Camden Station freight service denial urged by PUCO examiner
PUCO examiner advises denying Pennsylvania Railroad request to end less-than-carload freight at Camden station. The railroad may file exceptions within 15 days, then the community may reply. If upheld, PRR will continue LCL shipments through Camden serving nearby towns and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
J. L. Briggs
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden Station
Allroad Company
PACO
Puco Examiner
Dwight Donohoe
Camden Progressive Club Ioc
William Tyrrell
Eaton
Columbus
Tyrell
Order of Railroad
Walter Baker
Harvey Frumbaugh
PUCO
Somerville
West Elkton
Gratis
Beechwood
Collinsville
Morning Sun
Fair Haven
Greeatosh
Six Injured On Area Highways In Separate Crashes
The state patrol reports six people injured in area highway incidents. A two car crash at Rt 4 and Liberty Fairfield Rd near Hamilton left George C. Geary and Glen Becker with chest, arm, and rib injuries. Geary cited for failing to yield. Two Germantown youths were hurt on Franklin Trenton Rd when a car left the road and struck an embankment. Harkus Cockerham cited for reckless driving. A Franklin cyclist suffered abrasions after a gravel slip on Rt 122 near U S 25. treated at Middletown Hospital. Frances Perkins noted as the first US woman cabinet member, serving as Labor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Patrol
Rt. 4
Liberty-Fairfeild Road
Hamilton
George C. Geary
Lamilton
Norhbough
Glen H. Becker
Becker
Cartelle
Geary
Mercy Hospital
Germantown
Franklin Trenton
Rt. 122
Harkus Cockerham
William Johnson
Blue Ball Rd
Franklin
U. S. 25
Middletown Hospital
Child Struck by Auto Sends 3 Year Old to Doctor
A three year old ran into traffic at Baltimore Street and Jacoby Avenue. The child, treated for minor injuries, was released from hospital. Off duty officer cites a driver for an unsafe distance after a Verity Parkway collision. Damage totals cited for two separate crashes. Police also note a minor accident at Carmody Boulevard and Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Street
Jacoby Avenue
Middletown Hospital
David Whitaker
Thomas Whitaker
Jacoby Ave
Dotor
Eleanor Howard
Baltimore St
Donald Martin
Hawthorne St
Charles Neely
Glencoe Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Cecil Hartman
Garfield St
U. S. Post Office Department
Moitor Scooter
Thomas Watson
Highview Rd
Hygie
Salmer Norlander
Joplin
Mont
Billy Jordan
Franklin St
First Avenue
S. Clinton Street
Carmody Boulevard
Second Avenue
NLRB Rules in Favor Of McGraw Construction Co
The National Labor Relations Board dismisses unfair labor practice charges against McGraw Construction Co Inc from last August. Three Dayton carpenters alleged illegal hiring hall practices on an Armco job, but the examiner found hiring policies lawful and compliant with the National Labor Relations Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
McGraw Construction Co., Inc
Ramon C. Shall
Thomas B. McQuain
James MacDonald
Dayton
Armco
Cincinnati
Washington
James Rosbury
Ohio Valley Carpenters’ District Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Afl-Cio
M77
Barry Levey
Sveast
McGraw
Thee
Register Now For City Tennis Tournament
Registration ends tomorrow for the city tennis tourney August 8 to 19. Youths may enroll with city courts instructors and be notified by phone of match times. Participants must have taken at least one lesson from Park Department instructors to be eligible.
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Park Department
Nursing school honors first male graduates at Middletown
The Middletown Hospital School of Nursing awarded its coveted scholarship at commencement at First Presbyterian Church. David W. Center and Arthur Beck Jr. were the first male graduates, joining 11 female nurses in the 33rd class. Center earned a 3.64 GPA, with Beck and others on a 3.0 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
First Presbyterian Church
David W. Center
Morrow Rt. 2
Esther Swinehart
Center
Kings Mills High School
James Center
Walter A. Mischley
E. J. Goldschmidt, Jr
Hospital Board of Trustees
Anne Middlemiss
Swinehart
End To Douglas Dances Sought By Police Chief
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore asks suspension of the weekly Douglas Park tennis court dances for the rest of the season citing two disturbances. A Monday gathering of about 300 people prompted four officers to disperse the crowd, many from Dayton area. City Manager Charles Thompson plans talks with Tom Carlson on a solution. Carlson notes park leaders can adjust schedules, including moving dances to alternate nights.
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Douglas
Joseph Blackmore
Douglas Park
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Carlson
Accidents Reported At Middletown Hospital
Middletown Hospital logged a quiet day with two incidents. William Theiss, 45, of 1409 Fair Mount Ave, fractured his right arm after a home fall. Patty Edwards, 13, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Edwards, 607 15th Ave, broke her nose in a pool incident at Sunset pool. Charles Burton, 20, of 2225 Fernwood St, required six stitches for a elbow cut from backing into steel at home.
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Middletown Hospital
William Theiss
Fair Mount Ave
Patty Edwards
Margaret Edwards
15Th Ave
Sunset Pool
Charles Burton
Fernwood St
Order Issued by Blackmore Requires Two Officers
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore issues an immediate rule that two or more officers must be present during questioning of a suspect on any charge to protect officers and offset accusations. He reiterates that brutality and obscenity by officers will not be tolerated. The note references recent complaints received by City Manager Charles A Thompson. The Pacific coast population growth trend is mentioned as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blackmore
Charles A. Thompson
Blackmore
Lightning Hit Tree Down in Middletown Storm
In Middletown a lightning bolt at about 5 30 p m felled a 40 foot tree in Mrs A J Smiley s yard tearing a fence and clothesline and damaging gutters as her children watched from inside the house Leaves scattered across the street and the tree was halted by two smaller trees before crashing into the roof The storm otherwise brought rain to the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
A. J. Smiley
Flemming Rd
Garfield Area Wins Industrial Zoning and Plans Center
The city approved a planning commission report to zone a 52 acre Garfield Area site for industrial use with a future public hearing likely in September. A Roy Wenlick and Co. appraisal backed industrial zoning, boosting tax value and enabling relocation aid for about 325 residents while government grants of roughly $990,000 are pursued. The project hinges on HHFA approval, with demolition dates not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Aviv Peveu
Charles Thompson
U. S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chicago
Ihas
Thompson
Calumet Avenue
McCurry Avenue
HHFA
Roy Wenlick
Planning Commission
Armco Heavy Industry
Middletown Realtors
Trial Date Set in Murder Case for Louise Whisman
In Lebanon on September 26, the first degree murder trial of Louise Whisman 39 of Franklin was scheduled after arraignment before Judge Warren C. Young. She did not enter a plea and was denied bail. Other arraignments followed for charges from the Warren County Grand Jury.
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Lebanon
Louise. Whisman
Franklin
Kenneth
Whisman
Common Pleas Court
Warren C. Young
Warren County
Whitman
Young
Ownership of Irvings’ Is Changed
Irvings Inc proprietors of an exclusive women shop in Middletown Shopping Center announce a change of ownership. Mrs Dorothy Lawrence president purchased the stock of former partner Mrs Sara Margolies effective July. Lawrence entered operation last Sept 1 and is now sole owner. The store has been in business 10 years at 1721 Central Ave and moved to the shopping center last Nov 12.
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Irvings’ Inc
Middletown
James H
Dorothy) Lawrence
Sara Margolies
Lawrence
Central Ave
Soup and the Perceived Masculinity of Men
A historical note recalls soup once deemed an effeminate dish making any man who ate it be viewed as a sissy. The remark highlights how gender norms shaped culinary judgments in past society.
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U. S
Frances Perkins
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hans
South Broad St
William Denham
City Commission
Lakeside Park
Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Charles S. Slater
Andrew Q. Goggs
Thomas W. Warnes
Denham
Ann Mary Griffith
Donald H. Dave
Edmund J. Appleby
Naser
Malik
Charles King-Smith
Journal
Weith
NLRB
Morrow
Carolyn Profit
Dol. Coughlien
Knoxville
Tenn
Phyllis Crawford
Fairfield
Shirley Parker
John Stewart
Butler County Medical Society
Sweaker
Clarence K. Williamson
Miami University
Williamson
David Center
Lincoln Street
Ninth Avenue
United States Pacific Coast
Vanealy Segue
State Farm
Kay Craycraft
N. Verity
State Ae Mutual & Insurance Company
Esa
Minos Sp
Minos
Ancient
Crete
Buckingham Palace
London
St. Main
Garfield
City Dads OK Board
Garfield Area
Commission
Armco Park
Stevens Avenue
Armco Steel
Heard
Webster Street
Vine Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Miami Avenue
Daniel 0. Warrick
Taylor Ave
Claude Snelling Jr
Elsmere St
Judge Young
Mansfield Reformatory
Jackie L. Bogan
Frank C. Rook
Ohio
Roy W. Frye
Charles P. Sparks
Irvings
Owen
Chuck
Oleo
Coz
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