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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1953

Page

2

Woman Dies in Butler County Car Collision Near Venice

A Indiana woman, Dorus Mahon, 25, died after a car collided with a loaded beer truck at Ohio 128 and 27 near Venice. Three others were injured, including Mahon’s son and daughter, as the truck owned by Acme Brewing Co overturned and caused a pole to fall. Deputy sheriffs cited failure to stop at a stop sign as a contributing factor. Marion Thompson, 49, of Richmond, Ind., escaped injury. the accident occurred at 2 15 PM.

Butler County Indiana Hamilton Ohio 128 Venice Dorus Mahon Lawrenceburg Ind Mercy Hospital Garret J. Boone Florence Brewer Versailles Larry Brewer Catherine Brewer Marion Thompson Richmond Ohio Acme Brewing Company Thompson Hugh Evers Curtis Sr Evers H. D. Skeens Hamilton Cleves Proctor & Gamble Laboratory Richard Schultheiss Andy Guenther al Mahatha State Highway Department Schultheiss

New Manager Expected By August 1 7

City officials discuss succession as H W Starick takes vacation until June 30. C A Boeke acts as activity manager during the interim. Kramer is expected to arrive in Middletown soon with vacation plans noted. Dr Ross A Hill made the motion to appoint Kramer with Commissioner Harold Goetz seconding.

H. W. Starick C. A. Boeke Public Service Starick Carmody Kramer Middletown Ross A. Hill Harold Goetz Fred J. Schatzmann Boeke

Douglas Pool Opens Tomorrow At Summer Hours

Douglas Pool will open tomorrow at 1 p.m. under Middles town pool director Ross Kramer. Daily hours are 1 to 9 p.m., with 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday summer times. Cashier and manager is Mrs. Russel Smith with check room handled by Patricia Tinley and Georgiana Hood. Lifeguards are Donald Wilkinson, Walter Turner and John Pate.

Douglas Ross Kramer Middletown Russel Smith Patricia Tinley Georgiana Hood Donald Wilkinson Walter Turner John Pate

Fire forces evacuation of Summit County jail inmates

Akron officials and police evacuated convicts when a roof fire at the historic Summit County jail broke out. Guards and deputies moved prisoners to the street and then to Barberton, Cuyahoga Falls and Akron jails with no disorder or escapes. City fire units aided, and crews contained the blaze.

Akron Summit County Barberton Cuyahoga Falls

Police Briefs Report Youths Caught Near Car Theft

Frank Clark saw two youths attempt to take a basket of clothes from a car trunk. At 1 15 a m two 20 year olds were detained for investigation at Vail Avenue and Verity Parkway. A 30 year old man driving a truck allegedly tried to molest a four year old near Moore Street. Vandalism hit Douglas pool during remodeling. Bicycles and a wallet were stolen from several residents.

Frank Clark Arlington Ave Vail Avenue Verity Parkway Moore Street

JOUAM Elects Hamilton Man National Officer

R. B. Garrett of Hamilton was elected national treasurer of the Junior Order United American Mechanics at the group's national convention in Philadelphia. Gurney P. Hood of Raleigh was chosen national councilor. The body also protested a perceived slackening of attention to Independence Day and urged restoring July 4th as America's foremost patriotic celebration.

R. B. Garrett Hamilton United American Mechanics Philadelphia Gurney P. Hood Raleigh N. C

Family Sues Over Sinking of Henry Steinbrenner

Mr and Mrs Edward B Morse of Michigan City Ind filed a federal death claim for 200000 alleging negligence by Kinsman Transit Co of Cleveland in sending the ore carrier Henry Steinbrenner into Lake Superior amid a 20 hour storm warning. Arthur L Morse 45 was among 17 drowned in the May 11 sinking during a 75 mile hour gale.

Cleveland Henry Steinbrenner Lake Superior Edward B. Morse Michigan City Ind Arthur L. ‘Morse Kinsman Transit Co Morses

Petroleum aging without cracking process discussed

The article notes that about 25 percent of petroleum remains usable as is without applying the crack process. It explains the potential value and efficiency implications of relying on non-cracking methods in oil refining.

Rosenbergs Stay Appeals Ties to Communist Links

Sherwood of the Protect America League outlined alleged Communist front ties of two Rosenberg defense attorneys Fyke Farmer and Daniel Marshall. He cited Farmer’s affiliations with World Peace conferences and the Bill of Rights Conference and Marshall’s role with the National Lawyers Guild. He also noted Emanuel Bloch’s Guild membership and contrasted Kaufman judges in the Rosenberg and Hiss cases.

John Fleming Communist Front Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Roger She Protect America League Lions Club Rosenbergs Supreme Court Douglas Fyke Farmer Nashville, Tenn Daniel G. Marshall Los Angeles Farmer New York City Communist Party Sherwood FBI Marshall National Lawyers Guild Rosenberg Emanuel Bloch UN - American Activities Committee Kaufman Alger Hiss

Legion Ballots Thrown Out Over Irregularities

Ameri can Legion Post 218 invalidates all ballots from last night's election due to irregularities including duplicate ballots and proxy voting without authorization. New ballots will be mailed within weeks to certify 1953 officers 15 days before the July state convention in Cleveland. Roger Dillman notes only two ballots in doubt of 677 cast.

American Legion Post 218 Walter H. Spindler Cleveland Spindler Roger Dillman Commander Dillman Post Ronald Lane Temp

Three Hurt in City Accidents. All Treated and Released

Three people were injured in city accidents yesterday but none suffered serious harm. All were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. The incidents include Patrick Wise's car colliding with a truck on Highland Street, leaving two passengers needing stitches and facial injuries, and separate crashes near Grand Avenue, Garfield Street, and Heffner Avenue with minor damage reported.

Middletown Hospital Highland Street Patrick Wise Erie Ave Chester Muncie Highland St William A. Edwards Highland Wise Frank Keathan Winona Dr Middletown Baker Ambulance Muncie Wise Auto

Two Youths Arrested In Hubcap Theft

Two 18 year old youths Man ford Back and Herschel Back of Yankee Road were arrested by deputy sheriffs Frank South and Frank Rogers on warrants for stealing hubcaps from cars at LeSourdsville parking lot. Warrants issued by Squire Lummie Bailey.

Frank South Frank Rogers LeSourdsville Manford Back Herschel Back Yankee Road Squire Lummie Bailey

Paramount Kansas Pacific and Beast schedule at The Movies

At The Movies listings show Paramount. Friday and Saturday run Kansas Pacific at 1 15, 3 50, 6 30 and 9 15 p m. Beast from 20 000 Fathoms plays at 2 30, 5 10, 7 50 and 10 30 p m. Strand presents Abbott and Costello in Society at 1 15, 4 10, 7 20 and 10 15 p m. Salome Where She Danced shows at 2 40, 5 40 and 8 45 p m. Saturday Salome at 1 55, 5 30 and 8 40 p m. Abbott and Costello in Society at 3 35, 7 10 and 10 20 p m.

Paramount Kansas Pacific Beast Salome

Middletown Safety Council Wins State Award

The Middletown Safety Council received the Industrial Commission of Ohio award of merit for reducing accident frequency 1951 to last year. Paul E. Wilson, council director, noted the first such award in five years of state contest participation. Accidents per million man hours dropped from 5.11 in 1951 to 4.53 last year, down 11 percent. As of May 1, frequency stood at 5.01. The contest is run by the local council and the state commission.

Middletown Safety Council Industrial Commission of Ohio Paul E. Wilson Safety Council S. L. Hodges Council Middletown Wilson Middletown Industries

J H Baker Returns Home From Minnesota Hospital

John H. Baker of 616 Seventh Ave. came home by plane from St. Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota where he had been confined since January 1 He plans to return to the hospital in September He was accompanied by his father Joseph R Baker

John H. Baker Seventh Ave St. Mary’s Hospital Rochester Minn Joseph R. Baker

Steamy Heat To Continue Tomorrow 94

The weathermen warn of continuing heat with 91 and 94 degree days and rising humidity. Temperatures in the area show 82 by 10 am and a forecast low around 70 tonight. Much of the Midwest and South face extreme heat with Topeka 108 degrees and Minneapolis at 98.

Middletown Midwest Topeka Kans Minneapolis

Bowling Named By KP Lodge Knights of Pythias Leader

Roy Bowling was elected chan cellor commander at the semi annual election of officers by La fayette Lodge 37 Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall last evening. He succeeds W W Gray. Also elected were Harold McGraw vice chancellor commander William Forkner parlet and Wilford Spencer master at arms. Russell Cunningham master of works Homer Jefferson inter guard and William Augspurger outer guard were reelected. William Conklin appointed chairman auditing committee with John Winkleman and Harold McGraw. Installation services set for July 2 with a social hour following.

Roy Bowling Lafayette Lodge Knights of Pythias Castle Hall W. W. Gray Harold McGraw William Forkner Parlet Wilford Spencer Russell Cunningham Homer Jefferson Inter Guard William Augspurger William Conklin John Winkleman

Mallory Bell Tops Toastmasters Ratings With Water Talk

Mallory Bell won top honors at the Toastmasters session as the most improved and best speaker for his talk Water Magic. Other speakers included Charles Garrett Marvin Beck and Robert McIntyre with Don Ashfall as toastmaster and McIntyre as acting president. Next meeting is June 26 at 7 30 p.m. at Verity Golf Club House on Second Avenue with wives as guests.

Mallory Bell Toastmasters Club Gardner Board and Carton Company Charles Garrett Marvin Beck Robert McIntyre Don Ashfall Ben Riley McIntyre Fred Ross William Johnson Robert McConaughy Walter Gard DuWayne Carlston Johnson Verity Golf Club Second Avenue

Joe Cox Receives Eagles Civic Service Award

June highlights Joe Cox’s family milestones and a long civic record. Elza Abraham praised Cox for 34 years of graves registration work, including 11 000 hours decorating graves and placing markers for about 2 500 veterans, never missing Memorial Day parades.

218 Eagles American Legion Elza Abraham Cox Abraham Ab‘Taham Legion Joe Cox

False alarm at 1800 Woodlawn Ave triggers fire units

A false alarm sent Companies 1 and 2 of the fire department to 1800 Woodlawn Ave at 8 56 a m. No fire found and units released.

Fire Department Woodlawn Ave

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Summit Douglas Pool Bruce Franic Hill Avenue Sunset Park Alber Knight Eighteenth Avenue Doebiers John P. Combs Yankee Rd Daniel Warrick Queen Avenue Samuel Coldwyn Hans Christian Oud Dante Danny Haye JOUAM Hamilton Man Irving R. Kaufman Samuel H. Kaufman Hiss George Maloey Franklin Route 2 Grand Avenue Maloney Alameda McCoy-Leffler Garfield Street Heffner Avenue James H. Dailey Mohawk St Clarence Tanner Byrds St Lockland Dailey Tanner Mintjomery Yldea N. Main ST Canvas Oxfords J. H. Baker Minnesota Hospital First National National Bank OF Middletown Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KP Lodge Eagles’ Award Miami University Mar Ficer New York First National Bank OF Middletown Sutphin Park Place Armco East Monroe Branch Monroe, Ohio
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