McAdow Re elected Park Board Head in Middletown
S J McAdow chief reviewing appraiser for Ohio state highway department was unanimously re elected to a fifth straight term as Middletown Park Board chairman. Rowan Crawford Armco Steel re elected as vice chairman. Mrs John Akerman new secretary attended her first meeting. Budget and park development plans discussed with revised salary schedule for playground workers and bond fund allocations for Gladell Kingston and Wildwood parks.
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S. J. McAdow
State Highway Department
Ohio
Middletown
McAdow
Park
Park Commission
Rowan Crawford
Armco Steel Corp
John Akerman
Akerman
E. J. Sebald
Sebald
Crawford
George Bryan
Hugh Parker
American Legion
National rLegion Department
Joan Wilson
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Gladell
Kensington
Wildwood
Bondsmen Return Man To Richmond From Middleton
A Middleton man wanted on a 1000 dollar bond for a misde meanor was seized by two bondsmen in Richmond and escorted back to the Indiana city. Police responded to a report of a beating at Germantown and Wilbraham Roads where Don Wells was found behind a store with two men later identified as Robert Lloyd and Carl Duncan. Wells then accompanied the bondsmen to Indiana after being informed of his rights.
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Middletonian
Richmond
Ind
Germantown
Wilbraham
Don Wells
Malvern St
Robert Lloyd
Carl Duncan
Wells
Indiana
Two Minor Fires Prompt Quick Fire Department Response
Franklin report says two alarms rang within 40 minutes last night. At 10:40 p m a dump fire at Dewey Parker’s Deardoff Road home prompted a township truck response. At 11:20 p m a substation transformer exploded cutting power to the area and triggering fire department calls. crews found the station not burning and returned with city truck No 1.
Sherman School Students Honored by PTO
Sherman School sixth graders Jane Mitzenholzer and David Vowell were honored at a PTO meeting after a singing program. Randolf Simmons and Jack Cottingham were appointed co chairmen of a lawn fete to be held May 23.
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Sherman School
City Commission weighs salary plan and new taxation chief
City Commission plans action on a salary ordinance retroactive to Oct 1 1957 after a study of regional pay levels and unions. It will consider confirming a city manager appointee to head the new department of taxation and discuss staff size and funding for urban renewal planning.
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Department ‘of Taxation
Charles W. Thompson
Tilmon Ellison
Thompson
Middletown
Tittle
Department of Taxation
Bulls Run
Manchester Avenue
9H Avenue
County Budget Commission
Priest Hurt In Truck Crash Near Morrow
A Cincinnati priest Rev. Charles J. Schreibers 50 was admitted in fair condition with concussion scalp wounds and fractures after a car truck collision on U S 22 west of Morrow. Truck driver Howard Glass 21 the driver received cuts to left hand and knee. State patrol said the priest pulled out to pass a vehicle causing the crash both vehicles were total losses. He was transported by rail ambulance to Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington.
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Cincinnati
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
U. S. 22
Morrow
Charles J. Schreibers
St. Michaels Ave
Howard Glass
Cozzadale
Father Schreibers
Father Lehreibeis
Quie and Foley Win Minnesota Primary for Open Seat
Minnesota voters in the First District chose Albert Quie a dairy farmer and Eugene Foley a Wabasha attorney as party nominees to replace the late Rep. August Andresen. Quie led a seven candidate Republican field with 58.5 percent unofficially while Foley coasted past two independent Democrats in a primary that signals a runoff in February.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Albert Quie
Eugene Foley
Mississippi
Wabasha
Congress
Foley
Quie
August Andresen
Andresen
Washington
Jobless Total 57,000 In 2 Ohio Counties
Donald P. Smith of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation says unemployment rose 90 percent in Cuyahoga and Lake counties over the last two months. He estimated on Tuesday that 57,000 were jobless as of February 1.
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Ohio Counties
Cleveland
Donald P. Smith
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Cuyahoga
Lake Counties
Four Miners Die in Upper Silesia Shaft Collapse
Vienna radio Warsaw reported four coal miners killed in Upper Silesia after an earth tremor caused a shaft collapse. The broadcast said the men were buried under more than 1 000 tons of coal and rock.
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Vienna
Radio
Warsaw
Upper Silesia
CG&E says no gas shortages amid cold wave
CG&E northern division manager William K. Robinson said gas supply is normal with ample gas for households. Hamilton imposes household gas use limits while officials cite peak demands and a regional reinforcement line.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
William K. Robinson
Hamilton
Howard F. Wilson
Cg&e
Robinson
Cincinnati Judge to Speak at Brotherhood Week Open House
Judge Gilbert Bettman of the Cincinnati Municipal Court will be the main speaker at a Brotherhood Week open house at Temple Beth Sholom in Middletown. The event runs Feb 16 22 with invocations and multiple community leaders participating.
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Brotherhood Week Committee
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati Municipal Court
B'nai B'rith
Ben Miller
Louis Flagle
Richard Grund
Roosevelt Junior High School
Sylvia Mack
J. T. Lamb
Howard Price
Council of Church Women
Edwin Bobbitt
First Christian Church
Council Sisterhood
Bethel Sholom Temple
Nine Men Report For Induction At Ft Thomas Ky
Nine registrants with Local Draft Board 10 reported yesterday for induction into the armed forces at Ft. Thomas Kentucky. They are Frank John Scheibert Harrison St Vernon Ray Morgerson 1709 Fleming Ed die Lee Kendall 2106 Logan Sidney Dean Hatfield 2217 Hill Lawrence Haddix Wayne Madison Rd Trenton Rt 1 James Robert Beckett 2850 Carrtown Hamilton Jerry Thomas Quick 4281 Main St Oxford Rt 2 Frank Lee Bolser Jr 4660 Trenton Oxford and Sellars Holland a transfer from Alabama 1305 Walnut Middletown chapter of the American Red Cross donated dittie bags canvas bags with personal items to each inductee.
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Yesterdday
Armed ‘Forces
Ft. Thomas
Frank John Scheibert
Harrison St
Vernon Ray ‘Morgerson
Fleming Rd
Eddie Lee Kendall
Logan Ave
Sidney Dean Hatfield
Hill. Ave
Lawrence Charles Haddix
Wayne Madison Rd
Trenton
James Robert Beckett
Carrtown Rd
Hamilton
Jerry
Thomas Quick
Main St
Oxford Rt
Frank Lee Bolser Jr
Trenton Rd
Oxford
Sellars Holland
Alabama
Walnut St
PTO Basketball Games At Amanda School Highlight Teens
Amanda PTO hosted events with a parents versus teachers women’s game and a men versus eighth grade game. Carl Bailey’s sixth graders performed gymnastics and won the attendance trophy. Plans set for May 3 dance featuring the Teen-Tones of WCPO Cincinnati at the school.
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Amanda Pto
Carl Bailey
WCPO
Cincinnati
Advertising growth forecast for newspapers to 15 billion by 1965
Charles K. Lipscomb of the Bureau of Advertising predicts national newspaper ad expenditures will rise from 10.4 billion dollars to over 15 billion by 1965. The forecast underscores expanding newspaper advertising despite current revenue levels and regional variations in ad markets.
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San Francisco
Charles K. Lipscomb
Bureau of Advertising
Assn
Brotherhood Week Sponsorship in Middletown
Middletown sponsors Brotherhood Week with support from the Ministerial Association B'nai B'rith and the NAACP. The planning committee includes Rabbi Harry Roth Reverend Walter Weber Judge Fred B. Crammer Reuben Doty Mrs Hy Grund Dr William Patton Mack Langaster and Harlan Grund.
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Brotherhood
Middletown
Ministerial Assn
B'nai B'rith
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Harry Roth
Walter Weber
Fred B. Crammer
Reuben Doty
Hy. Grund
William Patton
Mack Langaster
Harlan Grund
Two Franklin Drivers Cited In Two Car Crash
Franklin authorities report a two car collision at Rt 73 and S Main Street at 5 20 pm injuring Raymond Shaw 34 of 124 N Main St and John H Rader 25 of 1003 Shaker Rd Shaw suffered knee and hip injuries and car deemed totaled Rader sustained facial injuries and both drivers were cited for traffic violations Shaw for failing to yield right of way and Rader for speeding.
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Franklin
Epa
Burdsall Named To County Board
James Cox announces John Burdsall aged 23 of Sante Fe Road has been appointed by the City Commission as Middletown's representative to the Butler County Planning and Zoning Commission. The seat was created by the resignation of City Planning Commission President A C Neff.
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James Cox
John Burdsall
Sante Fe Rd
City Commission
Middletown
Butler County ‘Planning and Zoning Commission
City Planning Commission
A. C. Neff
Police Briefs Report Car Recovered After Theft
Police report that officer Pli. Robert Sloan located a car in the 900 block of S. Martin Street, stolen earlier from Thomas Smith of Dayton.
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Pli
Robert Sloan
S. Matin Street
Thomas Smith
Dayton
Andrew Stephens Reports Weekend Car Fender Skirt Theft
Andrew Stephens reported the theft of a set of fender skirts from his car over the weekend, according to police records.
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Andrew Stephens
Tire and wheel stolen from car on Sears lot
Elliott Perkins of 370 Sawyer Road told police yesterday that a spare tire and wheel were stolen from his car parked on the Sears lot Monday night.
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Elliott Perkins
Sawyer Rd
Sears
Area seniors shine in state scholarship test results
Six Middletown High School students one Fenwick student and three Lemon-Monroe students earned honorable mention in Ohio’s General Scholarship Test. Local names appear in order of score with addresses and college choices noted. top scorers were Myers Hammond of Bellaire and Zablotny of St. Joseph High School.
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State Department of Education
Middletown High School
Fenwick
Lemon- Monroe
Tom $. Tenforde
S. Main St
Dennis B. Block
McKinley St
Russell W. Galloway
Central Ave
Jean Catherine Herr
Linden Ave
Robert Earl Stonemiller
Elmo PLC
Helen L. Malott
Lemon-Monroe
Spencer L
Bruce Paul Bedford
Grand Ave
Paul E. Wilson
Elizabeth Louise Gould
Shafer St
Raymond
F .Oram
Robert B. Johnston
Lemon + Monroe
Manchester Rd
MHS
Middletown
Middletown Area
John T.cammett
Mason
Karl J. Bemesderfer
Hamilton
James S.frasnce
Waynesville
Robert L. Larson
Lebanon
David L .Earnhart
Glen F. Aukerman
Eaton
Jacob S Doty
Michael H. McClain
Franklin
Penny J. Bruce
Neil J. Bockover
Talawanda
Helen Georgeanna Morrow
Shawnee
E. E. Holt
Ohio
Holt
Other Driver Now Faulted In Crash
Police report on a two car collision at 6th Avenue and Lincoln Street last Friday is corrected. Dennis Lamphier 18 St Martin Ohio failed to yield to Daniel Yost 16 Mason Rt 1. The Journal had stated that Yost failed to yield.
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6Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Dennis Lamphier
St Martin
Ohio
Daniel Yost
Mason Rt. 1
Journal
Yost
Lincoln rose to private from captain in Black Hawk War
National Archives muster rolls reveal Abraham Lincoln entered the Black Hawk War as a captain and left as a private. Records show Lincoln joined 68 volunteers from Richland, Sangamon County on April 21, 1832, and his company of the Illinois Mounted Infantry mustered out May 27, 1832. He later reenlisted for 21 more days as fighting continued under Chief Black Hawk.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
National
Mississippi Valley
Illinois Militia
National Guard
Lincoln
Richland
Sangamon County
Illinois Mounted Infantry
Black Hawk
Space Leased For Cincy BUC Office Space
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports leasing nearly 30000 additional square feet in the Alm s and Doepke Ridge Cincinnati occupying the first floor and basement for claims and employment services. Administrator James R. Tichenor says the lease costs 38000 yearly and lasts until June 30 1959 when the new building at 1960 Central Parkway will be ready.
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Columbus
Ohio
Onion Bureau of Unemployment Comoe
Alms and Doepke Ridg
Cincinnnati
James R. Tichenor
BUC
Central Parkway
Peterson's Ointment Relieves Piles Fast Claim
A newspaper advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies and promotes Peterson's Ointment as soothing itch in minutes. The ad promises fast relief with a 50 cent box or 75 cent tube and a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Adv
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PTO
Journal Carrier
Fine Journal
Maple
Plum
Market
Walnut and
Center Sts
Darrell Rhodes
Germantown High School
Floyd Rhodes
Floyd
Maple St
Sonny
Miami University
Darrell
Middleown
Middletown Journal
American Federation of State
County & Municipal
Afl-Cio
Firefighters Union
Middletown Municipal Employes Independent Union
Thomas A. Edison
Francis Carmody
American Red Cross
Basu Sey
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
First National Bank
North Main Street
Burdsall
Melmac
Butler County
David O. Hurst
Stephen M. Hirst
Miamisburg
Brenda S. Workman
Kettering Fairmont High School
Cincy Buc
Big Briggs & Stratton
VIC & Paul’s
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