Middletown to Add Two Pumpers Two Stations
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh announced Middletown will send at least two pumpers to any fire, with two pumpers and an aerial truck for industrial fires and two pumpers for residential alarms. Readiness changes follow past breakdowns and NBFU recommendations.
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Middletown
Iniddletown
William Fishbaugh
Fishbaugh
North Broad St
Yankee Rd
National Board
NBFU
Greathouse Jr Wins Cincinnati College of Law Prize
C E Greathouse Jr son of Mr and Mrs C E Greathouse Sr of Vanderveer St Cincinnati has won the Court Index Prize at University of Cincinnati College of Law The $50 award stems from his article Federal Claims and Priorities Statute versus Specific and Perfected Liens published in the March Cincinnati Law Review He will report to Navy duty as an Ensign July 29 after a long academic run in Middletown Annapolis Miami University and UC Law Married Greathouse resides in Cincinnati and is tied to the family clothing business
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C. Richard Greathouse, Jr
C. E. Greathouse
Vanderveer St
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
Young Greathouse
C. E. Greathouse and Son
Cincinnati Law Review
Greathouse
Bayonne
N.J
Middletown
Annapolis
Miami University
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Amendment 18 Dropped by Adoption of 21st Amendment
The 18th amendment to the Constitution was the only one to be discarded in U.S. history. It was nullified by the adoption of the 21st amendment, ending prohibition nationwide.
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United States
Hook Speaks At Assembly Conclusion In Middletown
Middletown's American Assembly concludes its local sessions with a meeting at 8 p.m. in the Manchester Hotel Oval Room to shape conference decisions and adopt a record form. Armco chairman Charles R. Hook presents a report on U S European relations, linking the Middletown group to a national 80 leading Americans meeting near New York. John Anderson of Armco Marketing Research continues as director of the Middletown Assembly.
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Middletown
American Assembly
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Hook
New York
Manchester
John Anderson
Armco
Middletown Assembly
Death Car Driver Faces Four Charges
Hamilton special report says Edward Higgins of 179 Joe Ave New Miami faces four charges after his car struck and killed Laverna Burns a 48 year old Dollar Federal Savings teller on Second and High. Burns died at Mercy Hospital from multiple fractures and internal injuries. She is survived by her mother a sister and two brothers all of Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Laverna Burns
South E. St
Dollar Federal Savings and Loan Association
Edward Higgins
Joe Ave
New Miami
Burns
Smoky Mountains
Second
Mercy Hospital
Freda Burns
Two Hamilton Deaths Bring Fatalities to 16 for Year
The death toll in Hamilton rose to two in 24 hours as Robert Milton, 37, of Cincinnati died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital from injuries suffered Sunday in a Route 4 accident. Butler County coroner Dr. Garrett Boone said the county now has 16 fatalities for the year.
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Hamilton
Robert Milton
Cincinnati
Mercy Hospital
Garrett Boone
Butler County
Fatal crash scene mirrors taxi collision in downtown Hamilton
At the same downtown Hamilton intersection where Miss Burns was fatally injured, another pedestrian, Miss Vivian Lampe, 20, Price Hill Cincinnati, a Mercy Hospital nursing student, was struck by a taxicab driven by Ralph Seeley 21 of 435 Ludlow Street, suffering back injuries and bruises.
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Hamilton
Juliette Low Picnic Slated Tomorrow
Members of the Girl Scout Juliette Low Club plan a picnic at Gardner Park tomorrow at 10 a.m. They will meet in the Civic Association building club room and bring nose bag lunches plus five cents for drinks.
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Juliette Low
Gardner Park
Civic Association
State Patrol Cracks Down On Route 4 Speeders
Route 4 saw a spike in accidents as the State Highway Patrol cracked down on speeding. Cpl. O J Simmons blamed signs and high speeds for the rise and noted no single hotspot. Several drivers were fined in Trenton and Hamilton courts, with additional weight checks on Route 25 at Sharonville producing five truck arrests.
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State Patrol
Route 4
Cpl. O. J. Simmons
Corporal Simmons
Ross Ewen
Garfield St
Stretcher
Trenton
Lewis Bolser
New Miami
Sharonville
Philip Miller
Dayton
Edward Tellish
Aliquippa
Harry Smith
Cincinnati
John Hutchison
Traffic group backs plan for new bureau at city corner
Middletown Safety Council Traffic Division approved City Manager H. W. Starick’s plan to establish a Traffic Bureau pending funding. It also endorses Sgt. James Combs safety fixes for the Tytus Ave Charles St intersection including reduced speed to 25 mph, parking limits, enhanced pavement, new signs, and school crossing controls.
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Middletown Safety Council
H. W. Starick
Starick
City Commission
Sgt
James Combs
Tytus Ave
Charles St
Combs
Starcik
Tytus
Charles
Elwood St
Germantown Rd
Verity Pkwy
Verity
Showers Expected Across Ohio Weekend Forecast
The five day forecast for Ohio calls for showers tomorrow Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday totaling one half to two thirds of an inch. Tomorrow will be warm with a high near 90 and cooler Sunday and Monday in the low 80s. Middletown rose after a low of 65 and a high of 88 with a 55 low yesterday morning. Outdoor plans may be affected as showers are expected to be scattered. Today's high should reach the upper 80s with a low around 68.
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Ohio
Middletown
Memorial Day Services At Woodside Cemetery
Two participants in Memorial Day ceremonies at Woodside Cemetery were omitted from the previous account. Mrs. O. A. Harter represented the Ladies of the G.A.R. and laid a wreath on the monument. Her escort was her son, Sgt. Ira W. Harter, a World War II veteran.
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Woodside Cemetery
O. A. Harter
G.A.R
Memorial Plaza
Ira W. Harter
Soldier Killed In Korea Back Home Military Funeral Monday
Cpl. Donald F. Hadley 21 Middle town native killed Sept 22 in Korea arrives with Marine escort. Funeral with full military honors at Riggs Funeral Home Monday at 10 a.m. Burial in Woodside Cemetery memorial plot. Survived by parents Ray M. and Helen Hadley sister Billy Marie and several relatives. Active pallbearers named. Visitation hours listed.
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Korea
Cpl
Donald F. Hadley
Middletown
Corporal Hadley
Riggs
Woodside Cemetery
Ray M
Helen Jacoby Hadley
Manchester Ave
Hill 216
Hongjeve
Seoul
Middletown High School
Gardner Beard and Carton Company
Parris Island
N.C
Alaska
Fleet Marine Force
Fifth Marine Regiment
Billy Marie
Sally Snowhill
Crosswalk Violation Fine Could Be $50
Police Chief Joe Blade warned motorists that failing to yield to pedestrians at crosswalks violates city ordinance. The first offense carries a maximum $50 fine, he said, calling the act discourteous and unlawful and urging obedience to the law.
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Joe Blademore
Chicago Public Library Holds World’s Largest Circulation
The Chicago Public Library reports circulating more than 14,000,000 books annually, asserting a world leading volume and broad community access to library resources.
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Chicago Public Library
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