Car Crash on N Ver ey Parkway Injures Two
Two men were admitted to Middletown Hospital after a car forced into a guardrail on N Ver ey Parkway. Worley Martin aged 64 suffered a fractured pelvis and facial cuts. Donald Stamper 22 had possible head injuries. Both were listed in fair and good condition respectively and transported by Riggs ambulance.
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Middletown Hospital
N. Verey Parkway
Worley Martin
Jewell Ave
Donald Stamper
Ben Harrison Sr
Riggs
Stamper
Tax On Inheritance By Church Is Upheld
AKRON Ohio AP The Ninth District Court of Appeals upholds a Wayne County Probate Court ruling that the pensions board of the United Presbyterian Church must pay inheritance tax on a 76000 dollar bequest and related costs.
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Akron
Ohio
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Wayne County
Pensions Board of the
United Presbyterian Church
Middletown Port Airport seen as job boom by realty chief
Keays tells Realtors port near Middletown could create 5 000 to 10 000 jobs and boost area business. At the 44th annual banquet in Manchester Hotel he echoed Tom Baird Jr. that 1961 will be strong as industry revives, and urged a bold drive for regional industrial development. Special honors went to Baird, Joseph Lewis, and Tom firing president of the eman 3 division for service.
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Middletown
Bob Keays
Middletown Real Estate Board
Keays
Manchester Hotel
Tom Baird Jr
Baird
Joseph Lewis
Tom
Eman 3
Fd Steiner
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Lewis
Ohio
U. S
War fears loom as real estate board picks officers
Glenn Ellison, Middletown High football coach, warned a nuclear war could kill one in ten in the U S and leave survivors living like Daniel Boone. Al E Reinman Jr of Youngstown, president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards, installed new officers. New names included Howard W Thrasher, Herbert Boren, NitaPortsmouth, and Tom Baird Sr among others.
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Egit
U.S
Daniel Boone
Glenn Ellison
Middletown
al E. Reinman Jr
Youngstown
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Keays
Howard W. Thrasher
Herbert $. Boren
Nita Portsmouth
Tom Baird Sr
Lloyd Miller
J. D. Sawyer
Jack Falkner
Emmett Sherron
Falkner
Florence Lee A. R. Maupe
Wonanes l
George Rs
Patterson Visits Base Airport Talks Aimed At Agenda
Patterson visits base airport talks in Lebanon to firm up a 10 county regional airport meeting agenda. Dayton Cincinnati and other city representatives will explore Clinton County Air Force Base in Wilmington as a regional port option. A $5,000 preliminary feasibility study is underway with area officials to review findings.
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Lebanon
Dayton
Cincinnati
Middletown
Hamilton
Modesman
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wiligton
Ohio
Strategic Air Command
Wilmington
Air Force
Bates Harcum
R. William Patterson
William K. Robinson
Agenda Committee
Charles W. Thompson
Clinton
Robinson
Thompson
Seven People Treated For Injuries At Local Hospital
Seven individuals were treated at Duddletown Hospital yesterday. Names include Lucy Stacey 46 who fractured her right wrist. Charles Johnson 13 with a fractured left hand. Franklin with a hand injury at Carlisle School. Charles Creech 6 with a fractured right elbow. J C Mason 15 who needed ten stitches on his right knee. Barbara Hatton 4 with a fractured left collarbone from a home slide. Elihu Wages 48 with a fractured right ankle at the Highway Department. A 14 year old sustained ear lacerations, facial injuries, and a swollen area after a fight at 14th Avenue and Verity Parkway, receiving six stitches.
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Duddletown Hospital
Lucy Stacey
Catalpa St
Charles Johnson
Charlie Johnson
Dayton-Oxford Road
Franklin
Carlisle School
Charles Creech
Charles E. Creech
Baltimore St
J. C. Mason
Andrew Mason
Oxford State Road
Barbara Hatton
Thomas A. Hatton
Kristine Lane
Elihu Wages
Camden Rt. 8
Highway Department
14Th Avenue
Verity Parkway
Dayton University Receives $30,000 Science Grant
The National Science Foundation awarded the University of Dayton a $30,000 grant to advance understanding of the structural properties of liquids. The funding supports research to expand knowledge in liquid structure and related theories.
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Dayton, Ohio
National Science Foundation
University of Dayton
Public Housing Gets Commission Approval for Use If Needed
City commissioners in a special session authorized a formal public housing application for low income relocatees in the urban renewal area with a proviso it would be used only if absolutely necessary. A Real Estate Book report noted a 97 unit deficiency among 282 non white relocating families, with housing shortages most acute in the lowest income group. A public hearing on the urban renewal project is set for next month as officials aim for some development before year end. The 52 acre area lies between Avenue Yankee Road south Calumet Avenue north and the regional rail lines.
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Federal Au Heries
Avenue
Calumet Avenue
New York Central
B&o
Racycle Found After Public Hunt In Middletown
J A Alspaugh of Orlando claims he bought a Racycle Pacemaker years ago at Clark Sporting Goods in Middletown. Camden woman Mrs Clarence Smith says her husband owned one, and police urge contact. Alspaugh says he rode one from Darton to St Louis to the 1904 World’s Fair, noting Racycles were once made locally.
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J. A. Alspaugh
Orlando
Fia
Clarence Smith
S. Liberty St
Camden
Clark Sporting Goods
Middletown
Alspaugh
Smiths
Darton
St. Louis
Grant Store Burns Out At Miamisburg
Fire gutted the W. T. Grant store at the Plaza Shopping Center in Miamisburg early today. Damage estimates run into the hundreds of thousands as investigators search the smoldering ruins. Patrolman Tom Guffey and James Stanley found the fire around 3 30 am. walls remained standing after the blaze damaged three roof sections. The building, owned by Dibzig and Friedman of Kettering, was the last completed in a center housing about a dozen shops opened last August. Minor damage touched a nearby beauty shop and a dry cleaning shop.
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Miamisburg
W. T. Grant
New Plaza
E. Central Ave
Ptl
Tom Guffey
James Stanley
Dibzig and Friedman
Kettering
Dibzig
Grant
Police Briefs Detain Suspects On Warrants And Thefts
Detectives arrested Leon Wells 33 of 2406 St Sutphin Sr on two warrants charging issuing $50 checks with insufficient funds. Mario Donisi filed both charges. William T. Moore 36 of 830 Eighth Ave was arrested on warrants for failure to report and pay city income tax. Pleas Miller 27 of 2906 Finley Sr was arrested on a warrant for abandonment of a pregnant woman. Four hubcaps from Florence Frisby’s car on Trenton Rt. 1, a bicycle from Melvin Larson 212 Monroe St, and a jock and gas from a car in an unlocked garage at 417 Crawford St were reported stolen.
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Las Night
Leon Wells
St. Sutphin Sr
Mario Donisi
William T. Moore
Eighth Ave
Pleas Miller
Finley Sr
Florence Frisby
Trenton Rt. 1
Melvin Larson
Monroe St
Crawford St
Survivors of Amagiri crew draft Kennedy cable
Seventeen Japanese survivors of the Amagiri, the destroyer that rammed Kennedy's torpedo boat in the Solomons, gather in Tokyo to draft a cable congratulating John F. Kennedy on his January 20 inauguration. Kennedy received a severe back injury but swam to safety. The former Amagiri skipper Kohei Hanami, now 51 and a farmer, says Kennedy's election drew attention to the incident and survivors formed a club.
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Tokyo
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Solomons
Kohei Hanami
Seven Mile Boosters Organize Donkey Basketball Night
Seven Mile High School hosts two donkey basketball games tomorrow night to raise funds for the Seven Mile Athletic Boosters Association. Boosters face Kiwanis Club while faculty clash with senior boys at 8 p.m. Admission is 73 cents for adults and 30 cents for students.
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Seven Mile
Seven Mile High School
Seven Mile Athletic Boosters Association
Seven Mile Kiwanis Club
City Dads Press Left Il Alone Public Hearing On Zoning
A North Middletown zoning hearing drew no residents as reporters and officials attended. The planning commission had set 7:30 pm after clearing other business, and its R-1 zoning recommendation for a 1.5 square mile tract from Spring Hill School toward the city limits was likely to be approved next meeting. The area is mostly farmland, including the Manchester Meadows subdivision.
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North
Middletown
Planning Commission
Spring Hill School
Manchester Meadows
City considers industrial zoning amid emergency finance measures
An east west street rectangle includes Sycamore Walnut York Michigan Garfield Hudson Baltimore and Heffner. A surveying firm urges industrial zoning. Chairman Denham led an afternoon session to pass emergency legislation as commissioners had other commitments. The bill accelerates appropriations to match the budget. Appointments included Erle Hansen and Harry Hadley to the planning commission and Dr. William Patton to the board of health. Other hires and contracts followed, including a mix asphalt contract to Middletown Paving and a police and fire department supply to Smith Bennett Inc of Boston.
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Sycamore Walnut
York
Michigan
Garfield
Hudson
Baltimore
Heffner
William Denham
Erle Hansen
Harry Hadley
Planning Commission
William Patton
Board of Health
Roger
Dick Chesney
Eleanor Lee
Law
Tilman Ellison
Middletown Paving Products
Smith-Bennett Inc
Boston
Fire Department
Refugees Topic Of Talk Here By College President
President James M Read of Wilmington College an expert on world refugees will address the Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs January 17 at 8 pm. The meeting at Roosevelt Junior High School will cover The United Nations and Refugees. Open to all interested with no admission fee.
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James M. Read
Wilmington College
Middletown
Cincinnati ‘Council On World Affairs
Roosevelt Junior High School
United Nations
Read
CWA
Jury Indicts Hamilton Man In Tax Evasion Case
Dayton report states George C. Ritzi of Ritzi Body Shop Hamilton and partner were indicted by a U S grand jury on three counts of income tax evasion. The trio allegedly underreported net income for 1955 to 1957 totaling 29,777 and taxes due of 5,915 while owed taxes totaled 17,581 on 63,564 in reported earnings.
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Dayton
George C. Ritel
Hamilton
Ritzi
U. S
Floyd Barrett Reported Missing From Logan Avenue
Floyd Barrett aged 50 of 1929 Logan Avenue was reported missing yesterday after vanishing since 6 p.m. Monday. He stands about six feet tall and weighs around 165 pounds.
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Floyd Barrett
Logan Ave
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HR Cotterman
Capital University
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Adam
Tom Morningstar
Joe Lewis
Weith
Patterson
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Trimble
Berker
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Trimble’s
Uss
Oleo
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