Middletown City Manager Warns On City’s Big Needs
City Manager Herbert Starick told over 100 at the First Methodist Church Men’s Club that a full financing plan is needed before releasing cost figures. He warned a $100,000 yearly street program is required for five years, cited sewer and disposal plant needs, and urged action on civil defense amid rising traffic and fiscal strain.
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Dog License Sales Lag Behind. Deadline Near
The sale of dog licenses in Middletown is below last year's pace with about 500 licenses issued so far. Deputy County Treasurer Carl Wedekind warns a January 20 deadline is approaching and a penalty will apply after. Licenses cost $1 for individuals and $3 for spayed or neutered dogs, available at the City Building and Butler County Courthouse.
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Ed Lykins
Butler County
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Bromfield to Aid in Crippled Drive
Chicago AP report states author Louis Bromfield of Lucas Colorado will sponsor the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Society executive director Lawrence J Linck notes about 100 leading citizens compose the national sponsor group. The 18th Easter seal campaign runs February 25 through March 25.
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National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
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Knights of Pythias to Install New Officers Friday
The Knights of Pythias will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Castle Hall 1044 Central Ave. Marvin Holliday chancellor-commander says installation of newly elected officers will be held. Names include Holliday Gordon Shockley Howard Knopshield Noah Lambert Norman Dole and William Augspurger.
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Cleveland Hearing Probes Jungle Inn Ties to Aiello
Investigators plan a hearing in Cleveland next week focusing on Aiello’s past links to the Jungle Inn, a tumbling casino in the city that Gov. Lausche closed in 1949.
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Red Cross Official To Attend Women Civil Defense Parley
Mrs. Dorothy Spears executive secretary for the Middletown Red Cross Chapter said she will attend the women's civil defense parley to discuss local preparedness and related duties.
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Lausche Seeks Local Power to Collect Liquor Fees in Ohio
Ohio Governor Lausche urges granting local governments the right to collect liquor license fees equal to state fees, estimating a statewide $7.64 million gain. He urges no salary cuts, supports fair employment laws, a $2400 teaching minimum, a public school building authority, expanded mental health funding, higher old age pensions, and a state office building authority. He also proposes a ten mile tax or higher vehicle registration to fund highways and asks for padlock power against gambling and building code revisions. Mrs. Spears says Ohio women’s groups will participate in Civil Defense efforts in Columbus, with Major General Kreber noting women will handle many Civil Defense tasks.
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Colored Group Draws Up Plans For Polio Drive
A Butler County National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis meeting in Brown's Tea Room geared to a national convention and the annual March of Dimes dance. Mrs. C. L. Maxberry reported her Alabama trip and received a five year service pin. Dr E W Washington led a business session outlining a January 27 dance with Wilberforce University orchestra and a house to house canvass by county campaign chairman Martin Thomas.
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Milk prices rise again in Tiffin
Milk prices in Tiffin increased by one cent per quart for both homogenized and regular milk. Homogenized milk now costs 22 cents per quart and regular milk 21 cents.
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