. early today, no injuries reported.
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Garfield St
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Paramount
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Bernard Skinner
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Wilson Street
Rachel Bryant
Brentwood St
Donald Wells
Malvern St
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Jimmie Combs
Middletown Rt. 1
Curtis Street
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Rhythm Step
Glamis
Lucky Stride
Washday Blues
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