Immunization Plan Delayed By Polio Vaccine Shortage
Ohio areas face vaccine shortages as polio supplies are diverted to emergency states. Middletown Hamilton and Butler County officials warn inoculation programs for schoolchildren wait until fall or later. The meeting outlined state requirements and possible board actions while stressing funding and access gaps for insuring all students receive vaccines.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Boards of Health
Howard R. Cromwell
Alexander Witkow
Ralph E. Dwork
Annexation Plan Prompts First Reading In City Session
In their legislative session this afternoon city commissioners were to hear the first reading of an ordinance to annex a 220 acre tract southeast of the city. The area lies near Grand Avenue Breiel Boulevard and Blue Ball Pike, with Bachman subdivision platting. Negotiations with the Ohio Department of Highways are resolved and city funds contributed for highway work. The meeting also planned bids for Carmody Boulevard extension and storm drainage costs in North Middletown along with sewer progress and insect control report.
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Breiel
Bachman
Blue Ball Pike
Ohio Department of Highways
Ohio 122
Breiel Boulevard
Carmody Boule
Central Avenue
Ind Avenue
Charles W. Sampson
North
Middletown
Fire at Home of Chief's Aide on Queen Avenue
The fire department answered a call to the Jess Border residence at 27 Queen Ave. The blaze started in an overheated washing machine motor in the basement. No damage occurred. A separate burning trash pile at 1344 Central Ave. was extinguished at 7:35 a.m. The property is owned by Harry Rizzo. no damages reported.
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Jess Border
Queen Ave
Border
Central Ave
Harry Rizzo
Civitan Club hears on FM high fidelity sound
Larry Beckwith chief engineer of WPFB told Civitan Club members that FM transmission delivers high fidelity sound especially on music programs. Beckwith's son Corky, Opti-Derby winner, attended. Civitan groups from Middletown Hamilton Fairfield and Cincinnati plan LeSourdsville Lake dinner August 12 with Civitan International president guest. Boy Scout Troop 18 sponsored by the club earned a camper award at Camp Hook along with Troops 12 Franklin and 32.
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Larry Beckwith
WPFB
Civitan Club
Beckwith
Corky
Middletown
Hamilton
Fairfield
Cincinnati
Civitan
LeSourdsville Lake
Civitan International
Camp Hook
Franklin
Sean Ch
Car and Truck Collide Head On Injuring Driver
Cletus E. Hornbeck, 39, of 203 Shafer Sr., suffered head lacerations requiring six stitches after his car and a sand and gravel truck crashed head on at Central Avenue and Sutphin Street. Glen F. Burbanks, 25, of West Middletown, was cited for failure to yield right of way. Vehicle damage totaled $550. Hornbeck treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital.
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Cletus E. Hornbeck
Shafer Sr
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Glen F. Burbanks
West Middletown
Hornbeck
Middletown Hospital
Clark Wins Insurance Case Over Bank in Appeal
The District Court of Appeals overruled a Common Pleas judgment, awarding Virgil Clark the proceeds of a $40,000 life insurance policy on deceased partner Harlan Helsel. The court ordered Clark to pay Helsel’s estate $10,000 for Helsel’s interest, retaining the rest. Helsel died in 1955 from auto accident injuries.
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Virgil
Clark
Clark & Heldman
Certified Public Accountants
Harlan D. Helsel
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co
Helsel
Helzel
Jovem
Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boli
Boli
Hessel
Walkout Stalls Hamilton Project Robots at Cincinnati Bell Office
Striking reinforced concrete and structural iron workers halt an addition to the Hamilton office of the Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co. Work in progress is delayed as the walkout involves one of two Cincinnati locals.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati & Surburban Bell Telephone Co
Cincinnati
U S Must Show Appeal In Know How
Oxford special report details Dr Kenneth C Ray head of the Office of Education of the International Cooperation Administration telling Miami University summer session students that U S aid to education must be more appealing. He warns Russia and Communist China attract nations with rapid tech gains and calls for culture and media efforts to spread U S ideas of truth justice and human dignity. He also notes the need to reform leadership conservatism and improve teaching resources.
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Oxford
Miami University
Russia
Kenneth C. Ray
Office of Education
The
International Cooperation Administration
China
Dried Moss Shoeboxes Bring Pacific Botany to Oxford
A Miami University Upham Hall nook houses thousands of moss like liverwort specimens in shoeboxes for a two week gathering of experts. Dr Sinske Hattori of Japan visits July 30 to Aug 12 with Dr Harvey Miller and Yukinobu Kuwahara for exchange of findings and to advance Miller’s Hawaii hepatica work. The trio aims to illuminate Pacific distribution and geological history as part of the Ninth International Botanical Congress in Montreal.
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Miami University
Upham Hall
Pacific Islands
Sinske Hattori
Hattori Botanical Laboratory
Nichinan
Japan
Miami
Harvey A. Miller
Miller
Hattori
Yukinobu Kuwahara
National Science Foundation
Kuwahara
Pacific Basin
Montreal
Hawaii
England
France
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Man riding Jeep front injured in early Tuesday incident
Clarence Broshear age 36 of 1364 Morman Rd Hamilton suffered injuries after falling from a slow moving Jeep while checking a possible mechanical issue. He was taken to Middletown Hospital with a severely injured knee and multiple cuts as the driver Edward Brashear age 35 of 325 Heoven Ave Hamilton was involved. A second vehicle driven by Edward Pruitt 35 of Harrison Rt 1 left the road on Rt 4 near Middletown, struck a barrel, and sustained extensive damage though the driver was uninjured.
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Clarence Broshear
Morman Rd
Hamilton
Broshear
Brashear
Middletown Hospital
Edward B. Brashear
Heoven Ave
Edward Pruitt
Harrison Rt. 1
Rt. 4
Middletown
Pruitt
Summer Tours For Y Groups Nearing Finish
YMCA summer fan clubs will tour the Merry Manufacturing Co. in Cincinnati next week as the final month of excursions begins. Only three trips remain after Monday and Tuesday visits to the toy factory with departure at 8 45 a m and return at noon. The fee is one dollar for bus fare. The girls will visit Fort Ancient Paul Dixon TV show and Borden's Dairy in Dayton while the boys tour the Cincinnati Art Museum fish at Smith Pond and roast corn at Armco Park. Reservations are at the YMCA youth department desk.
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YMCA
Merry Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Toy Factory
Fort Ancient
Paul Dixon
Borden's Dairy
Dayton
Cincinnati Art Museum
Smith Pond
Armco Park
Ymca Youth Department
Fairfield Adopts Six-Tenth Percent City Income Tax
Fairfield council approves a six tenths of one percent city income tax after months of discussion. Effective October 1 through December 31 1960, the levy is expected to raise about 150000 in revenue for the city.
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Fairfield
Sweden Trip Sponsored by Guggenheim and NSF
A brief note states a trip to Sweden was sponsored jointly by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the National Science Foundation.
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Sweden
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
National Science Foundation
Trenton Cave-In Spurs Safety Push After Hero Boy
Middletown Safety Council head Wintoff Steller calls the cave-in in Trenton a home accident and urges widespread safety measures. Phillip Johnson, 9, rescued brothers and saved 7 year old Paul Sanderson from injury. Steve Johnson, 6, was unhurt. The incident prompts officials to seek more training for local Explorer Scouts to aid disaster response.
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Jim Finley
Middletown
Wintoff Steller
Middletown Safety Council
Trenton
Phillip’ Johnson
Warren Johnson
Victoria
Paul Sanderson
Donald Sanderson
Phillip
Steve
Den 8
Steller
Woman reports mistreatment as husband resists funds
A woman called police yesterday to say her husband mistreated her and refused money for running the house. The husband said he was trying to have his wife admitted to Longview Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Lhe
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Benjamin Babbit Introduces Soap Powder Packages
Benjamin Babbit introduced soap powder packaged form around 1845, marking a shift in household cleaning products and branding in early American commerce.
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Benjamin Babbit
Night Graduation for Middletown Nurses Class
Ten Middletown Hospital School of Nursing seniors wrap training with an 8 p.m. graduation at the Church of the Ascension. Nine plan to remain at Middletown Hospital. diplomas awarded by E J Goldschmidt Jr. A hospital scholarship is presented by Mrs Peter Ammen torp. Reception follows in the church hall.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Church of the Ascension
Middletown Hospital
Charlotte Newman
Linda Michael
Richmond
Ind
Norma Tyree
Lancaster
Kay Landrum
Chillicothe
Mary Ann Blackmore
Mary Hilton
P. Pelfrey
Patricia Phillips
Sue Rusk
Phyllis Swank
Middletown
E J. Goldschmidt Jr
Peter Ammentorp
Women's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Anne Middlemiss
Esther Swinehart
Walter Mischlye
Immigrant Gives Birth Aboard 100-Foot Schooner Maria Song
The Providence packet boat Maria Song docked from the Cape Verde Islands with two passengers and an immigrant, Isabel Fortes, 20. She was taken to a hospital after docking and gave birth to a five pound fifteen ounce girl less than two hours later. The voyage across the Atlantic lasted forty days.
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Providence
R.I
Maria Song
Cape Verde Islands
Isabel Fortes
Atlantic
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Witkow
Butler County Board of Health
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Phillip W. Spencer
Woodlawn Ave
Charles St
Leona Rossi
Spencer
Manchester Avenue
Clinton Street
Oakley Halferty
Phil Adams
Vannest Ave
James Edward Stuts
Merida Brewer
Curtis and
Baltimore
St. John's Church
John E. Bryant
West Elkin
Thomas E. Leopold
Rodney ‘Wise
West Middletown Rt. 1
Richard Morris Reed
Hollywood
Fla
Mart
Cape
C. McDowell
Bank In Appeal
Walkout Stomies Hamilton Project
U.S
Amana
Williamson
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace CO
Burbank Ave
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