Middletown Adopts Alcometer Tests and Delivery Set
Middletown moves to authorize use of an alcometer for voluntary breath tests. Federal Laboratories Inc. will deliver the device and train officers, with first demonstrations by VP B. W. Barker. The measure also funds street work and invites officials to a Jordan Hall Community Choir recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Alcometer
Joseph Blackmore
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
B. W. Barker
Douglas Park
Wildwood Subdivision
George A. Cooney
B. D. Morgan Co
Don Broughton
City Commission
Jordan Hal
Armco
Driver Cited After Crash Of Two Autos
One motorist was cited in Municipal Court after a trio of city auto mishaps. Carl F. Cook, 23, was charged with failure to yield at Wicorf Street and Queen Avenue at 11:25 p.m. His car collided with Aaron Parrett’s, 42, of Franklin, causing 75 damage to Parrett’s vehicle. Another crash at Igie hart Street and Vail Avenue involved Robert Yost, 26, and Ralph Taylor, 29, with Yost backing into Taylor’s car causing 100 damage to both vehicles. A police cruiser driven by Sgt. Edward Poling, 47, backed into a light pole, causing 20 damage, in a Woodlawn Avenue lot at 12:26 a.m. today. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Cook
Bellomonte St
Wicorf Street
Queen Avenue
Cook
Aaron Parrett
Park Ave
Franklin
Parrett Auto
Robert Yost
Central Ave
Ralph Taylor
Dayton
Igiehart Street
Vail Avenue
Yost
Edward Poling
Winton St
Woodlawn Avenue
Curtis Street
Kentuckian Davis Guilty in Late December Burglary
James Albert Davis of Louisville was found guilty by a common pleas court jury of burglary and larceny in the Velte Implement Co. break-in at West Middletown on December 29. The theft included $206 in cash a $436.92 check a $265 safe and about $8 in tools. FBI lab analyst Robert Zimmerman testified tool pattern marks linked Davis to the job. sentence to be pronounced by Judge Fred B. Cramer later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Albert Davis
Jefferson St
Louisville
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Davis
Velte Implement Co
West Middletown
Robert Zimmerman
FBI
Washington, D. C
Baby Girl Injured In Fall In Middletown Home
A 1-month-old girl fell from a second story window at a Middletown home. She was in fairly good condition at Middletown Hospital with a probable post brain concussion. Attendants listed Mary Foster, daughter of Walter Foster of 1242 Walnut St., as involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Mary Foster
Walter Foster
Walnut St
Hamilton Youth Wins Black-Clawson Scholarship
Donald Harborn Jr a Hamilton High School June graduate wins Black Clawson Co special college scholarship to Western Michigan College Kalamazoo Mich He will receive 500 each year while studying pulp and paper machine design in the Pulp and Paper School at Western Michigan The winner was chosen from six applicants sons of Black Clawson employees and the final selection was made by the school head The recipient's father and grandfather both began work for the Shuttle Division in 1937 and have continued since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Hein
Black Clawson Co
Don Harbron Jr
Western Michigan College
Hamilton High
Donald Sr
George
Black Clawson
Donald Harborn Jr
Hamilton High School
Black-Clawson Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Don Harbron
Thomas
Hamilton
Pulp and Paper
Western Michigan
Black- Clawson
Hospital Wins Right To Build Windowless Annex In Ohio
Ohio Board of Building Standards ruled in Columbus that Middletown Hospital may proceed with a 10.5 million dollar annex featuring operating X ray and lab rooms without windows. Samuel Hannaford & Sons argued artificial light and ventilation meet the 1931 code. The decision follows prior temporary permits and no objections at the public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Board of Building Standards
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
Cincinnati
Orville Corson
State Board
Herman Roneheim
On Township Finances: School Tax Rate Up To 23.64
Don Reichelderfer clarifies in Q and A the Lemon Township Middletown merger finances. Tax rate for schools could reach 21.01 per 1000 plus 4.05 for bonds by 1954, with costs rising due to enrollment from 3459 to 6490 by 1958 59 and 97 new teachers and about 90 rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
Middletown
Don Reichelderfer
Reichelderfer
Citizen's Committee
Lemon
School Budget Top Item On Board Agenda
The 1955 Middletown school budget will lead the Board of Education meeting at 7:30 p m in Middletown High. Plans to remodel the Lincoln field into a classroom building to handle enrollment overflow are on the agenda, along with teacher resignations and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Board of Education
Middletown High
Lincoln Fie
Lincoln
Hugh Butler
City seeks qualified men for two key inspections posts
Middletown officials launch a drive to fill the commissioner of inspections and the assistant inspector roles in the Division of Inspection. City Manager Kramer notes rising building activity with $3,800,000 in permits in six months and stresses local candidates are preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Kramer
Orville Carson
Frank Ludewig
Kramer
Middletown
Lemon Township board seeks four mill school levy in 1955 budget
Lemon Township school board plans a voter referendum on a four mill tax to fund a 1955 budget of 955 150 if consolidation with Middletown schools does not occur. The board also renews a two mill levy and sets higher substitute teacher pay while budgeting no raise for teacher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
Middletown
Township
College De‘s
Hempstead Coal
Police seize 29 in Brazil anti‑Communist crackdown
Police say 29 members or affiliates of Brazil's outlawed Communist party have been arrested in the last 10 days. The action appears tied to a pre election crackdown in Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Communist Party
Cleveland Osteopath Offers $16000 Reward in Slaying
Dr Samuel H Sheppard, hospital bound, announced a $16000 reward for the arrest and conviction of his wife's murder as county officials threaten a public inquest to question him. Detec tive Carl Rossbach says talks with Sheppard have been stalled five days after Marilyn Sheppard's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Samual H Sheppard
Carl Rossbach
Gerber
Sheppard
Murro
Mcearold
Marilyn
Bat Uline
John J. Mahon
Rossbach
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Knollwood Mausoleum
At The Movies Showtimes and The Tip on Sound Perception
Paramount listings show Dinc Horse Canyon Drums Across the River and Front Frontier Gal Little Big Horn Riot in Cell Block 11 with multiple daily showings. The note adds a fact that sounds elicit faster responses than sights on average about 0.15 seconds versus 0.20 seconds.
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Horse Canyon
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Alcometer Okaved
Fred J. Schatemann
Hamilto
Portsmouth
Black-Clawson
Washington Monument
Lically
Middletown City
Hosack’s
Reed-Klopp
Middletown’s New Record Store
Decca
Oxford
Ohio
Plete
Victor
Columbia
London
M.G.M
Reds
Paramount
FLINT
Trius
White House
Ernest Hardware Company
Charles ST. Phome
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