One Way Traffic Stays On Main Street Despite Petition
City commissioners backed the existing one way system on Main Street between Manchester and 1st Avenues. A petition with 30 signers urged two way traffic and limited parking, but Chairman Francis Carmody defended the $106 000 program as successful and needed to ease downtown congestion. He cited higher speeds and progressive approvals since adoption. A local business owner urged two way traffic and echoed loss of morning customers.
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Main Street
Manchester
1St Avenues
Francis Carmody
Carmody
Middletown
1St
al Williams
Kiama News
S. Main St
William W. Bonham
Howard H. Kramer
Aecronca
Kramer
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Central
Butler County
Paramount and Strand Showings This Week
At The Movies listing for Paramount and Strand theaters shows times Thursday and Friday for Ten Men Wanted Port of Hell Apache War Smoke Above and Beyond Tarzan Escapes Tarzan and the Ape Man with multiple daily screenings including matinee and evening slots.
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Paramount
Port of Hell
Tarzan
Spencer Cleared At Lima Trial Set For March 28
Arthur Spencer 22 of 1806 Glenn Ave was found sane at Lima State Hospital and faces a Butler County Court trial March 28 for first degree murder in the death of his wife Imogene after a fatal beating on November 26. A 75 member juror panel will be drawn. the defense may choose a judge trial. The couple, married two years with one child, had a history of domestic disputes.
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Arthur Spencer
Imogene
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Spencer
Glenn Ave
Lima State Hospital
Joseph Kiep
Glenn Avenue
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Sheriff's
Husband Held After Battle Injures Wife in Middletown
A Middletown woman in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a beating at their home. Her husband Louis Cunningham 60 is in jail for investigation. She alleged he struck her with a whisky bottle in self defense during a quarrel. Police questioned the woman at the hospital after responders arrived.
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Middletown
Louise Cuningham
Garfield St
Louis Cunningham
Cunningham
Ernest Weaver
Howard Watson
William Brewer
Eugene Wolgamot
Garfield Street
Bailey Ambulance
Tools Stolen From Brumfield- Hilton Site
About $100 worth of tools were reported stolen from the Brumfield- Hilton Construction Co. job at 203 Fulton St. Two sets of dies, pipe cutters, a pipe reamer and pipe wrenches were missing. The theft occurred between 4 30 p.m. Tuesday and yesterday morning.
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Brumfield- Hilton Construction Co
Fulton Sa
George C. Miller
Ben Harrison St
Excello
Man Charged With Carrying Concealed Weapon Appears in Court
Dallas police moved Ray mond Tipple 49 to the courtroom after a bulge was spotted in his pocket. He was searched and a revolver was recovered.
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Dallas
Tex
Raymond Tipple
Tipple
Bugs in Traffic Flow at Underpass Studied
City commissioners praised the Shafer Neibar underpass but noted bugs in the traffic plan. They discussed stop signs at Atco Nelbar and Sutphin Shafer, a possible new light at Stevens Sutphin, and a temporary Nelbar Tytus signal. Fire runs may justify a warning light at Jackson Tytus. The study continues until Nelbar joins Ohio Routes 73 and 4.
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Shafer-Neibar
Howard H. Kramer
Stevens Avenue
Sutphin - Shafer
Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Jackson Street
Tytus
Nelbar
Ohio
Kramer
Segregation In Ohio Schools Cited By NAACP Leader
John Francis of the NAACP testifies before the state Senate Education Committee naming Middletown Wyoming Glendale Hillsboro and Chillicothe as communities practicing segregation. He says those towns are making progress toward integration while a bill to ban school segregation advances, aligning with a Supreme Court ruling.
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Middletown
John Francis
Columbus
State Senate Education Committee
Francis
Wyoming
Glendale
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Joseph Avellone
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Supreme Court
Gas fumes felled Franklin man 36
Franklin special report Don ald Farnsworth 36 was admitted to Middletown Hospital after apparently being overcome by gas fumes at his home 923 S River St Police found Farnsworth semi conscious shortly after 6 am He telephoned a friend when sick Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co officials inspected the room and cited an improperly rented stove with definite evidence of fumes
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Franklin
Donald Farnsworth
Middletown Hospital
S. River St
Farnsworth
Farnworth
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Services At Lebanon Farm Noted By Prison Attendance
Sixty five persons including Hamilton and Middletown attended services sponsored by Mrs. Bertha Perkins last night at the Lebanon Prison Farm. The invocation was offered by Rev. E. T. Henry of Friendship Baptist Church and remarks were given by Rev. Bert Perkins of Walnut Hills Cincinnati. A prison double quartet sang spirituals.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Bertha Perkins
Lebanon Prison Farm
E. T. Henry
Friendship Baptist Church
William Bottles
Franklin
Bert Perkins
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Franklin Worker Hurt In Paper Mill Mishap
Dan Nease aged 26 of Franklin was injured at Oxford Miami Paper Co in West Carrollton. He suffered a fractured left knee after his leg was caught between paper rolls and was treated at Middletown Hospital emergency room.
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Dan Nease
S. Chestnut St
Franklin
Oxford-Miami Paper Co
West Carrollton
Nease
Middltown Hospital
Boy To Face Charges In Church Theft
A 16 year old Middletown boy confessed to breaking into the First Christian Church on February 15 and will appear in Butler County Juvenile Court on a complaint of breaking and entering. A church official signed the complaint and detectives recovered 323 dollars at the youth's home. 435 dollars were taken from an unlocked church filing cabinet.
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Middletown
First Christian Church
1St Ave
Butler County
Area Drivers Take It Easy
Authorities said highways in Butler and Warren counties and Middletown streets were quiet yesterday with only one minor property damage collision northeast of Hamilton reported. State patrol noted no other mishaps in the past 24 hours and city police reported no auto accident calls.
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Butler
Warren
Middletown
Post 9
Hamilton
Police Briefs Include Stolen Bicycle and Assault Warrants
Michael Alfrey reported a bicycle stolen from 3118 Bernice Street. Clarence Young was arrested on a warrant for assault and battery at 8th Avenue and Lincoln Street. A dog bite occurred at 605 Garfield Street injuring Eleni Poolitsan. Jerry Johnson was arrested on a bench warrant for failure to appear on an assault and battery charge.
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Michael Alfrey
Bernice St
Clarence Young
Hanover Ave
8Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Garfield St
Eleni Poolitsan
Jerry Johnson
N. Main St
Bolton to share in multi million estate in Maine
U S Rep Frances Bolton and siblings will share the William Bingham II estate. The will filed in South Paris Maine leaves all personal property except the Bethel Inn to Bolton Elizabeth Blossom of Cleveland and Harry Bingham of New York City. The estate is estimated at at least five million dollars. Bingham died in Miami Florida last Thursday at age 75. He came to Bethel from Cleveland in 1911.
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Paris
U.S
Frances Bolton
Ohio
William Bingham II
Golden Agers Celebrate 600th Birthday Anniversary
A Golden Agers party marked 660 years of life with ten guests averaging 66. Seventy five others joined a musical program and the group plans a visit to the Hamilton Senior Citizens Center on March 11.
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Hamilton Senior Citizens Center
Servicemen News from Tokyo and Okinawa Headlines
Pvt Donald A. Edwards, 21, son of John E. Edwards of Franklin, spent a week on leave in Tokyo from his Korea unit. He is a courier in the 59th Signal Support Company and joined the Army in December 1953, overseas since August. Pvt Kenneth E. Lake, wife June of Dayton, arrived at Ft Buckner Okinawa and serves in the Ryukyus Command signal service. Lake enlisted in May 1954, trained at Ft Knox and was last at Ft Monmouth. He is a Germantown High School 1949 graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Charles B Lake.
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Pvt
Donald A. Edwards
John E. Edwards
Franklin Rt. 1
Tokyo
Korea
Edwards
59Th Signal Support Company
Army
Kenneth E. Lake
June
Hoover Ave
Dayton
Ft. Buckner
Okinawa
Ryukyus
Missionary program and church service schedule listed
Colored News Services at Friendship Baptist Church will be led by Dr S C Richards and the Glendale Methodist Church congregation tomorrow night at 7 30. A missionary program at 3 30 pm will be led by Rev M R Reed pastor of Phillips Chapel AME Church and the church choir. Sunday service at Church of God located at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street with Rev William Reynolds as pastor.
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Friendship Baptist Church
S. C. Richards
Glendale Methodist Church
M. R. Reed
Phillips Chapel Ame
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
William Reynolds
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