Middletown Declares All America City Week
City Commission will read Mayor Francis Carmody's proclamation designating the week of February 28 as Middletown All-America City Week. The note urges residents to observe the national honor after Middletown was named an All-America City by Look Magazine and the National Municipal League.
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Middletown
City Commission
Look Magazine
National Municipal League
Francis Carmody
Fire Guts Car Motor in 1955 Model
Firefighters responded to an 8 02 a m alarm on Jefferson Road for the motor blaze in a Curtis Howard 1955 car at 1506 Ox Fred State Rd. The fire was confined to the motor. investigation by Howard Gall of the Fire Prevention Bureau. Earlier yesterday crews checked a basement clothes dryer blaze at 303 Ross St. Damages and injuries were minimal with no hospitalizations.
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Curtis Howard
State Rd
Jefferson Road
New York Central
Howard Gall
Fire Prevention Bureau
Ross St
Stanley Gibson
Gomia Elected By Firefighters
Gomia was elected president of Middletown Local 336 International Association of Firefighters for the coming year at the union's annual election. He succeeds Ralph Curtis as president and previously served as local vice president. Other officers elected include Warren Johnson as vice president, Gerald Horn reelected secretary treasurer, Freeman Sauter inside guard, Mark Leight outside guard, and trustees Ralph Curtis Ledford Crouch and Ed West. Installation is set for the February meeting.
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Harley Gomia
Middletown
International Assn. of
Gomia
Ralph
Pete) Curtis
Warren Johnson
Gerald Horn
Freeman Sauter
Mark Leight
Howard
Sox) Margerum
Middletown Wins Road to Contest Safety Trophy
In a Friday night road to contest between Middletown and Hamilton, Middletown High School secures the safety trophy after Hamilton records a single automobile accident. The incident counted against Hamilton under rules for 5 30 p m to 12 01 a m on game night, awarding the trophy to Middletown for the second straight period.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Middletown High School
Cincinnati Gardens
Roadeo
Middletown High
Riley Fines Driver For Running Away
FRANKLIN Special Gilbert J Hopkins 31 Chicago fled the scene of an accident here Sunday night and was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days in jail by Judge J T Riley. The jail term was suspended if he paid damages to the owner of the parked vehicle. Hopkins also faced a 25 dollar reckless driving fine and a one year license suspension. Other fines included Darvin Johnson 22 14 E 14th St for reckless driving 25 and Hugh DePew 21 617 Canal St for unsafe vehicle 25. Bond forfeitures listed Leroy Taylor 28 803 Union Rd speeding 15 Bryan Ferguson 56 Dayton yellow line violation 10 Morttimer Hazlett 36 4313 Queens Ave Middletown no light on load 15 Melvin Eckert 39 Cincinnati fictitious registration 25.
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Franklin
Gilbert J Hopkins
Chicago
J. T. Riley
Riley
Hopkins
Darvin Johnson
E. 14Th St
Hugh DePew
Canal St
Leroy Taylor
Union Rd
Bryan Ferguson
Morttimer Hazlett
Queens ‘Ave
Middletown
Melvin Eckert
Cincinnati
Florence Emerges as Living Museum of Medieval and Renaissance Treasures
Despite heavy World War II damage, Florence Italy stands as a living museum of the Middle Ages and a treasure house of Renaissance art and architecture.
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Florence
Italy
Birds From Courts To Cafeterias In Salvation Army Relief
Forty cockfighting birds confiscated in a Miltonville raid were stripped and sent to the Salvation Army Citadel to be distributed to needy families in Rolling Mill Park and other city areas. Sheriff Pell noted six birds valued at $1 000 each. The story recounts skepticism about their edibility yet quotes the sheriff urging longer cooking. A man offered to buy back a bird, but the sale was ruled out. The birds, veterans of illegal fights, head to charity as local fans face the loss.
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Salvation Army
Butler County
Paul A. Pell
Charles Johnston
Citadel
Rolling Mill Park
Miltonville
Sheriff Pell
Pell
Mexico
Tren
Rooster
Paul Pell
Journal
Asher
Two Motorists Cited After Rash of City Crashes
Eight city traffic accidents left no injuries but two motorists cited in Municipal Court. Frank J. Tytus of l Ave failed to yield at a stop sign, causing a collision with Jeannette Manning. Leonard May rear ended a stopped truck in rain. Other incidents involved a skid into a pole, a semi-truck collision, school sign damage, and minor damage to a bus and several vehicles.
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Municipal lCourt
Frank J
Tytus. l Ave
N. Sutphin Street
North Avenue
Jeannette Manning
Catalpa Dr
Leonard May
S. Dixie Hiwg
Oakley Hatten
Hamilton
1St Avenue
Garfield Street
May
Donations Pile Up at Miami University Over Seven Months
Miami University received nearly $82,000 in gifts grants and contracts in seven months the finance committee told. Highlights include a $10 825 Air Force contract extension for X ray analysis of liquids led by Dr Howard Ritter a $10 300 NSF grant for Dr John Harrison embryonic tissue growth research and $11 350 for three school survey contracts by the Bureau of Educational Field Services. Special gifts ranged from 500 for a children s textbooks fund to a 3200 lathe from R K LeBlond Machine Tool Co with further support to student aid the Sesquicentennial Chapel Fund 14753 and pulp and paper chemistry course 5425 in veneer support from industry.
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Oxford
Miami University
Federated McGuffey Fund
R. K. LeBlond Machine Tool Co
Air Force
Howard L. Ritter
Chemistry Department
National Science Foundation
John R. Harrison
Miami
Bureau of Educational Field Services
Indusy
Sputnik Observers Track I and II Passes Over City
Cincinnati Moonwatch member Elmer Rahmes says Sputnik I and II will make multiple passes over the area this week with naked eye visibility. Sighting times include 6:34 p.m. and 8:14 p.m. tonight, 8:06 p.m. Wednesday, and 7:59 p.m. Friday, weather permitting.
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Elmer Rahmes
Mack Rd
Hamilton
Cincinnati Moonwatch
Rahmes
Red Farmers Told To Overtake U S
The Soviet government and Communist Party urged collective farmers and tractor drivers to intensify efforts in 1958 to surpass the United States in per capita meat milk and butter production.
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Moscow
Communist Party
United States
Cromwell Sees Changes Ahead In Middletown Schools
Middletown superintendent Howard Cromwell told the Council of PTOs at Lincoln School that big changes may begin in fall 1959. He cited boundary shifts and new schools as part of a proposed 6 3 3 system, with final adoption depending on state recommendations and local judgment.
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Middletown
Howard Cromwell
Lincoln School
Cromwell
Amanda
Manchester Road
Ohio Department of Education
Middletown City
Lemon Township
State Department of Education
Polio Drive Slows in Middletown Sees 12 Percent Dip
Middletown campaign chairman Gene Goeck reports the polio drive is 12 percent off its 1957 pace with $1,599.28 raised so far this year, compared to $1,824.43 at the same point last year. The 1958 total includes booth takings and two special events at Cincinnati Gardens and Blue Crutch Day, with further contributions anticipated from upcoming events and local groups.
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Gene Goeck Middletown
Cincinnati Gardens
AEIF
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Lions
Middletown Band
Scout Officials To Attend Parley
Middletown area Girl Scout camp chairmen will attend a two day camping institute in Columbus. Miss Julia Peterkin and Julian Salomon with Girl Scouts of the U S A camping division will be the instructors. Mrs Edward Barker Mrs William Stallsmith and Mrs Howard Price will attend.
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Middletown Area
Columbus
Julia Peterkin
Julian Salomon
Catherine Reiley
Girl Scouts of the
Edward Barker
William Stallsmith
Howard Price
Germantown Names New Patrolman
Germantown council approved Ross Firestone to fill the vacancy created by the death of Assistant Chief Orion Hale. Firestone 39 will begin today as the department adds a patrolman post and eliminates the assistant chief title.
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Germantown
Ross Firestone
Elm St
Orion Hale
Firestone
Walter Rockey
Charles Steller
Hale
Steller
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