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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1960

Page

2

Fenwick Plans New High School On Manchester Road

The Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati announces a purchase of 182 acres on Manchester Road for a Fenwick High School to serve Middletown and nearby towns. Armco donated 14 acres. the site aims for occupancy by September 1962 with about 500 students.

Fenwick Manchester Road Fenwick High School John L. Oberlander St. John’s Church Wienanlantinn BivEe Seicevivil Purchi Stevens Avenue Sunset Street Armco Middletown Oberlander John A. Lawler Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Armco Park Middletown Board of Education Wildwood School S. Main Street Old South School Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati Karl J. Alter Lawler Father Oberlander Sylvester Huser St. Mary's Church Leo Herlihy Holy Trinity Church Lawrence Krusling Armco Steel Corp

Man Hurt Critically In Crash Near Gratis

Doctors at Middletown Hospital treated Larry A Staats 21 of Germantown for critical injuries after a one car crash on a Preble County road. George McKinney and James Clark of Farmersville also injured with cheek contusions and unknown injuries respectively as authorities investigated the gravel skid and location near Gratis.

Middletown Hospital Larry A. Staats Pennsylvania Ave Germantown Preble George McKinney Farmersville James Clark Rt. 1 Gratis

Strike Hits Commuters Strands Long Island Rail Riders

The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen began a 12:01 am Sunday strike against the Long Island Rail Road leaving about 175,000 commuters seeking alternate transport. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller failed to end the dispute and formed a board of inquiry to study Long Island commuter rail service.

New York Brotherhood of Railroad Long Island Rail Road Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Long Island

Cycle Ride Into Tent Nets 10 Days Cycle Ride Into Tent Nets 10 Days

Roy Ashcraft of Cleves was convicted of malicious destruction of property for driving a motorcycle through a revival tent in Cincinnati. Judge Robert Wood set the maximum penalty, 0 days jail and a WD fine, after a trial that followed the tent’s collapse during youths demanding Black congregants leave. Saffelder and Broxterman were acquitted. all three bound to the grand jury.

Cincinnati Roy Ashcraft Cleves Robert Wood Ashcraft Maurice Ivie Kettering Ohio Ivie Jean Saffelder Richard Broxterman Wood Grand

RUMORED RATIONING OF SUGAR IS DENIED

Middletown grocers rejected talk of sugar shortages and rationing. Market managers said there is plenty of sugar and the only limiting rule is one five pound bag per customer with other groceries. Eight major markets confirmed no rationing and dismissed headlines about Cuban sugar quotas affecting local prices.

Middletown Grocers Middletonians Middletown

Salt Lake City Girl Crowned Miss Universe 1960

Linda Bement an 18 year old from Salt Lake City won the Miss Universe title in Miami Beach over 14 semifinalists from 15 nations. Daniela Bianchi Rome was first runner up and Elizabeth Hodacs Vienna second runner up.

Miami Beach Fla Linda Bement Salt Lake City Linda Daniela Bianchi Rome Italy Elizabeth Hodacs Vienna Austria Nicolette Caras Johannesburg South Africa Maria ‘Teresa del Rio Madrid Spain

Van Wounded On Garfield Street Night Shooting

An unidentified man was shot in the lower leg near Garfield Street and Hudson Avenue around 1130 p.m. yesterday. Police believe a woman fired the shot. The victim was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. No further details were available at press time.

Garfield Street Hudson Avenue Middletown Hospital

Police Briefs: Thefts and Break-In Reported

Police report multiple thefts including a bicycle from Christy Waxweiler and fender skirts from Neil Blankenship, plus coinage and a silver dollar from Eldon McLaughlin. A break-in at an empty house on Tytus Ave caused about $200 damage. Juveniles suspected. A fight at Middletown Shopping Center involved three men with no serious injuries.

Christy Waxweiler Milton Rd Neil Blankenship Garfield St Eldon McLaughlin Main St Young St Tytus Ave Mildred Geran Clark Sr Middletown

Boy Breaks Wrist In Fall From Tree Near Home

A 14-year-old Franklin boy, Donald Gray, son of Eddie Gray of 707 Forest Ave., fell from a tree near his home last night. He was treated for a fractured right wrist and dismissed from Middletown Hospital after care. He arrived at 6:40 p.m.

Franklin Middletown Hospital Donald Gray Eddie Gray Forest Ave

Truman Still Keeping Plans Secret for Democratic Conclave

Independence Missouri AP reports Harry S Truman continues to keep politicians and the public guessing on whether he will attend the Democratic National Convention. Indications suggested a statement might come Saturday, but his office said nothing to announce.

Harry Harry S. Truman

Obituary for Mrs Daisy Griest Baker

Services for Mrs Daisy Griest Baker of 411 Garfield St who died at home yesterday will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mc Coy Letiler Funeral Home. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.

Daisy Griest Baker Garfield St Mc.Coy-Letiler Funeral Home Springboro

Funeral services for Omar E Leslie at McCoy Leffler

Omar E Leslie, 58, of 2018 Well Rd, died of a heart attack Friday. Funeral services scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with cremation to follow. Friends may call today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.

Omar E Leslie Well Rd McCoy-Leffler

Boy in Ballet Outfit Foiled Access To Boys Room

In Norman Oklahoma a fourth grade student dressed as a ballet dancer with lipstick and rouge tried to enter the boys room at Washington School party. Custodian William Floyd Duty stopped him at the door.

Norman Okla Washington School William Floyd Duty

Pro Castro Radio Commentator Shot in Havana

In Havana, Jose Pardo Linda, a staunch pro-Castro radio and TV commentator, escaped unharmed when his car was sprayed with bullets in Vedado after leaving a station. A companion, Jose Antonio Matos Gonzalez, was wounded in the neck. witnesses said the attackers fled amid traffic. Pardo later appealed for doctors for his injured associate.

Havana Jose Pardo Linda Pardo Vedado Jose Antonio Matos Gonzalez

Wilmington Man Killed In Crash Near U S 22

AP reports a two car crash on U S 22 two miles west of Wilmington Ohio on Saturday killed Howard L Haines of Rt 5 Wilmington. State Highway Patrol said the wreck caused injuries that proved fatal.

Here Wilmington Ohio Howard L. Haines Rt. 5 State Highway Patrol U. S. 22

Troubles Grow For Man Held In Shotgun Death

Illinois salesman Harry Jordan faces a holding order as a suspect in a deadly shotgun attack on James Horn and a forged check case in Michigan. James Horn, 21, Detroit, was killed during a magazine sales attempt in Ohio. Neighbor Lester Hoy, 77, Galena, identified Jordan in a separate robbery bluster. Authorities continue autopsy results to determine Joseph Schmelzer’s cause of death.

Delaware Ohio Harry Jordan Jordan Eaton County Charlotte Mich Danville James Horn Detroit Joseph J. Schmelzer Licking County Schmelzer Summit Station Horn Sheriff's Deputies Lester Hoy Galena Hoy Newark

Tobacco ad spend rose as cigarettes hit record use

U S citizens smoked about 456 billion cigarettes last year, 45 percent more than 1953. Americans and Canadians spent over $7 billion on tobacco products in 1958. To reach more customers, the tobacco industry increased its newspaper advertising investment in 1959 by about 21.6 percent over 1958.

U. S Canada

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Jackson Street Wildwood Road Donald Hoskins Central Ave Wilwood Rd Tytus Avenue Hoskins Fire Department DODDS Woodside Cemetery Team LIONS Davis Louisville Lions International Service Club Chicago Paint and Glass Laytex Middletown Paint & Glass Central Avenue Akiko Kojima Tokyo Japan Stella Marquez Pasto Narino Colombia Mi Hi Ja Sohn Seoul South Korea University of Utah Miss Bement CBS Van Garfield Daisy CG. Baker Omar Ek Leslie Cleve Strand Bldg The Strand West Central First National Bank Second Avenue Broad Verity Grand Avenue Gideon Rosé U.S Union Sauiiry
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