Three Weekend Break-Ins Net Truck Tools and Cash
Detectives say three weekend break-ins netted about 1792 in value including a 3200 truck a 412 tool chest and cash. The Kauselman Transportation Co garage on Park Street suffered the largest loss with a 3200 truck and a 100 pound tool box. At American Legion Home 116 South Main Street 180 in cash was taken. Coca Cola Bottling plant at 110 State Street yielded nothing. Entry at the transportation garage involved breaking a window and prying a lock. The office was ransacked and a safe remained untouched.
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Kauselman Transportation Company
Park St
American Legion
South Main St
Coca Cola
State St
Joseph Blackmore
Herbert Frazier
immer hall
Theft spree nets 300 in merchandise across Hamilton
Over the weekend six thefts in Hamilton totaled more than 300. A Lima Hamilton Corporation locker yielded a ring a watch and 208 cash. A residence piggy bank broke with 10 missing. Two schools reported locker thefts including a 50 watch and 19.50 class ring. Unlocked lockers aided entry. Auto break ins stole gloves five dollars and two hub caps plus wheel rims.
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Hamilton
Lima Hamilton Corporation
Chest stolen from Legion home during break in
Earl Conrad’s chest was lifted from casters and taken to the unlocked front door. Intruders loaded it into a small truck with company lettering and drove away. Detectives found a rock and screwdriver inside the garage where the chest was opened. The truck keys were in the vehicle, last used Saturday, owner Arthur Hauselman said. A damaged pole marked the getaway as William Halm, business manager, reported the missing money.
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emiy
Earl Conrad
Arthur Hauselman
Legion home
William Halm
Initiation of Forty Eagles at Local Lodge Meeting
A Middletown Eagles Lodge district meeting initiated 40 candidates at the local hall yesterday. Over 200 Eagles attended the ceremony staged by the Middletown degree team, following a business session led by Ivan Clean. Representatives from Hamilton Eaton Labdanon Germantown Miamisburg Franklin and Middletown attended as Lester Waynemeyer discussed progress and refreshments were served.
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Eagles Lodge
Middletown
Ivan Clean
Eaton
Lester Waynemyer
Piqua
Eagle
Hamilton
Labdanon
Germantown
Miamisburg
Franklin
Ambush at Paramount and Not Wanted at Strand
At the movies listings show Ambush with Robert Taylor and John Hodiak at Paramount on Monday and Tuesday with showings at 1 29, 3 30, 5 31, 7 32. Strand presents Not Wanted with Sally Forest and Keefe Braselle at 1 15, 4 05, 7 10 and 10 pm. Maggie and Jiggs in Court featuring Joe Yule and Renie Riana plays at 2 50, 6 50 and 8 45 pm.
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PARAMOUNT
Robert Taylor
John Hodiak
STRAND
Sally Forest
Keefe Brasselle
Maggie and
Jiggs
Joe Yule
Renie Riana
Middletown Airport lighting survey under way
A Cincinnati Gas and Electric representative is conducting a cost survey to light Middletown Airport runway. City Commissioner Charles B. Stiles says committee meetings depend on survey completion. The panel may study lighting, a downtown airport entrance near Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue, offices, zoning, and related four point program.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
the
Gas and Electric Company
Charles B. Stiles
l-man
tiles
R. A. Poche
Verity Pkwy
Tytus Ave
City Manager Applications Increase Past Forty
The city has now received two more applications for the city manager post bringing totals to over 40. A recommendation letter for a prior applicant arrived, and E. E. Erdman of Trenton Nebraska submitted an application. An applicant’s file was kept confidential due to current employment. A letter from Rupert F. Borchers, an engineer, supported George Rattenbury, former Springfield manager, who applied last week.
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E. E. Erdman
Trenton
Neb
Rupert F. Borchers
George Rattenbury
Springfield, C
Scout Agenda Outlined for Girl Scout Activities
This week's Girl Scout schedule lists a Senior Planning Board meeting at 7:30 p m in the Civic Association with Miss Phoebe Crout as board president. The agenda includes a skating party report, activity evaluations, and spring and summer planning.
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Phoebe Crout
Troop 97
Civic Association
Peg
Richardson
Girl Scout
Cookie Committee
Ernest Cracraft
Fred Dorner
Appoints Ford Pickens to Ohio Tax Appeals Board
Gov Frank J Lausche announces Ford M Pickens 44 of Circleville named to the state board of tax appeals to fill the vacancy left by the late Frank Fleming of Marietta. The appointment is effective immediately and runs to February 1855, the original term end date.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ford M. Pickens
Circleville
state board of tax appeals
Frank Fleming
Masietta
Pickens
Fleming
Salvation Army Band Dinner Set in Miamisburg
Salvation Army gives notice of a dinner meeting at Peer iss Pantry in Miamisburg for the band and choral group. Capt. Kenneth Sharp says the 28 member group will assemble at 6 45 p m. A junior band is organized under James Goforth Sr with youths under 16 eligible to join. Sessions are weekly and 12 young musicians currently join the junior group which debuted last night for church services.
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Peeriss Pantry
Miamisburg
Salvation Army
Kenneth Sharp
James Goforth
Sharp
Captain Sharp
Rubin Napier seventh anniversary honored by Calvary Singers
Mr and Mrs Rubin Napier were celebrated on their seventh anniversary at the James Kemp home on Young Street. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ira Bryant, Mr and Mrs William Briggs, Mr and Mrs Selma Meckeller, Mr and Mrs Kemp, Mr and Mrs Ferman Nixon and Mr and Mrs Edgar Smith.
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Rubin Napier
Calvary Singers
James Kemp
Young St
Ira Bryant
William Briggs
Selma Meckeller
Kemp
Ferman Nixon
Edgar Smith
Truman Honored by Jewish Congress With Wise Award
President Truman named by the American Jewish Congress as a recipient of the first Stephen S Wise award for efforts in extending civil rights. Ernest J. McCall publisher of the Grand Haven Tribune died at 76. long time Michigan newspaper figure. Varying garbled text mentions heat emission and termite shields without clear context.
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TRUMAN
NEW YORK
Stephen S. Wise
GRAND HAVEN, Mich
Ernest J. McCall
the
Grand Haven
Five Injured in Rain Delayed Traffic Crashes
Five persons were injured yesterday in multiple traffic accidents as rain and poor visibility hit roads. Betsy Gillespie, 21, of Hamilton Route 6, suffered leg and facial injuries after her car skidded off Ross Hanover Road near Millville and plunged down a 12 foot embankment into a creek. William Powers, 42, of Connersville, suffered head and facial cuts when he lost control on U S 2 near Harrison and rolled down an embankment. Richard Saylor, 7, of 522 Garfield Street, was treated for head cuts from a collision involving his father Millard Saylor and driver Bessie Kunze at Howard Avenue and Moore Street. A driver and three passengers escaped injury when Walton Vick’s car struck a New York Central freight train at Central Avenue crossing. Vick faced driving charges as his car was demolished. In a separate incident James Byrd, 42, was injured with possible broken ribs and a right arm injury after hitting a utility pole at Verity Parkway and Hanover Street. Cecil Turner, 30, suffered forehead cuts and bruised knees. Police removed a car perched on a hydraulic canal retaining wall on North Main Street and were seeking the owner. Earl Frazier, 23, was charged with license violations after Grand Avenue crash. A 61 cab driven by Richard Van Gorder and Frazier’s car sideswiped on Grand Avenue. several other collisions produced minor damage. Authorities reported multiple minor mishaps at Grand and Young Streets and on Leibee Street near Columbia Avenue.
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Betty Gillespie
Hamilton
Ross-Hanover Rd
Millville
Mercy Hospital
Richard Saylor
Garfield St
Millard Saylor
Bessie Kunze
Manhattan St
Howard Ave
Moore St
Walton Vick
Grand Ave
New York Central
Central Ave
Vick
Lonnie Cates
Crawford St
Marion Sherman
South Ave
Paul Owen
James Byrd
Franklin Route 2
Verity Pkwy
Hanover St
Byrd
Cecil Turner
Middletown
Earl Frazier
Burton Rd
Richard Van Gorder
Fairmount Ave
Four Injured in Verity Parkway Crash
Four people were injured when a car driven by William Goldoff of Brooklyn ran a stop sign at Verity Parkway and Germantown Road, colliding with John Kring Jr. of West Middletown. The Kring car overturned. Goldoff had a deep head cut, Louis Germiner with a broken nose and hip injuries, while John Kring Sr. suffered a face cut and possible shoulder and back injuries. Kring Jr. sustained knee and hand cuts.
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Verity Pkwy
Germantown Rd
William Goldoff
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Kring, Jr
West Middletown
Kring
Goldoff
Louis Germiner
John Kring
Kring, Jr
Warren County Court Divorce and Legal Notices
Multiple court actions listed including divorces to plaintiffs Ollie B. White and Henrietta M. Hensley, alimony orders, minor child support, injunctions, guardianship appointments, and partition suits. Names include Ollie B. White, Luther W. White, Mary LaJoyce Downey, William F. Downey, Goldie Throckmorton, Ladiorah G. Rief, H. I. Dally, Harold K. Sorter, Prudential Insurance Co., Charles Stibbs, Ralph Wilson, Minnie Allen, Sidney Allen, Mary Lou Davis, Charles H. Davis, Meryl B. Gray, J. Warren Dells, Edward E. Younker, Anita L. Younker, and others.
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Ollie B. White
Luther W. White
Mary LaJoyce Downey
William F. Downey
Brown Hensley
Henrietta M. Hensley
Goldie Throckmorton
Ladorah G. Rief
H. I. Dally
Harold K
Frances L. Sorter
Oma Rogers
Homer Rogers
Prudential Insurance Company
Charles Stibbs
Harold O. Barnhart
Harriet L. Barnhart
J. T. Riley
guardian
ad liter
Ralph Wilson
Charles C
Minnie
Sidney E. Allen
Meryl B. Gray
Lad i orah G. Rief
Harold and
Donald Dilatush
Mary Lou Davis
Charles H. Davis
Martha Barnett
Floyd Finsley Barnett
J. Warren Dells
Hayes
Ralph Van Meter
Guy Thompson
C. Donald Dilatush
Edward E. Younker
Anita L. Younker
Protests Filed Against GOP Petitions for Committeemen Posts
Protests were filed Saturday against five Republican petitions for central committeemen. Thomas W. Baird challenges Allan Treadway for the Third Ward post. Harad Lee Agee faces protest by Berronika V. Fence for the Fourth Ward seat. Tilmon A. Edison protests James Elmer Jewell the First Ward incumbent. Protests target Hugh Ryle Milford Twp and Co. Gilchrist Liberty Twp. No reasons given. Board to meet Friday night for protestors to state grounds.
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central
Thomas W. Baird
Allan Treadway
Harad Lee Agee
Berronika V. Fence
Agee
Tilmon A. Edison
James Elmer Jewell
First Ward
Hugh Ryle
Milford Township and Co
Gilcrist
Liberty Township
Board of Election officials
Butler Bar Names Committee to Study Adult Probation
Butler County Bar Association president Rei ster appointed a committee to study creating an adult probation department. About 90 men are on probation now. the group will report after conferring with county commissioners on funding and implementation. Members include Judge Sohngen Judge Cramer Greg Holbrook Jackson Bosch Senator Wilmer and Martin Coyle.
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son Bosch
Richard A. Wilmer
Martin Coyle
Local arrests for disorderly conduct and license violations
Earl Roysdon, 28, of 2228 South Main St., was charged with disorderly conduct after a late night arrest at the King Pin cafe on North Clinton St. Darley Banks, 20, of 1112 Garfield St., faced charges of failure to have a driver's license and careless driving following custody at Malvern St. and Van Ave. The note adds an unrelated line about cascalate tree seeds from Mexico as a tannin source.
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Earl Roysdon
South Main St
North Clinton St
Darley Banks
Garfield St
Malvern St
Van Ave
Mexico
City commissioners study major problems at informal meeting
Commissioners discussed 39 items including pending projects at the Manchester Hotel. A deed for 28 acres from Lorillard Co would extend Sutphin St and Shafer St underpass to curb traffic, with a $46 000 price sent to New York for board approval.
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Manchester
P. Lorillard
Shafer St
New York
Fred J. Schatzmann
law
Nelbar
Schatzmann
Todd Wool
Lorillard
Sutphin St
Wildwood crossing
Mary Oglesby park
Lincoln St
water works department
Eagles Aeries Raided Seizing Ten Slot Machines
State liquor enforcement chief Anthony A Rutkowski announced agents seized ten slot machines during raids on two Cleveland Fraternal Order of Eagles lodges. Aerie 1762 reported four machines while Mount Pleasant aerie reported six during a Wednesday night meeting.
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CLEVELAND
anthony A. Rutkowski
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Mount Pleasant aerie
Rutkowski
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East Fifth St
Connersville
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Jess Henry
Dayton
George Rothwell
Forest Ave
York Ave
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Crescent Blvd
Lee Baird
Yankee Rd
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Iva R. Chaney
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struat
Thomas Mack
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