City to Hire Twelve Firemen for New Station
City Manager Howard H. Kramer asked the civil service commission to provide a list of eligible men for twelve new fireman posts and three fire captain promotions. The increases support Fire Station No. 4 on Tytus Avenue and Jackson Street and the relocated Station No. 1 on N. Clinton Street, opening by June 1. Training before posting and examinations for new posts will be required.
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Howard H. Kramer
Civil Service Commission
Tytus Avenue
Jackson Street
N. Clinton Street
Fire Department
Kramer
Civil Service
Toastmasters Club Elects Officers at Geckler's Hearth
The semi annual election of officers at the Hamilton Toastmasters Club at Geckler's Hearth last evening elected Robert McIntyre president and Walker Carll vice president. Other officers include George Kalb secretary Mallory Bell treasurer Ridpath sergeant at arms Steve Gardner education chairman Fred Rapp program chairman and Robert Sutton deputy governor.
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Toastmasters Club
Geckler
Robert McIntyre
Walker Carll
George Kalb
Mallory Bell
Robert Ridpath
Steve Gardner
Fred Rapp
Robert Sutton
Robert McConaughy
William Long
James Martin
Howard Hill
Robert Mueller
Frank Troutvine
Ridpath
M. G. McCall
Rapp
Hamilton Toastmasters Club
Garden announces tickets for regional tournament
Cincinnati garden officials said a good supply of tickets will be on sale tonight for the regional tournament game. Alex Sinclair, general manager of the arena, reported Portsmouth returned a good share of its allotment.
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Cincinnati Garden
Alex Sinclair
Portsmouth
Trenton Square Dance Club Sets Dance at Sportsmen’s Club
The Trenton Square Dance Club will host a dance tomorrow night at 8 30 at the Sportsmen s Club. Committee in charge includes Mr and Mrs Joe Shrock and Mr and Mrs Carl Ennis. Sam Niehoff is the caller for the dances.
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Trenton
Trenton Uare
Sportsmen’s Club
Joe Shrock
Carl Ennis
Sam Niehoff
Gardner Salutes Million Safe Hours
Gardner Board and Carton Co employees in Middletown and Lockland celebrated passing one million safe man-hours with free ice cream and cakes. Whistles rang at three sites and will sound daily at 3 p.m. as long as the record holds. a plaque may follow from Middletown Safety Council.
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Mneu
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Middletown
Lockland
Mill 1
Mill 2
Manchester Machine Co
Gardner
Safety Council
John Ditmeyer
Osborn
Five Careless Drivers Among 19 Fined By Court
J T Lamb presided at Traffic Court listing 19 defendants. Five motorists charged with careless driving were fined $25 and costs with 30 day license suspensions. Names include Zbacnik, Moore, Collins, Osborne, and Selby. Other cases covered speeding violations with fines from $10 to $20 and costs. Bond forfeitures included Hunter and Stamper.
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J. T. Lamb
Reason Zbacnik
Trenton Rt
Albert Moore
Yankee Rd
Ezra Collins
Otis C. Hall
Hernry Ave
Herbert Snowden
Dayton
Clifford Whitman
Blue Ball Rt
Edward Stephens
Mohawk St
Cas Montgomery
Carolina St
William Seevers
Catalpa Dr
William Saunders
Trenton
Robert L. Newcomb
West Middletown
Fire damages Franklin home in Mintz subdivision
Flames caused about 2000 in damages at Earnest Sullivans Olive Avenue Mintz subdivision late last night. A misplaced cigarette is listed as the cause. No injuries reported. The family will live in the home during repairs.
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Franklin
Earnest Sullivan
Olive Avenue
Mintz Subdivision
At The Movies PARAMOUNT And STRAND Listings
Friday and Saturday showings include Knights of the Round Table at Paramount with 1 50 4 25 7 00 and 9 35 pm Strand screens Abbott and Costello Meet Jekyll and Hyde at 1 15 4 10 7 20 and 10 20 pm Law and Order at 2 50 5 50 and 9 00 pm On Saturday Law and Order at 1 30 5 10 and 8 45 pm Abbott and Costello Meet Jekyll and Hyde at 3 00 6 40 and 10 15 pm.
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Knigits
the Round Table
Abbott and Costello
Jekyll and Hyde
Law and Order
Citizens' Committee To Recommend New School Superintendent
R H Snyder announces the reactivated citizens' committee will suggest candidates to succeed the late Earle R Seidner. New member Harry Hadley joins Woodruff on the panel. no chairman yet. The group, originally convened in 1953, may include former members, and Hugh Butler remains acting superintendent pending a full year.
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Citizens’ Committee
Earle R. Seidner
Mr. Seidner
R. H. Snyder
Board of Education
Joseph Woodruff
Harry Hadley
Hadley
Woodruff
Seidner
Snyder
Citizen's Group
Hugh Butler
Defendant Barred From Taverns After Court Action
Fred Edwards aged 28 of 201 Garfield St faced Municipal Court for intoxication and resisting arrest. He was fined 25 dollars and costs for the drunkenness charge and 50 dollars and costs for resisting arrest plus a six month jail term with five months suspended on good behavior and staying away from places selling alcohol. Edwards pleaded guilty and was found drunk near Clinton Street bar, later again intoxicated, and restrained after resisting officers. He was hospitalized with head stitches. Judge J T Lamb reprimanded the defendant and noted a prior driving while intoxicated conviction. Also, hearing for Harry Long adjourned to Wednesday. Long is charged with theft from Bill’s Auto Sales.
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Edwards
Clinton Street
Eugene Wolgamot
Middletown Debaters Reach State Final in Columbus
Middletown High debate team advances to final rounds of the state meet in Columbus. The squad earned its championship berth by defeating Cincinnati St. Xavier at the Southwestern Ohio School Speech League district contest in Middletown on February 28. Faculty advisor is Mrs. John Akerman.
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Middletown High
Columbus
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Middletown
John Akerman
Fernald Burn Victim Dies At Mercy Hospital
Hamilton special report by Ron Stephens states 22 year old Moores Hill Indiana resident died early today at Mercy Hospital from burns suffered Monday in a flash fire at the Fernald atomic plant south of the city. Bert Dwenger age 45 Batesville Indiana remained in critical condition. Five other workers escaped with minor injuries as a chemical unit exploded causing the blaze.
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Hamilton
Byron Stephens
Moores Hill
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Fernald
Bert Dwenger
Batesville
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