Use Of South Building As Catholic High Wins Favor
Archbishop Alter proposes leasing the South School building for a new Catholic high school joining Holy Trinity and St. John. City commissioners received the plan after a favorable show of support from the Save the South School Committee. Enrollment could reach about 200 with potential expansion to a future new school in the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic High
Elsa Simpson
Louis McCallay
Save the South School
L Étter
Karl J Alter
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Alter
Pedestrian 90 Hurt After Franklin Street Mishap
A 90-year-old Franklin pedestrian, Samuel Gerber of 124 West Eighth Street, suffered a knee contusion after being struck by a car driven by Bee Powell at Main Street and Eighth Street. Powell swerved to avoid him. Gerber was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. He was taken to hospital by Anglesby Ambulance.
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Franklin
Main and
Eighth St
Samuel Gerber
West Eighth St
Middletown
Bee Powell
Main St
Powell
Gerber
Anglesby
Monday Last Day For Dog License Extension Noted
R H Smith Butler County auditor announced a one day extension for dog license payments without penalty. The deadline moved to Monday January 21 with tags sold at $2. A dog census was recommended to count tagged and unlicensed dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Smith
Butler County
Smith
Department of Agriculture
Kiwanians Mark 37th Birthday
The Kiwanis Club of Middletown observed the 37th anniversary of its founding in January 1915. Prof. Robert Heffner of Miami University, lieutenant governor for Kiwanis International, gave an address outlining the coming year’s plans. The Manchester Hotel meeting was presided over by Glenn Durrell.
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Kiwanis Club of
Middletown
Robert Heffner
Miami University
Kiwanis International
Heffner
Manchester Hotel
Glenn Durrell
Chances Run Out Middletonian Jailed
In Hamilton Municipal Court James Forest 26 laborer of 2124 Carolina St was fined 25 for intoxication and 80 and 50 on earlier charges. He was sent to the Cincinnati Workhouse after arrest tied to escapades in Hamilton. The defendant had previously been given another chance.
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Hamilton
Middletown
James Forest
Carolina St
Cincinnati
Forest
Middletown and Hamilton Soldiers Arrive On Navy Transport
Four locally named service members are among 1,693 personnel aboard the Navy transport Marine Phoenix heading from the Far East to Seattle this week. Local men returning home include Cpl. Frank D. Egelston of 2012 Pearl Street and Seaman 1-c Robert Little of 4104 Jewel Street, with Cp. James W. Sasser of Shuler Avenue and Sgt. Milas E. Williams of Main Street also listed for Hamilton.
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Middletown
States
Hamilton
Marine Phoenix
Seattle
Far East
Frank D. Egelston
Pearl St
Seaman
Robert Little
Jewel St
James W. Sasser
Shuler Ave
Milas E. Williams
Main St
Movie Showtimes at Paramount and Strand This Weekend
Friday and Saturday listings show Paramount showing Calloway Went That A Way at 1 20 4 20 7 15 and 10 10 pm The Unknown Man at 2 50 5 50 and 8 30 pm Strand presents Frisco Tornado at 1 30 4 05 6 35 and 9 10 pm Triple Cross at 2 40 5 15 7 45 and 10 20 pm Saturday adds Triple Cross at 2 00 5 00 7 35 and 10 20 pm and Frisco Tornado at 3 25 6 25 9 00 pm ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Calloway
Antigua's Sugar Island Beaches Debut Among West Indies Finest
Antigua in the West Indies showcases some of the best beaches in the Western Hemisphere. The sugar producing island draws visitors with pristine shores and clear waters, highlighting its coastal appeal and tourism potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigua
West Indies
Fight Advances to Star and Eagle Scouts at Civic Session
Eight boys were advanced to Star Scout ratings and two to Eagle Scouts at the quarterly Pokey Griffith Board of Review at the Civic Association. Eagles were Herman Block of Explorer Post 3 and Charles Hawkins of Explorer Post 68. Star Scouts: Phill Alexander Tom Campbell Terry DeFrees Harold Faries Melvin Lipton David Masters Bert Sheard Jim Spindler. Board members approving included A R Edwards C F Bailey Arthur Sanderson Jerry Lehman Don Reichelderfer R W Martin and Ed Dohn.
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Star Scout
Griffith Board of Review
Civic Association
Herman Block
Explorer Post 3
Charles Hawkins
Explorer Post
Phill Alexander
Tom Campbell
Terry DeFrees
Harold Faries
Melvin Lipton
David Masters
Bert Sheard
Jim Spindler
Board of Review
A. R. Edwards
C. F. Bailey
Arthur Sanderson
Jerry Lehman
Don Reichelderfer
R. W. Martin
Ed Dohn
Youth Crusade Meeting Hosts Harold Wilson at Church
Harold Wilson will be the guest speaker at a Youth Crusade meeting at the Church in Mayfield Sunday at 6 p.m. The event aims to involve local youth and promote community engagement.
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Harold Wilson
Mayfield
Weekend warmup for Middletown as temps rise
The Middletown area will see temperatures about eight degrees above normal for five days with a warmer weekend ahead after tonight's cold snap. Rain is forecast Sunday and Tuesday or Wednesday totaling around a half to three quarters inch. Today starts with cloudiness and cooling winds.
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Middletown
Ohio
Local Group Conducts Hospital Services in Longview
Mrs. Bertha Perkins and daughters Eunice and Constance with Mrs. William Dennis and Mrs. Maggie Short led song and prayer services at Longview Hospital Thursday afternoon visiting wards 35 and 37. Those wishing to attend may contact Mrs Perkins at 3-1664.
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Bertha Perkins
Eunice
Constance
William Dennis
Maggie Short
Longview Hospital
Perkins
Tot Drank Kerosene Ingests Oil At Home
One year old Michael David Combs of 3116 Ottawa Street Oneida was rushed to Middletown Hospital after drinking kerosene yesterday afternoon. Attendants said his condition was serious on arrival but improved this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael David Combs
David Combs
Ottawa St
Oneida
Middletown Hospital
Four Men Injured In Armco Yard Tank Explosion
Four men were burned and cut in a makeshift tank explosion at the Armco East Works scrap yard at 10 30 p m. James Stamper 41 of 3122 Yankee Rd suffered compound fractures and facial burns while Claude McFarland Chalmers Essig and Paul Adams sustained burns and eye or finger injuries. All but Stamper expected to be released from Middletown Hospital today. The men built a portable burner from junk parts to heat parts of railroad engines. Stamper with Armco since 1948 McFarland a repair man for 10 years Essig turn foreman since 1922 and Adams assistant turn foreman since 1933 were transported by Armco ambulance.
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Armco East Works
James Stamper
Yankee Rd
Claude McFarland
Lebanon
Chalmers Essig
South Main St
Paul E. Adams
Smith Ave
Stamper
Middletown Hospital
Armco
McFarland
Adams
Essig
Two Drivers Fined Arrested After Auto Crash on Route 4
Two drivers were arrested and fined after an accident early today on Route 4 just north of the city. Walter Puterbaugh 25 Day ton was fined 10 dollars for failure to signal. Edwin R Longman 21 German town Route 1 was fined 10 dollars for failure to stop within the assured clear distance.
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Walter Puterbaugh
Dayton
Edwin R. Longman
Germantown
Puterbaugh
Longmen
Squire Lummie Bailey
Traffic Problems Not That Drastic
Betty Stephans, 29, of 1211 Pascal Ave, directed traffic barefoot on Fourth Street and Maple Avenue. She could not pay a $100 fine for intoxication and was sent to the Cincinnati Workhouse after police halted her wandering patrol.
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Hamilton
Betty Stephans
Pascal Ave
Cincinnati
Harry Walsh
Milk Can Theft Reported at Big Four Depot
Police report the theft of a 10 gallon milk can from the Big Four depot yesterday. Workers saw a man stop and place the can in his car but could not obtain the license number. Wesley Jones, 45, of 222 Calhoun St Cincinnati, was brought here to face a failure to provide charge. Detective Fitzgerald and Patrolman McFeeters went to Cincinnati for Jones who was taken into custody there. Frank Williams, 32, of 1613 Garfield St was arrested at the City Building held for bond of 1000 to the Butler County Grand Jury on a warrant for failure to provide.
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Jacob McKee
London
Neal Jackson
Betts St
Cincinnati
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Barry Brennan
Columbia City
Ind
Linn
Harry Hofferberth
Ashland Ave
Dayton
Margaret Begovich
Ward Rd
Pontiac
Mich
Philadelphia Ave
Squire Bailey
Big Four
Wesley Jones
Calhoun St
John Fitzgerald
Leonard McFeeters
Jones
Frank Williams
Garfield St
Butler County Grand Jury
Dulles to Testify on Asiatic Situation Today
John Foster Dulles will describe the Asiatic situation to the House Foreign Affairs committee. He has briefed the committee on the Japanese peace treaty as part of his defense alliance briefing duties.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
America
Pacific
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dulles
Boy's Injury Claim Settled At $1125
Richard Earl Cox through guardian Lester W. Koehler filed an injury claim against Pearl Maxberry as executrix for the estate of C. L. Max. The Probate Court approved a settlement of $1,125. Cox is son of Amanda Cox of 708 Seventh Ave.
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Richard Earl Cox
Amanda Cox
Seventh Ave
Lester W. Koehler
Pearl Maxberry
C. L. Max
Minor injured in traffic crash reported in court
The court heard that a minor was injured in a traffic accident on October 3, 1948, at the intersection of Verity Parkway and Yankee Road.
Elections Banned In South Korea
The Republic of Korea National Assembly rejected by 143 to 19 a proposal for popular presidential elections and a two house legislature urged by President Syngman Rhee. The assembly elects the president and will vote again in May.
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Bbly
Syngman Rhee
Assembly
South Korea
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