Bill to extend county city court jurisdiction outlined
Middletown and Hamilton municipal courts may gain statewide reach as Rep James Sexton prepares a bill. Ohio Municipal League speakers urged opposition to an administrative procedure act and supported increased railroad cost sharing for grade crossings.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Butler County
Tilmon Ellison
Ohio Municipal League
Filison
James Sexton
Ohio House of Representatives
State Highway Patrol
Ellison
Justices of the Peace
Butler County Grand Jury
Middleton artist in finals for WCPO TV job
Larry Sullivan, son of Mr and Mrs W R Sullivan of 120 Iglehart Street, advances to final selection for the host spot vacant by Bob Braun on WCPO TV Pantomime Hit Parade. He previously appeared among ten finalists chosen from 400 applications and now studies dramatics and telewhon arts at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music after attending Miami University.
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Middletonian
Bob Braun
Dotty Mack
Wcpo-Tv
Larry Sullivan
W. R. Sullivan
Iglehart St
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Miami University
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Man Charged For Break-In
Donald Dennis, 26, of 1311 Penfield Ave was arrested early yesterday on a breaking and entering warrant. Deputies say he forced entry into the Mildred Hill home at 608 Pinta Ave, burned a hole in a rug but nothing was taken. The incident occurred south of Middle Town city limits.
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Donald Dennis
Penfield Ave
Middletown
Dennis
Mildred Hill
Pinta
Hill
Pell appoints first sergeant as four deputies promoted
Bucher County Sheriff Paul Pell announces the promotion of four deputies. Thom J. Bagby of Hamilton becomes the department's first sergeant, while Clarence Vievins of Muletown Richard Jordan of Reily and Emmett Jackson of Hamilton rise to corporals. The promoted deputies wear gold chevrons and will lead various shifts.
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Bucher County
Paul Pell
Thomas J. Bagby
Hamilton
Japan
Clarence Vievins
St. Broad St
Muletown
Richard Jordan
Reily
Emmett Jackson
Pell
Kite Flyer Struck By 7 200-Volt Line In Salt Lake City
Teen kite flier Robert R Malin Jr. was knocked to the ground when a kite string with metallic thread touched a high voltage line. He suffered minor burns on his right hand and left heel as the current grounded out.
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Salt Lake City
Robert R Malin Jr
Ben Franklin
Robert
Two Injured In Morning Accidents In Middletown
Two people were treated at Middletown Hospital after accidents yesterday morning. Mrs Cora Barrett 57 suffered a broken left arm from a fall down basement steps. Larry Manns 14 received second degree burns on his right leg from a trash fire near his Mount Eddy home and was released after treatment. Gary Baker 21 received a minor dog bite on his right hand at a friend's home and was treated and discharged.
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Middletown Hospital
Cora Barrett
Buena Ave
Larry Manns
Luther Manns
Mounted
Gary Baker
16Th Ave
Crestwood High names Converse principal amid student strike threat
Crestwood High School in Mantua ends a threatened sit down strike by naming George Converse principal. Converse, 57, had been handling principal duties for 15 years without the title or pay. He refused to teach after the request was denied, but a Sunday school board meeting appointed him to the new post.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Crestwood High School
Mantua
George Converse
Converse
Portage County
Crestwood
Population Density Compare The Netherlands And Maryland
The Netherlands has about 1,000 people per square mile with roughly 1 million residents in 12 650 square miles while Maryland with 10 577 square miles holds around 2 million people.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Official Statistics Bureau
Maryland
Madison Group To Hear Snyder
The Madison Township Improvement Assn will hear Ross Snyder speak after a business session at 8 p m tomorrow at the West Middletown School. Oliver Seilier, school committee chairman, will summarize the Madison district school situation.
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Madison Township Improvement Assn
Ross Snyder
Snyder
West Middletown
Oliver Seilier
Madison
Wo Loss Reported In 2 Blazes Here
A grass blaze in the 1100 block of Lafayette Avenue on United Welding Co. and Armco property caused no damage. Fire officials blamed it on children with matches. A second fire at 614 Cleveland Street from an overheated furnace also caused no damage.
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Lafayette Avenue
United Welding Co
Armco
Cleveland St
Three Middletown Drivers Cited After City Mishaps
Police cited Clyde Williams and Louise Neal along with John Bashaw in three city crashes yesterday. Williams, 14, was charged with an assured clear distance violation after a three car collision at S Verity Parkway and Garden Avenue. Bolle and Goley were involved, with $590 damage. Neal, 436 North Broad Street, was cited for backing unsafely after hitting a parked car. Bashaw, 18, Vannest Avenue, was cited for backing into an unidentified vehicle in the Wilbraham area. damage $75.
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Middletown
Clyde Williams
West Middletown
Louise Neal
Broad St
Jacob Chamberlain
Logan Ave
John Bashaw
Vannest Ave
Wilbraham In
Lions Club Zone One advisory committee to meet
The Zone One advisory committee of the Ohio Lions Club will convene at the Hamilton YMCA next Sunday at 2 p.m. Fred L. Beachler Hamilton, committee chair, will preside. Members include presidents and secretaries from Middletown Oxford Hamilton Trenton Monroe Jacksonburg and Fairfield. Agenda covers zone social March 13 in Middletown Holiday On Ice March 3 at Cincinnati Garden Fairfield charter night convention representation and club finances. Reports from District Gov. Charles Harma Hillsboro Senior Deputy District Gov. Edward Van Ness Cincinnati Zone Chairman Beachler Clarence Stuckey Jeffersonville and International Counsellor Gordon Bennett Hamilton. Also listed are committee members from each club.
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Ohio Assn. of
Lions Clubs
Hamilton
Fred L. Beachier
Middletown
Oxford
Trenton
Monroe
Jacksonburg
Fairfield
Cincinnati Garden
Fairfield Club
Lions Club
Lions District
Charles Harma
Hillsboro
Edward van Ness
Cincinnati
Beachler
Clarence Stuckey
Jeffersonville
Gordon Bennett
James O. ‘Finley
Warren Pence
Gordon Carr
Luther Morrison
Robert P. Swig
Charles Adrien
Donald Pergram
Robert Brown
Keppel O. Small
Robert Donbar
Donald Schirmer
John Barclay
Joseph Montaine
Charles Metzger
2000 Attend Miami Concert in Ohio
A crowd estimated above 2000, from as far as 500 miles, attended a joint concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Miami University Glee Club in Withrow Court Miami. The program featured Testament of Freedom by Randall Thompson and opened the glee club's 50th anniversary observance.
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Oxford
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Miami University Glee Club
Miami
Withrow Court
Glee Club
Symphony
Randall Thompson
Thomas Jefferson
Brotherhood observes National Brotherhood Week in February
Reuben Yt. Duty, chairman of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, urges daily commitment to fellowship and tolerance during National Brotherhood Week February 17-24. He warns that without practical application of resolutions, prejudice returns and world peace remains distant.
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THE
National Conference OF Christians and Jews
Reuben YT
Brotherhood Committee
County March Of Dimes Total Reaches $35 732
Butler County 1957 March of Dimes drive totals $35,732.39, over $5,000 above last year. Middletown and Monroe Trenton districts approach $13,000, final count expected to surpass $14,000. Hamilton hosts tonight's Bauer County chapter meeting. treasurer George F Hancock reports county area at $21,449.29 versus $16,400 prior year. Local drive led by Charles Reuthe Johan Fitzgerald and Gene Goecke.
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Butler County
Middletown
Monroe
Trenton
Bauer County
Hamilton
George F. Hancock
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hamilton and County
Charles Reuthe
Johan Fitzgerald
Gene Goecke
Arrow group Meets Tuesday Discusses Charter Renewal
The Order of the Arrow executive committee will meet to discuss charter renewal plans. Lodge Chief Steve Geckeler will open the session at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association. Also on the agenda are plans for the spring Order of Arrow meeting.
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Order of the Arrow
Steve Geckeler
Civic Association
Order of Arrow
Quads Born To Sugar Goat In Duncanville Area
Dallas Sugar, a Nubian goat owned by Harry Powell west of Duncanville, gave birth to quadruplets. Powell notes quads among goats are rare about one in 670,000 births, with two does and two bucks among the offspring.
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Dallas
Harry Powell
Duncanville
Polio Group To Elect Officers In Butler County
The Butler County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will meet tonight at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for its annual officer election chaired by Charles Reuthe.
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Butler County
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Charles Reuthe
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Theft Reported by Mrs Otis Witworth
Mrs Otis Witworth of 2421 Central Ave reported a theft or loss of her billfold containing 25 to 40 dollars and papers yesterday.
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Otis Witworth
Central Ave
Thieves nab hubcaps from car of local resident
Police were notified after two hubcaps were stolen from the car of Don Denniston at 2/04 Wilbraham Road near J and J Bowling Lanes on a Saturday night.
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Don Denniston
Wilbraham Rd
J&j
Two Dayton Repairmen Hurt in Sewer Manhole Explosion
Two Ohio Bell Cable splicers James Richardson and Ernest Phipps were briefly burned in an explosion at a Central Avenue Sutphin Street manhole. Officials ruled out sewer gas. a CGE crew reported a small natural gas leak with no property damage.
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Dayton
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Middletown Hospital
James Richardson
Wil ‘Burn St
Ernest Phipps
Perrine St
Richardson
Phipps
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Robert Holida
Holida
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
William Robinson
Cg&e
Jess Border
Company 2
Township To Vote On Zoning Issue
German Township residents will vote on zoning tomorrow with polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m Those in Ward A vote at Green s Garage Ward B at the Scaffer home on State Road and Ward C at the Apple home in Sunbury The purpose is to promote health morals welfare and property values by regulating land development and providing public improvements Passage requires a 51 percent affirmative vote.
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Germantown
German Township
Green
Scaffer
State Road
Sunbury
Tibet Rebellion Report Claims 10,000 Killed or Captured
Chinese authorities report 10,000 Tibetans killed or captured amid anti Red uprisings in Tibet and Sinkiang. They say Communist troops suffered equal losses and date the revolts to March 19% with Red officials attempting redistribution.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Tibet
Far Western
Sikiang
Red
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J. Elmer Gowmerman
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Butler County Commission
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Coleman
Ohio Board of Education
Franklin
Charles W. Thompson
Gotherman
Thompson
Shafer-Neibar
Carmody
Charles B. Stiles
Arthur C. Sanderson
Robert McConaughy
C. A. Boeke
Harry Newlin
Joseph B. Blackmore
Seven Mile
Sanitone
Ralue
Charles Drive
Bran
Perry Plank
B. F. Sawyer
SON
Lions Club Committee
Phonograph Records
Columbia Capitol
Ountry
Westerns
Decca
R.C.A. G.M
Mercury
Yes! Records
Columbia
C.a
Capitol
M.g.m
North Main
Brotherhood
Franklin D. Roosevelt
County March of Dimes
Arrow Group
Quads
Polio Group
Schramm Doar
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