Heated exchange at Hamilton Board of Elections meeting
Democratic leaders attack GOP for failure to file election expense reports. The dispute centers on Coyle and Grevey with calls for non partisan conduct. Board approves return to five Oxford precincts and two machines per precinct, plus a $45,000 Trenton School bond on ballots.
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Butter County
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Washington
Omy
GOP
Cavie
Grevey
Elections Board
Democratic Committee
Oxford
Oxford Township
Trenton
Tullis Reelected to NICE Board of Directors
H H Tullis administrative vice president of Armco Steel Corp was reelected to the National Industrial Conference Board for a one year term at its 374th meeting in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel Tullis active with the board since 1952 the Conference Board Founded 1916 counts over 3500 subscribing associates including business organizations trade associations government bureaus labor unions libraries individuals and colleges.
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New York
H. H. Tullis
Armco Steel Corp
National Industrial Conference Board
Waldorf-Astoria
Tullis
Possibe
Five Middletown youths held by Miamisburg police
Five Middletown boys were taken into custody by Miamisburg officers for stealing a tire and fender skirt from a used car lot and hubcaps. Two 17 year olds and a 16 year old were returned to Middletown and released to parents to appear before juvenile authorities. Jim Kelly, 18, of 3203 Grand Ave, was released on a $50 bond. The remaining 17 year old was turned over to his parents in Miamisburg.
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Middletown
Miamisburg
Jim Kelly
Grand Ave
Rev Weber to speak at 3rd Annual Men's Day Rally
The third annual Men's Day Rally is set for 4 p.m. Sunday at Second Baptist Church with guest speaker Rev. G Walter Weber, pastor of First Baptist Church.
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Rev. Weber
Second Baptist Church
Roland Hans
G. Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Flinspach Named Police Sergeant in Franklin
John Flinspach was promoted to police sergeant by Mayor C. C. Black after leading a January civil service exam. A Springsboro High School graduate, he joined the Franklin police in 1948 and ranked highest in the competitive test supervised by Safety Service Director E. M. Woodward.
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Franklin
John Flinspach
C. C. Black
Flinspach
Springsboro High School
Police Department
Safety Service
E. M. Woodward
Black
Seventeen Film Premier At Grace Baptist Church
The Grace Baptist Church screens the hour long film Seventeen on Saturday at 7 30 p m Youth director Kenneth Weiss says the picture blends romance humor and tragedy and appeals to all ages Nearly two years were spent producing it with a cast of over 200 teenagers from more than 400 hopefuls nationwide involved in tryouts
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Seventeen
Grace Baptist Church
Kenneth Weiss
America
Youth Loses Five Teeth In Oxford Auto Crash
Three Talawanda High School students skipped class and wrecked a Kyger Motors car left in the service lot. A 17-year-old suffered five teeth extracted after the crash on Ohio 732 in Preble County. The others were bruised or unharmed and all three were handed to Butler County juvenile authorities.
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Oxford
Talawanda High School
C. H. Wassenich
Dale Baird
Kyger Motors
Harold Howard
Ohio
Preble County
Butler
Butler County
Sheep Invasion Triggers Clash On Jordan Frontier
A flock of sheep from Jordan invaded Israel causing a 30 minute exchange between Israeli troops and Arab Legionnaires. An army spokesman reported no Israeli casualties but two frontier police and two civilians were wounded in three ambushes along the Jordan frontier.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Diem narrowly escapes assassination in Saigon attack
President Ngo Dinh Diem survived a rifle shot in Saigon as a government minister was seriously wounded. The 56 year old leader remained calm and continued his speech at the fair after a bystander deflected the gunman and officials arrested him.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Port Columbus to Get Terminal
A grant of 1,870,000 dollars for a new terminal building at Port Columbus airport was authorized by the Civil Aeronautics Administration. City officials said the city will contribute to construction costs from a 3,975,000 dollar airport bond fund approved on September 14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Port Columbus
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Verity Parkway opens after sewer work
Verity Parkway resumes north and south bound traffic at the Verity Manchester intersection after three weeks of sewer construction. Manchester Avenue remains blocked from N Broad to N Clinton with Clinton Street limited to one lane. contractor may seek full closure next week per Public Service Director C. A. Boeke.
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Verity Parkway
Manchester Avenue
N. Broad Street
N. Clinton Street
Manchester-Clinton
Clinton Street
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Charles F. McCurdy
Manchester
Clinton
Driver Hurt In Accident Near Excello
A Middletown man, George Doering, 3114 Bexley Jr., sustained left knee cuts and skull abrasions after a two car collision on Ohio 4 at Excello. Doering was treated and discharged. Noah Lambert, 56, of 644 Auburn St., rear ended Doering’s southbound vehicle during a U turn at 3:40 p.m. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage and investigation continues.
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Middletown
Ohio
Excello
George Doering
Bexley Jr
Club Hear Meat Packer Details From Europe Trip
R L McTavish vice president of John Dupps Co a German town meat packing equipment firm spoke last night to the Evening Optimist Club. He outlined the companys operation and described uses of meat by products.
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R. L. McTavish
John Dupps Co
Europe
Meat Company
Coal pipeline ships 400 tons to Cleveland plant
The first load of coal via pipeline is to arrive in Cleveland after a 108 mile trip from Cadiz. 400 tons of coal, ground and mixed with water, were pumped from Georgetown to the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. plant at Eastlake. A 60 mile earlier test moved 25 tons.
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Cleveland
Cadiz
Georgetown
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Eastlake
Juliette Low Club Plans Saturday Meeting
The Juliette Low Club will meet tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the Girl Scout clubroom at the Civic Association. Two representatives from each troop will attend, and girls should bring money for the Juliette Low World Friendship Club per Mrs. Nell Blackford who leads the program.
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Juliette Low Club
Civic Association
Juliette Low World Friendship Club
Nell Blackford
Two Falls Cause Wrist Fractures In Home Incident
A woman and a child sustained wrist fractures in separate home falls yesterday. One-year-old Joann Johnson daughter of Abner Johnson of 5% S River Street Franklin fractured her right wrist. Mrs. Powell Spensel of 2712 Oxford State Road aged 45 suffered a left wrist fracture. Both were treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Joann Johnson
Abner Johnson
S. River St. Franklin
Powell Spensel
Oxford State Rd
Middletown Hospital
Lumber Firm Named In Bankruptcy Suit
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Cincinnati District Court against C. L. Amburgy operator of the C. L. Amburgy Lumber Co. The petition, led by Dant & Russel Inc and partners, claims about 40000 dollars owed with more than 4000 to petitioners. It alleges Amburgy allowed a federal government lien on his property last month.
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Cincinnati
C. L. Amburgy
C. L. Amburgy Lumber Co
Wilmington Rt. 2
Dant & Russel, Inc
Columbus
MacArthur Brick Co., Inc
McArthur
Ohio
Stengel Sash & Door Co
Amburgy
Police Briefs Highlight Local Thefts And Replacements
Barbara Crase of 624 Moore St reported a theft at her home yesterday of a billfold with $11 and papers. Hubcaps were stolen from four residences on Moore St and Hill Ave, while Earl Gehron lost two hubcaps. Mrs. Harry Evans of 808 5th Ave found her fur coat missing and another coat left in its place after a meeting at the American Legion Home.
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Barbara Crase
Moore St
al Feezer
James Alspaugh
Franklin Rt. 2
Earl Gehron
Hill Ave
Harry Evans
5Th Ave
American Legion
Ptl Barker Reinstated to Middletown Police Force
Patrolman Melvin Barker is reinstated to the Middletown Division of Police by City Manager Charles W. Thompson. Barker had resigned Nov 30 after three years’ service and ran a gas station at North Verity Parkway and Winona Drive before selling his interest to partner Jack Barnes. He will replace Patrolman Jack Crocker, sidelined by surgery.
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Melvin Barker
Middletown
Charles W. Thompson
Barker
N. Verity Parkway
Winona Drive
Jack Barnes
M.ddietown
Joseph Blackmore
Ayon
Thompson
Ptl
Jack Crocker
Civil Service Regulations
ALU To Install New Officers
Newly elected officers of the Aeronca Independent Union will be installed at 1 30 p m Saturday at the Nelva Center 11 S Canal St The installation accompanies a business meeting Agee president elect of the ATU will preside and open floor to members He defeated Donald DeFrates 514 288 for the union presidency and several officers will serve a one year term Glenn Cease Vane Set lies Wise Combs Plant 1 Plant 2 Dorsey Hatton Plant 3 Bertha Cooley Charles Spicer Robert Perry are named for the positions.
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Aeronca Independent Union
Nelva Center
S. Canal St
Robert Agee
ATU
Agee
Eaton Rt. 1
Donald DeFrates
Glenn Cease
Vane Setlies
Plant
Wise Combs
Dorsey Hatton
Bertha Cooley
Charles Spicer
Robert Perry
Injuries Fatal To Dayton Man After Two Car Crash
William Hanby 63 of 104 Indiana Ave Dayton died at Miami Valley Hospital from injuries after a head on collision on U S 25 near Miamisburg. A Columbus couple and their two children were injured in the crash. Hanby is survived by his wife Ruth Hanby.
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Dayton
U. S. 25
Miamisburg
William Hanby
Indiana Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Columbus
Hanby
Ruth Hanby
Cyprus Youth Sentenced to Death for Shooting
A 17 year old Greek Cypriot, Fixons Lambrou, was sentenced to death in a British court for firing a revolver at a British army officer last November. The officer sustained slight injuries.
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Nicosia
Fixons Lambrou
Cincinnati Woman Escapes Injury In Triple Roll Collision
A 20 year old Cincinnati woman Barbara Attinger escaped injury when her car overturned three times after colliding with Robert Stover at Verity Parkway and Lafayette Avenue. Attinger was treated for shock at Middletown Hospital. The accident occurred at 12 55 p m with about 1200 dollars damage to Attinger s 1952 model and 100 dollars to Stover s car. Police also cited Laura Farris for careless driving after a separate collision at Yankee Road and Michigan Avenue. Several other city accidents with minor damage were reported along Verity Parkway and Elwood Street.
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Cincinnati
Verity Parkway
I Lafayette Avenue
Barbara Attinger
Crestline Ave
Middletows Hospital
Robert Stover
Brentwood St
Lafayette Avenue
S. Verity Parkway
Stover
Attinger
MccCoy-Leffler
Laura Farris
Sycamore St
Samuel Smith
17Th Ave
Yankee Road
Michigan Avenue
Carl Ridenour
Hamilton
Thomas Helsinger
Box
Excelle
Nt 1St Avenue
Helsinger
Harold Martin
Auburn St
Lloyd Smit
Elwood St
Elwood Street
Gerald Ratliffe
Eldora Dr
Bethel Berry
Excello
Eldora Drive
Wilbraham Road
U S Needs Minor Sports Says Dillard
Olympic champion Harrison Dillard told Miami University students that the United States must focus on minor sports to regain Olympic supremacy. He cited Russia’s 1956 lead in soccer gymnastics Graeco Roman wrestling and field hockey and urged exposing more grade schoolers to these sports to win broader championships.
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Oxford
America
Russia
Harrison Dillard
Miami University
Legion Smorgasbord Planned For Legion Post 218
A smorgasbord and dance for Legion Post 218 members and guests is set for tomorrow. The buffet begins at 7 p.m. at the Legion Home with Jack Carr's orchestra providing music for dancing until 1 a.m. Co chairs are Jack Sebald and Glenn Bewley.
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Legion Post
Legion
Jack Carr
Jack Sebald
Glenn Bewley
Student Honored on Howard University Dean’s List
Miss Rose Robinson daughter of Mrs W L Robinson of 21st Ave has earned a place on the dean's list at Howard University Washington D C. She is a freshman studying dental hygiene.
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Rose Robinson
W. L. Robinson
Tn Ave
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Robinson
Missionary Events Gather in Indiana and Ohio Churches
Willie May Thomas of Indiana Polis will show films of her missionary work at 7 30 p m Sunday at Tried Stone Baptist Church during a lecture tour. Rev John B Holt and Zion Hill Baptist Church of Harveysburg guests at Holiness Tabernacle 1200 Garfield St service 3 p m Mrs Callie Mae Smith leads. Rev Lucius Montgomery of Cleveland preaches both sermons at Phillips Chapel CME. A missionary program starts 3 30 p m Sunday at Church of God 11th Avenue Lincoln Street.
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Willie May Thomas
Indianapolis
Tried Stone Baptist Church
John B. Holt
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Harveysburg
Holiness Tabernacle
Garfield St
Callie Mae Smith
Lucius Montgomery
Cleveland
Phillips Chapel
Cme
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Sparks Ignite Grass Fire Behind Lafayette Ave Field
A rubbish burner sparked a grass fire in an empty rear field behind 916 Lafayette Ave last night. Firemen reported no damage.
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Lafayette Ave
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