Rezoning Fight in East Middletown Hearing Over 5 Acre Plan
Public hearing before the planning commission drew about 75 residents opposing Paul Braden’s bid to zone 5 acres for business use along Breiel Boulevard. Braden, WPFB owner, touted a 1965 buildout and deed restrictions to guarantee development, while critics warned of devalued homes and wasted urban space. The commission planned a July 7 vote on a recommendation as opponents urged caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Middletown
City Planning Commission
Paul F. Braden
WPFB
Breicl Boulevard
Braden
George H. Elliott
Clinton D. Boyd
Planning Commission
Warren G. Printz
Elliott
Breiel Boulevard
Central Ave
Dan Miller
Moore Rd
A. C. Neff
Neff
Joe Lewis
East Middletown
Cit
Charies W. Thompson
Armco Theft fugitive Surrenders To FBI in Cincinnati
Lannie Lee Williams 27 of 417 Yankee Rd surrendered to FBI agents in Cincinnati after being sought since February on a federal warrant accusing him of issuing fraudulent checks. Williams, tied to Armco payroll checks stolen with Claude Horn Jr. and Yvonne Evans, had evaded capture since escaping a motel at Ironton. He faced a $5,000 bond and awaited arraignment before Judge John H. Druffel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannie Lee Williams
Yankee Rd
FBI
Cincinnati
E. D. Magon
Willams
Mason
Williams
Tand Main
Ironton
Claude Horn Jr
Chestnut
Dayton
Yvonne Evans
Waneta St
Middletown
Armco S.eel Corp
Armco
Ashland
Horne
Miss Evans
Evans
Horn
Cincinati
William
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Cach
Federal Post Office
Musjter
Hamilton County
U. S
John H. Druffel
Local Man Charged In Holdup Attempt In Newport
John Wells of 1521 Lawn Ave faced a continued assault with a deadly weapon charge in Newport Ky court after being identified as the man who attempted to rob Fred Albert near a Newport chilli parlor Sunday night. Albert described Wells jabbing a pistol into his back and telling him to walk away. Wells fled in a car but later returned to the scene and was spotted by Albert in the crowd. The case was continued until July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wells
Lawn Ave
Newport Ky
Wells
Fred Alber
Albert
Newport
Aaronoff Elected President at National Speech Meet
Aaronoff, Middletown, was elected president of the House of Representatives at the national speech tournament in Sioux Falls, on the first ballot. He serves a second term and sits on the Rules Committee, under coach Richard Nadlin. Tim Hams, Youngstown, won Senate presidency as the National Forensic League re a elected Carl Mundt as national president.
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Mike Aaronoff
Middletown
Sioux Falls
S.D
House of Representatives
Aaronoff
Richard Nadlin
Tim Hams
Youngstown
Student Congress Senate
National Forensic League
Carl Mundt
Two Injured In Nelbar Street Collision In Middletown
A two car crash on Nelbar Street sent William Gick and Dora Gick to Middle Township Hospital for minor injuries. William Gick was cited for failure to yield right of way. Another scooter accident on Vannest Avenue injured John Perkins and led to a license charges, while additional city accidents caused $50 to $700 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlestown Hospital
William Gick
Blue Ball
Dora Gick
Gick
John Perkins
Sawyer Rd
Vannest Avenue
Sunset Street
Middletown Hospital
Scouts Rated High at First Summer Camp Session
Camp director George Bundick announced that 98 Boy Scouts at the first summer session received high marks on National Inspection Day. Inspectors Harolid Bedenbaugh and W. T. Adams led the group, awarding grades from Campsie to maintenance with mostly A’s and B’s and praise for excellence yet room for improvement.
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Camp Hook
George Bundick
Harolid Bedenbaugh
National
Boy Scouts of America
W. T. Adams
Middletown
Bundick
New Ad Director Named for Cincinnati Times-Star
Samuel B. Hill is named advertising director of the Cincinnati Times-Star by publisher David S. Ingalls. Hill previously served as advertising director at the Washington Times-Herald. Appointment announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel B. Hill
Washington Times-Herald
Cincinnati Times-Star
David S. Ingalls
Earthquakes Hit Abruzzi Towns in Southern Italy
In the Abruzzi region of southern Italy, a pair of earthquakes rocked towns and hamlets causing panic and damaged roofs and buildings. No injuries were reported as shocks struck in two waves with the second lasting about sixteen seconds in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Aquila
Raly
Abruzzi
Italy
Archbishop Alters Talk Funds Aid Two Miami Scholars
Two Miami University students will receive Archbishop Karl Alter Scholarships funded by the archbishop returning his honorarium from the baccalaureate address. Carol Jo Argus of Columbus will be a junior, and Albin Edward Vile of Fairport Harbor will be a sophomore, both on one year registration fee scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Karl Joseph Alter
Cincinnati
Miami
Carol Jo Argus
Columbus
Albin Edward Vile
Fairport Harbor
Germantown Woman Cited After Two Car Collision
Florence Selby of 333 S. Cherry St. was cited for pulling from a curb into the path of Dale Brandenburg’s northbound car on N. Clinton Street. Damages totaled $375. A Sunday Journal report incorrectly stated Brandenburg caused the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
N. Clinton Street
Florence Selby
S. Cherry St
Dale Brandenburg
Arlington Ave
Selby
Captain Placed On Retired List in Fort Thomas Ceremony
Captain Thomas B. Howard of 613 7th Ave was moved from active reserve to retired reserves in a ceremony at Fort Thomas Kentucky headquarters for the XXth Corps Area of Southern Ohio. He has over 18 years of regular and reserve duty plus seven years in the National Guard. Howard began as a military high school cadet then served in regular army infantry and in the National Guard of New York. In later reserve and active duty times he served with the 26th Infantry 27th New York Division 289th Reserve Infantry Regiment 856th Signal Company Aviation and 99th Fighter Group. He currently works for McGraw Construction Co as an electrical design engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Howard
7Th Ave
Fort Thomas
Xxth Corps
Ohio
Howard
National Guard
New York State
26Th Infantry
New York
289Th Reserve Infantry
856Th Signal Company
99Th
McGraw Construction Co
Texas as a Republic Before Joining United States
Texas existed as an independent republic from 1836 to 1845 before it joined the United States. The period marked its separate government, diplomatic efforts, and subsequent annexation into the U.S. in 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Republic
United States
Two Middletown Men Fined for Slug Use in Milk Machines
Judge J. T. Lamb fined James Eads aged 19 and Earl Raymond Gill aged 25, both of Middletown, $200 each and sentenced them to 60 days in jail but suspended all except $50 of each fine. The men did not reappear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
Middletown
Earl Raymond Gill
West Middletown Rt. 1
Stonybrook Opens July 6 for Girl Scout Camp Session
Camp Stony Brook near Waynesville starts Saturday July 6 with the first session filled. A second 12 day session runs July 20 to August 1 but room remains for girls to register. Marilyn Day is camp director with staff including Nannette Brown and Nancy Leonhardt etc. A pre camp staff training on July 15 will outline activities and games for campers.
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Camp Stonybrook
Waynesville
Edward Barker
Miss Day
Jeannette Brown
Nancy Leonhardt
Cora Ellison
Georgia Hood
Anne Sneathen
Mona Eggleston
Marjorie Weiler
Carolein Warren
Kay Ellen Domanick
Powell Signs With Royals in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Special reports the Royals sign Johnny Powell from Miami University as the third Royal rookie this year. Powell, a guard from near Franklin, Ohio, helped Miami win the Mid American Conference title and joins Vern Hatton of Kentucky and Wayne Stevens of Cincinnati as new Royals rookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Royals
Johnny Powell
Miami
U) University
Powell
Frank Wooll Jr
Franklin, C
Vern Hatton
University of Kentucky
Wayne Stevens
University of Cincinnati
Joyriding youths held by officers in Middletown
Three local youths aged 13 14 and 15 were picked up by Det. Harold Gray after using a borrowed car for joyriding in Middletown. The boys took the vehicle from Garfield Street at 2 a m and drained its gas before being detained for juvenile authorities at 4 25 a m on Jacoby Avenue and Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Harold Gray
Jacoby Avenue
Baltimore Street
Garfield Street
Emergency Squad Aids Man at Broad Street Address
The fire department rapid response unit rushed to 427 North Broad Street at 9 pm yesterday to assist Dan Cline, 68, who was having trouble breathing. He was not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
N. Broad St
Dan Cline
Miami Instructor to Lead Area Music Teachers Meet
Louise Glasgow Erickson of Miami University music faculty is to be installed today as southwest district chairman of the Ohio Music Teachers Assn during its four day state convention in Columbus. Her Thursday talk on college music study will feature audition winners Bessie Arline Kruse and Douglas Rister, with piano student Rister accompanying. Mary Frances Barron of Oxford is named district vice chairman but will not attend.
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Oxford
Louise Glasgow Erickson
Miami University Music
Southwest
Ohio Music Teachers Assn
Columbus
Erickson
OMTA
Bessie Arline Kruse
Hamilton
Indian Railways Electrification Expands Across Lines
Railways in India use about one third of the nation’s coal and many major routes are now undergoing electrification to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Red haired hitchhiker threats driver and steals car
Belcher reports picking up a man in Cincinnati who threatened him with a knife north of the Butler Hamilton county line. The hitchhiker, joined by two men in another car, disabled the auto, stripped a spare tire, floor mats, golf clubs and tools, and fled. Belcher escaped, calling deputies who found the abandoned car on Gimmick Road.
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Hamilton
Butler
Hamilton County
Nist
Belcher
N. Liggett Ave
Lincoln Heights
Butler County
Cincinnati
Gimmick Road
Sheriff's Department
Charles Gibson
William Patrick
Union Township
Circleville Firm Wins Bid for Cincinnati Dayton Freeway Section
C F Replogle Co of Circleville submitted the apparent low bid of 3 910 686 for the second section of the Cincinnati Dayton Freeway, announced by the Ohio Department of Highways. The estimate was 4 100 000 and the segment in Butler County links the southern end of the first section near Hamilton. It includes a traffic interchange with U S 25 and Tylersville Road and is slated to finish July 31 1960.
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C. F. Replogle Co
Circleville
Cincinnati-Dayton
Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Butler County
Tylersville Road
Hamilton
Two Youths Caught Stealing Coins From Phone Booths
State patrol captured two reading youths early yesterday on U.S. 25 north of Bethany as they pried open a telephone coin box. Thomas Higgins, 19, faced destruction of property charges and was bound over to the Hamilton County Grand Jury on $3,000 bond. a 17 year old was sent to Butler County juvenile authorities. The pair, who yielded $55, had previously broken into a booth at High Point in Clermont County. Both had been picked up at Philpott's filling station after officers received the alarm.
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U.S. 25
Bethany
Thomas Higgins
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Lockland
Butler County
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Philpott
High Point
Clermont County
Teen Swim Party Set At Sunset And Douglas Pools
Ross Cramer Middleown municipal pool director announced a teen swim party tomorrow evening at Sunset and Douglas pools. The two hour swim begins at 9 p.m. at Douglas with a teen start at 9 30 p.m. Admission is 25 cents for ages 13 through 19.
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Douglas
Ross Cramer
Middleown
Kramer
Dog Bites Man on Leg in Williamsdale
Charles Eubanks 42 of 276 Howman Ave New Miami was bitten on the left leg by a dog at about 6 15 p m Monday while operating a mower on Caldwell Street in Williamsdale. He was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment. Eubanks works for the St Clair County trustees and has been cutting grass in the Williamsdale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charles Eubanks
Howman Ave
New Miami
Eubanks
Caldwell Street
Williamsdale
Mercy Hospital
St. Clair County Trustees
Franklin Court Docket Short. Bond Forfeitures And Fines
Special Judge J T Riley handled a light Franklin municipal docket yesterday afternoon. Two men forfeited bond. two cases were continued. one man was fined for intoxication. Bond forfeitures included Arlie Lawson of Franklin Township for unsafe vehicle and E A Myers of Farmersville for unnecessary noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J T. Riley
Iman
Arlie ‘Lawson
Franklin Township
E. A. Myers
Farmersville
Music Dealer Dies in Cleveland Leader Anthony Maresh Jr
Anthony L. Maresh Jr. 42 a well known musical instruments dealer and former president of the Ohio Music Merchants Assn died in Cleveland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anthony L. Maresh Jr
The
Ohio Music Merchants Assn
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Paul Braden
Ben Bender
Central Store
New Middletown
Breiel
Grand Avenue
Smith & Co
Miller
Middlestown
Joe Riley
Stolz Dr
Charles Ortman
Carolina St
Weere Printz
Thompson
Francis Carmody
John Burdsall
Middletonian
Mansfield Reformatory
Nelbar Street
N. Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
James Miller
Barnitz
Miller Auto
Carol Hagin
Middletown Pike
Verity Parkway
Janet Roberson
Hood Ave
Yankee and
Jefferson Roads
Mc Coy -Leffler
Gaterick
Walter N. McCoy
Homer D. Leffler
Broad Stat Ist Ave
Christopher Crosby
Bob Croby
West Los Angeles
Jack Castleberry
Cedar Hill Farms Inc
Mariemont
Journal
Ralph Deaton
Sycamore St
Butler County Grand Jury
King
Stonybrook
MY Company
State Farm Mutual
John Howard
Tytus Ave
Circleville Firm Law On
Franklin Court Docket Light
Rivieral
Cannes
Nice
Genoa
Santa Margherita
Portofino
Naples
Pompeii
Amalfi
Sorrento
First National Bank
N. Main Street
Sanitone
Gough-Lamb
Charles
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