Real Estate Board calls subdivision ordinance illegal
The Middletown Real Estate Board denounces tonight's public hearing on a new subdivision improvements ordinance as illegal. Ren M Kitchen for the Realtors group warns the measure must be rewritten, while the board will attend the 7 30 p m meeting with Kitchen and counsel. Planning Commission members back the ordinance, which would require developers to cover initial costs or post bonds before final plat approval.
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Middletown Real Estate Board
Ren. M. Kitchen
Realtor
Ross M. Snyder
Real Estate Board
Kitchen
City Planning Commission
City Commission
Fred J. Schatzmann
Planning Commission
No Whistle Today Injury Ends Safety Mark At Gardner
Gardner's safety record, one million man-hours without a lost-time accident, ended when David Day, 18, of Middletown Rt. 2, was injured by an elevator at Mill No. 1. He suffered facial wounds, a broken nose and lost teeth, and was hospitalized in good condition.
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Gardner
Carton
Middletown
David Day
Jackson Lane
Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Day
Mill No. 1
Middletown Driver Given Jail Term
Irvin Robinson, 24, of Middletown was fined $100 and sentenced to three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. John Ross, 30, of Trenton was fined $100 plus costs with an old $90 fine added.
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Hamilton
Irvin Robinson
Yankee Rd
Middletown
John Ross
Trenton Rt. 1
Franklin judge outlines brief municipal court session
Judge J T Riley spent a short Franklin Municipal Court session fining Gilbert Long of Middletown 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation after a crash and suspending his license until damages are paid. Arnold Williams of Cincinnati had a 30 dollar bond forfeiture for driving without the assured clear distance. Madge McConnell of Detroit had a speeding bond forfeited.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Franklin Municipal Court
Middletown
Gilbert Long
Long
Arnold Williams
Cincinnati
Williams
State Patrol
Madge McConnell
Detroit
Youth To Face Judge Walsh For 4 In A 11 Year Old Boy
A Middletown area 11 year old boy who admitted breaking into a home and looting four parked cars will appear before Judge Harry Walsh in Juvenile Court. J F Seibold Jr said the youth was picked up Saturday and is held for questioning on a separate theft complaint. He admitted taking a piggy bank with about 20 dollars, a cigarette lighter, a flashlight, a carton of cigarettes, a ladies slip and hose, chicken and meat, all from unlocked vehicles in the area. Most loot recovered. the boy had hidden items at home. He has a suspended sentence from the Boys Industrial School and prior truancy court history.
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Middletown
Harry Walsh
J. F. Seibold Jr
Hamilton
Estil Romans
Oxford State Road
Harding-Jones Paper Co
YMCA
Clinton Street
S. Main Street
Seibold
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Bondsman Gets Six Month Term In Liquor Case
Hamilton Special judge P P Boll overruled a new trial motion and sentenced Al Nantz 65 of 26 N E St to six months in jail for violating state liquor laws A professional bondsman he was fined 1000 dollars and costs Five months of the term were suspended on good behavior and a stay of execution granted as appeal was planned The raid on a grocery run by Nantz led to charges of keeping and selling liquor illegally Roy Johnson and Woodford Briscoe Middletown pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and were sent to indeterminate terms at Mansfield Reformatory Judge Fred B Cramer heard the case Robert Jones Middletown was placed on probation for failure to support his family
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Hamilton
P. P. Boll
al Nantz
N. E St
Nantz
Roy Johnson
Woodford Briscoe
Middletown
Common Pleas
Burgary
Mansfield Reformatory
Fred B. Cramer
Northway Inn
Tytus Avenue
Robert Jones
Police Briefs report thefts and a missing girl case
Police notes list several incidents including a hen stolen valued at 2.50 from a Crawford Street pen and a cherry tree damage over the weekend. A chair theft of two aluminum chairs valued at 15 from a Yankee Road porch is reported. A missing 16 year old daughter of Peretha Aldridge is believed possibly to have gone to Gary Indiana. Irvin Spicer Jr. was arrested on a warrant for failure to provide and released to deputies. A purse containing 6.85 and a company badge was lost on a bus and turned in at the terminal.
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Ivan Yersich
Crawford St
Cecil Runyan
Yankee Rd
Peretha Aldridge
Garfield St
Helen
Gary
Ind
Irvin Spicer Jr
Park St. Franklin
Warren County
Sheriff's Deputies
Minnie Gilbert
Main St
Dayton
Shopping Center Zoning Hearing Draws Protests
City Planning Commission weighs a B-1 neighborhood retail zone for a 200 by 300 foot tract at Central Avenue and Highview Road amid opposition led by Robert Sant. Critics say business use harms residential values and raises traffic risks near schools, churches, and Middletown Hospital. Supporters cite existing traffic and the master plan, with city planners near ready to submit a new zoning ordinance.
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City Planning Commission
Central Avenue
Highview Road
East End
Robert T. Sant
Central
Highview
Middletown Hospital
A. C. Neff
Planning Commission
Legoe & Associates
City Commission
Look Out Little Bug Traps To Be Set For Beetles
The Japanese beetle, a small brown and green pest, is the target of a Middletown driven survey by the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Traps will be placed in mid June for about six weeks, mainly in residential areas, to assess occurrence and inform control measures.
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Middletown
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio
John W. Baringer
Division of
Plant Industry
Baringer
Division of Plant Industry
Agriculture Department
Union Agrees To New Pact At Coolidge
Coolidge Corp. employees reach a two year contract with a plant wide six cent an hour raise retroactive to June 1. Jack Taylor, president, announced the negotiation period lasted three weeks and was handled by union representatives and attorney Elliott Levey. The union has served as bargaining agent since 1950 after an NLRB election victory over the CIO United Auto Workers. Other officers include Joe Stump, Charles Williams, and Anna May Giffen.
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Coolidge
Coolidge Corp
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Elliott Levey
Middletown
NLRB
United Auto Workers (Cio
Joe Stump
Charles Williams
Anna May Giffen
Flint Mourns 116 Lives Lost in 1953 Beecher Tornado
Flint residents held prayers and flew flags at half staff to remember 116 people who died in the June 8 1953 tornado that swept the Beecher district of Flint Michigan.
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Flint
Mich
Beecher
Siegel Addresses AMA Conference
Richard H. Siegel of Gardner Board & Carton Co spoke at the American Management Assn special conference on collective bargaining at the Hotel Astor New York City. He discussed pre contract negotiation preparations alongside Gardner colleagues Stephen Gardner Dean Phillips and R A Welch. Jack Cummings also attends.
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Richard H. Siegel
Gardner Board & Carton Co
American Management Assn
Hotel Astor
New York City
Siegel
Gardner
AMA
Stephen Gardner
Dean Phillips
R. A. Welch
Jack Cummings
Held Up And Beaten At Canal Street And Central Avenue
Two men told police they were robbed and beaten at gunpoint in a 3:47 a.m. incident on Canal Street and Central Avenue. Mickey McGuire and Harold Nichols said one man produced a pistol, forced them to stand with their backs against a wall, then handed the gun to another man who beat them. Investigating officers Patrolmen Theodore Thompson, Coy Hall and Alfred Back could not locate the suspects.
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Canal Street
Central Avenue
Mickey McGuire
Harold Nichols
Theodore Thompson
Coy Hall
Alfred Back
Mishaps Leave $150 In Vehicle Damages In City
Police report three minor auto mishaps causing about $150 in damages. Paul Moore, 30, of West Middletown, collided with Paul H. Kordenat, 58, of Highview Road as Kordenat turned from Arpo Alley onto Central Avenue. Moore's car sustained $40, the Kordenat car $100. A patrol wagon backing into a City Building parking space suffered about $10 in damage to its right rear fender. The noon incident was logged by officers.
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Paul Moore
West Middletown
Howard Watson
17Th Ave
At The Movies and Strand Showings List
Paramount and Strand theaters release a busy schedule with multiple films. Arrow in the Dust The Flame and the Flesh Pinocchio Gypsy Colt Woman They Almost Lynched World in His Arms The Quiet Man Lady from Louisiana displayed across Tuesday and Wednesday showtimes at various times throughout the day.
Marriage patterns among seniors show high male wedlock rates
A survey finds two of three men over 65 are married while most women in the same age group are widowed, highlighting a gendered shift in late life relationships and social ties.
Motorcyclist dies in Route 4 crash near Middletown
Lee Tibbs Jr. 25 of Lebanon Rt. 1 died at Middletown Hospital at 3 45 p m from injuries after losing control of his motorcycle on Route 4 north of Middletown. The accident left Tibbs with a skull fracture and head injuries. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Butler County
Lee Tibbs Jr
Lebanon
Middletown
Robert
Meridian
Miss
Ruby Dearth
Columbus
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral Home
Nothing To Do But Shine Truck Emergency Silence
A Middletown fire station shows no alarms for days. An emergency truck run occurred yesterday morning. No regular runs since Thursday night at 11 o clock, as of 9 a.m. today.
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Middletown
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