Police Cruiser Smacks Tree Amid Ice Plagues Middletown
A Middletown patrol cruiser skidded on ice on Ellen Drive at 10:48 a.m. striking a tree injuring no one and causing $400 damage while Ptl. John J. Lowe received a citation for failing to maintain an assured clear distance. Several other accidents followed, with multiple drivers cited for unsafe backing and distance and total damages listed at $1,095.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ellen Drive
John J. Lowe
Dix Road
A. B. Osborne
Elien Drive
Lowe
Ptl
Paul Faries
Stephen Brown
Manchester Road
Garfield Street
Central Avenue
Faries
Brown
Lois Johnson
Baltimore St
Melvin R. Yeakle
Bryant St
Yankee Road
Curtis Street
Yeakle
Edward Gorsuch
Spencer Lane
Paul Lawwill
Princeton Ave
Tytus Avenue
Lawwill
Kenneth Lee Lowe
Flemming Road
Broad Street
James W. McCluskey
17Th Ave
Mitchell Crowder
Garfield St
Girard Avenue
McCluskey
Driver Switch In Crash Backfires
Henrietta Dupree, 1316 Garfield St., faced a charge for giving false information after police learned a driver switch occurred in a Jefferson Road collision with William Rose at Reed's Crossing. Dupree was cited for an assured clear distance violation. Ruby Arnold, 31, 905 Wilson St., was charged with no operator's license and giving false information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Dupree
Garfield St
William E. Rose
Jefferson Road
Reed's Crossing
Miss Dupree
Cincinnati
Ped
Ruby Arnold
Wilson St
Miss Arnold
Routing of 27 Hearing Topic Proposals for U S 27
Ohio Department of Highways will hold a public hearing Friday Feb 1 at 2 p m in Venice Presbyterian Church to discuss routing U S 27 through Butler and Hamilton counties. J R Cooke will oversee the session. The plan shifts the 5 5 mile alignment from 1961 to place the Venice interchange closer to Venice and aid U S 50 bypass and Rt 126. Estimated cost is 4 535 000 including right of way and engineering.
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Hamilton
Butler Counties
Ross
Ohio Department of Highways
Venice Presbyterian Church
J. R. Cooke
Highway Division 8
Butler County
Venice
Soviet claim Arctic sub first under polar ice by Leninsky Komsomol
Izvestia reported the Leninsky Komsomol atomic submarine completed a submerged North Pole cruise to detect and destroy enemy nuclear subs, planting a flag image and claiming Soviet pioneers of under ice voyages decades before American efforts. Captain Lev Zhiltsov led the mission during a training cruise in the Arctic basin.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
North Pole
Izvestia
Leninsky Komsomol
U.S
Sargo
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Leninsky Komosol
Lev Zhiltsov
Model Plane Club To Elect Plan Contests
Middletown Aero-Modelers hold their first 1963 meeting at 1:30 p m today in Eastern Lanes on Central Avenue and old U S 25. Election of a secretary treasurer to replace a member who moved out of town tops the agenda with plans for spring and summer contests and a proposed model aircraft carrier deck at Smith Park flying circles, AMA renewals, and a new racing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Aero-Modelers
L.central Avenue
Old
U.S. 25
Smith Park
AMA
Obituary of Walton Linkous 61 Armco employee dies
Walton Linkous 61 of 2307 Hill Ave an Armco Steel stainless steel worker for 41 years died at Middletown Hospital after a year of ill health. Native of Campton Kentucky he is survived by wife Alma son Wilfred Middletown three brothers four sisters and two grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Walton Linkous
Hill Ave
Armco Steel
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Linkous
Campton
Arm- C0
Alma
Wilfred
Middletown
William
Rex
Floyd
Josephine Carberry
Ella O'Hara
Anna Collier
Viola Collier
Pine
Foster Edens Sr. 47 Dies After Brief Illness in Lebanon
Foster L. Edens Sr. 47, of 204 Highland Ave., Lebanon, died Saturday after a brief illness. Employed by Dayton Rubber Co. Survived by wife Loruga, children Susie Elaine, Foster Jr., Robert, his mother Mrs. J. T. Edens, a brother James Edens, and four sisters. Services Tuesday at 3 p.m. Oswald Funeral Home, with Rev. Paul Wetzig and Rev. Carl Hicks officiating. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery, Mason. Home after 4 p.m. Monday.
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Lebanon
Foster L. Edens Sr
Highland Ave
Edens
Dayton Rubber Co
Loruga
Susie Elaine
Foster Jr
Robert
J. T. Edens
James §. Edens
Mason
Clyde Mooney
Walter Lewis
New Jersey
James Eldridge
Don Surface
Ridgeville
Oswald Funeral Home
Paul Wetzig
Carl Hicks
Rose Hills Cemetery
Miss Mary Miller, 89, Lebanon, former courthouse employee
Miss Mary R. Miller, 89, of Lebanon died Saturday at East Orchard Nursing Home. A former Warren County Courthouse employee and Lebanon Methodist Church member, she is survived by a sister, Mrs. Chester Hatfield of Lebanon. Services Tuesday at 1 p.m. Oswald Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Hicks officiating. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m.
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McCoy-Leffler
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Lebanon
Mary R. Miller
East Orchard
Warren County
Lebanon Methodist Church
Chester Hatfield
Oswald
Carl Hicks
Lebanon Cemetery
Police Briefs Report: MOore Treated After Fainting at Clock Restaurant
Barbara Jean Moore was treated and released from Middletown Hospital after fainting at the Clock Restaurant on Tytus Ave where she works. Phillip Ebright reported four used batteries stolen from a truck behind Leo's store on Central Ave, valued at 20 dollars. Four hubcaps, valued at 50 dollars, were stolen from Beulah Little's car parked at the hospital. Willie Ross reported two hubcaps stolen from his car on Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Foster
Central Ave
Milton Court
Foster
Middletown
Barbara Jean Moore
Middletown Hospital
Clock
Tytus Ave
Phillip Ebright
Manitee St
Leo's
Central Avenue
Beulah Little
Elgin Road
Willie Ross
Baltimore St
Coat stolen from Legion hall check room
Mrs Raymond Pergram of 4448 Middletown Oxford Road reported to police that her coat was taken from the American Legion check room last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pergram
Middletown
Oxford Road
American Legion
Snowy Highways Cause Triple Car Crashes Across State
Three traffic incidents on snowy state routes forced patrol investigations. William Boast, 27, lost control on Ohio 122 near Ohio 744, demolishing a guard rail. James Parker, 40, spun off Oxford State Road at Verity Parkway, striking a road sign. Ladan Johnson, 30, suffered minor facial bruises after a head-on collision with Henry Dishman’s vehicle on the West Middleton hill. both cars damaged heavily.
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William Boast
Michael
Franklin
Ohio
James Parker
Rufus St
Oxford State Road
Verity Parkway
Parker
Ladan Johnson
West Elkton
Henry Dishman
Sommerviller
West Middletown
Willard Dudley Named New BUC Administrator in Ohio
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Gov Rhodes named Willard P Dudley of Springfield to lead the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation effective March 2. He becomes successor to Donald B Leach who announced his resignation to take effect that date. Dudley is vice president and general manager of the Ohio Steel Foundry in Springfield. Leach had been appointed by former Gov DiSalle for a four year term begun in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Willard P. Dudley
Springfield
Donald B. Leach
Dudley
Ohio Steel Foundry
Leach
Michael V. DiSalle
Douglas MacArthur
West Point
Colin P. Kelly III
New York City
MacArthur
Kelly
Homer J. Holland
Mukwonaga
Wis
Media
Colin P. Kelly
Mother's Sniper-Killer Hunted in Bloomfield Hills
Police hunt for a sniper believed responsible for the killing of Mary Godfrey a mother of five and choir singer in Bloomfield Hills Michigan The slaying occurred Friday night as she prepared sandwiches for her husband and children at their home Detectives search house to house for guns and possible mental illness motive amid a spate of earlier pellet gun shootings targeting women.
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Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Mary Godfrey
Norman Dehnke
Godfrey
Donald
Mosque Blast Damages Nicosia Tower in Cyprus
A bomb exploded at a Turkish mosque in the Greek sector of Nicosia causing heavy damage to its tall slender tower. The blast sparked renewed anger between Turkish and Greek Cypriots as leaders urged restraint and calm across the divided city.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Nicosia
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Richard Bendel
Winton St
Jim Sherard
Virginia Bendel
Tom Ryan
Joey Bendel
Fred Bendel
Weith
Laundromat
Yankee
Michigan
Vradelis
Amoys Name
Broad St
By Reinhold Gensz
U.S. Navy
Northwest Passage
Parry Channel
Model Plane Club
Foster Edens Sr
Mary Miller
Ditiong
Park St. 22Nd Avenue
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Strand Theater
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
A. L. Bland
Tremont Court
Link
S. Main St
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