Retail Division Officials Named
The Red Cross fund drive retail division names its co chairmen and vice chairmen to lead the March 1 campaign. Jim Finley chairs, with Mrs. Melvin Dawson and Mrs. Ross H. Compton as co chairs. Six assistants under each co chair will cover all retail activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Finley
Ross Compton
Melvin Dawson
Red Cross
Journal
Lalendorf
Red Cross Fund Drive
Schirm Dr
Ross H. Compton
Alameda, Es
Miami Prof to Do Civil War Scenes for Ford Times
OXFORD. Edwin L. Fulwider of Miami University signs five year contract to create six woodcut prints per year about Civil War battlefields. Thirty total prints will run with Ford Times centennial coverage from 1961 to 1965. Fulwider will research 18 months visit 90 battlefields and maintain teaching duties while Mrs. Fulwider assists as artist. A mobile workshop truck will enable field sketches in remote areas.
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Oxford
Edwin L. Fulwider
Miami University
Fulwider
Ford Times
Miami
Fort Sumter
Lee
Driver Cited In Two Car Crash On Plum Avenue
Police cited Charles Byrd 35 3509 Scott St for backing when unsafe after his car backed into Bertha Smith 1633 Garfield St during a westbound collision on Plum Avenue at 745 am. Damage estimated at 250 dollars. A hit skip car sped off after striking a curb and a restricted zone sign on Central Avenue Gideon Road.
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Plum Avenue
Charles Byrd
Scott St
Byrd
Bertha Smith
Garfield St
Byrd Auto
Smith
Central Avenue
Gideon Road
Routes Of Evacuation Outlined To Law Chiefs
Hamilton meeting outlines evacuation plans for 100 000 to 200 000 Cincinnati area evacuees in an enemy attack or disaster. Irene Lewis leads Butler County Civil Defense with 50 chiefs, city police, and sheriff offices mapping routes and traffic control roles.
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Hamilton
Potter County
Middletown
Cincinnati Area
Irene Lewis
Butler County Civil Defense Organization
J. S. Gibbs
State Patrol
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Lake Game Cited As Gambling at LeSourdsville Lake
LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park faces Ohio Liquor Control Board action over its Fascination game. Up to 40 players roll a ball to light numbers on a glass panel with redeemable tickets. Spokesman notes the game is old and played elsewhere. park argues it is a skill game and not gambling. Hearing set for February 19 in Columbus. Coney Island faced similar charges previously.
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LeSourdsville Lake, Inc
Rt. 4
Here
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Barry Levey
Coney Island
Coney
LeSourdsville
Kentucky Group Fights Veterans Bonus Residency Rule
More than 500 Kentucky veterans living in the Cincinnati area protest the bonus law wording at Garfield School. They argue benefits should go to those who lived in Kentucky when they served, not just those still residing there. They plan petitions and telegrams to Governor Bert Combs to press their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Garfield School
Clay Gay
Walter Treadway
Bert Combs
Steve Lewis
Rosebud Club hosts 2 p.m. chitterling supper
The Rosebud Club sponsors a chitterling supper at 2 p m tomorrow at Deanna Mack s home 1314 Garteld St. The event invites members and neighbors to join the community meal.
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Rosebud Club
Tomorow
Deanna Mack
Garteld
Sertoma Pancake Sale At Roosevelt Junior High
Aunt Jemima and Sertoma Club members will run a pancake fundraiser at Roosevelt Junior High School from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. Pancakes sausage coffee and milk sold for one dollar adults and 50 cents for children. Proceeds fund school patrol uniforms and equipment.
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Jemima
Sertoma Club
Roosevelt Junior High School
Lloyd Miller
Gardner Division grants 1 percent cost of living pay rise
Richard L. Siegel announces a 1 percent pay increase for about 2,000 Gardner Division employees in Middletown and Lockland, effective Feb 1. The raise, averaging just over two cents an hour, costs about $110,000 annually and aligns with the companys cost of living plan tied to the Bureau of Labor Statistics index.
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Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Richard L. Siegel
Gardner Division
Siegel
Bureau of Labor Statuics
U. S. Department of Labor
Middletown
Lockland
Hunt Judged Best Speaker at Toastmasters Meeting
Fred Hunt won best speaker at the Toastmasters Club session on Buy America. Competing speakers included Don La France Herb Davis Bob Blevins and Phil Brewer. District contest set for Columbus May 7. Lloyd Nolan presided with Joe Miller as toastmaster and Dick Hasemeier topic master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hunt
Trinity Cubs Hold Run-Off for Pinewood Derby Entrants
Holy Trinity sponsored Cub Scout Pack held a run-off to qualify entrants in Dens district Pinewood Derby. Winners include Michael Dineen Den 5 Loui Rossi Den 6 Jerry OConner Den 4 Tommy Sweeney Den 7 and Chuck Schramm Den 8. About 40 attended. Dan Amatulli is pack cubmaster.
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Holy Trinity
Michael Dineen
Den
Loui Rossi
Jerry O'Conner
Tommy Sweeney
Chuck Schramm
Dan Amatulli
Planning Board to Hear Four Zoning Change Requests
The Middletown Planning Commission will hold a special session with four public hearings on zoning changes. The agenda includes Los Olas Heights Subdivision's 28 acres east of Jackson Lane and south of Idle Wilde. a switch from two to four family residences to central business for 16 lots north of Jeanette Avenue and east of Verity Parkway. a change from single family to neighborhood business north of Grand Avenue and west of Breiel Boulevard. and part of two lots from single family to neighborhood business at Malvern Street and Verity Parkway northeast corner.
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Middletown
Grand Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Malvern Street
Verity Parkway
NLRB Vote Ordered at Hamilton Autographic Register Co
In Cincinnati the NLRB ordered an election on February 18 at the Hamilton Autographic Register Co in Hamilton Ohio to determine a bargaining representative. About 3% of employees are eligible to vote. Local 486 of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America seeks representation.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton Autographic Register Co
Hamilton
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Jefferson’s Tiny Portable Writing Desk Design
A fragment notes Thomas Jefferson designed a small portable wooden writing desk. It highlights ingenuity in compact furniture made for study or travel, reflecting Jefferson’s practical, hands on approach to personal workspace.
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Thomas Jefferson
Voters Must Reregister If They Skipped Past Elections
Richard B. Wilkerson, clerk of the Butler County Board of Elections, says 1,951 voters have been purged for not voting in the last two general elections. Reinstatement requires returning a mailed card or re registering by March 23. Deadline to respond is March 15 for the purge cards and offices in Middletown and Hamilton set new hours.
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Butler County
Richard B. Wilkerson
County Board of Elections
Hamillton
Middletown
Hamilton
Fairfield
Wilkerson
Board of Elections Office
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
S. Third
Ludlow
Robertson to be interviewed on NBC missile program
Reuben B. Robertson Jr. president of Champion Paper will join a list of prominent Americans on NBCs Wide World 60 special The Missile Race from 930 to 1030 p m Saturday Robertson formerly US deputy secretary of defense 1955 57 will be interviewed after an inventory review of the current missile arsenal Also featured are Lt Gen J A Schriever Gen Thomas Power Dr Hugh York Rear Adm W F Rayburn Jr and Senators Styles Bridges Prescott Bush Henry Jackson and Stuart Symington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Hamilton
NBC
Robertson
U. S
Air Force Research and Development Program
Thomas Power
Strategic Air Command
Hugh York
Defense Department
W. F. Rayburn Jr
Navy
Styles Bridges
Prescott Bush
Henry Jackson
Stuart Symington
Salvation Army Party Marks Four Seasons Birthday Event
A birthday party at the Salvation Army citadel tonight at 7 30 under a four seasons theme. Sponsored by the Ladies Home League this self-renewal effort is chaired by Mrs Brigadier Chesley Young.
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Salvation Army
Poindexter Hearing Set By Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments March 10 on the appeal of Frank Poindexter 49 Cincinnati sentenced for the fatal April 10 attempted robbery murder of Marie Hires 47 Hamilton. His previous execution date was moved from Nov. 15 to March 1 and an indefinite stay granted. Also serving life for related crimes are Hollis Leigh 42 and Samuel Decker 44.
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Hamilton
Ohio State Supreme Court
Frank Poindexter
Cincinnati
Butler County
Robert L. Marrs
Supreme Court
Ohio
Marie Hires
Franklin St
Hires
Harvey B. Woods
Hollis Leigh
Samuel Decker
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Leigh
Decker
Police Briefs on Hubcap Thefts Reported
Hubcap thefts were reported from three vehicles. Two caps were stolen from the car of Robert Arnold of 1708 Columbia Ave. Four caps were taken from each of the cars driven by Al Salome Jr. of 1505 S. Main St. and James L. Combs of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arnold
Columbia Ave
al Salome Jr
S. Main St
James L. Combs
Hamilton
Police arrest Hiram Bernard for DUI
Officers early today arrested 37 year old Hiram Bernard of 517 Tytus Ave on a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Bernard
Tytus Ave
Radar unit nets four speeding violators on Germantown Road
Officers using the city radar system stopped four drivers on Germantown Road near the Aeronca plant. Three were speeding at 30 in a 35 mile zone and one at 55 during snow flurries. The unit operated for two hours before heater trouble stopped it.
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Germantown Road
Aeronca
James Combs
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