Strike Closes Keuthan Plant in Valley Wide Action
The Keuthan foundry division of Black Clawson Co and 75 local workers, plus 200 at the Hamilton foundry, idled by a Valley wide strike of the Foundry Workers Union AFL CIO. About 1,000 workers across 20 plants protested a rejected wage offer. the walkout may spread to 44 more plants with 3,200 workers.
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Keuthan Foundry
Black Clawson Co
Foundry Workers Union
AFL- Cic
Black Clawson
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton
Miami Valley
Hollan Washburn
Cincinnati International
Vehicle theft hits Excello resident as car parts vanish
David Rader of 1006 Ferrer St Excello reported his car would not start and his engine had been stripped of a fuel injection unit battery distributor coil and fan belt. The theft occurred while the car was parked near 3105 Ben Harrison St Sunday afternoon.
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David Rader
Ferrer St
Excello
Sheriff's Deputies
Ben Harrison St
Power blackout hits Tytus Avenue area area
A two hour power outage affected Tytus Avenue from Maple Park to Woodhill Cemetery during a cold snap. Wires at 2213 Whittier St. snapped in high winds causing the blackout, which began at 4 20 a.m. and was restored by 7 05 a.m.
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Tytus Avenue
Maple Park
Woodhill Cemetery
U. S. 25
William K. Robinson
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Whittier St
Dixie Heights
Camden Woman In Critical Condition After Crash
Mrs. Doris Grinstead, 35, of Camden, was in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with a neck injury from a Saturday night crash near Richmond. She had been taken to Reid Hospital in Richmond before transfer. Sheriff Rex Gilmore said her car driven by husband Woodrow Grinstead skidded on snow, went through a fence on Indiana 227 south of Boston. son Woodrow Jr., 15, was unhurt.
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Hamilton
Doris Grinstead
Lafayette Ave
Camden
Mercy Hospital
Richmond
Reid Hospital
Uncin County
Rex Gilmore
Grinstead
Woodrow
Ind
Boston
Woodrow Jr
Miami University Celebrates 149th Birthday With Convocation
Miami University marks 149 years as a university with an all school convocation in Withrow Court where President John D. Millett outlined plans for a year long sesquicentennial beginning February 17, 1959. Dr. Walter Havighurst spoke on Miami's history from the 1809 charter while noting the institution's early ties to Abraham Lincoln.
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Oxford
Miami University
Withrow Court
John D. Millett
Miami
Walter E.havighurst
Ohio General Assembly
Abraham Lin
Thompson to Speak on New City Payroll Tax at Civitan Meeting
City manager Charles Thompson will discuss the new payroll tax at the Civitan Club meeting tomorrow.
Franklin Aims Drive in Water Bill Office and City Garbage Reform
Franklin city manager John Heintz unveils two modernization plans for council tonight. Proposed first floor water office with drive in window could be a national first, enabling early street department routing. Project costs about 30000 for a year one payoff, then lower costs later. Also a move to municipal garbage collection saving about 40000 annually, requiring a new packer truck and possibly two workers. Council also reviews emergency squad planning and water meter repair progress.
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Franklin
John Heintz
U.S
Heintz
4Th Street
Dow
Franklinites
Water Department
Joe Gribble
Charges Filed In Death Of Lebanon Student
Lebanon authorities filed charges in the death of 15 year old Daniel Lee Coates after a car incident Saturday night. C Donald Martin 26 of Loveland was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Autopsy cited ruptured liver and injuries. death ruled an accident. Coates freshman at Lebanon High School.
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Lebanon
Richard Satterthwaite
Daniel Lee Coates
C. Donald Martin
Loveland Rt. 2
Coates
Johnson Funeral Home
Young
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Satterthwaite
Martin
Young Coates
Loveland
Lebanon High School
Harry
Indiana
David
Germany
Sue Shilling
Dayton
Ice Rink Attendance Drops at Sunset Skating
The Sunset ice rink remains flooded nightly since February 8 under director Tom Carlson as crowds dwindle from last month’s peak of 900 on a Sunday. The rink operates weekdays 3 to 9 pm and weekends 9 30 am to 9 pm.
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Icce
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Bright Object Lights Ohio Sky Meteorite Seen Across State
Ohio patrolmen and motorists reported a bluish green to fluorescent white flare crossing the night sky last evening. The object moved northeast to southwest, streaking toward the ground near 9 10 p m and vanishing in four to six seconds as observers in Zanesville Lancaster and West Jefferson watched.
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Columbus
Ohio
Zanesville
Lancaster
West Jefferson
New Scout Unit Joins Franklin Area Council
Another new unit has joined the Mound Builders Area Council Explorer Post 51 sponsored by the Franklin Optimist Club. A dozen boys are registered and meet Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the Scout Hut in Franklin. Explorer advisor is Elbert L. Stoner Jr. Clarence Ross Mote is institutional representative and committee chairman.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Explorer
Franklin Optimist Club
Franklin
Elbert L. Stoner Jr
Clarence Ross Mote
Chaiman
Mayfield Scouts Hold Blue and Gold Dinner
One hundred fifty Cub Scouts and parents attended a Blue and Gold dinner for Pack 15 held in the Mayfield School cafeteria. Chairmen were Mr and Mrs Richard Hickman. Ralph Mull Mayfield School principal was guest of honor with Richard Bendel as cubmaster.
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Richard Hickman
Mayfield School
Ralph Mull
Richard Bendel
Adams' Shifting Party Labels Highlight Political Flexibility
The historical figure John Quincy Adams is described as frequently changing party affiliation from Federalist to Republican to Whig and finally to Abolitionist, illustrating evolving political positions over his career.
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U.S
John Quincy Adams
Mass Strike Threatened Against Power Companies
Dayton reports a potential mass strike against 15 Ohio Valley power firms after UVUA delegates vote to support Kyger Creek plant workers. Kyger Creek near Gallipolis faces a Wednesday strike vote. OVEC, UWUA plan talks with a federal mediator Tuesday to resolve the contract dispute.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Utility Workers Union of America
UVUA
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
OVEC
Kyger Creek
Gallipolis
UWUA
Atomic Energy Commission
Pike County
Hunters Bay 9 More Foxes in Warren County Drives
Warren County Bears Club doubled fox catches during two weeks of Saturday drives. Ninety volunteers trapped nine foxes in Red Lion area last Saturday after ten in the prior week. Charles Johnson leads the drives. next meeting at Blue Ball Amen Church at 9 a.m. lunch funded by Geneva Fellowship Class. proceeds go to the church. Hunts may extend to Butler County areas next week.
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Warren County Bears Club
Red Lion
Charles Johnson
Blue Ball Amen Poe
Geneva
Butler County
Explorers Plan Rummage Sale to Fund Meeting Place
Explorer Post 99 sponsors a rummage sale on Saturday March 1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the South Middletown Fire on Forrer Street in Amanda. Donations of dishes tables toys or clothes welcome by calling GA 3-7826 or GA 3-6692 after 5 p.m.
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Explorer Post 99
South
Middletown
Forrer Street
Amanda
Police Briefs Note Local Thefts And Recoveries
Police report several thefts including two fender skirts from Junior Brewer’s car and two from Ronnie James’s vehicle plus a bicycle taken from Joe Slas er. A car owned by the Joe Frank Co. Dayton with license YRP was stolen on 7th Avenue. Pts Louis Pierce recovered a car stolen from J&J Bowling Lanes on S Main Street. The auto owned by Dale Miller was found at N Verity Parkway and N Clinton Street. State patrol recovered another car near Franklin that had been stolen from Reece Lake Germantown.
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Junior Brewer
Yankee Rd
Joe Slaser
1St Ave
Ronnie James
Charles St
YRP
Joe Frank Co
Dayton
7Th Avenue
Louis Pierce
J&j
S. Main Street
N. Verity Parkway
N. Clinton Street
Dale Miller
Grand Ave
Franklin
Reece Lake
Germantown
Stollen
Jefferson Avenue
John Robison
Paul Shields
Baltimore St
Miami Paper Program Under Review At Miami University
The Ohio paper industry advisory board will review the first year of Miami University's pulp and paper technology program at a March 20 meeting. The four year curriculum and industry financial support plans were set after a 14 month effort. Class of 1961 recruited with industry aid. several freshmen receive industry scholarships. H. E. Whitaker of Mead Corp. Dayton chairs the advisory group.
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Oxford
Ohio Paper Industry
Miami University
Ohio
H. E. Whitaker
Mead Corp
Dayton
Burglars Invade McKinley School
Thieves broke into McKinley Junior High on S Verity Parkway over the weekend. Glass in boiler room and principal office door was broken. They ransacked twenty rooms and offices, took keys, and drank several dairy drinks. Detective Ed Poling investigated.
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McKinley Junior High School
S. Verity Parkway
Ed Poling
Yester
Minor Damage in Two Franklin Crashes
Two Saturday crashes in Franklin caused $475 damage to four vehicles. The first wreck on Main Street near Jackson involved Eleanor Lewis and Wallace Spark. The second accident at Main and Bryant streets involved Elza Warman and Cecil Jenkins.
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Franklin
Main Street
Jackson
Eleanor Lewis
Skokia An 'Dr
Wallace Spark
Frankilin Rt. 1
Main and
Bryant Streets
Elza Warman
Dayton
Cecil Jenkins
Warren Ave
Middletown Reports Weekend Traffic Accidents Rise to Nineteen
Frigid weather plus a two day count yields 19 Middletown traffic accidents. One fender bender near State Patrol Post 9 and several city crashes caused varying damage and injuries outside the city, though none in Middletown itself. Police report arrests for no operator's license and leaving the scene after a snow related collision on Yankee Road.
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Middletown
City
Gray Ladies Are Honored In Dayton
A Dayton ceremony at the Veterans Administration Center honored five Gray Ladies from the Middletown Red Cross chapter for long service hours 1000 hours for Mrs. Milton Schaps 500 hours for Mrs. Cass Mangold 300 hours for Mrs. Herman Gabbard and 100 hours for Mrs. Thomas Dixon and Mrs. E. O. Long Also present were Mrs. Don Beasley Mrs. Edwin Howe Mrs. Roy Tanner and Mrs. Otis Grant VA officials Joseph Conlin A H Wagner C L Nordstrom and A Thomas Tomasulo spoke or presided.
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Dayton
Veterans Administration Center
Middletown
Red Cross
Milton Schaps
Cass Mangold
Herman Gabbard
Thomas Dixon
E. 0. Long
Don Beasley
Edwin Howe
Roy Tanner
Otis Grant
Joseph Conlin
Alumni Group elects Hamilton Assn president in Oxford
Herbert Canada was elected president of Miami University's Hamilton Alumni Association at the annual dinner in the Miami University Center Oxford. He succeeds Esther Wieche as leader.
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Oxford
Herbert Canada
Miami University
Hamilton Alumni Assn
Esther Wieche
Brotherhood Week Message Bridges Nations and Markets
R L Gray president of Armco Steel Corp urges true brotherhood starting at home as a path to world peace. He cites Middletown and Armco International as examples where diverse people work together in business and trade despite differences. Tomorrow: Robert McDade.
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National Brotherhood
Middletown
Western Dance Night at YMCA Fosters Western Theme
A Western style dance party sponsored by the YMCA Young Adult Co-eds unfolds Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the YMCA auditorium. Roy and Velma Stutz, former leaders of the Two-by-four Square Dance Club, will lead square dances along with mixers popular and old fashioned steps and waltzes. Open to young adults and young marrieds.
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YMCA
Roy
Velma Stutz
Fire crews aid man in breathing trouble at home
The emergency squad assisted John Perrin Jr., 39, of 1213 Prospect Ave, when he was unconscious and struggling to breathe at his residence. Perrin was transported to Middletown Hospital by Bailey's ambulance after the 6:53 p.m call.
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John Perrin Jr
Prospect Ave
Perrin
Middletown
Bailey
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism
An advertisement offers a free book titled Arthritis and Rheumatism that claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical treatment used since 1919. No obligation is required to request the book from The Ball Clinic Dept. 1922 in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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Camden Woman
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Ralph Young
Mayfield
William R. Munger
Cleveland
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Explorers Plan Sale
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Up For
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Sycamore St
14Th Avenue
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Yankee Road
Moore
Everett Carter
Highland St
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Carter
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George Garlinger
Main St
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Atuos
Joseph Knapp
Sherman Ave
Carl Sorrell
Highview Rd
Melampy
R. L. Gray
Armco Steel Corp
Armco International
Iron Curtain
Robert McDade
George Washington
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