Cowboys To Take Over Playgrounds Next Week
Middletown parks and recreation launch the Wild West Days summer program into week three with rodeo themed activities, movies, games, softball, volleyball and handicrafts across eight parks. Billed events include stunt nights, water hole gatherings, and frontierswoman and cowboy dress up contests. Activities run before and after a Fourth of July closure with tennis, bands, dances, and a four age bracket citywide kids tournament underway.
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Blue Ball School Joins Middletown District Merger
The Blue Ball Local School District will join Middletown City Schools effective Monday, transferring grades five through eight to Monroe and repurposing classrooms for kindergarten and a cafeteria. Superintendent Howard Cromwell cites state law and policy alignment to ease the split from the prior district, with no personnel changes beyond needed staffing.
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Middletown City
Franklin
Turtle Creek
Warren County
Lemon Township
Butler County
Middletown
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
Monroe
Escape Artist Object Of Hunt
NEW YORK AP Police seek Albert D. Boyce 26 Negro after he allegedly robbed a grocery of 27 dollars. He was seized and locked in a wire mesh detention cage but escaped while Patrolman Alan Groom changed into civilian clothes en route to Manhattan Night Court.
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Albert D. Boyce
Boyce
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Alan Groom
Ohio A Bomb Plants To Be Enlarged
Washington reports a Senate House Atomic Energy Committee plan to spend several million dollars next year on Ohio Kentucky atomic facilities. The 377 million dollar bill covers Fernald Miamisburg Portsmouth Paducah and Oak Ridge. Projects include fire protection upgrades at Oak Ridge Paducah Portsmouth and related sites, two million to strengthen Mound Laboratory for secret processing changes, and 335 thousand for Fernald to build a pilot plant for special uranium shapes.
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House Atomic Energy Committee
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Portsmouth
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Tonto Sued Over 1955 Car Incident in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, Mrs. Ethel Tsolakos and Mrs. Eileen Kerr sue TV figure Tonto Jay Silverheels for damages seeking 50 000 dollars after a 1955 collision caused by his car nearly sideswiping their vehicle, frightening them and leading to a crash.
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Tonto
LOS Angeles
Television
Ethel Tsolakos
Eileen Kerr
Jay Silverheels
Only Dad Can Stop Injured Boy’s Tears
In Pomona California an 8 year old boy Sammy Bishop whose eye was injured when a baseball broke his glasses is said to heal better if he stops crying. He longs to see his father Big Sam who is reportedly somewhere in Texas and currently cannot be located.
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Sammy
Big Sam
Texas
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