Commission Against Health Bill and Rail Crossing Talks
Franklin GI's body due from Korea. Pvt. Wilbur E. Sweney 22 died of wounds in Korea and will be buried in Springboro after services at the Reformed Church. City Commissioners oppose House Bill 95 to consolidate health departments. discussions planned with New York Central Railroad officials to address train blockages at midtown crossings.
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Franklin
Wilbur E. Sweney
Korea
Reformed Church
Springboro
Jerome Shultz
Sweney
Army
Japa
Howard E. Sweney
Orville
Lebanon
Floyd
Dayton
Pearl Hill
Emma Simkins
L. A. Champ
New York Central Railroad Company
H. W. Starick
Starick
John Ryan
Champ
North Ave
Eight Drivers Fined For Heavy Loads On Trucks
State patrols continue to crack down on overloaded trucks. Eight men were arrested yesterday in Sharonville Court with fines ranging from 10 to 79 dollars plus costs for violations including heavy loads. Other cases include speeding in Pontiac Michigan, crossing a yellow line in Dayton and registration violations in Covington.
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Sharonville
Donald A. Freed
Kenwood
James Vestal
North Carolina
William W. Lawhorn
Cincinnati
Joseph Stehura
Dayton
Charles Wier, Jr
Cedarville
Arnold Smith
Amelia, C
Kenneth Blake
Covington
Max Frans
Robert D Crowell
Pontiac
Mich
William O. Dawson
Edward Hill
Thomas Linnis
Monroe
Morace Adkinson
Cleveland
Waynesville
Hamilton Physician Held On $4000 Bond
Dr. Malcolm O. Cook a Hamilton physician and surgeon was arrested on a warrant charging him with shooting with intent to wound. The arrest followed a disturbance at his Oakwood Drive residence Monday night. He was released on bond of unknown amount.
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Hamilton
Malcolm O. Cook
Oakwood Dr
Roy Schantz
Cook
At The Movies Listings for Paramount Strand Colonial
Paramount offers Never A Dull Moment with showings at 1 15 2 50 4 35 6 25 8 10 and 10 00 p m Thursday. Tarzan and The Slave Girl appears Friday at 2 40 5 10 7 40 and 10 06 p m. Strand shows Burma Convoy and Legion of Lost Flyers with multiple daily times Thursday and Three Desperate Men and Barbary Pirates on Friday. Colonial plays Red Shoes Thursday and Call Me Mister on Friday with varied afternoon and evening starts.
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Burma
County Board Is Different Endorses Bill
Butler County health officials clash over Ohio House Bill 95 which would fold city departments under a county board. The Health Advisory Council, 22 members from townships and villages, endorsed the bill and urged county commissioners to expand quarters as Dr. H A Moore explores a county-wide health council.
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Middletown
Butler County Health Advisory Council
Hamilton
Charles Burnett
Morgan Township
Albert Wizedom
Hanover Township
Hugh Finkbine
Oxford
H. A. Moore
Butler County
South Bound Lads Apprehended Here On Stolen Bikes
Two youths aged 12 and 11 were stopped by State Highway Patrol for riding bicycles not theirs. Cpl. O J Simmons and Patrolman Roger Wilson took the boys into custody after a Dayton radio report. They were turned over to Butler County juvenile authorities pending Montgomery County action. The bikes were reported stolen Tuesday. The boys were seen as runaways and spent Tuesday night in a parked car between Middletown and Dayton. Patrolmen expect a complaint for two blankets and a pillow stolen from a parked car to help identify the owner.
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O. J. Simmons
Roger Wilson
Dayton
Butler County
Montgomery County
Middletown
Allied forces drive north in major wartime push
Allied troops including the 25th Seventh First Cavalry Third Second and First Marines along with British Turkish Greek French Australian South Korean and New Zealand units advanced in a new offensive. The shock stunned Reds on the western front and yielded the Eighth Army its largest one day prisoner haul in years with 260 captives, 218 from the 25th Division’s across-the-war assault.
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24Th Seventh
Eighth Army
25Th Division
Salvation Army officer to join services in Middletown
Caitain Albert Sentt, Salvation Army financial secretary, will join weekend services in Middletown. Captain Scott, from Army headquarters Cincinnati, handles audits and finances and accompanies his wife, a vocalist, in Covington Kentucky.
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Caitain Albert Sentt
Salvation Army
Sentt
Middletown
Kenneth Sharp
Scott
Cincinnati
Covington
Downtown Loading Zones Approved In Informal Session
The City Commission approved loading zones in the downtown area to cut 20 parking spaces. Chief Blackmore cited truck double parking and said zones will run 8 am to 6 pm on weekdays with off street parking provided. Zones listed along Central Ave Main St Verity Pkwy and Leibee St with related changes in adjacent streets.
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Central Ave
H. W. Starick
Starick
Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Chief Blackmore
West Central
Gardner Board and Carton Company
John Arpp Plumbing Company
First National Bank
Weber’s
Central
Walker’s
1000 Central
Broad
Joy Shop
Eagle Alley
Finkelman
Eagles Lodge
Melampy’s
Castel
Camal St
Reed Klopp Furniture Company
Certified Parts Company
Leibee S
Philadelphia
Central Av.sea
Neagdaline
Central Aves
Manchester Ave
Leibee
Manchester
Casper St
First
Philadelphia Ave
1600 Scouts Readied to Begin Cookie Sale
About 1,600 Middletown Girl Scouts start the annual cookie drive after school, canvassing the city for a week through March 17. Some 23,000 boxes ordered at 40 cents each will be distributed from troop cookie chairmen to gain funds for the Council Camp Fund and troop earnings.
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Middletown
Girl Scout Council
Council Camp
Ernest Cracratit
Snow Expected In Northern Ohio Eclipse Visible Here
Middletonians saw a partial solar eclipse from about 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. as clouds briefly cleared. The weatherman forecast snow and colder weather for central and northern Ohio with scattered showers possible in southern areas.
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Ohio
Hit-Skip Car Victim Dies in Middletown
A 70 year old Middletown man identified as Green Smith of 140 Sycamore Street died at Middletown Hospital at 6 30 AM today after a hit and run accident Sunday night on Route 4 just south of Eagles Corner. He had fractures to both legs head and back. Funeral services are incomplete at Maxberry Funeral Home.
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Middletown
Excello
Green Smith
Sycamore St
Eagles’ Corner
Maxberry Funeral Home
Cyclist Hit By Car Ankle May Be Broken
A 14 year old cyclist, Dale Ingram of 1723 Tytus Ave, was struck by a car at Broad St and First Ave around 8 pm. He was taken to Middletown Hospital. Daniel Earl of Waneta St said he did not see the cyclist while turning left. Police report $250 damage at Tytus Ave and Clark St from an earlier collision.
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Broad St
First Ave
Dale Ingram
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Daniel Earl
Waneta St
Oneida
Earl
Ingram
Clark St
Donald F. Henry
Curtis St
John Taylor Young
Grove St
Henry
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Franklin GI
Francis Carmody
Columbus
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Toledo
Fred J. Schatzmann
Joseph Swartz
House Health Committee
Jean Simpson
Gooding Corporation
Fraternal Order of Police
Hal F. Eifort
Gooding
FOP
Sertoma Club
Optimist Club
G. Spencer
Oscar Thomas
Eldorado Subdivision
Park Board
South School
Board of Education
Jesse Brown
Seldon Ave
Carolina St
Harlan Park
Paramount
ST Vvania
Vradelis
SA Financial Officer
Jewels
Bulova
Teta
Freeman's
Lionel Meves
Franklin Route 1
John Frazier
Bellemonte St
Pat's
Prem Turkey
Franks
Pat
Parkay
Crawford ST
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