City Commission to hear plan for Middletown Prison Center
A proposal by City Commissioner William W. Denham Judge Lamb and Louis Rossi calls for a rehabilitation center on Smith Farm to house inmates from the Middletown Municipal Court. The plan outlines a 266 by feet prefab building with kitchen, laundry, storage, and administrative rooms plus work programs in cooking, sanitation, equipment maintenance, street work, beautification and farming. Social educational programs include religious services, arts and crafts, on the job training, Alcoholics Anonymous and job placement after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Willem W. Denham
J. T. Lamb
Lewis A. Rossi
Smith Farm
Brandenburg & Switzer
William W. Denham
Judes T. Lamb
Louis A. Rossi
Denham
Northwest Region Hit By Floods
The Associated Press reports Crab Creek near Wilson Creek 119 miles southwest of Spokane surged Tuesday night, flooding towns with water 5 to 6 feet deep. Residents evacuated to a school as some were trapped on rooftops or upper floors. Roads including State Highway 330 were covered by floodwater several miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Creek
Spokrane
Crab Creek
Weter Oe
North
Cen
Quick Thinking Saves A Thief In Flight
In South Windsor Connecticut Deputy Sheriff Edmund Dwyer chased a stolen car as it crashed and caught fire. He grabbed a youth who fled the scene but urged officers to pursue the suspect still inside the burning vehicle. The car was empty when Dwyer returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Conn
Edmund Dwyer
Dwyer
CWA Votes To End Strike In Ohio Telephone War
Ohio unions approve a contract ending a 72 day strike at Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Unofficial returns show mixed votes: Marys 15 to 11 yes, Cambridge 38 to 0 yes, Pompe? 15 yes, Portsmouth Local 4372 117 to 48 no, Greenfield and Wilmington locals 44 to 4 yes. Workers had left for other jobs as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
SM. Marys
Cambridge
Portsmouth
Scide County
Pouane
Syah Dave Sareed
Arnett
Greenfield
Wilmington
Lone Texas legislator charged with bribery offer
Dr. Howard Harmon of San Antonio testified Cox offered to withdraw a bill in exchange for a bribe. Cox surrendered in Coarve Texas, bond set at 5000, and he planned to return to Austin. The case implicates House Bill 2M outlawing naturopathic medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Harmon
San Antonio
Texas Naturalopathic Physician's Assa
Cox
Coarve
Tex
Houster
Gan
Austin
House
Harmon
Carr
Lubbock
Sec
Teaas
U N debate on Middle East stalls as U S proposes Gaza plan
The United Nations General Assembly halted as delegates waited to speak on the Israeli Egyptian dispute. U S Chief Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge worked on a plan to place Gaza under temporary UN administration and open the Gulf of Aqaba to all ships, aiming for immediate Israeli withdrawal and no renewed hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
East
United States
Egypt
Teesurt
Shilions
General Assembly
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Middle East
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gaza Strip
U. N
Gulf of Aqaba
U.S
Lester B. Pearson
Soviet Union
Abba Eban
Eban
UN Oe
Aqaba Gulf
Rayption
Red Sea
Jarac
Eilat
Hammarskjold
Washington
Ace
Dukjes
Vigil for Naught in Theft Case Stolen Safe Hidden
Three deputies searched a site after a stolen safe was reported missing. the vigil for the incident yielded no new clues as investigators pursued leads regarding the concealed loot.
Weather notes: cold wind returns to Miami Valley
The forecast predicts cloudy windy and colder weather with possible rain. Officials recorded a high of 57 degrees yesterday at 12 45 p m and a low of 50 90 inches of precipitation reported last period in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley
Mollet and Eisenhower Meet in Push for Accord
French Premier Guy Mollet wrapped talks with President Eisenhower amid reports of narrowing gaps in French American policy. The meetings aimed to heal the rift over the Egypt crisis and bolster progress from two conferences and a luncheon. The tone was cautiously optimistic about reducing tensions and avoiding UN sanctions on Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guy Mollet
Eisenhower
Egypt
Israel
U.N
Peron Men Arrested By Police
Reported arrests by police targeted government critics amid a nationwide railroad slowdown. The government claimed discipline by military authority would end the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Wich
More Ways Than One to Cross a Street
Arthur McMullen, 26, rode his bicycle through Southend on a red signal then carried his bike across the intersection as a pedestrian. The court accepted his change of status but fined him one pound for jaywalking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southend-On-Sea
England
Arthur McMullen
McMullen
Rt. J. Hughes
Sald
Hasn't Even Started Teamsters Face New Disclosures
Washington AP Ann Thompson of Seattle testified she once considered entering organized prostitution in Portland but declined due to lack of funds. She denied motives tied to racketeers and Teamsters Union officials, saying she would need much money. The testimony also referenced loans and transfers involving Sam Bassett Richard Klinge Sam Sellinas and others tied to a Rainbow Tavern operation in Seattle and related funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Ann Thompson
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Vice Opera
Old Cartier Thefime
Miss Thompson
Elkins
McClela Ssee Ste
Carl Elkins
Ohio budget raises cost of state government per citizen
Government costs rise about six dollars per person each year for the next two years, raising the average citizen’s share from about 88 dollars to roughly 100 dollars. The highway program costs are funded separately through federal highway funds and state taxes for debt retirement. Legislative leaders criticize excessive departmental cuts and argue for tighter budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
U. S
O'Neill
James J. McGettrick
Cleveland
Chuckle Time Marches On From Silent TV Era
A short line notes how television finally brings sound to Chuckle Time, ending a period of silent humor as new TV tech enables audible jokes and gags. The fragment hints at a shift from quiet sketches to lively sound accompanied entertainment.
Eyesore or Art Offbeat Architecture Debate
Mayor Richardson Dilworth estimated four million pounds to facelift the old pile, arguing the cost outweighs benefits. City officials weigh new design while the Pean Tower remains a focal point for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Dilworth
Ghey City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
City ‘Correction’ Center
ED Edmiston
THE
Associated Press
CWA
Bill
Assembly
Frank Rendulic
McKeesport
Navie Colder
Strive For Accord
Eeeeenee
Eeneenee
Crane
Eeee
Eee
Seeeeenee Ieee
Ehenne
Settee
Eesaeee Valley Pege
Eneneeedicceee
Norman Walker
James Elkins
Art Parks
Tisty
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!