Safety Concerns Over Woodrow Wilson School Entrance
Middletown Safety Council voiced grave concern for pupil safety as the new Woodrow Wilson school nears opening this fall. About 60 children would walk along Central and Grand Avenues, with 300 in the area affected by the school. Riders may face improved crosswalks, centerlines, signals, and a possible Grand Ave Grand Highview traffic light after surveys.
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Middletown
Central
Grand Ave
R. A. Pochel
Kensington
Burton Rd
Crout
Highview Rd
Schop
Victims File Suit Over 1949 Middletown Crash
In Butler County Court, Bernice M. Wilson and John W. Wilson sue Wylie Kash Perkins for a total 38850 in damages from a November 21 1949 collision on U S Route 25. Bernice seeks 25000 for facial injuries and five weeks hospital stay. John seeks 13850 plus 7500 already paid by insurer after a concussion and three weeks hospital care. Arnold Perkins Driver was involved as the defendant son.
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Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Wylie Kash Perkins
Bernice M. Wilson
South Main St
John W. Wilson
Wilson
Arnold
How NOT To Get Out Of The Rain
A puzzled man seeking shelter from a sudden downpour ended up jailed after trying car doors for refuge. He first found a locked car, then entered an unlocked vehicle and slept until police arrived. The incident occurred near West Central Ave and a nearby parking lot, drawing observers.
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West Central Ave
Conner Heads to Chicago for Hospital Admin Study
A. C. O'Connor Middletown Hospital administrator will travel to Chicago tomorrow for a two day program on human relations in hospital administration. The study organized by the American College of Hospital Administrators is limited to 100 administrators and will run Friday and Saturday.
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A. C. O'Connor
Middletown Hospital
Chicago
American College of Hospital Administrators
At The Movies Showings For Paramount Strand Colonial
Paramount presents Three Husbands with showings at 0:50 3:50 5:50 7:50 and 9:55 p.m. Nagana and Big Cage at Strand with 2:55 5:40 and 8:30 p.m. Nagana. Big Cage at 1:30 4:15 7:05 9:55 p.m. Colonial offers I'd Climb the Highest Mountain at 1:50 3:50 5:45 7:40 and 8:40 p.m.
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Paramount
Nagana
Man Charged With Fleeing Wishap Scene
Eugene Payne 46 of 2017 Winton St was charged with fleeing the scene after his car struck a parked vehicle on Aberde n Dr and he failed to stop. He was released on $400 bond to appear in Municipal Court Saturday.
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Eugene Payne
Winton St
Homer Atchley
Monroe
Payne
Aberdeen Dr
Middletown Hospital Trustees Reelect Officers
The Middletown Hospital board reelected all officers at the annual meeting. Officers are Logan Johnston as president, Harry Moore as vice president, E A Correa as secretary, and R Q Millan as treasurer.
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Board of Trustees of
Middletown Hospital
Logan Johnston
Harry Moore
E. A. Correa
R.Q. Millan
135 Reservations For Y Dinner At Gymnasium
Approximately 135 persons will attend the annual YMCA meeting tonight in the Y gymnasium, announced by Ralph Knight, general secretary. The dinner meeting features Robbins Strong of World Service staff as principal speaker. Awards will honor volunteer workers and plaques commemorate past presidents of the Y Board of Directors.
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YMCA
Ralph Knight
Robbins Strong
World Service Staff
Y” Board of Directors
Hauselmans Return From Conventions
Mr and Mrs Arthur F Hauselman of the Hauselman Transportation Company return ed last night from Columbus where they attended the 17th annual convention of the Ohio Furniture Warehousemen s Association and the 18th annual convention of the Ohio Household Carriers Bureau Inc held at the Deshler Wallick Hotel Monday and Tuesday Hauselman was secretary of the Carriers Bureau during the past year Board members met Sunday night previous to the convention Hauselman was reelected to same position for another year
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Arthur’ F. Hauselman
Hauselman Transportation Company
Columbus
Ohio Furniture Warehousemen’s Association
Ohio Household Carriers’ Bureau, Inc
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Hauselman
Carriers’ Bureau
Indiana State Bonus Deadline Extended to March 31
The Veteran's Service Center announces an extension of Indiana state bonus applications to March 31. Veterans can obtain forms at 116 South Main St. Director E A Lampe notes eligibility for $10 per month for stateside duty and $15 per month for overseas duty.
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Veteran's Service Center
Indiana
South Main St
E. A. Lampe
Lampe
Grading System Explained at Sherman School Meeting
Miss Berg Orr, principal of Sherman School, explained the new grading system to Central School Parents and Teachers, during a PTA meeting last night. A discussion followed and refreshments were served.
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Berg Orr
Sherman School
Central School
Cancer Society Drive Opens in Middletown April 1
The 1951 American Cancer Society campaign begins in Middletown on April 1. J. E. Goldschmidt Jr. is chapter president and co chairmen J. W. Deininger and Robert C Lubberger lead the drive. John J. M. Larson is publicity chairman and many volunteers will assist in solicitations and education to fight cancer.
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Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Middletown
J. E. Goldschmidt, Jr
J. W. Deininger
Robert C Lubberger
John J
M. Larson
Goldschmidt
Kite Flying Contest Draws 800 Entries in Middletown
More than 800 youngsters entered the Middletown kite contest sponsored by the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce. About 823 entries were logged, with nearly half aiming for Goldman Park and the rest split between Douglas and Rathman Parks. Winners from heats at each park advance to a city finals April 8 for a bicycle prize and five other awards.
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Middletown
Osborne
Ortman-Stewart Company
Goldman Park
Rathman
Goldman
School Board and City Commission Meet at Manchester Hotel
A joint noon meeting of the Board of Education and the City Commission at the Manchester Hotel will discuss financial planning for the coming year and beyond. The possible disposition of South and North schools is on the agenda. The Park Board backs acquiring South School for parks, while North School is eyed for off street parking per the Segoe Planning Survey.
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Board of Education
City Commission
Manchester
Ross Snyder
School Board
South
North
Park Board
South School
City Park
Segoe
Nehru criticizes MacArthur peace bid in Parliament
New Delhi AP Nehru assailed General Douglas MacArthur for peace talks with Korean and Chinese Communists calling the move extraordinary and risky for all nations. He insisted political policies are set by the Indian government, not battlefield commanders, after MacArthur proposed meeting the enemy commander in chief to achieve UN aims in Korea without more bloodshed.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Douglas MacArthur
India
MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
ROK envoy urges UN drive to Yalu border
South Korea's London envoy Tchi Chang-un said there can be no democratic government in Korea without UN forces moving to the Yalu River on the Manchurian border. He arrived in New York aboard the liner Washington and urged a UN push to punish aggressors.
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New York
South Korea
London
Korea
United Nations
Yalu River
Tchi Chang-un
Washington
Garfield PTO White Elephant Sale Earns School Support
The Garfield PTO held a white elephant sale at the school last night. Ways and means chair Evan Masters and her committee ran the event. Teachers Dorothy Limerick Genevieve Gilbert and Donna Smith helped with a pupil program of songs tap dancing and a puppet show. President George Riehl led the meeting as plans for May activities were set. Miss Mary Koogle won the attendance prize for the highest parent turnout.
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Garfield Pto
Evan Masters
Ways and Means
Dorothy Limerick
Genevieve Gilbert
Donna Smith
George Riehl
Mary Koogle
More Showers Forecast as Colder Air Moves In
Rain last night and this morning washed off winter grime in the city. Lonnie Gibson of the Miami Conservancy noted about a half inch of rain by mid morning. Showers began after midnight. The low reached 50 degrees at 6 am. Tonight and Thursday are expected to be cooler with clearer weather forecast for Thursday.
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Lonnie Gibson
The
Miami Conservancy
Scout Leaders Dinner Set by Local Council Tonight
About 120 Girl Scout leaders and assistants will attend the appreciation dinner at First Methodist Church. The event starts at 6 p.m. with awards for service and a speech by Mrs Merrit Farrell of the National organization.
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Garnet Church
First Methodist Church
Merrit Farrell
National Board of Directors
Paratrooper Jump Appears On TV For Barnett Family
The John Cameron Swayze News Caravan aired a Korea paratrooper drill by the 187th Airborne Infantry Regiment. Tom Barnett, recalled to active duty, was watched by his parents Mr. and Mrs. William J Barnett and daughter Mrs. Anna Mae Ross as a life like film portrayal sparked pride and tears.
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Tom
Korea
John Cameron Swayze
187Th Airborne Infantry Regiment
William J
165 More Casualties Reported by Defense Dept
Washington AP reports a Defense Department casualty list adds 185 names including 41 dead 98 wounded 1 missing and 15 injured in battlefield zone accidents. The tally updates ongoing war casualty figures with details on status and location.
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Washington
Defense Department
Patrol to Meet Tomorrow by Schoolboy Patrol
The Schoolboy Patrol will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Girl Scout clubroom of the Civic Association building, according to Patrieman Harold Gray, leader of the patrol.
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Girl Scout
Civic Association
Patrieman Harold Gray
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