Quarantine Tightens as Dogs Face Travel Ban
Health Commissioner Dr. Neer announced stricter dog quarantines to curb rabies spread. City crews report rising dog complaints, a busy dog warden and staff, with 40 calls awaiting attention. Cats should be kept confined. two dogs sent to Columbus for rabies check, no clear signs yet.
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Dr. Neer
Ogs
Health Department
Hamilton
Mayfield
Oneida
Rolling Mill Park
Ambitious Street Repair Start Makes Progress in Town
Ambitious street sealing begins with six streets completed and Brown Street starting this week as crews push the project. W H Shawhan reports favorable weather enabling a goal of 50 streets, with quarters divided and southwest first. Estimated this year’s cost is 46911, part of a three year plan to preserve streets until full resurfacing.
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W. H Shawhan
Public Utilities
Brown St
Sycamore
McCurry
Heffner
Hudson
Walnut
Cherry Sts
Shawkar
At The Movies Paramount and Strand listings
Paramount shows Denver and Rio Grande at 1 20 3 20 5 30 7 35 and 9 40 p m Monday and Tuesday. Strand presents Jungle Head Hunters at 1 15 3 35 5 55 8 15 and 10 25 p m plus Jungle of Change at 2 25 4 45 7 05 and 9 25 p m. On Tuesday Lost Planet Airmen plays 1 15 3 55 6 90 and 9 10 p m and When Worlds Collide at 2 30 5 05 7 45 and 10 15 p m.
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Denver and
Rio Grande
Jungle Head Hunters
Jungle of Change
Lost Planet Airmen
Nine Treated For Injuries At Hospital
Nine persons were treated in Middletown Hospital emergency room for minor injuries yesterday and today and released. Names include Mike Hannah 20 months Rebecca Griffith Judith Tilkenton Carl Haller Mary Collier Ellen Beaton and Elsie Stamper plus their addresses and injuries such as burns cuts and a dislocated hip.
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Middletown Hospital
Mike Hannah
William Hannah
Eleventh Ave
Joanne Ashcraft
Sixteenth Ave
Lyman Ashcraft
Judith Tilkenton
Ray C. Tilkenton
Whittier Sr
Ellen Beaton
Seneca St
Elsie Stamper
Yankee Rd
Social notes from Lebanon and area events
Mrs. George Lichty and Mrs. Russell Horn hosted bridge at the Horn home on West Park Ave with a long list of guests including Mrs. Watson Quillen and many others. Joe Hutt, flying from Miami, is visiting relatives in town for the weekend. Open house planned for June 8 in honor of James Hough’s University of Dayton graduation. Relatives and friends from Ridgeville Los Angeles Waynesville Brookville and Lebanon attend. Fielding illness and hospital visits noted for A C Murrell and Myrtle Sheets.
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Lebanon
George Lichty
Russell Horn
Bridge
Horn
West Park Ave
Watson Quillen
Wikney
Vail Ae Lam Davidson
Iman
Harold Serie
W. C. Testerman
James Rodgers
Walter Luti
Mery B. Gray
Harold Rosencrans
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Richard Wood
William
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Joe Hutt
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Dale
Ridgeville
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James
University of Dayton
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Jimmy
Bob Peach
Wolfae Ky
Wedares
Harold Hess
South Bend
Indiana
Myrtle Sheets
David Metzger
Wapakoneta
Charles Corwin
Leslie Shultz
Valley Hospital
Dayton
A. C. Murrell
Miami Valley
Hospital Campaign XII Sets First Report Meeting Tomorrow
The Hospital Campaign XII advances with a pivotal first report meeting tomorrow at 6 15 p m in the Manchester Hotel ballroom. Volunteers aim to reach a $2 000 000 goal as a school drive in Middletown raises $7 411 with teachers and staff contributing a memorial pledge.
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Middletown Hospital
Manchester
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
Middletown backs home rule in briefs to Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court will decide if cities may govern urban redevelopment locally or if the state may control it. Fred J. Schatzmann says Henry Bristol filed a case for Cincinnati while 12 other cities plan briefs supporting home rule. Amicus curiae include Hamilton Cleveland East Cleveland Youngstown Portsmouth Toledo Dayton Steubenville Springfield Norwood and Lakewood.
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Fred J. Schatzmann
Henry Bristol
Cincinnati
Schatzmann
Bristol
Amicus Curiae
Friends of the Court
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Cleveland
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Youngstown
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Springfield
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Lakewood
X Ray Unit to Visit Lebanon and Franklin for Food Handler X‑Rays
Warren County Tuberculosis and Health Association plans a mobile x ray unit visit to Franklin on Tuesday from 8 a.m. to noon at the police parking area and to Lebanon from 1 to 4 p.m. in front of the Town Hall. This will be the year’s only unit visit in Warren County for x raying food handlers. All food handlers with x ray cards expiring in 1952 must renew at this event.
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Lebanon
Warren County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Franklin
Co. L. Estridge
County Sanitarian
Warren County
Two Lebanon Girls Hurt In Accident
Two teenage Lebanon girls were injured on Route 123 near Franklin when their car left the road and rolled over after 2 p.m. Sunday. Sheila Fred, 16, suffered a fractured left leg and internal injuries. she was pinned between the car and a dirt bank and had to be dug out by ambulance attendants. Diane Dechant, 19, the driver, sustained cuts to the right eyebrow and was released after observation. The patrol also noted traffic fines issued by several local officials for yellow line violations and other infractions.
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Corwin S. Fred
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Robert Dechant
East Orchard St
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Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
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Trenton
Carl Holbrook
Middletown
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Xenia
Thomas Linn
Monroe
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Ernest Martin
Clarence Scott
Detroit
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West Chester
Leon Chaney
Joseph Ennis
Elmwood Place
Jan Phillips
Young Sr
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Ova Raines
Centerville
Ind
Millville
Otto Grafner
Squire Welton Heiser
Walter Reeves
West Salem
Offit Morris
South Lebanon
Julius Fred
George Horn
L.d.right
Miles Terry
Robert Angel
Game Officials At Club Session In Middletown
Four game conservation officials will attend the Middletown News Club meeting Tuesday evening led by Dan Atzenhoefer of Game Management. Attending are Dale Whitsell, John Walker, and LaVerne Bare who will speak briefly. A question and answer period on Ohio fish and game follows. Ohio Conservation films will be shown and refreshments served.
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Adrian Smallwood
Dan Atzenhoefer
Opervieve
Dale Whitsell
Ohn Walker
LaVerne Bare
Ohio
Ohio Conservation
Heat Peak Topped 101 At Armco Gate In 1952
Thunderstorms and showers end a spell of hot weather with a record 101 at Armco Steel East Side gate. Volunteer observer notes 90 at 2:30 p.m. and 79 all day on Sunday. Cooler north winds bring cloudy skies and possible showers across the state tonight and Tuesday.
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Armco Steel
C. T. Morningstar
U.S. Weather Bureau
Morningstar
Armco
Police Bullet Halts Lebanon Man Flight
William H. Wilson, 32, of Lebanon, was shot by a Covington police officer as he fled from a patrol car near police headquarters. He had been picked up for reckless driving, lacked a driver's license, and admitted parole status and stealing the car from 1432 Race Street, Cincinnati. He was treated and taken to Cincinnati General Hospital after waiving rights.
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Lebanon
Covington
Wilson
Lyle Schwartz
Cincinnati General Hospital
Cincinnati
Booth Memorial Hospital
Ohio State Penitentiary
Race St
New Phone Book Distribution Set
The new telephone directory will be distributed starting June 24 under Ohio Bell. Hugh Harvey, Middletown manager, said every install will receive a directory and distribution should finish by June 27. Undelivered copies will be mailed to non residents.
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Hugh Harvey
Middletown
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Harvey
Dulles County Week Sales Tax Totals Rise
Sales of taxable merchandise in Dulles County for the week ending May 24 totaled 1 766 833 as shown by state treasury receipts. Butler County prepaid tax receipts reached 56 305 80 for the week. War receipts in Preble and Warren counties were 4 955 57 and 8 558 73 respectively. overall up about 8 000 from the previous year.
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Dulles County
Butler County
Preble
Arren
Fireman Dead In Blaze At Zephyr Room Restaurant
A Cleveland fireman died and two others were injured when flames engulfed the Zephyr Room Restaurant in Shaker Heights on Sunday. Herbert K. Le land Jr., 44, was dead on arrival at St. Luke's Hospital after being found under a table. Gus C. Yarmusch and Ward Le Blanc suffered burns.
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Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Herbert K. Leland Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Gus C. Yarmusch
Blaze damages auto at 112 Webster Street
A car owned and driven by Steve Fuller of 112 Webster Street sustained a small fire early Sunday. Fire Company 1 responded to 1308 Trinity Place at 12:41 a.m. to extinguish the blaze. An estimated $25 damage hole burned in the front seat. The last sentence about continents is unrelated.
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Steve Fuller
Webster St
Girl, 10, Runs Into Car After Evening Accident
A 10 year old girl Patricia Gilbert of Franklin was treated for abrasions after running into the fender of a car driven by Bus Edwards at 6 49 p m in an alley between Eighth and Ninth Aves Middletown Hospital treated her. A separate collision at 6 19 a m in front of 503 South Main St damaged a station wagon but left the driver unharmed. Leonard Capucillo fell asleep driving north on South Main St striking a tree. Elmer Lauer failed to stop at South Ave and Wicorf St causing a collision with G F Carlton. two cars sustained 150 and 450 dollars in damages.
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Patricia Gilbert
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Edwards
Grove St
South Main St. Leonard N. Capucillo
First Ave
Elmer Lauer
Veteran’s Village
Hamilton
South Ave
Wicorf St
Lauer
G. F. Carlton
Bellomonte St
Carlton
Safety Council Board To Meet
The Board of Control of the Middletown Safety Council will convene at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Civic Association library. Nominating and budget committees will be formed, and reports from divisions will be reviewed. Ballots for the Board of Control election will be mailed in July for August voting.
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Board of Control
Middletown Safety Council
Civic Association Library
Harry Hadley
Council
Hadley
New Miami Man Killed By Train
A 57 year old New Miami man, Sheldon Hoston, was killed at the Jo Ave crossing by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at 3 20 a m. Coroner Dr Gar ret J Bonne said he was ill and not ruling out self harm. no verdict returned yet.
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New Miami
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheldon Hoston
Jo Ave
Butler County
Garrett J. Bonne
Heston
Nine Brownies Advance in Monroe Girl Scout Flight
Members of twe Monroe Girl Scout units and Le Sourdsville Brownie Troop attended a basket dinner at Seven Dolors Church recreation hall in Monroe. Nine girls completed the fly up ceremony to intermediate Scout rank, with Shannah De Hart Lexie Williams Jeannie Hieshue Mary Ann Lubberger Barbara White Phyllis Stewart Mary Rolland Mary Hinsch and Carol Sue McKinley promoted.
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Monroe
Shannah de Hart
Lexie Williams
Jeannie Hieshue
Mary Ann Lubberger
Barbara White
Phyllis Stewart
Mary Rolland
Mary Hinsch
Carol Sue McKinley
St George and the Per seus myth origins
A concise note exploring St George as a possible development or interpretation within ancient Per seus myth, highlighting scholarly doubt and the myth’s evolving reception among historians.
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St. George
Perseus
Car damages curb on Monroe Street intersection
A resident reported a four damaged car with an estimated 90 and a sewer cover protruding about two inches after Robert G. Osborne 35 of 1104 Sorg Place pulled to the curb at the southwest corner of Monroe Street and Miami Avenue yesterday at 4 40 p m Osborne said his right front fender struck the sewer cover during the maneuver.
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Monroe St
Miami Ave
Robert G. Osborne
Sorg Pl
Whitlock Reelected By Miami Trustees
John B. Whitlock of 3221 McGee Ave was reelected vice president of the Miami University trustees. C. Vivian Anderson, Cincinnati life underwriter, was reelected president as graduation ceremonies took place in Oxford.
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McGee Ave
Miami University
C. Vivian Anderson
Cincinnati Life
Oxford
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