Parked car crashes spike in city with several hit and runs
Three mobile crashes hit parked cars in a city over the weekend injuring no one. Goldie Painter 4 1713 Highland St faced DUI charges after her car struck a parked auto on Grang Ave damaging both cars. Other incidents occurred on Canal Street Central Avenue and Crawford Street with varying damage figures and several drivers cited for traffic violations.
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Goldie Painter
Highland St
John Brown
Yankee Rd
Grang Ave
Aiver
Painter
Canal Street
Central Avenue
Crawford St
Cecil Butts
Erie Ave
Butts
Ishmael Denniston
Wilbraham Rd
Crawford Street
Walkout by McGraw Workers Stops Armco East Works
Members of the Laborers and Hod Carriers Union AFL voted to strike at noon on the Armco East Works project in Marion Davidson reporting. The 11 am meeting rejected the latest McGraw Construction Co offer and said non union workers could fill vacated positions. other AFL unions on site not notified of a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laborers & Hod Carriers Union
AFL
Armco East Works
Marion Davidson
McGraw Construction Co
Davidson
Uen
Armco
Armee
Park Board Set To Hear Six Month Financial Report
Middletown Park Board will review a six month financial report tonight. Director Tom Carlson will present attendance data for playgrounds and the swimming pool. Plans include road resurfacing estimates and the Doty Park residential building project for a recreational headquarters with J. chairman providing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Park Board
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Sark
MéAdow
Sportsmen's Club To Meet Tomorrow Evening
An outdoor meeting and program are planned for Sportsmen's Club members at their monthly session tomorrow night. Program chairman Bill Lovelace will show a sports film. Refreshments will be served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen's Club
Bill Lovelace
Gardner Plans Miami Exhibit
Gardner Board and Carton Co will join 13 Ohio firms to exhibit at the 1955 International Soft Drink Industry Exposition in Miami Florida November 14 to 17. The event runs with the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages convention and the National Association of the Soft Drink Industry. It is billed as Miami’s largest industrial exposition with exhibitors from 185 American and numerous foreign companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Ohio
Miami
Fla
National Assn
Bottier
Arraignments Set In Middletown Rape Case
Two Middletown youths remain jailed on 10 000 bond for Municipal Court arraignment today on charges they raped a 15 year old Hamilton girl at Smith Farm Friday. Suspects are Robert A Helton 22 and William Carmelo 21. Heaton also faces motor vehicle registration charges. Deputies seek two men in an 18 year old Middletown area victim beating and rape Friday night in West Middletown.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Smith Farm
Robert A. Helton
Finley St
William Carmelo
Woodlawn Ave
Heton
Middletown Area
West Middletown
Russian Church Remains Strong Despite Propaganda
Four Dutch church leaders visiting the Soviet Union report that church life has flourished despite Communist anti religious propaganda. They say the state continues anti religious campaigns but also uses other means since 1954, noting an increasingly ecclesiastical life. The four were invited by the Moscow patriarch and traveled with the Ecumenical Council of Churches.
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Soestdijk
Netherlands
Soviet Union
Russia
Consider& i
Ecumenical Council of Churches
Orthodox Church
Moscow
P. Jans
E. Emmen
J. de Graaf
F. Huizinga
Servicemen News Highlights Local Men in Korea and Japan
Eugene A to Kemplin returns home July 8 after a 12 month stay in Korea with the 58th Motor Vehicle Squad. He will depart on a 30 day leave before returning to Sewart Air Force Base in Tennessee. Pvt John L Fischesser serves with the 40th Anti Aircraft Artillery Brigade in Japan after arriving overseas last February. He previously was at Ft Knox and is a Clarksville High School alumnus who joined the Army in September 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Kemplin
Whit Kemplin
2609
N. Verity Pkwy
Korea
Sewart Air Force Base
Nashville
Tenn
John L. Fischesser
Leo Fischesser
Morrow
40Th
Japan
Pvt
Fischesser
162D Aaa
Ft. Knox
Clarksville High School
Army
Relief Sewer Bids To Open Tomorrow
Bids for the Arlington Superior sections of the 9th Avenue relief sewer will be opened tomorrow. C A Beeeke director of public service announced the project is slated to start next month and officials expect construction to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington-Superior
9Th Avenue
C. A. Beeeke
Public Service
Beeke
Girl Burned In Home Stove Explosion
Mrs. William Engle, 17, of 1830 Woodlawn Ave, treated at Middletown Hospital last night for first degree burns to her face, right hand, and thumb after a gas stove exploded in her home. She was treated at 7 p.m. and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
William Engle
Woodlawn Ave
Engle
Rainfall totals lead months and years figures in Middletown
Middletown recorded 8.05 inches of rain so far this month, far surpassing last year and 1953 figures. For the first six months, 1955 totals reach 20.14 inches, ahead of 1954’s 16.22 inches and 1953’s 17.49 inches, per Clarence Morningstar, chief water works engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
City Water Works
Clarence Morningstar
Four Injured in Weekend Roadway Incidents Across County
State patrol investigated three weekend crashes injuring four people. John Dyer, 36, of Hamilton, suffered arm fractures and facial cuts when his car left Elk Creek Road south of Trenton and hit a tree. he was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. Two drivers on U S 27 near Oxford, Dunlap Portwood 43 and Andrew Kirkhart 47, sustained minor injuries after a sideswipe collision. Portwood was charged for driving left of center. In Fairfield a two car crash on Ohio 4 injured Anna Carter, 59, of Sharonville. J C Carter 56 was driving and John Ehret 27 from Cincinnati was cited for failure to maintain stopping distance.
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John Dyer
Walnut St
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Elk Creek Road
Trenton
Dyer
Oxford
U. S. 27
Dunlap Portwood
Oxford Rt. 1
Andrew Kirkhart
Brownsville
Ind
Rt. 1
Portwood
Kirkhart
Ohio 4
Fairfield
Mercy Hospital
Hamton
Anna Carter
J Cc. Carter
Box 307
Sharonville
John Ehret
Cincinnati
Ehret
Park Movies Begin Tonight at Sunset Park
A revival of park movies starts tonight at 8 15 at Sunset Park. Tomorrow the showing moves to Gardner Park and then to Douglas the next night as part of a weekly three night park program. The schedule includes a film on Ohio a U S scenic spot and two cartoons.
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Sunset Park
Gardner Park
Douglas
Ohio
United States
Steve Geckeler
Calvary Church Announces Planned Trustee and Board Meetings
The Rev. Oliver S. Hall of Calvary Methodist Church announced a Trustees meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. An official church board meeting follows at 8 p.m.
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Oliver S. Hall
Calvary Methodist Chuch
Police Briefs Report DUI Arrests and Non Support Warrant
State patrolmen arrested Tom Siimon 43 Hamilton and John Parsons 42 Trenton Rt 1 for driving while intoxicated. Homer Wells 28 617 Malvern St was arrested in the 1900 block of Manchester Avenue on a non support warrant late Saturday.
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Tom Siimon
Hamilton
John Parsons
Trenton Rt. 1
Homer Wells
Malvern St
Manchester Avenue
Civitan To Hear Convention Report At Noon Meeting
Civitan Club members will hear a report on the national convention held in Asheville North Carolina. Dr W R Henry a delegate to the convention will present the briefing at the Manchester Hotel noon meeting tomorrow.
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Civitan Club
Asheville
N. C
Manchester
W. R. Henry
Lausche Lets Large Ohio School Subsidy Bill Become Law
Gov. Lausche will allow a roughly 283 million dollar two year school subsidy measure to become law without his signature while also signing a separate unemployment compensation bill. He vetoed three motions on real estate value standards, clerks control of two Statehouse lots, and pension fund investments, bringing his total vetoes to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
State Board of Tax Appeals
Senate
House
State Teachers Retirement Board
Ohio School Survey Commission
General Assembly
School Board To Hear Report On Facilities
The Board of Education will receive a statistical report on the school system’s rooms and facilities from the Citizen’s Committee to Study School Building Use at tonight’s regular meeting at 7 30 PM at Middletown High School. Also on the agenda are teacher appointments for fall and action on a landscaping and grading bill from B D Morgan Co. for Lemon Monroe High Oneida Monroe Elementary and Spring Hill schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Middletown High School
B.D. Morgan Co
Lemon-Monroe
Monroe
Oneida
Spring Hill
New Traffic Light Uses Car Counting to Ration Green
General Electric announced a traffic light prototype that automatically counts approaching cars and ration the green time to move traffic efficiently. The electronic controller counts vehicles on secondary roads and sets the green interval to clear the queue, part of GE’s new line addressing intersection congestion on main highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn, Mas
Geneva
Electric Co
General Electric
Buses Roll As Buffalo Strike Ends
Commuters boarded Niagara Frontier Transit System buses as 1650 workers returned to work after a 10 day strike. Pay increases set drivers at $2.00 and mechanics at $2.17 to $2.18 per hour, plus full employer hospital and surgical insurance starting Feb 1 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Frontier Transit System
AFL Amalgamated Assn
Police hunt sword loaded with poison in Los Angeles
Police search for Ted G. Keep, 31, a movie sound technician who says a 13 foot Malayan sword with a crescent blade and poison capable of causing blindness paralysis or death within 48 hours was taken Friday night. Keep kept the weapon as a World War II souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Someorr
Movie Schedule At The Local Theaters
Paramount screens The Marauders and The Prodigal at 1 20 4 50 8 20 p m and The Prodigal at 2 40 6 10 9 45 p m Strand shows Spy chasers Egg and I at listed times Colonial offers Gang Busters Five Guns West with multiple showings Dixie Cruise In presents Drumbeat Fast Company Come Back Little Sheba Not Wanted with evening showings across Monday and Tuesday
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Paramount
Marauders
Colonial
Dixie Cruise
Fast Company
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Park Board
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Hildy
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