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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1961

Page

13

New minimum wage bill to affect Middletown workers

About 700 area employees will be newly covered as Congress enacts a gradual wage increase. Retail chains with annual sales of $1 million and cross-state purchases totaling $250,000 will see shifts. most new coverage includes those previously earning above minimum. The plan raises wages to $1.15 by Sept 3 and to $1.25 by 1963 with all covered workers at $1.25 by 1965. Exemptions include hotels, motels, restaurants, theaters, and hospitals.

Middletown Congress Robert A.white Middletown Area Secretary of Labor

Fifth firm ends Woodall strike tools removal

Franklin report says the Donaldson Co of St Paul pulled tools from the strike bound Woodall Industries plant after obtaining a court order to take possession of its equipment. Woodall manager Henry H Polk Jr cites business losses and wage comparisons, noting rivals pay less and unions reject further cuts as the 30 day stalemate continues.

Franklin Woodall Industries Donaldson Co St. Paul Minn Henry H. Polk Jr Woodall Polk

Two Autos Damaged In Collision At Ohio 122 Elk Creek Rd

Two autos were damaged yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Ohio 122 and Elk Creek Road west of Middletown. Linda Kay Lansow, 16, and Donald Curfman, 19, were driving west when Curfman attempted a pass and struck Lansow’s car. A passenger, Vivian Curfman, 48, was treated for shock at Middletown Hospital. no serious injuries to either driver. In a separate incident at 7:15 am on Ben Harrison Street, Douglas Hammond, 18, and Belvin Collins, 28, rear collided as Hammond left a left turn. No injuries. Collins cited for following too closely.

Ohio 122 Elk Creek Road Middletown Linda Kay Lansow Pershing Ave Donald Curfman Stubbs Road West Middletown Curfman Lansan Vivian Curfman Middletown Hospital Ben Harrison Crystal Tissue Co Douglas P. Hammond Fourth St Franklin Belvin J. Collins Lafayette Ave Hammond

Picket Line Halted by Jammed Gate at Plant

Supervisory personnel were halted at the gate this morning by a jammed lock that had to be burned open with a torch. Of course no one knows who did it, but only union pickets had been present at the plant through the night.

Polk

20 Babies Evacuated From Suburban Hospital Fire

Washington AP reports about 20 babies were evacuated from Suburban Hospital in Bethesda Maryland on Tuesday night after a fire in the lower level laundry. Firemen said no one was injured as smoke drifted into two wards for about an hour while nurses carried and wheeled infants to safety in another building. Other patients were moved to sheltered quarters behind fire doors as crews tackled the blaze, which was extinguished in roughly three minutes.

Washington Bethesda

Falls From Cars Hurt 2 Franklin Children

Two 15 month old Franklin children were among eight people treated at Middletown Hospital after falls from vehicles. Cynthia Willis required six stitches for forehead cuts from a moving car in Franklin. Terry Staton was examined for possible skull injuries after tumbling from a truck on Rt 4.

Franklin Middletown Hospital Cynthia Willis Juanita Willis Russell Ave Terry Staton Herbert Staton Glen St Rt. 4 Auyuley Adams Ellenridge Drive Joe Watkins Seventh St Cincinnati

Safety Week Dates Set Plans Begin

Middletown Safety Council designates August 28 to September 4 as Safety Week with an all day Labor Day Barnitz Field celebration. General Chairman Joseph A. Priest Jr. to lead the first planning meeting at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Civic Association building. Priest serves as vice chairman of the Middletown disaster committee and is active in local organizations. They reside at 3607 Central Ave.

Middletown The Elks Lodge Congregational Christian Church Manchester Machine Co Lorraine Central Ave

City Accident Toll Totaling 1590 Dollars

Damage totaled 1590 in five city accidents yesterday and early today with no injuries reported. The heaviest loss 700 occurred in a crash at Central Avenue and Grimes Street at 6 40 a m involving Frank Gayhart Joe Sears and another driver. James Craycraft and Sally Lloyd were in a separate collision at First Avenue and Crawford Street causing 550 in damage. Sara Arnold and Henry C Saylor were charged after a lane change collision at S Broad Street and Second Avenue causing 175 in damage.

Frank Gayhart Garfield Sr Joe A. Sears Logan Ave Central Avenue Grimes Street Gayhart Sears James Craycraft Warren Road Sally Lloyd Carson Road Monroe First Avenue Crawford Street Sara Arnold College Corner Henry C. Saylor Hamilton S. Broad Street Second Avenue

Woman charged after auto hits parked car in front of Monroe St

Ruby Whitt of 208 Monroe Street was cited for no operator license and ins. brakes after her vehicle struck a parked car owned by Walter A. Hoffman at 817 15th Avenue in front of that address last night. Damage totaled 35 dollars.

Ruby Whitt Monroe St Walter A. Hoffman 15Th Ave

Accident in city parking lot involving Grunewald wagon

An accident yesterday in a city parking lot at 3312 Tytus Ave involved a parked station wagon owned by 32 year old Harry E. Grunewald of Cincinnati and a backing car driven by 478 Middletown Pike resident Martie Hefflin. Damages totaled 130 dollars.

Harry E. Grunewald Cincinnati Martie Hefflin Middletown Pike Tytus Ave

Area Road Bid Openings Tuesday Across Five County Jobs

Bids will be opened Tuesday for five area highway projects in an eight county Division 8 area. Warren County includes a 4.5 mile resurfacing on Ohio 123 from Franklin to Red Lion and six miles on U S 42 from Lebanon to near Waynesville. Other work covers U S 35 between New Westville and Eaton, U S 127 service roads near Oxford Germantown, and traffic sign upgrades plus thermoplastic pavement markings on U S 5 and Fort Washington Way in Cincinnati. Estimated total cost 88000 dollars including engineering.

Ohio 123 Warren County Columbus Rt. 123 Franklin Red Lion Lebanon Waynesville Division 8 Middletown Preble County

Chief Sees Bigger Traffic Fine List for Violations

Police Chief Joseph Blackmore told Safety Council traffic committee he has a new tentative fines list. He noted repeat violations are a major issue and blamed habitual violators, stressing Traffic School as a remedy. Intersections discussed include Verity Parkway and Germantown Road and Ohio 122 with old U S 25.

Safety Council Joseph Blackmore Verity Parkway Germantown Road Verity Lafayette Ohio 122 U. S. 25

Traffic committee targets busy edge intersections for lights

Chief Blackmore was asked to obtain from the city engineer a list of busy intersections at the city edge and bring it to the next traffic committee meeting. William Long said the committee will go on record in favor of installing multiple traffic lights at those sites. The Germantown Road crossroad in Peastown was described as the ideal light type for those intersections.

Blackmore William Long Germantown Road Peasttown Chief Blackmore

DWI Driver Fined by Hamilton Municipal Court

Vernon Lakes of 826 Lake Ave Franklin received a $100 fine and costs, and three days in jail plus a one year driving restriction for driving under the influence. He received a further $25 fine and two days in jail for operating without a license. Judge Frank F. Wessel presided yesterday.

DWI Hamilton Vernon Lakes Lake Ave Franklin Hamilton Municipal Cour Frank F. Wessel Lakes

New Safety Council Names Five Committee Chairmen

Safety Council board adds five chairmen alongside Wearly. Max Pemberton leads industrial, Mrs. Robert Cordray heads home affairs, James Dumford oversees commercial vehicle, and Ralph Guido directs school matters.

The Safety Council Board Wearly Max Pemberton Robert Cordray James Dumford Ralph Guido

Finley seeks re election to Middletown school board

James O. Finley of 117 Orchard Sr announces candidacy for a second four year term on the Middletown Board of Education with a record as Coca Cola Betting Co manager and prior board service. He cites duty to public schools and lists a sponsors group including Vance Cribbs and William Long. Filing deadline August 9. Finley and Mary Litsch are the two incumbent terms expiring.

James O. Finley Orchard Sr Middletown Board of Education Middletown Coca-Cola Betting Co Finley YMCA Salvation Army City Planning Commission Zoning Board of Appeals Lions Club of Board of Education Vance E. Cribbs Armco Steel Corp William D. Long Long Insurance Agency Jane B. Robinson Segasta Wilson Robert Lehrmkuhl Armco Employes’ Independent Federation County Board of Elections Mike Patti Mary Litsch Litsch

School Bond Issue Planned to Remodel Clearcreek Schools

The Clearcreek Board of Education voted to submit a $707,000 bond issue in November to fund construction and renovation at the district schools. Plans include science labs, new classrooms, a library, and a shop addition at the high school, plus elementary moves and a new wing. completion hoped for 1962-63. State approval pending. The 1962 budget was set at $430,549.14 with a major general fund of $374,560, and new hires include Shirley W. Shill and Donald Lee Stacy. a relighting project and milk contract were also approved.

Springboro Clearcreek Board of Education al Voorhis Clearcreek Township Shirley W. Shill University of Akron Donald Lee Stacy Wayne Achtermann Duelman Electric Co Dayton Stokes Dairy Lebanon

Behemoth 10 Pound Beef Steak Sold in Alaska Rush

During the 1890s gold rush era in Alaska a 10 pound beef steak reportedly sold for 48 dollars per pound, reflecting extreme meat prices amid frontier scarcity and booming prospecting towns.

Alaska

Weatherman Cancels Astronaut Shot At Miles Park

In Louisville Kentucky AP reports a weather forecast of bad conditions led to the cancellation of the United States second astronaut launch at Miles Park. The racecard favored Missile Glow in the astronaut purse before the forecast changed plans.

Louisville Weatherman Miles Park Missile Glow United State

Dayton Truck Crash Fatality Claims Milton Henry Jr.

Milton Henry Jr. of Dayton, 52, died in a crash when the dump truck he was driving lost control and overturned at a Kettering intersection. The accident occurred Tuesday night, with injuries sustained hours earlier.

Dayton, Ohio Milton Henry Jr Dayton Kettering

Garbage Payment Deadline Warns of Disconnection

City officials remind residents that the third quarter garbage payments covering July, August and September are due tomorrow. The three month fee is 5.25 dollars for residential customers. New customers may apply at the collection desk on the first floor of City Building.

Rezoning for Lanes Rejected by Warren County Board

The Warren County Commissioners denied a request by Sports Enterprises Inc. of Middletown to rezone three acres on old U S 25 south of Coles Road for a bowling alley. Middletown attorney H O Finkelman spoke for the company while George Elliott led local opponents. The plan, tied to a 24 lane bowling house, followed the existence of nearby Eastern Lanes already on adjacent property.

Lebanon U. S. 25 Coles Road Sports Enterprises, Inc Middletown Warren County H. O. Finkelman Sports Enterprises George Elliott Middletown Bowling Jack Frisbie

Registration Closes For Four Week Typing Class

Registration for a personal typing class of four weeks at Middletown High School will run from 8 a m to noon and 1 to 4 p m through tomorrow. The course totals 80 hours of instruction and practice, though it carries no credit, announced H H Lawrence summer school director. Classes begin next Monday with sessions 8 a m to noon, Monday through Friday.

Middletown High School H. H.lawrence Direcor

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