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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1948

Page

12

Judge to Hear Case in Clyde Porcelain Suit

In Sandusky Ohio Common Pleas Judge A V Baumann will hear a petition to vacate a temporary injunction allowing Charlie Smithson of South Bend Indiana to assume duties as executive vice president of Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp Eugene Farny president of the firm in New York asks that the injunction be dropped Bus fare hike sought Akron Ohio AP Most city bus fares would rise if council approves a request by Akron Transportation Co based on operating cost increases since 1934 They seek to raise weekly passes from 1 to 125 metropolitan passes from 125 to 150 and tokens from about six cents to eight cents each.

Sandusky. O Common Pleas A. V. Baumann Akron, O Akron Transportation Co

Guilty on all counts in involuntary manslaughter case

In Harrisburg a jury convicted Jackson Allen Clowe on an involuntary manslaughter charge after being instructed that his truck crash into a front yard caused a deadly outcome. The verdict came swiftly following closing arguments and jury deliberation in the county court.

Harrisburg Jackson Allen Clowe Clowe

Lincoln's forgotten vice president Hannibal Hamlin

In Bangor Maine the life of Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln's vice president, is recalled through local memories. He grew up near Paris and later served in the Maine legislature the U S Senate and as a Republican leader against slavery. His Bangor ties include Bee keeping and the Tarratine Club where he died in 1891. The city preserves his memory with a marker a statue a school and an essay award.

Bangor NEA U. S Lincoln Hannibal Hamlin Paris Hill Maine Hamlin Harry M. Smith Ham Lin Col. Smith Hamlins Seavey Statesman Paris Hebron Academy Washington Congress U. S. Senate Wilmot Mexico White House Senate Boston Spain Tarratine Club

Butler County Court News: Divorce Decree Granted

Judge Fred B. Cramer in Common Pleas Court granted a decree to Belle Heele of 1117 Franklin Street Hamilton divorcing her from Arthur Heele on grounds of cruelty. She received custody of their son and child support of 12.50 weekly plus $500 alimony, with Arthur ordered to pay.

Fred B. Cramer Common Pleas Court Belle Heele Franklin St. Hamilton Arthur Heele

Middletown Residents Named in Public Notices

Harold E Hartman 27 Armco employee 1903 Tytus Ave and Ruby K Trammell 19 office worker 210 North Clinton St both of Middletown. Melvin L Hall 22 laborer 1724 Columbia Ave and V L Back 18 119 Leibee St both of Middletown. Charles T Ramey 23 assistant manager bowling alley Gar field St and Beatrice C Hoskins 21 bank clerk 113 Ft St Middletown.

Harold Eugene Hartman Armco Tytus Ave Ruby Kathleen Trammell Clinton St Middletown Melvin Lee Hall Columbia Ave V Lee Back Leibee St Charles T. Ramey Garfield St Beatrice C. Hoskins Ft St

City Exports Reach 4 Billion Annual Total

City exports amount to about 4.0 billion dollars annually while imports total around 2.39 billion. This indicates a substantial trade surplus and highlights the city’s role in regional commerce. Major trading partners and key industries are part of the favorable balance.

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One chinchilla theft fails at Philadelphia zoo

A thief failed to profit from stealing a mountain chinchilla at the Philadelphia Zoo. Curator Roger Conant noted the animal is not suitable for fur and questioned the value of a single chinchilla, implying the theft achieves little beyond loss.

Philadelphia Roger Conant

ROTC Soldier From Kentucky Identified at UMass

Amherst Massachusetts UP reports James M Boone of Somerset Kentucky a fifth descendant of Daniel is on duty with the ROTC unit at the University of Massachusetts. He is identified as a member of the ROTC contingent on campus.

Amherst Mass University of Massachusetts James M. Boone Somerset, Ky Daniel

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