Fisherama for Kids and Parents Planned
A Fisherama for parents and children will be held at Smith Pond next Sunday from 1 to 5 PM. The event is sponsored by the Middletown Jaycees and the Park Board with tickets 25 cents per person and concession refunds for children ages 5 to 15. Contest features include casting events for all ages and prizes for largest fish. Participants should bring their own fishing gear.
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The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Park Board
Sun Gay
Smith Pond
Roger Thompson
Jaycee’s “Fisherama
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Tompson
Buckeye Boys State Candidates Picked at Camp Perry
Cleveland and Cincinnati youths vie for governor at the 20th Buckeye Boys State after party conventions. Federalist Kenneth A. Boudreau, 16, and Nationalist Charles A. Ferguson, 17, lead their tickets. other state posts include Geckler, Price, and Block. Jerry Lucas’s withdrawal cleared Ferguson’s nomination on the second ballot.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kenneth A. Boudreau
Charles A. Ferguson
Cathedral Latin
Cincinnati Withrow
Federalists
Steven D. Geckler
Middletown
John L. Price
Youngstown
Dennis B. Block
Jerry Lucas
Ferguson
Soldier in Japan Killing Sparks Court-Martial Debate
The case of a U S Army soldier in custody in Japan over a fatal shooting stirs U S debate. Senators Douglas Dirksen and Hruska weigh court-martial versus Japanese courts under international pacts. Girard and his wife will appear on a TV program with attorney Earl Carroll.
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Illinois
Douglas
Dirksen
White House
Louis Girard
Shirley
New York
Earl Carroll
Girard
Japan
Sen. Hruska
R-Neb
Hruska
Americales
Printer ink allergy ends student’sEastern State College setback
CORBIN Ky. freshman Robert Inman left Eastern State College after his allergy to printers ink caused eye watering nose running and headaches. A local physician diagnosed the condition, but after four months of treatment he appears to be no longer allergic and plans to attend summer school.
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Corbin, Ky
Robert Inman
Eastern State College
Inman
Eastern
Damage Totals From Backing Auto Crash on Pearl Street
An estimated $600 damage resulted when a southbound car struck a parked vehicle in the 2000 block of Pearl Street yesterday at 3 11 p.m. No injuries were reported. The accident involved Joan Kemplin and Ver non Kemplin, both of 2017 Pearl St. Also noted were other city crashes with $350 $200 and $50 damages occurring earlier in the day.
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Pearl Street
Joan Kemplin
Pearl St
Vernon Kemplin
Judy Shepherd
14Th Ave
Richard Doebler
Ross St
Central Avenue
Magnolia Drive
Frank Pressler
N. Grimes St
Rt. 73
Pressler
James Brewer
Winona Dr
Donovan Brown
Miamisburg
N. Clinton Street
Columbia Avenue
Women urged grass roots for Ohio governor pick
Democratic women at the spring meeting of the Federated Democratic Women of Ohio advised looking to grass roots for a governor candidate. Mayors Celebrezze Kryzan and Dobbs pressed for broader party effort and remedial steps to avoid oblivion, while Neuberger warned Congress budget cuts strain domestic programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Orban Pk
Catherine R. Dobbs
Barberton
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Anthony Celebrezze
Cleveland
Frank X. Kryzan
Youngstown
R. Edward Tiepe
Norwood
Samuel McCormick
Steubenville
Raymond FE. Manchester
Kent
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Celebrezze
Kryzan
John
Joe
Mary
Dobbs
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Congress
Former London resident fatally shoots self while hunting
Clifford Newton Nickell 70 a longtime Crawford Street Cities Service station operator died Friday in London Ohio from an accidental self inflicted gun discharge while hunting groundhogs. He lived with his daughter for 10 years and is survived by daughter Mrs Mary Catherine Cecil two grandchildren a sister Mrs Leslie K Latham and brother Clay Wade. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Lukens Funeral Home London with burial in Kirkwood Cemetery.
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Clifford Newton Nickell
London
Mr. Nickell
Nickell
Cities
Crawford St
1St Ave
Mary Catherine Cecil
Leslie K. Latham
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clay Wade
Tollsboro
Lukens Funeral Home
Kirkwood Cemetery
Firemen Handle 2 Emergencies One Fire Call
Middletown firemen responded to two medical runs and one fire alarm. At 8 28 p m they aided Ilaae Harbin 23 of 2023 South Ave who fainted and were taken to Middletown Hospital. Earlier at 7 34 p m they aided Mae Mackabee 38 of 1112 Garfield St with a nervous condition, taken to hospital. At 2 05 p m a fire at 517 Tytus Ave caused by a short circuit in an ironing cord damaged contents by five dollars. building had no damage.
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Middletown
South Ave
Ilaae Harbin
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
Garfield St
Mae Mackabee
At The Movies Paramount And Strand Showings
Paramount presents Face in the Crowd Sierra Stranger The Burglar Garment Jungle at several 2:30 6 and 9:35 slots. Strand shows The Tall T Nightmare Green Dolphin Street Beyond a Reasonable Doubt and Attack of Crab Monster Not of This Earth with varied matinée and evening times.
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Sierra Stranger
Garment Jungle
Green Dolphin Street
Funeral services for Ester Maddox Mason
Funeral services for Mrs. Ester Maddox 51 of Mason will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Gallimore Funeral Home. She died Friday night in Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Survivors include her husband Roy. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Mason
Ester Maddox
Gallimore Funeral Home
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Roy
Rose Hill Cemetery
Honor Grad Named Director of Alumni Affairs at Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University President Ralph W. McDonald announced Kenneth E. Krouse as director of alumni affairs and executive officer of the university foundation. An honor graduate in 1950, Krouse is currently an assistant to Governor C. William O’Neill. He begins July 1 and has spent six years on O’Neill’s staff, advancing from legal and administrative assistant to assistant attorney general and then gubernatorial aide.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Ralph W. McDonald
Bowling Green State University
Kenneth E. Krouse
Krouse
C. Williama O'Neill
O'Neill
Grace Period About Over
Lebanon Ky. A judge scolds a defendant for lacking a driver's license. The man explains he has not had time since Army discharge in 1946. The judge imposes ten dollars and costs.
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Lebanon
Former Middletonian faces federal charges in Dayton case
Cynthia Corradetti a 23 year old previously married seven times was arrested in Middletown and jailed in Dayton on federal charges of violating the Federal Dependents' Allotment Act and unlawful flight. FBI cites four government checks as the issue and notes a prior 90 day prison term for bigamy.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cynthia
Cindy) Corradell
Middletown
U.S
Carl Pelfrey
FBI
Cincinnati
Corradetti
Cynthia Sevedra Delores Corradetti
Indianapolis
Ind
Fultz
Wilmington
Woman’s long marriage history ties to Dayton case
Dayton police learn from Mrs Corradetti that she has married multiple men across states starting at age 13, including Stabile Edwards Michelli Corradetti Moreci Fultz Morris. She says Morris questioned her status after meeting Fultz in January and urged authorities to hear her story. She claimed to have used the name Viles while detained.
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Dayton
Raymond Morris
Howard Lucien Edwards
Fort Smith, Ark
Joseph Peter Michelli
Oaklaan, Ill
Benny Joseph Corradetti
Folkston, Va
Vincent
Peter Moreci
Houston
Tex
Fultz
Elizabeth City
Morris
Corradetti
Middletown
Viles
Methodist Ministers Change in Ohio Conference
Ministerial appointments in the Ohio Conference were announced at Lakeside by Bishop Hazen G. Werner. Changes include Middle town Calvary William Wright from New Hampshire. Germantown Gordon Brody from New Boston. Waynesville William C. Miller from Gordon Verona. Eaton Alvin Ritts from Germantown.
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Ohio
the Methodist Church
Lakeside
Hazen G. Werner
Middletown
Calvary
William Wright
New Hampshire
Germantown
Gordon Brody
New Boston
Waynesville
William C. Miller
Gordon Verona
Eaton
Alvin Ritts
Sun Powered Helmet Radios by Army Solar Cells
The Army reports progress at Ft Monmouth New Jersey showing helmet radios powered by solar cells. Tiny solar clusters on the helmet crown charge four nickel cadmium storage batteries and provide power for sending and receiving. Night or cloudy days pose no problem and the Army eyes wider use for walkie talkies and light field radios.
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Washington
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Signal Corps Laboratories
Elmet
Police Briefs Report Theft And Vehicle Incident
J. K. Meneely of 2805 Grand Ave. said a downtown store robbery occurred after he set his wife's purse down and found it missing with $50 cash and papers. State patrolmen arrested Robert Jones, 38, 107 Burton Rd., on a careless driving charge near Ohio 4, South of Middletown. Harold Smith of 830 16th Ave. reported two hubcaps stolen from his car Friday night.
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J. K. Meneely
Grand Ave
Meneely
Robert Jones
Burton Rd
Ohio
Middletown
Harold Smith
16Th Ave
Anything For Friend. Taccannelli Given 30 Days in Workhouse
Municipal Judge Thomas J. Parknogle sentences Margaret Taccannelli, 70, to 30 days in Warrensville Workhouse after a court appearance on intoxication charges. She quips about not seeing the judge for 40 days, referencing her 12th such appearance since 1955. The judge adds $25 plus costs.
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Cleveland
Thomas J. Parkno G
Margaret Taccannelli
Warrensville
Mrs. Taccannelli
Parrino
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