Civic Symphony Plans Auditions For Students
The Middletown Civic Symphony announces student auditions led by the Civic Symphony Federation at 4 pm in the Roosevelt School auditorium. Open to junior and senior high students in the Middletown area. Vocal and instrumental winners will perform with the symphony at the April 19 concert. Entry blanks available from Miss Valda Wilkerson at 618 The Alameda and Mrs Harry Nicholson at 2700 McGee Ave.
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M Civic Symphony
Roosevelt School
Middletown
Valda Wilkerson
The
Alameda
Harry Nicholson
McGee Ave
Middletown to land aircraft repair firm at Hook Field
An eight acre lease at Hook Field near Middletown is approved for T. W. Smith aft Inc, moving operations from Blue Ash this summer. The plan includes two buildings totaling about 48 200 square feet with a 20 year lease plus cost of living increases and a share of receipts. The project aims to employ 40 to 54 workers, with a taxiway built at the company's expense and financing arranged by the firm. The move is backed by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce and Area Development Committee.
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Cincinnai
Blue Ash
Middletown
T. W. Smith Aft, Inc
Hook Field
Smith
Middletown Area
Permiteco, Inc
Dayton
Charles W. Thompson
Lincoln Day Dinner Speakers Named For GOP Event
Congressman Paul F. Schenck will introduce the main speaker at the Lincoln Day Dinner to be held Friday evening at the Manchester Motor Inn. Sen. John G Tower of Texas will headline, with Katherine Kennedy Brown of Dayton and John Wayman also on stage plus a Butler County address by Jack Moser. Father Bailman and Rev Ward will give invocations, and James Allen will lead the pledge. Masters of ceremonies are Paul Deger, Betty Brumagen, and Sam Noblet. dinner begins at 7 p.m.
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Paul F. Schenck
Ohio
Manchester Motor Inn
Jack Moser
Butler County
John G. Tower
Texas
Tower
Schenck
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Ohio Federation of Women Republicans Clubs
John Wayman
Middletown Area
Young Republican Club
Moser
Thomas Bailman
Trenton
Robert Ward
Middletown
James Allen
Paul Deger
Betty Brumagen
Sam Noblet
Pilot Guilty in BUC Fraud Case and Bond Forfeit
Harold W. Goetz of Tytus Avenue forfeited a $25 bond in Middletown Municipal Court after a reckless operation charge for buzzing the downtown area including the First National Bank building. William Masley, 25, of Curtis Street, received a brief jail term for cheating the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, while Mosley, who worked at S and Car Wash, was convicted of falsely claiming $27 in compensation during a 1963 week. his sentence may be suspended upon restitution.
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Harold W. Goetz
Tytus Avenue
Middletown
William Masley
Curtis Sr
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Goetz
First National Bank
Koon
Mosley
Stevens Avenue
BUC
J. T. Lamb
TESA Re-Elects Carl Reichenbach
Carl Reichenbach 916 Lafayette Ave was re elected president of the Televison Electronic Service Association of Middletown at its annual meeting last night at Radio Lab on Central Avenue. Howard Frazier was elected vice president. Russ Stepp secretary, Howard Slaybaugh re elected treasurer, Ellis Hall elected a director, Marvin Hall alternate, and Slaybaugh Frazier and Stepp trustees. Feb. 25 set as next meeting date.
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Carl Reichenbach
Lafayette Ave
Televison Electronic Service Association of Middletown
Radio Lab
Central Avenue
Howard Frazier
Russ Stepp
Howard Slaybaugh
Ellis Hall
Marvin Hall
Slaybaugh
Frazier
Stepp
NAACP Honors FBI in Cincinnati Ceremony
The Cincinnati NAACP chapter presented the FBI with a certificate praising immense contributions to American heritage and equal protection of minority rights under law. The honor marks a notable civil rights era acknowledgment by a major minority advocacy group.
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Cincinnati
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
FBI
Judge Ray Seeks First District Court of Appeals Seat
Judge Rob er G. Ray announces candidacy for the first district court of appeals serving Warren Butler Hamilton Clermont and Clinton counties. He would face Democratic primary opposition with Republicans unlikely to field a candidate. The six year term begins after the November vote. Ray is son of late Scott H. Ray Sr a Cincinnati lawyer and trained at Notre Dame Denison and Cincinnati College of Law.
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Lebanon
Warren Seco
Rober G. Ray
First District Court of Appeals
Warren
Butler
Hamilton
Clermont
Clinton Counties
Judge Ray
Ray
Judge Hover
James O'Connell
John Keele
Scott H. Ray
Cincinnati
University of Notre Dame
Denison University
University of Cincinnati, College of Law
Warren County
Franklin Board Approves 1964 School Budget
Franklin board approves a 1.97 million dollar school budget for 1964, a 3 percent rise from 1963, with administration salaries the largest expense. Architects Sullivan Isaacs Sullivan visited all district schools and planned site reviews. A bus stop change on Gorsuch Road was approved, and a football coach search and principals meeting set. A high school election issue proceeds with a 4 to 1 vote.
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Franklin
Albert Wilgus
Schior
Board of Education
Mems
Sullivan, Isaacs and Sullivan
Lloyd Sullivan
Milford
Reading
Colerain
Greenville
Wapakoneta
Joseph Squires
Gorsuch Road
Franklin System
Denver Redman
Seha
George Evans
Evans
Cole Not Guilty In Voral Case
Oliver Cole Sr aged 73 of 34 N Broad St was found innocent by Judge Arthur J Fiehrer in Butler County Common Pleas Court yesterday on a charge of indecent liberties with a 1 year old girl The arrest followed a complaint filed by Middletown police last October 3 with photographs and other evidence presented at trial The girl reported as a runaway was traced to Coles home and confessed she had been at his residence The defendant waived a jury trial and requested the court hear the case The girl has since married and resides in Lebanon
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Oliver Cole Sr
Broad St
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Cole
Middletown
John Crist
Lebanon
Liquor permit issued for Gabby’s Carry Out
Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued a C2 permit for high powered beer and wine for carry out to Alvie Gab bard of Gabby’s Carry Out and Restaurant Route 129. The department also reviews D-1 permits for Clarence A. Johnson and a transfer of Kenny Swim’s Playtime Bar to William H. Bush at 1718 Central Ave. The bar holds a 2 license.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Alvie Gabbard
Gabby
Kenneth Lee Swim
Central Ave
William H. Bush
Car Hits Train Killing Kerrs Near Mason Road
Mr and Mrs William F Kerr of West Milton died when their car struck a moving locomotive at a seldom used crossing on Mason Road between South Lebanon and Mason. They were returning from a dinner party for Mrs Kerrs 6th birthday. Engineer Lawrence Tracy of Cincinnati was not available for comment. The bodies were moved to local funeral homes. They are survived by son Richard of West Milton.
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Lebanon
William F. Kerr
West Milton
Kerrs
Lawrence Tracy
Cincinnati
Johnson Funeral Home
South Lebanon
Miller Funeral Home
Richard
Grass Fires Reported Near St Mary's Church and Nelbar Street
Firemen extinguished two grass fires yesterday. One started by a Red Bud Drive resident burning trash on church property at 3917 Central Ave near St Marys Church at 11 03 am. The second near the Nelbar Street and Tytus Avenue intersection at 11 01 pm when a warning torch upset and ignited grass.
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St. Mary's Church
Central Ave
Red Bud Drive
Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Hearing On Injunction Postponed In Warren County
Warren County Common Pleas Court continued the hearing on temporary and permanent injunctions against Sheriff Byron Kennard and Butler County Humane Officer Carl Creach. The Tufts seek to bar further warrants and trespass at their Waynesville farm amid 22 animal cruelty charges. The first cruelty count is set for February 13. co counsel cited a conflict in Louisville federal court prompting today's delay to 2 p.m. Friday.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Butler County
Carl Creach
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Franklin G. Krehbiel
Louisville
Paul L. Westerfield
Eugene Tufts
West Carrollton
Waynesville
Bradbury
Tulis
Byron Kennard
Norway's 1814 journey to constitutional monarchy
Norway pursued a constitutional framework in 1814, balancing hereditary elements with a move toward a constitutional monarchy. The era marked a transition in governance as new laws and structures formed the basis of modern Norwegian government.
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Norway
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