Boy Nabbed After Third Department Store Break-In
A 13 year old Middletown boy was arrested after a third break in within a month. Detectives say he burglarized Sears Roebuck warehouse at 4004 Tytus Ave and Montgomery Ward at 24 N Main St. Loot included seven watches two fishing reels and knives totaling 19 dollars. He was caught at Tytus and Ohio en route home with loot in his bicycle basket. All items recovered and the youth held for juvenile authorities.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Tytus Ave
Montgomery Ward & Co
N. Main St
Tytus
Ohio Avenues
Two Auto Accidents Leave Two Injured In Middletown Area
Mozella Stewart 39 of Dayton and Sheila Loricker 4 of Middletown sustained minor injuries in separate crashes. Stewart suffered a painful left shoulder after a two vehicle collision at Yankee Road and Pearl Street. Loricker received a forehead bump and abrasions after a crash at Manchester Avenue and N Verity Parkway. Police cited Glenn Cox 41 of Dayton for illegal lane change.
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Dayton
Middletown
Mozella Stewart
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
Pearl Street
Earl Morgan
Vandalia
Sheila Loricker
Brentwood St
Manchester Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
Glenn Cox
Mark Moore
Plan Board Sets Meeting Wednesday
City Planning Commission schedules a 7 39 p m meeting for Wednesday announced by City Manager Charles W Thompson. Agenda includes zoning proposals for Marshall Road and Central Avenue corners and Breiel Boulevard tract owned by Paul F Braden plus amending the zoning ordinance to expand facilities for area shopping centers.
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City Planning Commission
Charles W. Thompson
Planning Commission
Marshall Road
Central Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Paul F. Braden
Grier and Grand Named To Jaycees Board Here
Perry Grier and Dick G were named new members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce board at Letourdeville Lake. New inductees included Lee Lynch Jim Dumford Dick Nab or A C Neff Jr and Bob Moush. Members will skip the regular meeting to visit Field to see the ball.
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Perry Grier
Dick G
Sane & Amere & Lecees
Letourdeville Lake
Lee Lynch
Jim Dumford
Dick Nabor
A. C. Neff Jr
Bob Moush
Usher Board Plans Program at Second Baptist Church
The Senior Usher Board of the Second Baptist Church arranged a program with participation from the Era Baptist Church and the Second Choir. The Rev Douglas Francis will read the scripture and provide the invocation.
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Second Bapitsst Church
Sanitary Sewer Dispute Settled
Workers on the North Middle town sanitary sewer project returned to work after a settlement with the contractor. C A Boeke director of public service said the men walked off Tuesday following a power fee dispute and resumed duties today.
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North Middletown
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Boeke
June Births Decline at Middletown Hospital
A hospital report shows 173 births in Middletown Hospital last month, down from 226. James Elder announced that 90 girls and 83 boys were born, with 24 births to Franklin residents and births spread across Butter ar Warren Montgomery counties.
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Middletown Hospital
James Elder
Stork
Franklin
West Middletown
Trenton
Excella
Monroe
Butter Ar
Warren
Montgomery County
Alaska Statehood Plebiscite Date Planned
San Francisco AP reports Gov. Mike Stepovich plans to set Alaska statehood plebiscite date before August 1. He predicts voters will accept the statehood provisions including boundaries and Defense withdrawals of 163 million acres in northwest Alaska. Stepovich and his family depart via Portland after visiting Saratoga.
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San Francisco
Mike Stepovich
Alaska
Congress
Stepovich
Chhildren
Portland
Yuka Stepovich
Saratoga
CG&E Seeks 48 Percent Oxford Street Light Rate Hike
CG&E asks Oxford village council to approve a new five year contract raising street lighting charges by 48 percent. The rate would lift the monthly bill from 68.65 to 78.10, replacing a expiring three year contract prepared by Charles Gregg. 278 units are affected.
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Oxford
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Charles Gregg
Cg&e
Gregg
Beaten Man in Park Suffered Serious Injuries
Oliver Tester, 42, of 2832 Wilbraham Road, reported being beaten in a local park Saturday. He remained in Middletown Hospital in serious condition with multiple cuts and a skull injury.
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Oliver Tester
Wilbra‘ham
Middletown Hospital
Middletown High School Band Director Resigns
Joe B. Franklin 34, instrumental music instructor at Middletown High since 1950, has resigned. The Board of Education accepted the resignation after Franklin said he will take another teaching position. A successor will be appointed at the board meeting next Monday. Franklin previously taught in Deer Park Ohio and Hartwell Elementary near Cincinnati. He is a University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music graduate.
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Joe B. Franklin
Middletown High School
Board of Education
Howard Cromwell
Franklin
Middletown
Deer Park
Ohio
Hartwell
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Fisherman Found Safe After Night on Lake
Angora officers drag Jimmerson Lake after a found unoccupied boat with four baited poles. Vey, the man seen in a tavern, said two thirsty friends rowed to the tavern and he changed boats to join them. Authorities seek a suitable charge while withholding the fisherman's name.
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Angola
Ind
Jimmerson Lake
Vey
Angier
Storm causes brief power outage on Dickey Road
Residents on Dickey Road in West Middletown were without power for about 15 minutes during a thunderstorm that struck the area last night. Cincinnati Gas & Electric reported the outage occurred around 11 15 p.m. and noted the day began with a light morning shower and total rainfall for yesterday.
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Dickey Road
West Middletown
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Tee
Legion Auxiliary Idle Until Fall
The Legion Auxiliary discussed fall activities and reviewed the constitution and by laws. Meetings will resume in the latter part of September.
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Legion Auxiliary
Union Baptist Church Hosts Musical Program and Bazaar
A musical program will be presented at Union Baptist Church from 5 to 7 p m Sunday sponsored by the Deaconess Club. The Missionary Society will hold a bazaar at 1 pm tomorrow, featuring bake goods, a white elephant booth and handicrafts.
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Union Baptist Church
Deaconess Club
the Missionary Society of the Union Baptist Church
Broad Street Angle Parking Under Fire
The traffic bureau proposes ending angle parking on Broad Street amid 19 recorded accidents in the past three years from cars backing out of angle stalls. City Manager Charles W. Thompson cites loss of four to six parking spaces per block as a consequence.
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Broad Street
Charles W. Thompson
North Broad Street
Manchester
Columbia Avenues
S. Broad
1St Avenue
Vanderveer Street
N. Broad
Thompson
Traffic Bureau
Boater Sparks Rescue When Car Rolls Into River
Neal Arbill and his son were at the Mohawk Boat Club ramp when the car began to roll. Arbill jumped into the vehicle as it rolled into the Great Miami River and the front of the car submerged before he stopped it. Local police report.
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Hamilton
Miami River
Neal Arbill
Franklin St
Mohawk Boat Club
Stephen
Arbill
Social Security Survivors Benefits Explained by District Manager
More than 16 000 people in the Hamilton area received protection last month under the Social Security Act says Mary Lloyd Lane district manager She explains survivor benefits include monthly payments to widows widowers and dependents based on the deceased earnings record with amounts from 30 to 200 per month Warns that some eligible survivors may not know their rights and urges inquiries at her office.
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Hamilton
Social Security Administration
Mary Lloyd Lane
Lane
$25,000 Granted for Pisgah Area Water Study
A federal grant of 25000 dollars for preliminary planning and engineering in the Pisgah area of Buller County has been approved. Ross Snyder commissioner John P. McCall regional director announce the funding.
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Pisgah
Eng Pisgan
Buller County
Ross Snyder
John P. McCall
Middieown Sportsmen's Club Dance Planned for July
The Middie.own Sportsmen's Club completed plans for a July 19 dance for members and guests. Five Bees and Honey will provide music. admission is free.
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Middie
Sportsmen's Club
Wedekind Undergoes Heel Growth Removal
Carl Wedekind deputy county treasurer was in Middletown Hospital yesterday for surgery to remove a growth on his heel. The procedure reportedly went smoothly and no complications were disclosed.
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Carl Wedekind
Middletown ‘Hospital
Miper Sunit
Probe Planned Into Hamilton Police Morale by August
Hamilton city officials expect a probe into morale and possible administrative deficiencies in the police department to wrap up by August. City Manager Howard F. Wilson said interviews with officers will continue in coming days and some former officials may also be questioned. He noted eight miles of tape will be used and expressed optimism about the inquiry’s results.
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Hamilton
Howard F. Wilson
Wilson
Council
Albert Osborne
Ae Henderson
Hendersson
Henderson
Long Journey To Retirement Facing Engine
An aging steam locomotive nicknamed Old 20 is moved for a two mile test trip under Army engineers. The 174 ton, 83 foot engine once hauled the Crescent Limited from New York to New Orleans and is slated for permanent exhibit at the fair, its final trip marking retirement.
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Atlanta
Mies An Siarta
Army
Allanta and
Wear Point
Mrpet Nating BA Rail Road
Crescent Limited
New
New York
Get Rich Quick Vending Machine Car Heist Stirs St Louis
AP reports a bizarre incident in St. Louis where a coin vending machine wreck led to a chaotic scramble as a man attempted to salvage money. Authorities say the incident caused minor injuries and a rush of onlookers.
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ST. Louis
Middletown Guards End Ft. Knox Training Sunday
Guardsmen from Ohio National Guard units at Fort Knox prepare to move in 40 vehicular convoyes to Buckeye regions. More than 1600 citizen-soldiers trained since June 2 focusing on armored and ordnance tasks, with next year's missile and crew training anticipated. Major General Leo M. Kreber praised the units for progress.
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Middletown
Ft. Knox
Fort Knox
Buckeye Wate
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Uew
Sty Group
ONG
Amy
Leo M. Kreber
Ohio
Hamilton Man Hurt In Fall At Fort Hamilton Hospital
Richard Stoker 40 of Dayton was reported in fair condition at Fort Hamilton Hospital after falling down an elevator shaft in the hospital’s new wing under construction He sustained leg back and shoulder injuries from the accident Wednesday at the Hamilton facility
Col Robert Herman Assumes Key AMC Supply Role
Col Robert H Herman appointed deputy director for supply requirements at Air Materiel Command HQ. He replaces Col Ralph J Rockwood who moves to Clark AFB Philippines. Herman, a 1907 US Military Academy graduate with an MBA from Ohio State, has served in World War II and Korea and holds the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross. He and Mrs Herman reside at Wright Patterson AFB with family links to 312 Ardmore Dr.
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San Bernardino Air
Middletown
U. S. Miliary Academy
Ohio State University
Air War College
Herman
Aleutians
15Th Air Forcs
Colorado Springs
USAF
Sth Air Force
Korea
Residing
Wright + Pattersos C. W. Long
Ardmore Dr
Air Force Base
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