Saxbe Urges 25 Cent Fee for Ohio Bell Study
Columbus reports Attorney General William Saxbe proposes an independent inventory of Ohio Bell property to justify rate filings. He suggests a 25 cent per subscriber voluntary levy to fund the study, a plan backed by city officials seeking to challenge the company's earnings on its facilities. The Utilities Commission might provide funds, with Columbus Toledo Canton Youngstown and Cleveland weighing options. The last Legislature approved over a million dollars for rate studies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bell’ Telephone Co
William Saxbe
Ohio Bell
Utilities Commission
Figures Company
L. T. Pendleton
Intim
Saxbe
Pendleton
Toledo
Canton
Youngstown
Cleveland
Commission
Ditch Cave-In Fatal to Middletown Area Man
Murray B Line 61 of Green 1 Middletown Rt 3 died from asphyxiation after a cave-in buried him on a sewer project at Hamilton Cleves Road and Southern Hills Boulevard Hamilton He was pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital at 5 pm Foreman Williard Kelly said Line and three workers were at the bottom of a six by four foot ditch when the wall collapsed Others tried to rescue him Police and fire crews used an inhalator before transporting him Line had worked for L A Waldner Construction Co about five years his specialty cement finishing He is survived by wife Mary three sons LeRoy David and Melvin one brother Ralph a sister Mrs Richard Maier and his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Line Arrangements are incomplete
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Murray B. Line
Middletown
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Southern Hills Boulevard
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Williard Kelly
Trenton Rt. 1
L. A. Waldner Construction Co
Mr. Line
Kelly
Line
Waldner Co
Mary
LeRoy
David
Melvin
Ralph
Richard Maier
Todhunter Road
Charles Line
McCoy-Lefffer Funeral Home
Scout Sunday Observed by 25 Mound Builders Churches
Tomorrow 2,500 council scouts will attend morning services in 25 churches in the Mound Builders Area Council including First Church of God First Methodist Church of the Ascension First Presbyterian Calvary Baptist and others. Re dedication ceremonies are set for Roosevelt Junior High Lebanon High and Anthony Wayne in Franklin. Boy Scout Week runs through Thursday. Barry Levey serves as general chairman.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Council Scouts
First Church of God
First Methodist
Church of the Ascension
First Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist
First Eub
Holy Trinity
St. Mary's
St. Paul's Evangelical
Methodist
Calvary Methodist
United Presbyterian
Roosevelt Junior High
Lebanon High School
Anthony Wayne School
Franklin
Barry Levey
Two Hamilton Men Charged After Tavern Fracas
Two Hamilton men Yancy Enoch and John Hampton and bartender Vermont Combs were treated at Middletown Hospital for cuts and bruises after a fight at Red Bud Inn on Ohio 122 west of Middletown. Enoch and Hampton were arrested on assault and battery charges. hearings set for 1:30 p.m. Monday in Municipal Court.
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Hamilton
Red Bud Inn
Ohio
Middletown
Yancy Enoch
N. F St
John Hampton
Millville Ave
Vermont Combs
Logan Avenue
Hampton
Enoch A
Combs
Enoch
Bakery Vote Today in Cincinnati Union Split
About 1000 bakery workers in Cincinnati vote today on a plan to break from their current union and form a new AFL CIO affiliated union amid a scandal surrounding the existing group.
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Cincinnati
Aflcio
Dave Regan In Hospital
The Journal reports editor Dave Regan is hospitalized at Middletown Hospital after a night of examinations and bronchial treatment. His condition is listed as the same. he left office duties earlier this week due to illness. He resides at 2903 Fleming.
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Journal
Dave Regan
Middletown Hospital
Regan
Fleming
Bandit Slain At Cleveland Grocery Hold-Up
In Cleveland three men attempted a store robbery. William Bryant and Luther Darcus were wounded. one robber, Clarence Boyd, 22, was killed. John Griffin 35 was injured. customer Robert Pulley 45 blocked Griffin with a jar. Bryant and Darcus were hospitalized. Griffin treated and released. The third robber fled through the door.
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Cleveland
William Bryant
Shop-N-Save
Luther Darcus
Robert Pulley
Bryant
Darcus
Clarence R. Boyd
John Griffin
Lakeside Hospital
Griffin
Three Accidents Injured Four In Butler County
Butler County sheriff's office reports three area accidents early morning injuring four people. Earl Burress, 52, of Hamilton left the highway on Seven Mile, rolled over, treated at Mercy Hospital in fair condition. Ray Hibbard, 26, fell asleep at Ohio 50, struck a tree, treated and dismissed for a leg injury. A driver fled Canal Road after damaging three cars and a mailbox, leaving two female passengers, Betty Jo Wright and Miss Roberts, in the wrecked car. Wright hospitalized for possible internal injuries. Roberts treated and dismissed.
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Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Earl Burress
Azel Ave
Burress
Seven Mile
Mercy Hospital
Ray C. Hibbard
Main St
Ohio 50
Hibbard
Sheriff's Deputies
Canal Road
Betty Jo Wright
Oo Ind
Sea
Ohio
Florida
Wright
Miss Roberts
High Living Traps Clerk as Embezzler in East Cleveland
Charles K. Cogan a 31 year old secretary to the head of Kares Construction Co was arrested after a routine audit uncovered a forged 34000 mortgage and a total embezzlement estimated at 115000 over two and a half years He admitted stealing about 65000 and claimed gifts to the poor before blowing the rest Police noted he owns three automobiles and a 6000 cottage as his remaining assets.
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Cleveland
Charles K. Cogan
Kares Construction Co
East
Cogan
Frank Kares Sr
That Should Settle It Judge Defeats Mother's Plea in Court
In Oakland California fourth superior court judge Ralph E Hoyt rejected a mothers plea for probation for her 16 year old son saying someone might get short if freed. The youth attacked the judge leaping onto him and floor him 190 pound boy 63 year old judge was bruised and a bailiff freed him. The boy was found guilty of robbery and ordered turned over to the California Youth Authority.
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Oakland
Calif
Ralph E. Hoyt
Lorrayne Jarrell
California Youth Authority
Man Claimed Knife Wound From Fall At Middletown Hospital
Charles Chastine 28 from Melvin Lane Franklin told police he sustained a knife cut in a fall after arriving at Middletown Hospital for treatment of a left shoulder wound. Detectives say he refused to say where the injury occurred. He was discharged after emergency care following a 3 10 a.m. call.
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Charles Chastine
Melvin Lane
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Chastine
Ohio Chief Justice would publish juvenile names if editor
The Ohio Supreme Court chief justice said he might publish juveniles names if it could yield social good and he doubts he would hesitate if unsure. Panel discussed juvenile delinquency at the Ohio Newspaper Association convention with judge Waldman and editors Pauly and Porter weighing privacy versus public awareness. Pauly cited a Journal poll showing 70 to 30 support for naming offenders, while Waldman argued naming harms and Porter suggested improved reporting and public education to combat delinquency.
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Ohio
Michael Minister
Worthington
Stephen D. Geckeler
Middletown Journal Carrier
Glenn L. Cox
Ohio Newspaper Assn
Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Lakeview
Weygandt
Assny
Albert Waldman
Cuyahoga County
Philip W. Porter
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Karl B.pauly
Ohio State Journal
Pauly
Deaths And Funerals Bertram C Hope Dies
Bertram C Hope 69 of Dayton formerly Middletown died at Miami Valley Hospital after a heart attack on the street. He retired as an engineer for Sorg Paper Co and moved to Dayton. Survived by wife Louise, daughter Sally Mans, son Jack, sister and half sister in Sidney Australia, brother John, four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Bertram C. Hope
Cherrywood Ave
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Middletown
Sorg Paper Co
Hope
Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Society
Louise
Sally Mans
Jack
Denver
Percy Hollander
Sidney
Australia
Myra Kelly
John
Aged resident Alonzo Patrick dies in Middletown
Alonzo Patrick 78 of 1615 Manchester Ave died at 11:50 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after being ill since Wednesday. He lived with his sister Mrs. Lucy Ray for 15 years, previously in Mt. Sterling Ky. He was blind 45 years from a logging camp accident and belonged to local Baptist and Mt. Sterling Pentecostal Holiness Churches. Surviving are sister Pearl Patrick Wynona Oklahoma and brother Barnes Patrick Mt. Sterling Ky. Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Alonzo Patrick
Manchester Ave
Middletown Hospiital
Lucy Ray
Mt. Sterling
Patrick
Baptist Church
Pentacostal Holiness Church
Pearl Patrick
Wynona
Okla
Barnes Patrick
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Infant Potter Graveside Service Report
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Potter were held at 10 a m at W Oodslde Cemetery with Rev A M Wilson officiating. Survivors include a sister Robin at home and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Elma Whitt of Middletown.
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John Potter
Wilbraham Rd
Woodside Cemetery
A.M. Wilson
Robin
El‘ma Whitt
Middletown
Eaton George Robert Appleby Service Notices
George Robert Appleby 80 of Dayton died yesterday at his home after a brief illness. A retired Eaton businessman he moved to Dayton about 20 years ago. Surviving wife Orpha daughter Mrs Myrl Miller sister Mrs Nettie Gregg two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services 2:30 p m tomorrow Barnes Funeral Home burial Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
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Eaton
George Robert Appleby
Parkland Ave
Dayton
Orpha
Myrl Miller
Nettie Gregg
Barnes Funeral Home
Mound Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Grace Heckman Eaton dies at 65 in Dayton
Miss Grace Mae Heckman 65 of New Paris Route 2 died Thursday at Grandview Hospital in Dayton. Survived by sister Bertha Anderson of Richmond Ind and brothers Walter Eaton Seymour Greenville and Sherman Eaton. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at Girton Schmidt Memorial Home with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Eaton
Grace Mae Heckman
New Paris Rt
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Bertha Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Walter
Seymour
Greenville
Sherman Heckman
Eaton Rt. 4
73 year old aided by fire department squad
The emergency squad aided W. Combs at 500 Charles St at 10 23 p m following a call to his home. Combs, aged 73, had difficulty breathing but was not hospitalized.
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W. Combs
Charles St
Combs
Collision causes seven hundred dollars in damage
A crash at the Lincoln Street and Sixth Avenue intersection yesterday afternoon caused $700 in damage. Drivers were Dennis Lamphier, 18, of St. Martin Ohio, and David Yost, 16, Mason Route 1. Police said Yost failed to yield. Additional incidents included a $25 damage at Main Street and 11th Avenue between Harry Dalton and an unidentified car, plus a $30 damage involving Cecil Shearer and Enna Howe at Verity Parkway and Yankee Road.
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Lincoln Street
6Th Avenue
Dennis Lamphier
St. Martin
Ohio
David Yost
Mason Rt. 1
Yost
Lamphier
Harry Dalton
Hamilton
Main Street
Lth Avenue
Cecil Shearer
Wilbraham Rd
Enna Howe
Central Ave
Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Ten Days In Jail For Assault Case
Municipal Judge J. T. Riley fined Roy Peters 32 of 916 Abney Lane ten days in jail for assault and battery Other fines included Wallace Day 32 of 124 E 2nd St for failure to register 25 Hughie Wilder 15 for no operator license and Woodrow Combs 44 of 1828 Logan Ave Middletown 15 for driving without assured clear distance Bond forfeitures listed for Chester Ashley 24 of 1919 Fleming Rd Middletown speeding 25 Gerald Wallace 19 Dayton speeding 15 Ethyl Hollow Middletown Rt 3 yellow line violation 15
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Roy Peters
Abney Lane
Wallace Day
E. 2Nd St
Hughie Wilder
Shartz Rd
Woodrow Combs
Logan Ave
Middletown
Chesster Ashley
Fleming Rd
Gerald Wallace
Dayton
Ethyl Hollow
Middletown Rt
Police Briefs: Thefts and a Break‑in Reported
Yesterday police logged thefts including a black handbag with lighter papers from Gayle Gross in Miamisburg and four hubcaps from multiple vehicles. A break‑in at Eximae McCuller’s home left drawers rummaged but nothing taken. John J. Clemmons, 25, of Sycamore St., was arrested on an assault and battery warrant.
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Gayle Gross
Miamisburg
Whitey Huff
Merle Leeds
Middletown
Rt. 3
Eximae McCuller
Sycamore St
James Welsefer
Wilbraham
John J.clemmons
Plan to retire farms under soil bank program collapses
Washington reports the Agriculture Department rejected all bids to retire farms in Tennessee Illinois and Nebraska as part of a 325 million dollar soil bank conservation trial. Officials said bids were too high relative to land productivity and rental value, ending the three state effort after Maine bids continue to be accepted.
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Tennesee
Illinois
Nebraska
Maine
Conservation Reserve of the Soil Bank
Young GOP Leader Can't Make Ballot
Newark Ohio state representative John Ashbrook national president of Young Republican clubs was disqualified from the Ohio primary ballot. He plans to run as a write in for May 6. Ashbrook notarized petitions himself three of seven, violating state rules. four petitions lacked required signatures. If he fails to reach 15 percent of GOP votes, he will not appear in November. If no write in secures ballot, Democrat Howard Hosher of Hebron auto wins.
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Newark
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Johnstown
Licking County
Licking County Elections ‘Board
Ashbrook
Edith Welch
Howard Hosher
Hebron
Sailor In Hospital With Kidney Infection
George Williams, son of Mr and Mrs John Williams of 613 Baltimore Street, is in base hospital Pensacola Florida with a serious kidney infection, according to a report today.
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Sailor
George Williams
John
Shorty) Williams
Baltimore St
Pensacola
Fla
Jail Service Sunday Speaker at local church event
The Rev. Hastings Nord will be principal speaker for a service led by Miss Eunice Perkins. Evangelist Mary Mayweather is also on the program.
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Hastings Nord
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