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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1956
Page
2
Middletown fire officials say salvage could cut the $1.5 million loss at the Prior Products plant fire by about half. Fire Chief William Fishbaugh cited salvaging as reducing potential damage to the neighborhood of $750,000 while noting causes included sparks from welding and a mislaid lid on a large paint dip tank.
A Municipal Court hearing for James McKenney 45 of 1320 Garfield St continued to tomorrow morning on three charges from a Saturday night shooting at his home. He faces shooting with intent to kill discharging firearms within city limits and intoxication after eight shots were fired at neighbor Joseph Allen who disarmed him. McKenney released on bond. In other items Claude Potter 31 faced fines for assault and related charges and Edna Ogie hospitalized from injuries. Additional fines were imposed on Clinton Bray Robert Horn and Charles Goff for traffic and roadway offenses. Florence Flack had charges dismissed but faces suspension outcomes.
Senator Bender told about 250 Ohio Republicans that a nationwide GOP landslide will boost Eisenhower’s victory in November. He forecast gains for Ohio in the House from 17 to 19 seats, defeating Democrats in the Ninth and Sixth Districts, and a GOP governor ticket victory. He also expected his own reelection.
Rep Robert J Withrow Jr of Montgomery asked the Ohio Supreme Court to compel the Native Service Commission to study sex offenders and their treatment. The court granted mandamus requiring the commission to begin the study or show cause by March 24. The commission previously denied the request.
A Middletown area man escaped minor injuries when his auto veered off Howe Road struck a culvert and ended in a ditch. Tommy Deaton, 23, West Middletown Rt. 2, was treated for a head cut and knee abrasions at Middletown Hospital and discharged. State patrolmen and sheriff's deputies investigated the 11:45 p.m. crash, located a half mile south of Ohio 122.
Democratic hopeful Michael V. DiSalle and Republican C William ONeill both say Northeast Ohio will be the campaign focus ahead of the May 8 primary. Cleveland Municipal Judge John E Sweeney and other Democratic rivals are expected to campaign heavily in the area as well. DiSalle, former Toledo mayor, and ONeill, who began in Marietta, spoke with local leaders and Cleveland press.
State patrolmen arrested Fred de Beard of Cincinnati on Ohio 4 south of here for driving while intoxicated. Police logged two theft reports: Robert Sehraub of West Middletown Rt. 2 reported two hubcaps stolen Friday and Sam Little of 1901 Casper Ave. said two rubber mats were stolen Saturday night.
Three drivers were cited on traffic charges after three crashes in the city yesterday. Richard Griffis, 19, was charged with careless driving after his car hit a westbound vehicle at Grand Avenue and Highview Road. Vandella Griffis, 19, suffered minor injuries and refused medical aid. James Dumford, 25, was charged with driving through a funeral procession after a collision at Verity Parkway and Columbia Avenue. A child, 11, was charged with failure to yield after a collision at Main Street and Manchester Avenue. Total damage listed as 550 dollars.
Lebanon special report says Mayor C. C. Black of Franklin was chosen as president of the Warren County advisory health board for one year. The board includes township trustees and village and city presidents. Noon meeting covered garbage disposal polio vaccine administration to schoolchildren and county health activities.
Emergency runs by Middletown firemen included 10:06 a.m. at 1322 Grove St to aid 73 year old George Maxey of Cleveland who was ill and transported to Middletown Hospital by Baker's ambulance. A second call at 6:30 p.m. to 1004 Yankee Rd aided 31 year old Lois Thomas who was taken to hospital by McCoy Leffler ambulance.
The emergency room moved to the hospital’s new wing without incident yesterday. No emergencies occurred between 1 and 6 p.m., a rare quiet spell as staff complete the transfer and prepare the lounge, entrance, and emergency parking. X-ray gear is in operation in the annex, with the laboratory due to open next Monday.
Betty Hutton urged viewers to mail coins to City of Hope for leukemia research. The hospital spokesman said her idea was not part of the campaign and asked the Postmaster General to redirect loose cash to Hutton for sending to the hospital.
General Electric President Ralph J. Cordiner says average earnings at GE may reach 8 000 to 9 000 dollars a year by 1966 as automation expands skilled jobs. He noted current GE employee earnings average about 5 600 dollars and spoke at the Economic Club of New York dinner.
Nancy Croucher of Hamilton sues Ira Croucher for neglect and cruelty. Dorothy Lampley of Hamilton sues Leonard P. Lampley for neglect and cruelty. Robert F. Geyer of Hamilton sues Lois Eileen Geyer of Bowling Green for neglect. Adrian M. Ritzie of Hamilton sues Florence Ritzie of Richmond Indiana for neglect. Ruth C. Travis of Hamilton sues Howard Travis of Cadiz Kentucky for neglect. Sylvia A. Pater of Monroe sues Ronald A. Pater of Hamilton. Rosetta Walker of 916th Ave sues Prerce Walker address unknown for neglect. Charles Roberson of Hamilton sues Gracie Roberson for neglect and cruelty. Belle Bolser of Hamilton sues Merrill Bolser of West Chester Route 1 for neglect and cruelty.
Scouters who missed a Scoutmaster leadership training course may attend a make-up session tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. announced by Russell Efker, Scout Executive. The session will be held in the Scout Hut in Franklin.
A progress report on Oneida School will be discussed at tonight's PTA meeting at 7 30. The group plans a minstrel show for March 16 at the school with tickets from members or at the door.
Paramount presents Naked Street and Forever Darling with showtimes at 1 25 4 45 and 8 05 p m. Strand screens At Gunpoint and Six Bridges to Cross with multiple daily slots. Colonial offers The Shreik and When Gangland Strikes. Dixie Cruise In lists Walking My Baby Back Home and The Informer with late shows.
Franklin special report: One Hour Cleaners at 401 S Main St seized by Internal Revenue Service for non payment of taxes. Owner Albert Strohofer faces three liens totaling 275... The notice signed by Robert Emory cites liens of 1157.83 951.06 and 704. Attendance for pickup of clothing allowed Wednesday to Friday 1 to 4.
Ray and Douglas McMonigle, both in their 30s and in contracting, became fathers again within 81 minutes at Middletown Hospital. Ray’s daughter arrived at 12 21 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces, followed by Douglas’s daughter at 1 42 a.m. weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Mothers are Mrs. Ray McMonigle and Mrs. Douglas McMonigle. infants labeled with mother names and numbers. This is the sixth child for the Ray family and the fourth for the Douglas family.
The Butler County Advisory Health Council named Shafer Schenck to fill the late Carl Teeter’s term and Paul E. Jefferies to a five year term. Albert Wiredom was re elected as council representative with Thuriel Nagle as vice president and John Corso as secretary.
A 10 week course for prospective homeowners starts Monday at the YMCA informal school. Instructor lineup includes experts on home selection financing and contracts with a $4 non member fee $2 for members. Landscaping course also starts Monday eight weeks taught by Samuel Zehring and Raymond McKechnie at 7 30 p m with fees 5 non members 3 members advance registration advised.
In Ironton Ohio a fire destroyed a four room home in Getaway 22 miles northeast of town killing Cecil R Brumfield 72 and his wife Mary 70. Deputy Sheriff John Drake said they were likely overcome by fumes before the flames reached them. Cause of the fire undetermined.
Hamilton special judge P. P. Boll set 9:30 a.m. Thursday for arraignment of defendants in 38 indictments returned by the Butler County Grand Jury. Four indictments arise from a narcotics raid here February 11.
Nagging backache headache or muscular pains from overexertion stress or poor habits may subside with Doan's Pills. The ad claims relief through pain suppression soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic action aiding kidney output of urine.
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