Three Hurt In City Auto Accidents Reported
Readable police summary details two separate incidents and a third single car crash. Calvin Perkins and Elmer Johnson injured when Perkins car hit a tree on Curtis Street. Perkins cited for insufficient brakes. Dick Suman injured after falling from a milk truck that struck a tree on Dix Road. truck damaged. Additional accidents involve Sue Leach and two other drivers with various citations and damages listed.
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Curtis Street
Calvin Perkins
Girard St
Elmer Johnson
Ottawa St
Perkins
Curtis
Dick Suman
Miamisburg
Dix Road
Dix
Sue Leach
Fifth Ave
Woodlawn Avenue
New York Central
Miss Leach
George H. Pierson
Eck Road
Tommy D. Cobaugh
Superior Ave
Verity Parkway
Vail Avenue
Cobaugh
Phillip P. Simmons
Garfield St
David D. Allen
Crawford St
Garfield Street
Michigan Avenue
Allen
Drivers Cited After Franklin Auto Accidents
Two people were cited for failure to yield the right of way and two for reckless operation in Franklin accidents yesterday and today. Names include James Isaacs 18 and Jack Draut 19, with damages over 300 dollars to Herb and Lamb vehicles, plus other minor incidents and a $60 damage backing into a parked car.
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Franklin
James Isaacs
N. Main Bt
Phillip Herb
Skokian Dr
Herb
Russell Lamb
N. Main St
Herb’s
Lamb
Jack E. Draut
Bellomonte St
Middletown
Paul C. Curry
Baltimore St
Marvin C. Wilson
West Carrolton
Ruth Smoot
Main Street
Coy Bullen
7Th St
Linda Brewer
2Nd St
Chautauqua
Robert Huffman
Martha Drive
Police Briefs Report Kendall Venters and Robert Wood Arrested
Kendall Venters and Robert Wood were arrested yesterday by police on disorderly conduct charges at the Country Kitchen. An undetermined amount of cash was taken from a soda machine at a laundromat on Yankee Road and Smith Avenue.
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Kendall Venters
Manchester Ave
Robert Wood
Moore St
Yankee Road
Smith Avenue
Hospital Armco Get Top Awards For Safety
The Middletown Works of Armco Steel Corp and Middletown Hospital shared top honors at the safety awards banquet at LeSourdsville Lake Oscars. Armco posted only six last-time accidents in the year and received records for hours worked without a lost time injury, while Middletown Hospital logged ten accidents with improvements over the prior year. Multiple other local firms earned plaques and Ohio Industrial Commission duplicates.
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Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
LeSourdsville Lake
Oscars
Armco
Curry Ford, Inc
Hauserman ‘Transportation Co
Charles L. Harrison
Harrison
Ohio Youth Commission
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Howard Schueller
Robert Moore
The
Safety Council
Thomas Gallagher
Division of Safety & Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
William van Guelpen
Ambulance Service Abandoned by McCoy Leffler Funeral
McCoy Leffler Funeral Home withdraws ambulance offer after a misunderstanding with Tri County Ambulance Service. Attorney Ben M. Kitchen states no ambulance service at this time. The three year contract with Jack Heller of Tri County remains unsettled amid litigation with Franklin directors.
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McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Ben M. Kitchen
Funeral Home
Tri
Homer Leffler
McCoy’s
Leffler
Franklin
Jack Heller
Tri-County
Heller
Franklin Funeral
Burglar Steals $33 From Dr. Storer Office
City detectives report a burglary at Dr. William E. Storer's office at 1329 First Ave. A thief pried open the east side door and an inner kitchen door to take $33 from a cash drawer and two auto titles. Break-in occurred between 6 p.m. yesterday and 8 a.m. today.
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William E. Storer
First Ave
Sixteen area youths depart for Buckeye Boys' State session
Sixteen high school juniors from Middletown Lemon Monroe and Trenton depart by chartered bus for Athens to attend the Buckeye Boys State on the Ohio University campus. Delegates from three schools include Joseph Baker III, Bruce Domineck, Charles Gorman, John Laurens, Dan Litsch, Robert Krebs, Dennis Vitori among others. Governor Rhodes and basketball star Jerry Lucas are listed as speakers during the weeklong American Legion program.
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Athens
Buckeye
State
Ohio University
American Legion
James A. Rhodes
Middletown High School
Joseph R. Baker III
Joseph R. Baker Jr
Arlington Ave
Legion Post
Walter A. Crenshaw
W. A. Crenshaw
Elmo Place
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Rodney J. Cornella
Robert Cornella
Creekview Drive
Wrenn Paper Co
David R. Sixt
Douglas Spears
Hood Drive
Frisch's
Charles D. Gorman
Charles F. Gorman
Canova Drive
Monroe
John P. Laurens
H. P. Laurens
Middletown
Fenwick High School
Robert N. Krebs
Robert S. Krebs
Ardmore Drive
Knights of Columbus
Dennis P. Vitori
Nick Vitori
Plymouth Ave
Rotary Club
Chuck Bales
Elizabeth Bales
Shartie St
Madison High School
Curtis L. Salyers
Jerry Salyers
Mossman Road
One Hundred Children Chosen for Fresh Air Camp Opening
The 41st annual six week Fresh Air Camp opens Monday for 100 Middleton area children aged 5 to 12. Selected from 168 applicants, the group will attend without charge through July 25 with a protein rich menu and activities under director Miss Ethel Reno and eight counselors. The Civic Association funds the over $16,000 annual operation.
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Middletown
Civic Association
Ben. Sawyer
Helen Davis
Laura Crist
Viola Davidson
Ethel Reno
Edison Elementary School
Jaycees Plan Big Fourth Fireworks in Middletown
Middletown Jaycees announce their annual Fourth of July program at Barnitz Stadium on S Main Street. Chairman Ed Mynhier says the Old Fashioned Fourth will feature louder noise brighter colors and expanded live entertainment.
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Middletown Jaycees
Barnitz Stadium
S. Main Street
Ed Mynhier
Mynhier
Burglars Hit Butler County Distributing Co Safe
Thieves pried into the Butler County Distributing Co. warehouse north of New Miami using sledge hammers and hatchets to steal $8 299 in cash and checks plus nine truck titles. The 1 300 pound safe was moved about 100 feet before being opened. $6 700 in company funds and $1 500 for the general manager were taken. Detectives said three men likely carried out the job, discovered at 7:40 am after a 5:40 pm closing.
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Hamilton
Butler County Distributing Co
Hamilton-Eaton Road
New Miami
John H. Witzleb
Rice
Monroe
Elk’s Club
Rt. 4
Judge to study NLRB request on Armco case
U S District Judge John W Peck in Cincinnati studied charges of unfair labor practices against Armco Steel Corp. The NLRB, representing United Steelworkers AFL-CIO, seeks an injunction over a contract clause prohibiting union literature in Armco plants. Election for bargaining agent looms next Thursday and Friday.
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Armco Steel Corp
Cincinnati
U. S
John W. Peck
Peck
National Labor Relations Board
United Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
Armeco-Armco
AEIF
NLRB
James Fitzpatrick
Labor Board
Powell
Armco-Aeif
Fitzpatrick
Washingto
Evening organizational meetings list across Middletown area
A slate of meetings across local groups includes Toastmasters at Eastern Lanes at 7 30 p m and multiple fraternal and civic bodies such as Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 Franklin FOF Auxiliary Communication Workers of America North Madison Township Volunteer Firefighters Association Middletown Democratic Club AEIF BPOE Moose Lodge Lodge 956 Moose Hall and Alcoholics Anonymous all scheduled around 7 30 p m with some noon events for Optimist Club and Life Underwriters in Manchester and surrounding areas.
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Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Alpha Council 326 Jr
Ouam
N. Broad
Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
North Madison Township
FBI Agents Nab Probation Violator Russell Fyster
Former Columbus man Russell Wesley Fyster, 50, was arrested by FBI agents on a Washington DC parole board warrant for failing to maintain contact with a federal probation officer. Special Agent in Charge FE. D. Mason confirmed the capture on Reynolds Avenue near Clinton Street after a 1962 FHA loan fraud case in Columbus.
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Columbus
FBI
Federal Parole Board
Washington, D.C
D. Mason
Cincinnati
Russell Wesley Fyster
Reynolds Avenue
Clinton Street
Lebanon Boy Injured in Bicycle Auto Crash
Dale Simendinger seven year old son of Dr. and Mrs R E Simendger of McBurney Hills sustained two broken legs a broken pelvis a fractured frontal skull bruises and lacerations when his bicycle was hit by an auto driven by Dr James Davenport near his home. He was reported in fair condition at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after the 7 30 p m accident Davenport was pulling a boat at the time.
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Lebanon
Dale Simendinger
R. E. Simendger
McBurney Hills
James Davienport
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Oswald
Davenport
Marion man killed in U S 23 crash near Marion
James Joseph Crabtree aged 25 of Rt 5 Marion died when his car left U S 23 and crashed five miles south of Marion early today.
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Marion, Ohio
James Joseph Crabtree
Rt. 5
Marion
U. S. 23
Here
Cambodian monarch Sihanouk undergoes minor surgery
Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's head of state, had a minor operation in Grasse France on Wednesday and may need a second similar procedure in about three weeks as advised by his physician.
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Grasse
France
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
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