Bonus money eludes Kentucky veterans in Ohio
Thousands of Kentucky born veterans living in Ohio may miss a state veterans bonus after Kentucky passed a plan limiting eligibility to residents who remained in state. The measure, approved by the Senate, would pay $9 per domestic month and $15 per overseas month with caps of 300 and 500 dollars, funded by a 3 percent sales tax.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Kentucky
Kentucky Senate
Korea
William B. Hanes
Ohio Adjutant General’s Office
Haines
Ohio survey seeks 700 questions to lure industry
Dayton Ohio officials urge all 5 000 plus communities in 17 southwestern counties to file detailed inventories to attract firms. Koder Collison says the 700 question form will aid site seekers and be published year end, crediting local gains, with 60 to 95 percent of data already returned.
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Dayton
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Ohio
Koder Collison
Collison
Kgger Creek
Four MHS seniors land in top ten of 1960 General Scholarship Test
Four Middletown High School seniors ranked among the top ten Butler County students in the 1960 General Scholarship Test For High School Seniors. Joseph Paer of Hamilton Catholic High School won with 251 points, Lance Mather was second with 246, and Francis Martin of MHS placed third with 238. Judy Geckler was seventh with 217 and Ray Keller ninth with 210. test given January 15 in area high schools.
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Middletown High School
Butler County
John D. Blackford
Lance Mather
Joseph Paer
Hamilton Catholic High School
Francis Martin
Judy Geckeler
Ray Keller
County Board Fills Vacancy on Butler Education Board
The Butler County Board of Education filled the vacant fifth seat last night with a unanimous vote. William Gillespie, a farmer from Hanover Township in the Talawanda School District, replaces Ernest Meyers of Oxford who resigned last August.
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Butler County Board of Education
William Gillespie
Lanes Mill Rd
Hanover Township
Gillespie
Talawanda
Ernest Meyers
Oxford
Thomann Named Best Speaker At Toastmasters Meeting
Art Thomann was judged the best speaker at the Toastmasters Club meeting held at J and J Bowling Lanes. Paul Robbins won most improved speaker with Poor American. Joyd Nolan presided, Lou Zirkle served as toastmaster, and Fred Hunt as topicmaster.
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Art Thomann
Toastmasters Club
Paul Robbins
Bill Akers
Two Car Crash Causes $1200 In Damages
No injuries were reported in a 11:40 a.m. two car collision at N Verity Parkway and Winona Drive. Police cited Thomas McCarty, 81, for failure to yield. McCarty pulled from a driveway and hit William Hock, 26, of Fairborn, with $900 damage to Hock’s 1957 car and $400 to McCarty’s 1956 model.
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N. Verity Parkway
Winona Drive
Thomas McCarty
Winona Dr
McCarty
Verity Parkway
William Hock
Fairborn
Man Bound To Jury In Burglary
Hugh L. Reed 21 of 521 Garfield St bound to Sutler County Grand Jury by Municipal Judge J T Lamb on a burglary charge. Bond set at 5000. Reed linked to break‑in at Walter Goodman home 7501 Keister Rd Jan 8 with loot recovered. Other suspects Everett Cox 19 and Arthur Albright 21 bound to grand jury. Reed arrested at home by deputies for investigation.
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Hugh L. Reed
Garfield St
Sutler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Reed
Walter Goodman
Keister Rd
Jess Dennis
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Everett Cox
Chamberlain Road
Franklin Rt. 2
Arthur Albright
Alice St
Franklin
Goodman Home
Preble County
Stanley Corey
Farris Ratliff
Harold Gray
Sailing Association Plans Spring Dinner
The Hueston Sailing Association announces its annual spring dinner at the Miami University Center on March 5. Members come from Hamilton Middletown Oxford Cincinnati and Richmond Indiana. Speaker will be W W Flickinger chief of the sparks division in the State Department of Natural Resources. Commodore Burt Winterhalter of Hamilton leads the group.
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Oxford
Hueston Sailng Assn
Hamilton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Richmond
Ind
Miami University Center
W. W. Flick Inger
Division of
Sparks
State Department of Natural Resources
Burt Winterhalter
KP Honors 50-Year Man at Lafayette Lodge Banquet
Charlies H Pippert received a 50 year pin from the Knirats of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at Castle Hall. John Estell grand chancellor Ohio lodges presented the award. Roy Bowling lodge trustee gave a $1000 check to Kenneth Hess for the home building fund. R L McTavish spoke on customs from travels. Elza Abraham led members in song. John Winkelman led invocation.
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Charlies H. Pippert
Neibar St
Knirats
Pythias Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
John Estell
Ohio Lodges
Kenneth Hess
Pythian
Roy Bowling
R. L. McTavish
Dupps Co
Germantown
Elza Abraham
John Winkelman
Lodge
Harr Iron Co Threatens to Close if Demands Not Eased
Harr Iron Co a long time steel fabricator in Youngstown Ohio said it would close completely unless District 26 United Steelworkers of America cut contract demands. Aaron A Harr secretary noted 16 regular employees did not show up on Wednesday. Local 2225 USW has represented Harr workers for two years.
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Younsstown, Ohio
Harr Iron Co
United Steelworkers of America
Aaron A. Harr
USW
Harr
Snow shoveler dies in Cincinnati heart attack
Mrs. Mildred Waddel, 41, wife of Rev. Chester R. Waddel, died Thursday from a heart attack suffered while shoveling snow in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Mildred Waddel
Chester R. Waddel
Doctor on Stand in $50,000 Medical Negligence Suit
Dr Robert Williams a Middles town Hospital pathologist spent 75 minutes on the witness stand as a defense witness in a $50 000 suit brought by Thomas R Haney over his wife Laura Haney s death after a transfusion. He described hospital blood testing and cross matching procedures and the 1954 expanded laboratory. Dr John L Bauer testified he advised transferring Laura Haney to Holmes Hospital Cincinnati after the Dec 7 8 1956 transfusion and she died about 15 days later. The hearing resumes today and continues Tuesday.
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Hamilton
Robert Williams
Midddletown Hospital
Middletown Hospital
Williams
Thomas R. Haney
Young Sr
Middletown
Coombs
John L. Bauer
Haney
Laura
Bauer
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
Train Derails Near Hageman Crossing with Seven Cars Off Tracks
A Midstatebound Pennsylvania freight train derailed at Hageman Crossing four miles southwest of here at 6 am. Two diesel units and five freight cars left the tracks just north of the crossing. A wrecking crew is on site and little damage is reported beyond tracks and ties.
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Lebanon
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Vas Hageman Crossing
Here
J. L. Keener
Guidance program outlined for Taft PTO meeting
Thomas Webb, Middletown School System curriculum director, presented the district guidance and counseling plan to Taft School PTO members. He described a triangle of understanding among parent, teacher, and child, noted preschool clinics as start points, and outlined testing stages from elementary to high school.
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Thomas Webb
Middletown
Taft School Pto
Middletown Planning Commission Pushes Residential Zoning Plan
The Middletown Planning Commission again recommends zoning the 150 acre Marshall Road tract entirely R-1 with the northeast corner to be R-1, opposing spot zoning for the B-1 corner. WPFB expansion plans may be reviewed, and petitions on zoning will face a 12 month wait. Other actions include reclassifying 16 lots for a motel and changing nearby parcels from R-2 to R-2 for a medical building.
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Middletown
Rossi
WPFB
City Planning Department
Lafayette Avenue
Verity Parkway
Briel Boulevard
Citizens oppose extending B-1 zoning toward Central Avenue
At the same time they went on record opposing any extension of B-1 zoning toward Central Avenue. Residents feared the expansion would bring in other business viewed as less desirable. Another action included denial of a petition to change.
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Central Avenue
Motorcade Of Veterans Is Planned
About 150 cars will form a Sunday motorcade from Hamilton to Evansville Indiana for a mass rally opposing Kentucky’s veteran bonus. The Evansville chapter of a new national group organized to challenge the bonus issued to residents only opened a local office on Main Street with three secretaries handling calls and mail. First day mail totaled over 200 letters from veterans in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky protesting non resident exclusions. A telegram from Harold Pierce Evansville group president urged local plans noting members are fighting mad.
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Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Kentucky
Indiana
Fighting
Main St
Ohio
Harold Pierce
Refund Checks Sent To 7 In Franklin
Franklin city income tax refunds were mailed yesterday to seven residents who overestimated 1959 income. More refunds are expected as corrected 1959 figures arrive with 1960 estimates. Taxpayers could take cash or apply overpayment to 1960 taxes, and refunds may go to those who have moved and owe no 1960 tax.
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Franklin — City
Franklin City
Police Briefs Involving Fight At Armory
Herman Pohlable, 17, of M Crawford Street told police he sustained a cut on the back of his head in a fight with an unknown boy at the National Guard Armory. The incident occurred last night and no further details were available.
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Herman Pohlable
M .Crawford St
National Guard Armory
Police arrest Johnnie Walker on assault and battery charge
Police early today arrested Johnnie Walker age 23 of 1220 Baltimore Street on an assault and battery charge.
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Johnnie Walker
Baltimore St
Malvern and Verity Lots Rezone to Park-Targeted R-1
The report notes three parcels at Malvern and Verity shifting from R-1 to park use with city plans. It also states Los Olas Subdivision received city reapproval for R-1 designation after a recent renexed review.
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Malvern
Verity
Los Olas
Fire Levels Historic Warren County Home
Fire destroyed the 160 year old Jere miah Morrow house in Foster Ohio after noon blaze. Maineville and Loveland fire crews fought flames for three hours. one wall was pulled down to prevent collapse. Owners Henry and Teal were away. oil stove may have started fire. The site held Governor Morrow’s historic millstones and highlighted Ohio history.
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Foster
Jeremiah Morrow
Ohio
Miami
Maineville
Grace Stevens
Stevens
Loveland Fire Department
Davis Road
Henry Teal
Warren Stone Historical Society
Yale campus police quell noise disturbance on campus
Yale campus police were called to stop a noisy disturbance among students. Officers confiscated a trumpet, bongo drums, three tape recorders and a hi fi set.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
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