Stormy weather rattled nearby. Middletown largely spared
A sudden thunderstorm dropped 1.05 inches of rain in Middletown with flooding on streets and the Shafer Street underpass. Damage included a roof portion blown from a hanger near Hamilton Airport causing about 15,000 dollars in losses. eight to 10 planes affected. Lebanon saw light rain with no wind. Franklin had minor debris. Utilities faced limited outages and repair efforts expected by evening.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Hamilton
East End
Shafer Street
Franklin
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Three Emergencies At Middletown Hospital In One Day
Larry Callahan seventeen suffered head cuts and arm abrasions after striking his head on a rock while swimming at Twin Creek. Beverly Reed eleven was treated for first degree burns on legs and left arm from spilled hot gravy. One year old Kevin Spencer was treated after ingesting furniture polish. All were released after care.
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Middletown Hospital
Larry Callahan
Baltimore St
Twin Creek
Beverly Reed
Christine Reed
Bryant St
Kevin Spencer
Donald Spencer
Fleming Rd
Middletown High Band Members Entertain Golden Age Club
Five Middletown High School students Richard Roof Lawrence Brewer Curtis Dunbar Joe Garnett and Leonard Lawson from the school band entertained the Golden Age Club with a program of music yesterday afternoon along with readings and singing Mrs Kate Smith accompanied on piano Final plans were made for the club picnic next Wednesday at Armco Park with transportation from the Civic Association at 130 pm all persons over 60 invited per club president Harry Gordon
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Middletown High School
Richard Roof
Lawrence Brewer
Curtis Dunbar
Joe Garnett
Leonard Lawson
Kate Smith
Armco Park
Civic Association
Harry Gordon
At The Movies Showings This Week In Town
Paramount offers Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Atomic Man with multiple late shows Thursday and Friday. Strand presents Man Who Never Was and Inside Detroit, Colonial screens Cat Man of Paris and Valley of the Zombies with varied times.
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Paramount
Detroit
Paris
John Service Firing Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the 1951 summary firing of veteran State Department officer John Stewart Service, striking a finding of doubts about his loyalty. The ruling affirmed Judge Curran’s 1955 determination that Service was validly discharged under a rider giving the secretary discretion to terminate any officer deemed necessary in the department’s interests.
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Washington
U. S Court of Appeals
John Stewart
State Department
U. S. Dist
Edward M. Curran
Curran
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Department
United States
Walter M. Bastian
Court
Civil Service Commission
Loyalty Review Board
Porter Winks Thwarts Queens Bank Holdup
In New York a bank teller Rose Wing aided by a porter’s discreet wink stopped a Queens branch holdup by two armed men. They fled after grabbing porter Arthur Hampton and threatening head teller Peter Rufolo for vault data. the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank branch remains in a busy Queens district.
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New York
Queens
Rose Wing
Arthur Hampton
Peter Rufolo
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
Fire blamed on cigarette in home on Barnitz Street
A cigarette caused a fire at Albert Brown's one story home at 1306 Barnitz Street last night. Firemen reported $150 total damage with $100 to the wall and $50 to contents. Companies 2 and 4 answered at 10:41 p.m. A separate attic fire caused by a faulty electrical fixture at E Reed's 200 Monroe Street yesterday. alarms dispatched at 11:52 a.m. Minor damage noted. Later a false alarm at Keuthan Foundry 1700 Grand Avenue during an electric storm drew Companies 1 and 3 and ladder unit at 7:15 p.m.
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Albert Brown
Barnitz St
E. Reed
Monroe St
Keuthan
Grand Ave
Cara
Lyle Snyder
Dayton
Charlies Mendenhall
Linden Ave
1St Avenue
Canal Street
Robert Alcorn
Miamisburg
Mitchell Crowder
Garfield
Yankee Road
Baltimore Street
Diploma Awarded Posthumously for David Storck
A Mi ami University graduation diploma and commission to the armed forces were awarded posthumously to David A Storck, son of Carl and Mrs Storck of 1619 Dix Road. Storck was killed in an auto accident on Route 4 near Milliken Road on June 7, four days before commencement services Monday.
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Miami University
David A. Storck
Carl Storck
Dix Road
Storck
Rt. 4
Milliken Rd
Buckeye Boys State delegates appoint judges at Camp Perry
Robert Reed of Middle town, a Buckeye Boys State delegate, becomes an appeals court judge at Camp Perry. He is joined by Robert Dix of Kent and Paul Gillmor of Old Fort in social duties announced today.
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Robert Reed
Middletown
Buckeye Boys’ State
Camp Perry
Robert Dix
Kent
Paul Gillmor
Old Fort
Sign Up Begins For Kiddies Day Picnic
Salvation Army announces Kiddies Day registration opens tomorrow at 106 N Clinton St Citadel and outposts in Miltonville and Rolling Mill Park. Children 8 to 15 may register from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. W B Nixon leads the local effort with Walter N McCoy as picnic chairman for the Le Sourdsville Lake outing financed by local clubs.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
N. Clinton St
Miltonville
Rolling Mill Park
W. B. Nixon
LeSourdsville Lake
Walter N. McCoy
Supervisors to Tour Armco During Dayton Seminar
Twenty three supervisors from ten states will tour Armco at 4 p.m. this afternoon. They attend the National Management Unity Seminar in Dayton, the 62nd such event sponsored by the National Management Association headquartered in Dayton.
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Armco
Dayton
National Management Assa
Police Briefs Arrests on AWOL and Non-support Warrants
Police early today arrested Charles Morningstar age 25 of 1305 Reynolds Ave at Canal Street and Central Avenue on an AWOL charge after being absent from Ft Gordon Ga since June 1 authorities said Harold Click age 43 of 395 Main St was arrested yesterday on a non support warrant and turned over to Franklin police David Elrod of 1327 Woodlawn Ave reported a bicycle stolen from his back yard on June 8
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Charles Morningstar
Reynolds Ave
Canal Street
Central Avenue
Morningstar
Ft. Gordon
Harold Click
Main St
Franklin Police
David Elrod
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Jefferson Avenue
Kenneth Alfrey
Ernest Alfrey
Lamberton Sr
Middletown Hospital
Edna Ho Man
Franklin St
William O'Dell
Moore St
West Middletown
Charles Cox
Tytus Ave
Donna Hatton
Renee Dr
Henry Avenue
Washington Street
Garry Smallwood
Hendrick
Edgar Ballard
Hamilton
Richard Boggs
Bridge St
Franklin
Jo Ann Hellman
Staten Island N. Y
Manchester Avenue
Wall Street
Rosebud Club Meeting at Mrs Wardlow's Home
The Rosebud Club will meet at 8 30 p m Friday at the home of Mrs Bertha Wardlow 804 8th Ave Readers are invited to attend and join in local club activities and conversations at the gathering.
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Rosebud Club
Bertha Wardlow
8Th Ave
Whitlock Reappointed Trustee at Miami University
John Whitlock chief maintenance engineer for Armco was reappointed by Gov. Lausche to a third nine year term as trustee at Miami University. The Butler County university notes his 27 years of service will be completed at the end of the current term. Whitlock retired as chairman of the board of trustees last week. High Nichols becomes new chairman.
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John Whitlock
Miami
Armco
Miami University
Frank Lausche
Whitlock
Butler County University
High Nichols
Batavia
First Ward and Lemont Township Face Conservancy Hike
Property owners in Middletown First Ward and Lemont Township confront assessments tied to new levees on the Great Miami River. Project cost about 240000 with 600 properties affected. conservancy taxes set at 12.3 percent of appraised values totaling 1954490. Aeronea Manufacturing led appraisals at 395450. Sore Paper Co valued at 310820. Payments may be stretched over 15 years or paid in full at 90 percent. Assessments paid at the Dayton Miami Conservancy District office along with existing taxes and maintenance charges.
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Hamilton
Middletown
First Ward
Lemon Township
Miami River
Miami
Harry B. Grevey
Butler County
Montgomery County
Grevey
Aeronea Manufacturing Co
Sore Paper Co
Dayton
No City Flags on Way Despite Flag Day Plans
City Manager Charles W. Thompson said no flags will fly above the City Building on Flag Day due to torn and discolored flags. He noted new flags have been ordered but could not arrive in time for the celebration.
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Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Three Area Youths Attend National Camp School In Springfield
Dick Hopper serves as instructor at the National Camp School this week in Springfield. Calvin Collier joins aquatic classes while Orville Smith enrolls in field sports. All are members of the Mound Builders Area Council summer camp staff.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Springfield
Dick Hopper
Calvin Collier
Orville Smith
Man’s body secrets of fat, phosphorus and carbon
A man weighing 140 pounds holds fat for seven soap cakes, phosphorus for 2000 match heads, water to fill a 10 gallon barrel, and carbon for 9000 pencils, illustrating the surprising resources in a human body.
District Scout Meet Draws 29
Twenty nine scouts attended a district roundtable at Beth Sholom Temple after storms. Paul Doughman, district commissioner, noted the turnout. Herb Daniels led the cubs in craft, Chester Fultz and Jimm Fay led the scout discussion on Keeping Alert, and Ed Zickgraf ran an explorer session on Planning the Big Event.
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Beth Sholom Temple
Pokey Griffith
Paul Doughman
Herb Daniels
Chester Fultz
Jimm Fay
Ed Zickgraf
Fire Department Unit Makes Emergency Run to Garfield Street
The fire department emergency unit responded at 9:52 a.m. to 1106 Garfield St to assist Rosie Johnson, 66, of the address. She was transported by Bailey's ambulance to Middletown Hospital and admitted with an illness.
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Garfield St
Rosie Johnson
Bailey
Middletown Hospital
Parolee Sought After Part of Southport Bank Loot Recovered
Indianapolis police hunt 32 year old Roy Drake after arresting his wife Pauline and recovering 17368 dollars believed part of the Southport State Bank theft. FBI charges include bank robbery and hostage taking with possible death penalty. Drake paroled from Folsom prison for kidnapping bank president and wife during seven hour hold up.
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Indianapolis
Southport State
Roy Rudolph Drake
Franklin
Pauline Drake
Robert F. Dillon
Southport
Drake
St. Louis
West
Maria McGaha
FBI
Marshall, Sr
Roy Drake
Folsom
California
John A. Whalen
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Lebanon
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Oxford
Edwin Charles Hollmeyer
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N. Main
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