Improvements Okayed By Voters Move Along City Projects
City Manager H W Darick reports bond and charter improvements approved last fall are progressing but slowed by a shortage of engineers. Fire house in northeast planned for late summer or fall, Lakeside site under study, with relocations and new building guidelines. Pumpers may be ordered together if delivery delays. old equipment retired. Park repairs, swimming pools, and a new traffic system study are underway, with underpass negotiations and a test for new patrol appointments planned next month.
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Heaid
Lakeside
Neibar-Shafer
Starick
New York Central Railroad
Weather to remain fair with clouds over Ohio
Weather will stay fair in southwestern Ohio tonight through Wednesday with more cloudiness. No major temperature change expected in the five day forecast from the Ohio Weather Bureau, forecast ranges 27 to 46 through Sunday. Light snow in the southeast tonight and possible rain or light snow over the weekend. The high reached 40 at 3 p.m. Monday after a 26 morning low, steady at 26 at 6 a.m. and unchanged three hours later.
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Ohio
Ohio Weather Bureau
Mercury
At The Movies Showings For Paramount Strand And More
The Paramount screens Lone Star at 1 15 2 20 5 30 7 35 and 4A nm Tuesday. Strand shows Ambush at 1 15 4 40 3 05 pm and Distant Drums at 2 50 6 15 9 40 pm Tuesday Stage To Tucson at 1 15 4 05 7 10 10 15 pm Tokyo Joe at 2 35 5 30 8 35 pm Wednesday. In leather making tanners run cattlehide through a machine like a mangle to smooth and flatten for cutting.
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Paramount
Lone Star
Tucson
Tokyo
Nazarene pastors urge youth to resist atheistic communism
Dr. Hardy C. Powers of Kansas City told more than 80 Western Ohio Nazarene ministers the best defense against atheistic communism is a large, trained Christian youth army. He urged reaching 14,000,000 American youths with the gospel, while Roy F. Smee noted 1,300 Nazarene young people are prepared to preach. Miss Mary E. Lathan warned the church failed 30 years ago in producing moral leaders for government. Evening session to cover God's Spiritual Law of Supply and Demand.
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Hardy C. Powers
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Ohio Nazarene
First Methodist Church
Gospel of Christ
America
Roy F. Smee
Home Missions and Evangelism
Mary E. Lathan
Denomina
Ohio
Dwight Bennett
Eaton
H. C. Watson
Franklin
L. P. Rossman
Middletown
A. M. Watson
Trenton
W. E. Alben
Dayton
Franklin Jaycees Honor Departing Pastor As Mayor Lifts Meeting Ban
Franklin Jaycees awarded the first lifetime membership to Rev. William J. Hannum for 21 years of service and community leadership. Mayor James Rossman lifted the public gathering ban, allowing the Ohio Theater to reopen after influenza and illness-related closures that affected Warren County schools.
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Franklin Jaycees
Franklin
James Ross
Jaycees
William J. Hannum
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
William Dechant
Hannum
Douglas Hoge
Cincinnati
Warren County
Arch Harvey
Lebanon
Springboro
Kings Mills
Mason
Morrow
Waynesville
Harvey
South Lebanon
Rossman
Ohio Theater
Sleeping Guest Ignites Blaze at Manchester Hotel
A sleeping guest’s cigarette started a fire on the fourth floor of Manchester Hotel early today, destroying a bed and damaging the room. Firefighters from Fire Company 1 and Company 3 responded, with an estimated total damage up to 2300 plus potential refinishing costs. no injuries were reported.
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Manchester
John B. Minnich
Company 3
Broad St
City’s Answer to Salary Requests Seen Next Month
City manager H. W. Starick said budget figures will be ready by late March to let commissioners discuss pay tests for city employees. Progress on lot and figures will decide if funds exist for any pay adjustments. Firemen seek 60 dollars monthly, shorter work hours, and quicker raises. Police seek holiday pay when off duty and clothing allowances for detectives. The salary plan provides increases for those at first of year and not yet at top step, with later hires to rise with service length.
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Starick
H. W. Starick
Middletown Bar Association
Three Families Homeless After Fire West Of City
Three Madison Township families were left homeless after a garage fire spread to a one story concrete block home on Kalbfleish Road. No injuries were reported. The Hale family sought unfurnished housing today. Red Cross crews assess needs. The Wayne Township Fire Department arrived late. cause undetermined. furnishings reportedly not insured.
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Madison Township
Red Cross
Albert Ashland Grace
Luther Hale
Ben Whitt
Walter Whitt
Kalbfleish Rd
Whitts and Graces
Hales
Wayne Township
Hale
Charles Griffin
Grace
Stanletons
No Horseburgers Here in Ohio Tests Show No Horsemeat
Columbus reports 0.1 samples from Cincinnati show no horsemeat after tests with the state agriculture department's new lab apparatus. Additional samples from the Portsmouth area are being tested as officials continue inspections. In unrelated wildlife notes, ostriches are observed causing animals at African waterholes to move aside at drink time.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Agriculture Department
Reynoldsburg
Portsmouth
Three Minor Auto Accidents Reported by Police
Three minor accidents were reported to police yesterday with no injuries. Damages totaled 90 dollars from a collision at Woodburn Avenue and German Town Road involving James O Carpenter 20 of the YMCA and Howard Sears 36 of 2316 Wilbraham Road.
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Woodburn Ave
Germantown Rd
James O. Carpenter
YMCA
Howard Sears
Wilbraham Rd
Safety Council backs three highway projects plan
Middletown safety officials move to unite four groups behind Route 4 widening between Hamilton and Middletown, Route 73 relocation, and a four-lane Middletown to Route 25 highway. The decision rests with the State Highway Department after local boards endorse the trio.
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State Highway Department
Middletown
Paul E. Wilson
Ing
Wilson
Safety Council Board of Control
Hamilton Safety Council
Peastown
Legion
Local Safety Council
Franklin
Hamilton
Many Awards Presented At Scout Court
Approximately 75 parents and friends attended the Court of Honor for Cub Pack 9 and Boy Scout Troop 9, sponsored by Crystal Tissue Company. Charters were presented by R. T. Sant, with a five year service pin to L. J. Long. New member Rickey Eichorn joined the scout troop. Numerous leaders and den mothers received awards, badges, and pins from Don Garrett. Explorer scouts Richard Hal, Fred Kalbaugh, and Donald Smith earned first class honors, with Bill Hickman and Tom Page as Star Scouts.
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Crystal Tissue Company
Company
R. T. Sant
Pokey Griffith
Sant
L. J. Long
Rickey Eichorn
Don Garrett
Paul Doughman
John Walch
George L. Tyler
George B. Tyler
Harry Helsinger
Michael Hydler
Harry Osborn
Jack Trimble
Edward Malott
John E. Walch
Edward Bliss
Robert Hall
Ronnie Little
Gary Hausman
Kenny Tibbs
Johnnie Tolson
Jimmie Trimble
Tom Carter
Derrel Kinser
Larry Leach
John York
Jack Staton
David Clark
Charles Doughman
Charles Bales
Mickey Hydler
Richard Hall
Jerry Clark
Dick Kramer
Pavl
James Colvin
Ronald Smith
Harvey Morgan
Dell Dieh
Cor! Farley
David Carter
Richard VeIntosh
Robert Sargent
William Sparks
Bill Heckman
Fred Kalbaugh
Clyde
ABA Opposes Televising Congressional Witness Testimony
The American Bar Association House of Delegates adopted a report opposing the broadcasting or televising of witnesses’ testimony before congressional investigating committees. The decision was approved Monday by the ABA policy-making body.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
ABA
James Naismith Invented Basketball in 1891
Dr James Naismith of Springfield Massachusetts created the game of basketball in 1891 to offer indoor exercise for students.
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James Naismith
Springfield
Mass
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