Thieves Busy On Break-Ins Of Firms Here
A spate of break-ins hit local businesses amid warm weather. Wombel d Grocery at 2202 East Central Ave reported after 8:30 pm entry with glass broken and items missing including three knives and candy. Ralston Service Station on Charles St suffered battery theft, while Krocer Grocery on Charles St and a porch milk theft at 1200 Baltic St were also noted. Police suspect after 139 pm window break-ins and entry attempts. several stores reported pried office locks and missing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wombeld
East Central Ave
Este Wombeld
Ralston
Charles S. and
North Ave
Krocer
Charles St
Palice
Youth and Parents Ordered to Juvenile Hearing After Bicycle Theft
A 14 year old was arrested for riding a stolen bicycle and, after initially claiming to have bought it, reportedly admitted taking the bike. Police ordered the youth and his parents to appear before Juvenile Authorities for proceedings.
Restrictions on Veterans Home Building Relaxed for Some Vets
Middletown veterans may dodge tighter loan rules if they bought building lots before Oct 2 with intent to build. Through April 8 they can be exempted from stricter down payment demands, with three conditions: lot ownership before Oct 3, 1950. evidence of intent to build by Oct 12. and veteran’s certification that restrictions cause hardship.
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Middletown
Veterans Administration
Washington
Bala
Acta Die
Tim
Police reports drug and vehicle incident in Dayton
Edwin Richardson, 31, of 246 Hunter Ave Dayton, was arrested for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Police said a car stalled on the Wildwood railroad crossing late last night after the owner claimed oncoming traffic blinded him, sending the vehicle off the road onto the tracks. Railroad crews were notified to hold trains during removal. A later note mentions dust from a saw on a diamond.
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Edwin Richardson
Hunter Ave
Dayton
Wildwood
Wrecker
Lose 22 Lbs in 4 Weeks with Rennel Claims
A user testimonial reports losing 22 pounds in four weeks after starting Rennel. The note describes feeling better overall, relief from leg weight and fat concerns, and urges trying the product with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennel
Leuiane
Bevis
Gardner Banquet Hails Emplo yee-Management Harmony
Gardner Board and Carton Co employees honored at the annual Middletown plant and offices banquet jointly sponsored by the company and the Mutual Benefit Association. Colin Gardner Jr accepted a clock for the company as workers praised management unions and employees for 50 years of cooperation. The MBA meeting followed by an entertainment program and announcements of new trustees, a sport jacket for the retiring president, and plans for a $7.1 million modernization budget this year and over $10 million since 1945. The Gardner Scholar ship Fund will award $500 grants to four students in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Middletown
Gardner
Mutual Beneee Association
Colin Gardner
Benefit Association
Hotel
Gibson
Cincinnati
Chalmer Cassidy
Association
Assidy
O. B. Walker
Ellis Allfrey
George Hoise
Joseph Barker
Robertoe
Richard Blaine
Rd of Trustees
Francis Beedle
Elmer Cassidy
William Cretors
Ralph Phibbs
Delores Thorn
Robert Wells
John Carmody
Cassidy
E. T
Ted) Gardner Jr
America
ITI
Company
Porticies
Gardner Scholarship Fund
Middletown High School
Lockland - Greater Cincinnat Area
Mutual Benefit Association
Wilbur Muffman
Osborne
Hamilton
Ote
Ray Caldwell
Molders Committee
Cleveland
Indianapolis
R. J. Redmond
Foundrymen’s Association
National Stabilization Board
Harrison
Dayton
Overpeck
Jaycees Dinner Reservations Rise in Manchester
Jaycees annual Seanice Night reservations climb to Wednesday in Manchester. Homer Boxwell, chairman of the Ticket Committee, notes more last minute bookings before noon deadline. The 6:30 p.m. dinner features Fritz Howell AP sports editor and Lloyd Miller, Harold Calvin, John A. Lawler, Delbert Mann, Paul Day, Knight Goodman. Robert McDade leads the program with hotel arrangements by Robert Itaker.
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Homer Boxwell
Fritz Howell
Ohio
Associated Press
Lloyd Miller
Harold Calvin John A. Lawler
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Delbert Mann
Jaycee
Paul Day
Knight Goodman
Robert McDade
Robert Itaker
Dinner Tonight Opens Drive For Aged Home
Wade E. Miller will headline a kickoff banquet at Moon Pleasan United Presbyterian Church to launch a three month drive to raise 165000 for an aging home. Dr. R E. Boyer and Dr. D C Campbell join as speakers. About 69 to 70 guests are expected. reservations via Dr Campbell at 77131. The home will be on Britton Rd west of Monroe.
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Wade E. Miller
Middletown
Pleasan
United Presbyterian Church
R E. Boyer
Toledo
D. C. Campbell
Monroe United Presbyterian Church
Dr. Campbell
Ohio
Campbell
Britton Rd
Monroe
Movie Schedules for Paramount Strand and Colonial Theaters
Paramount shows Bed Time for Bonzo on Monday and Tuesday with screenings at 1 45, 3 45, 5 45, 7 45 and 9 45 p.m. Strand plays Colt 45 at 1 18, 4 15, 9 15 and 10 15 p.m. plus The Avengers at 2 35, 3 35 and 8 35 p.m. Colonial presents September Affair on Monday and Tuesday at 1 15, 3 20, 5 25, 7 20 and 9 35 p.m.
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Paramount
The
Avengers
Foundry Workers Walk Out in Valley Strike Across 6 Ohio Cities
Seventy nine workers at The Keuthan Foundry in Hamilton join AFL Molders and Foundry Workers Union vote for a strike Sunday. The walkout severs production with 1,350 workers across 20 plants in six Ohio cities and two Cox foundries. Wage demands target 15 percent, while offers sit at 12 percent.
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Keuthan Foundry Company
AFL Molders and Foundry Workers Union
Hamilton
Ohio
Coii
Miami Valley
Truck Drivers Picket Local Coal Yard In Middletown
Pickets from Truck Drivers Union Local 836 gathered at the Hatfield Coal yard in Middletown to demand union recognition and reinstatement for two drivers laid off in the last ten days. Dan L. Daly of Hatfield said several trucks operated despite the line. Collinsworth reported no negotiations by 11 a.m. and warned unrest could spread to other coal yards.
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Middletown
Y Field
Ance
Central Aves
Doty S
Ray Collinsworth
Ieusors
Truck Drivers Union Local 836
I Teamsters, Chauffeurs
Collinsworth
Dan L. Daly
Hatfield Company
Hatfield
Daly
Middle Town
Two 50 Year Armco Veterans Honored With Pins
Armco Steel presents fifty year service pins Sunday to William Stringham and William Yaw, both hired February 8, 1901. Ceremony at Charles R. Hook’s Alameda Circle home included several Armco officials. Stringham’s career spanned sheet mill roles, East Works leadership, Australia post, and a 1942 retirement, while Yaw advanced from sheet mill to processing and later served as a police and fire department watchman before retiring in 1946.
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Armco
William Stringham
William Yaw
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporaton
Hook
Alameda Circle
Frank H. Fanning
G. D. Tranter
Hugh W. Wright
Don Holstein
H. G. Muligian
Mark Walke
Stringham
East Works
Australia
Armco International
Middletown City
Yaw
Old Central Works
Truck Hit Twice Fined For Leaving Crash Scene
A double hit skip on Route 25 at the Maud underpass led to $50 fines and costs for Anthony Krista Jr. and Winfield S. Hughesette after both fled the scene. Chester Rexroat reported his tractor was struck while speaking with Krista.
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Cincinnati
Maud
Anthony Krista, Jr
Kroger Ave
Chester Rexroat
Coddington St
Akron
Krista
Rexroat
Win
Field S. Hughett
Liberty St
Hughes
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Car Damaged in Hit-Skip Mishap With $400 Loss
Police said a hit-skip accident yesterday left a car worth $400 damaged. James Olinger, 28, of 1015 Central Ave, reported his vehicle was parked in front of his home when it was struck by another auto that fled the scene. A neighbor heard the crash around a.m. today.
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James Olinger
Central Ave
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Warner
Baltic St
Police
Sriefs
Jaycees
Mayflower
Hauselman Transportation
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Nationwide Furniture Movers
Hauselman
Valley Strike
Stanley Levey
Tendent
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Keuthan and
4 Foundry
Black-Clawson Company
Shartles
Black Claws
Butler
Clinton i
CIO AM LN
Wauratta
Blackstone
ETAT
Americas
Wkstone
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