Franklin Plans 3-mill Operating Levy to Fall Ballot
Franklin council moved to place a 3-mill operating levy on November's ballot. The measure, supported unanimously by William Smith, goes to City Solicitor Lloyd Ritz to draft a resolution for the next meeting. Auditor Paul Gaynor warned the budget is short and only the levy can provide needed funds for street work and police and fire protection. The current general fund shows a June deficit of 1,992.50, though revenue in June reduced the red figure. Total funds total 95,292.68 with 47,315.65 in bond retirement, and remaining funds would go toward bonds. Separately, River Street trees trigger debate over gutter and curb work, with city engineer Collings Wight proposing options to save trees. a decision was postponed to the next meeting.
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Franklin
William Smith
Lloyd Ritz
Smith
Paul Gaynor
Gaynor
Council
River Street
Collings Wight
Polio Shots Planned for Fall in Hamilton County
Hamilton County health officials announced a second round of Salk polio inoculations for first and second graders will begin this fall after the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis arranged vaccine delivery to Ohio schools. Vaccination will also cover children who missed earlier doses, with cases this year lower than 1954.
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Hamilton
Hee County
Hamilton Health
H.H. Moore
Moore
aRh Ple
Cord K
Dreo
Ralph E. Dwork
Ohio Department of Health
National Foundation For
State Department
Ohio
Dwork
Two Injured After Car Hits Gasoline Truck in Hamilton
Two Hamilton men were injured when a car struck a gasoline laden tractor-trailer at US 127 and Symmes Road. Robert Riley 29 and Kenneth Phillips 23 were taken to Mercy Hospital with ankle and head injuries and facial lacerations. Albert Asch 44 of Ludlow Ky drove the truck and was uninjured. The crash occurred at 11 p.m. as Riley’s northbound car hit the rear of the stopped truck. The car was towed. no fire and no cargo loss reported.
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Hamilton
US. 127
Symmes Road
Mercy Hospital
Robert Riley
N. Riverview Dr
Kenneth Phillips
W. Ridge St
Riley
Albert Asch
Ludlow
E A Lampe in fair condition at Midetown Hospital
E A Lampe of 2913 Sherman Ave admitted Sunday evening with a respiratory ailment and listed in fair condition. Lampe is director of the Veterans Service Center. Also listed in fair condition is Dr E T Storer of 1331 1st Ave who has been under hospital care since Tuesday July 12.
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Mid@etown Hospital
E. A. Lampe
Sherman Ave
Lampe
Veterans Service Center
Middletown Hospital
E. T. Storer
1St Ave
Storer
Council Acts on Ordinances and Restaurant Disturbances
The council approved Ritz to draft an ordinance for electrical standards and inspections by Approved Inspection Service Inc of Lebanon. It also authorized a second ordinance giving Safety Service Director Robert Borden power to appoint a non salaried special policeman without Civil Service exam. A water-rate resolution for Barnes Dale Sunnyfield Subdivision was accepted. Finally the council ordered hourly police checks at the Stn and Main Streets restaurant, with license revocation and requests to state health and fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Ritz
Approved Inspection Service, Inc
Lebanon
Safety Service
Robert Borden
Jim Fuller
Barnes-Dale-Sunnyfield
Stn
Main Streets
Borden
State Health Board
Wildlife authority to speak on Poisonous Reptiles
Charles Garrett, wildlife authority, will address the American Citizens Club at 7 30 tonight in clubrooms at 30 S Broad St. He will show films and discuss Poisonous Reptiles of the North American Continent.
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Charles Garrett
Wildlife Authority
American Citizens Club
S. Broad St
Garrett
North American
Thieves Loot Local Stores In Multiple Burglars Spree
Police say thieves struck the Diver Coal & Feed Co. and Salvation Army Citadel late Sunday into Monday, rifling cash drawers and carting off a small empty safe. Detectives Herbert Frazier and Roy Crout reported entry through a rear door, smashing glass with a brick and disabling locks. A separate break-in at 106 N Clinton St emptied desk drawers after an unlocked furnace room window was used to enter.
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Salvation Army
Diver Coal & Feed Co
1St Ave
Herbert Frazier
Roy Crout
Usde
N. Clinton St
Crout
Frazier
Helsel Still In Critical Condition After Crash
Harland Helsel 50 of Middletown is in critical condition at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Indiana following a Saturday night crash. He has a broken neck vertebrae and paralysis from the waist down. Virgil Clark of the Clark Helsel firm said danger was lessening but prognosis remained uncertain for a day or two. Helsel lost control while passing near Richmond, was thrown from the car, struck a concrete abutment and was run over by his own vehicle.
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Harland Helsel
Indiana
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Helsel
Middletown
Clark & Helsel
Virgil Clark
Clark
Hessel
New Doctor Opens Practice in Hamilton
Dr. George D. Smith, after two years postgraduate work at the University of Michigan Hospital, opens general practice with Dr. Martin Adrian Rush at 2013 N Verity Phy. A former Hamilton pharmacist, Smith studied at Miami University and Cincinnati Medical School, served 28 months in England during World War II, and is married with an 18 month old daughter. The couple plans to reside in Middletown once housing is found.
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Hamilton
University of Michigan Hospital
George D. Smith
Martin Adrian Rush
N. Verity
Smith
Miami University
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Armco Veterans Picnic Set for July 30 at Armco Park
The Armco Veterans Club announces its annual picnic for July 30 at Armco Park. More than 2,400 Armco employees and spouses are invited, including 25 year plus members from Hamilton and Middletown plants. Activities begin 2 PM with registration games a Redleg game broadcast and music.
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Armco Veterans Club
Armco Park
A. R. Edwards
Joe Gividen
Armco
Hamilton
Middletown
Redleg
Armco Girls Assa
Ladies Guild
Seven Mile Presbyterian Church
Gividen
Armco Veterans Organization
Armco Club
Florida
Germantown Council Shifts Street Light Costs to Property Owners
Germantown village approves an ordinance making property owners pay for street lights starting next year, reducing the village bill from Dayton Power and Light Co. to about four dollars per homeowner annually. The move could boost the village general fund by close to five thousand dollars.
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Mary Emley
Germantown
Dayton Power & Light Co
Man Is Recquitted In Monroe Theft
A 39 year old Covington man confined to Lima State Hospital for a Monroe auto theft in 1940 was found innocent by reason of insanity. Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered release and transfer to Hamilton for evaluation before return to Lima for final disposition.
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Covington, Ky
Lima State Hospital
Monroe
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Justice Minter
Jo Stabler
Minter
Lima
Hamilton
Bath Uses More Water Than Shower On Average
The ordinary tub bath, on the average, takes twice as much water as a shower. This comparison highlights water consumption differences between common bathing methods.
TV Guide schedules misprinted in current edition
An error swapped the Tuesday and Thursday TV listings, with Tuesday shown for Thursday and Thursday for Tuesday. The mistake was only discovered after Saturday’s paper had gone to press.
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TV Guide
Seven Traffic Violations Dominate Franklin Court Docket
Franklin Municipal Court heard seven traffic cases all men aged 21 to 26. Judge J T Riley fined Edward Ledford 21 Franklin 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation and suspended his license five days. Ernest Oberlin 23 Franklin was fined 10 dollars and costs for left side of road violation. Jerome Purdin 21 Vine Grove Ky forfeited 25 dollar bond on reckless operation. Frank Webb 21 Franklin forfeited 30 dollars on speeding and driving without a license. Curtis Ferguson 26 Franklin forfeited 15 dollars for reckless operation. Carl Crabtree 21 Franklin failed to appear and forfeited 30 dollars for speeding. Glenn Barnard 20 Middletown forfeited 35 dollars for reckless operation.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Edward Ledford
Ernest Oberlin
Jerome Purdin
Vine Grove
Frank Webb
Curtis Ferguson
Carl Crabtree
Glenn Barnard
Middletown
At The Movies Showings Across Theaters This Week
Paramount shows Land of the Pharaohs and Annapolis Story with multiple nightly starts. Strand features Magnificent Obsession Big Tip Off and Lion of the Pagan plus Murder Is My Beat on various evenings. Colonial presents Hansel and Gretel Underwater with multiple showtimes. Dixie Cruise In screens Wake of the Red Witch and Sands of Iwo Jima at late slots.
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Dixie Cruise
Iwo Jima
Wild Driving Spree Ends In Arrest On Two Counts
Police clocked Silas Deaton at 50 mph on Yankee Road and arrested him on driving while intoxicated and failure to register charges after a chaotic crash near Woodside Cemetery. The vehicle hit a pole, fence, and curb then spun and stopped. Deaton was uninjured.
Red light crash cites 18 year old in Baltimore district
William Napier aged 18 of 40 Park Street was cited for a red light violation after his vehicle struck a truck driven by Benny Platt aged 29 of 107 Sherman Avenue at the intersection of Baltimore Street and Woodlawn Avenue at 7 am today.
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William Napier
Park St
Benny Platt
Sherman Ave
Baltimore Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Car Crash Injures Three Near Venice
Three people were hurt in a two car crash one mile north of Venice at 8:55 a.m. Paul W. Kreuzman 26 from Clover Nook Drive suffered a broken neck and is listed in critical condition. John Turigliatto 28 of Cincinnati had knee and arm bruises. Robert Volz 37 of Cincinnati sustained forehead scalp lacerations and arm abrasions. The collision occurred when Kreuzman lost control on a curve and skidded into Turigliatto’s southbound car. All injured were taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
Venice
Paul W. Kreuzman
Clovernook Dr
John Turizliatto
Church la
Cincinnati
Kreuzman
Robert Volz
Seegar Ave
L. E. Cornthwaite
State Highway Patrol
Turigliatto
Mercy Hospital
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Huber Construction Co
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