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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1964

Page

8

No-Literature Clause Upheld In Armco Case

U S District Judge John W Peckoe ruled Armco Steel Corp may ban campaign literature on company property during the final week before a collective bargaining election. The NLRB had sought an injunction. Armco says the clause is valid and aligns with other no strike protections.

Armco Steel U.S John W. Peckoe Armco Steel Corp Peck National Labor Relations Board U. S Ilinois U.S. Supreme Court Illinois NLRB John C. Getreu

Boy Hit by Truck Amid Busy Street Crash News

A three year old Middletown boy escaped serious injury after running into a truck at 1828 Central Ave. The boy, Richard Carter, was treated for a head bump. The truck was driven by William Hardwick of South Lebanon.

Middletown Central Ave Richard Carter Manchester Ave William Hardwick Claude Ave Lebanon

Man Bound Over On Four Bad Check Charges

Franklin A 3 year old Middletown man Noah Tindle Harmon Apartments Central Avenue bound over to Warren County grand jury on four bad check charges Bond set at 1000 on each charge Other court actions include John Branham 39 fined 10 and costs for reckless operation Mitchell Lakes 18 fined 10 and costs for unnecessary noise William Burns 20 fined 10 for fictitious auto registration

Franklin Middletown Warren County Grand Jury Noah Tindle Harmon Apartments Central Avenue John Branham Pennyroyal Road Mitchell Lakes Ethel Ave William Burns Sutonin St Clarence Lamb

Reversed Names In Franklin Parking Crash Report

An accident on S Main Street involved a stopped car driven by Carolyn J Bray, 17, of 803 Clark Street and a moving vehicle driven by Alice McCann Milford. The incident was noted in yesterday’s Franklin police report with driver details reversed.

Delbert Gibson Pennyroyal Road Franklin Root Thomas Yankee Road Grand Avenue Alameda Clovis Kalbfleisch Princeton Ave Garland Hetn Springboro Central Avenue Broad Street Paul Longworth Gratis Main Street Longworth Jerry Plummer Wilson Drive Marv Phillips Garfield St Michigan and Young S. Main Street Carolyn J. Bray Clark St Alice McCann Milford

Lake Ave fined for improper lights and fictitious plates

Lake Avenue was fined ten dollars plus costs for improper lights and ten dollars plus costs for fictitious license plates.

Lake Ave

Park Bands Begin Summer Rehearsals at Middletown School

Rehearsals span 10 weeks in the school gym with two bands led by Harold Koerber of Middletown Public Schools. The junior band for fifth and sixth graders meets Mondays and Wednesdays, the senior band for seventh to 12th graders meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 15 p.m. Public and parochial students are invited to join.

Harold Koerber Middletown

Go Away Judge Orders Man to Leave City or Face Jail

A 45 year old man identified as James Cooper was ordered by Judge J T Lamb to leave the city permanently or face a day in jail after being convicted of giving false information to a police officer. Police encountered Cooper at the Manchester Motor Inn bar when questioned about a suspicious person and he claimed the name Charlie Jones. Silas Vance 38 was fined 50 dollars for obtaining money under false pretenses and a charge of passing bad checks was reduced. In other actions Jack Adams 44 was fined 30 dollars on two intoxication counts and 50 dollars for defrauding a taxi driver. Alfred Quinn 20 was fined 25 dollars for intoxication and charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest were withdrawn.

James Cooper J. T. Lamb Manchester Motor Inn Cooper Charlie Jones Silas Vance Vanderveer St Vance Jack Adams Woodlawn Ave Alfred Quinn Walnut St Quinn

Sentencing In Fire Delayed In Hamilton Case

Hamilton Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer postponed sentencing Arthur Lee Miles 52 of 1243 Wallace Ave after convicting him of malicious destruction of property for setting fire to a house his estranged wife was staying in The blaze at 426 1 2 S Front St occurred at 3 a m January 19 and Mrs Miles and another woman escaped through a window

Hamilton — Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Arthur Lee Miles Miles Wallace Ave Cramer

Deaths And Funerals Fred J. Bryan 61

Fred J. Bryan 61 of 1617 Gage Drive Middletown died at 1 55 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Monday He was assistant to the western sales manager for Armco division Armco Steel Corp employed by Armco since 1927 native of Parkersburg West Virginia a University of West Virginia graduate served in Army ordnance during World War II and was a member of American Legion Post 218 Surviving are his wife Marion two sisters Mary Smoot of Parkersburg and Bess Hinman of Spartanburg S C Services will be held 2 p m Monday at First Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Parkersburg Arrangements by Wilson Memorial Home In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Middletown Hospital Guild or the Butler County Heart Association.

Fred J. Bryan Gage Drive Middletown Hospital Mr. Bryan Western Sales Armco Armco Steel Corp Middletown Parkersburg W. Va University of West Virginia Bryan Army Ordnance American Legion Marion Mary Smoot Bess Hinman Spartanburg S. C First Presbyterian Church Robert Ward Wilson Memorial Home

Camden Legion seeks probe of Antioch College over conduct

Camden American Legion Post 377 calls for a congressional investigation of Antioch College Yellow Springs urging a thorough inquiry by the House Un American Activities Committee or the Senate Judiciary Committee The move follows a March 4 integration demonstration and the subsequent arrests and ongoing campus tensions reflected in the resolution adopted for the Third District convention at Xenia Delegates represent 56 posts across Greene Montgomery Clark Miami Darke and Preble counties.

Camden Antioch House Un-American Activities Committee Senate Judiciary Committee Legion Greene Montgomery, Clark Miami Champaign Darke Preble Counties

DeBord 73 Dies in Florida. Arrangements Incomplete

Fred DeBord aged 73 of Puna Gorda Florida, brother of Ralph DeBord of 4722 Lefferson Road, died Thursday at Charlotte County Hospital at 1 pm. He is survived by his wife Martha and sisters Anna Mae Doughman of Middletown and Elizabeth Lawson of Tecopia, California. Arrangements are incomplete at Gallimore Funeral Home in Mason.

Fred DeBord Puna Gorda Fla Ralph DeBord Lefferson Road Charlotte County Hospital DeBord Martha Anna Mae Doughman Middletown Elizabeth Lawson Tecopia Calif Gallimore Mason

Obituary Notices for Sanders Pettit and Teal

Eldon W. Sanders age 51 of 1354 Vanderveer Ave. will be laid to rest at 10 a.m. Monday. Pearl Foley Pettit age 66 of 945 S. Ith St. services set for 2 p.m. Monday. Katheryn Reed Teal age 64, Los Angeles, formerly Hamilton, services 10:30 a.m. Monday in Inglewood, California.

Eldon W. Sanders Vanderveer Ave Klaus-Weigel Pearl Foley Pettit S. Ith St Colligan Katheryn Reed Teal Los Angeles Hamilton Inglewood Calif

Slug Passers Face Stiff Penalties Under 1962 Law

Chief of Police James Howerton warns that a federal statute enacted in 1962 imposes up to a year in prison or a $1000 fine for anyone 18 or older who uses slugs or tokens to defraud coin operated devices. The notice, issued with the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce and the National Better Business Bureau, targets automatic vending, metered systems, coinbox telephones and similar coin receptacles.

James Howerton Middletown Area U. S

Fox and dog chase ends without capture in Middletown

Middletown police hunted a black Doberman like dog suspected to be chased by a fox near Smith Farm and Smith Park. The fox leaped away, officers fired and tracked the scene with reinforcements and radio help but found no animal. The dog’s breed and status remained unclear.

Middletown Carl Creach No. 1 Smith Farm Creach Smith Park City

Rain records compare favorably with 1963 totals

The 43 inch rainfall last night brings yearly total to 25.1 inches, 12 inches shy of all of 1963. May totals fell short of 1963, while most months this year exceed last year’s amounts. Weather observer C T Morningstar notes last year’s deficit was covered, reducing concerns of another dry year.

C. T. Morningstar

Vandals Strike Lansdale Home Fence on Hill Avenue

Vandals ripped down 20 feet of fence at the Lansdales home 2302 Hill Ave Thursday night. They also broke beer bottles on the sidewalk. A prior brief misnamed the Parkway Cafe as Parkview Cafe Lafayette and Yankee. the name has been corrected.

Allie Lansdale Hill Ave Parkway Parkview Cafe Lafayette

Scholarship Keeps Elaine In Tradition

Elaine Bobbitt of Middletown earns a four year academic scholarship to Transylvania College in Lexington Kentucky and will enroll as a freshman this fall. She is the daughter of the Rev and Mrs Edwin Bobbitt and a Middletown High School graduate who played on the annual staff and sang in the chorus. Her family has a long Transylvania lineage with multiple relatives alumni. Admission is based on high school record ECSB scores principal recommendation and interview.

Elaine Bobbitt Middletown Transylvania College Lexington, Ky Edwin Bobbitt Logan Ave Middletown High School Bobbitt Transylvania

Children blamed for small blaze at rear of 825th Avenue

Children playing with matches were blamed for a mattress and chair fire at the rear of 825th Ave yesterday afternoon. Firemen said the blaze caused no damage. An 8:26 p.m. gasoline leak fire damaged an auto owned by Ozzie Flowers of Dayton on Carmody Boulevard with $150 in damage. Neighbors called fire crews at 9:30 p.m. when electric wires rubbed together in a tree behind 703 15th Ave. no damage resulted.

825Th Ave Ozzie Flowers Dayton Carmody Boulevard 15Th Ave

Coal and Steel Production Link Highlighted

A statement notes the industrial link showing how a ton of coal feeds the production of a ton of steel. It underscores the energy and material inputs shaping steelmaking and industrial output.

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Armco-Aeif Armco Employes Independent Federation United Steelworkers Union Afl-Cio AEIF Journal Harry’s Judge Charlie Fred Janet) Stock Seth Dolly) Howard American Legion Post 218 Dolly Alaska Janet Hawaii Fred Bryan Middletown Hospital Guild Butler County Heart Association Camden Legion Antioch College Yellow Springs Pak New Park ST Verity Pkay Park ST Ptl Louis Pierce Pierce Leonard Wilson Wilson Citizens Band J. B. Carroll Hamilton - Trenton Road Carroll Elaine Dodds Monuments Menity Phuy Woodside Cemetery Robert Konthier Mgr Moarine Stoel & Holding So of Eagles
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