Four Others Hurt As Auto Hits Culvert At Red Lion
A seven year old boy was seriously injured and four others had minor injuries in recent crashes. Gary Earls of Middletown Route 1 remained in Middletown Hospital with possible skull fracture and internal injuries after being struck by a car driven by Charles E. Florkey of 515 Tytus Ave. The incident occurred on Route 4 about a mile south of Middletown. In a separate crash at Routes 122 and 123 near Red Lion, Everett Deaton and four passengers were treated for cuts and bruises and released from Middletown Hospital. Charges included six motorists fined in area courts for reckless operation, insufficient rights, and yellow-line violations.
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Gary Earls
Rex Earls
Middletown
Route 4
Charles E. Florkey
Tytus Ave
Red Lion
Everett Deaton
Franklin
Deaton
Marcus Turner
West Pease St
West Carrollton
Carlos Rose
Noah Bross
Franklin Route 2
Middletown Hospital
State Patrol
Delbert Murphy
Hamilton
Squire Otto Graffner
George Hammon
Cincinnati
J. T. Riley
Eugene Foss
Michigan
John Miller
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
Harold O'Bannon
New Miami
Robert L. Tritt
Georgia
Man Killed By Train In New Miami
John S. Thompson 39 living north of Hamilton was killed at a New Miami crossing by a Pennsylvania Railroad train. He had worked in New Miami since Christmas and previously lived near Portsmouth. Police Chief Edward Amos suspects he may have been sitting on the tracks. Survived by brothers Harold of Cincinnati and Paul of Portsmouth.
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Thompson
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Miami
Portsmouth
Edward Amos
Harold Thompson
Cincinnati
Paul Thompson
Worker Injures Thumb at Crystal Tissue Plant
William Highley, 36, of West Elkton, was treated in Middletown Hospital's emergency room at 11:15 p.m. yesterday and released. A piece of steel was removed from his thumb while he was at work for the Crystal Tissue Company.
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William Highley
West Elkton
Middletown Hospital
Crystal Tissue Company
Hotels Use Foam to Clean Rugs
Hotels use foam for carpet cleaning as a superior method and rely on its results. The ad promotes Final Foam rug and upholstery cleaner available downstairs at The Central Store.
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Adv
Excello Post Office Hours Are Changed
New hours announced by postmaster Alice Salzman. Starting May 15, all windows close weekdays at 5 30 p m replacing 6 p m. Saturday hours are 8 a m to noon.
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Excello
Alice Salzman
Postcard Travels Two Miles A Year
A postcard mailed in Lyons on April 8, 1911, to Miss Eunice Duane by her brother Godfrey took 42 years to reach Laconia Oswego area and turned up recently in a bag of regular mail. Godfrey died 39 years ago. The card traveled about 100 miles over decades.
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Lacona
N. Y.P
Lyons
Here
New York
Eunice Duane
Thomas Keefe
Oswego
Godfrey
Two Break-Ins Probed At Garfield and Jacoby Streets
Police investigated two break ins this morning at homes on Garfield Street and Jacoby Street. Officers checked for stolen items and were cataloging what was removed.
Nice Weekend In Prospect
Cooler weather was forecast for Saturday with a drop from a warm 84 Friday in Middletown. Highs near 62 today, 64 already, with no rain in the Miami Valley. Low around 48 tonight and Sunday’s high just above 60, cooler evenings and a pleasant weekend ahead.
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Middletown
Mercury
Miami Valley
Ohio
Two accidents injure three people in Middletown incidents
Police report two separate crashes left three people with minor injuries. Lewis Henson, 30, of 3009 Ottawa Street, and Willie B. White, 39, of 1211 Garfield Street, collided at Garfield Street and Woodlawn Avenue after Henson claimed the other driver ran a red light. Henson sustained chin cuts and chipped teeth. Mrs. White had a knee abrasion. Both were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Hallie Tuggle, 42, of 4927 Coles Road, was x-rayed after a crash at Central Avenue and First Avenue. Tuggle was cited for failure to yield right of way after turning left and colliding with Ruth C. Maurer, 35, of 314 Monroe Street, while watching children in a crosswalk.
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Lewis Henson
Ottawa St
Garfield St
Woodlawn Ave
Henson
Willie B. White
Hallie Tuggle
Coles Rd
Middletown Hospital
Central Ave
First Ave
Ban Placed On Shooting In County
Sheriff Charles B. Walke announced a county wide ban on rural shooting after Carl Groh a 30 year old farmer was wounded last Saturday south of Hamilton. Guns will be confiscated and owners prosecuted unless shooting is confined to regular target areas. Groh is paralyzed from the shoulders down by a back shot. Deputies believe the wound may have been caused by a stray bullet.
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Butler County
Charles B. Walke
Carl Groh
Hamilton
Walke
Groh
Police Break Door To Rescue Woman From Stove
Police forced a door and a screen door to a Calumet Avenue home at 11 52 p m to reach Mrs William Gibson who was pinned by a heating stove. Patrolman Dan Pelfrey and Vir gil Sorrell freed her. she appeared unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pelfrey
Virgil Sorrell
William Gibson
Calumet Ave
Magnani Leaves New York After Visit
After a three week stay in New York, Italian actress Anna Magnani boarded the liner America for her return to Europe. When asked to compare American and Rome men, she said she would not compare and would think about it during the voyage.
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New York
Anna Magnani
Europe
America
Rome
Woman Embezzler Gets Five Years In Federal Prison
Naomi Hartman Ringrose, a 45 year old Baltimore mother, was sentenced by Judge W. Calvin Chesnut to five years in federal prison and a $5,000 fine for embezzling from the Federal Credit Union she managed. She admitted shortages beginning with a $60 error in 1945 and totaling about $380,000, while denying lavish living. She was accused of operating side businesses as the government moved to reclaim the funds.
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Baltimore
Naomi Hartman Ringrose
W. Calvin Chesnut
Federal Credit Union
Ringrose
Social Security Administration
Stevenson in Kashmir Discusses Frontier Rift with Premier
Adlai Stevenson the 1952 Democratic presidential candidate met with Kashmir Premier Sheikh Abdullah in Srinagar. The talks during his world fact finding tour touched the long Pakistan India dispute over control of the state.
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Srinagar
Kashmir
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
Lunded
Sheik Mohammed Abdullah
Stevenson
Pakistan
India
Shareholders Meeting on Bank Consolidation in Middletown
First National Bank of Middletown Ohio will hold a special meeting at 11:00 a.m. on May 14 1953 at 2 North Main Street Middletown to ratify a proposed consolidation with The Monroe National Bank of Monroe Ohio and to vote on related matters. A copy of the agreement is available at the bank during business hours for inspection.
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First National Bank OF
Middletown
Ohio
First National Bank of Middletown
North Main Street
State of Ohio
Monroe National Bank
Monroe
United States
Calvin Verity
Police Briefs Reported Thefts And Detentions In City
Thomas Kennedy 18 of 909 Lafayette Ave arrested for careless driving. A 16 year old also charged and ordered to juvenile authorities. Mary Walters 19 of 1613 Garfield St arrested for loitering at a Central Ave restaurant. Carla Jean McCarty 4 bitten on forehead by a dog. Theft of fender skirts worth 27 dollars reported by Alta Lackey of 1506 Columbia Ave. Henry D. Lytle reported theft of binoculars worth 25 dollars from his car in Akron. William Duhamel 29 walked away from Lebanon Prison Farm between 7:30 and 10 p.m. yesterday. birthmark under chin and plaid green and black shirt noted.
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Thomas Kennedy
Lafayette Ave
Mary M. Walters
Garfield St
Central Ave
Alta Lackey
Columbia Ave
Henry D. Lytle
Yankee Rd
Akron
William Duhamel
Lebanon
Duhamel
Holy See to Send Envoy to Iran's Government
TEHRAN Iran The Foreign Office announced that the Vatican representative presented Papal approval of establishing diplomatic relations between Iran and the Holy See.
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Holy See
Iiran
Tehran
Iran
Foreign Office
Vatican
Dayton man arrested for driving while intoxicated
Robert Morris Franklin, 42, of Dayton was arrested at 1:30 a.m. today by state patrolmen and charged with driving while intoxicated. He was ordered to appear before Judge J. T. Riley in Franklin municipal court Monday.
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Franklin
Robert Morris
Dayton
J. T. Riley
Franklin Municipal Court
Qualifications For New Superintendent Drawn
An advisory committee drew up qualifications for a new school superintendent, to be reviewed by the Board of Education. Citizens’ panels submitted individual qualifications for the successor to Wade E. Miller, who retires July 31. A sub-committee will craft candidate questionnaires and accompanying letters. Twenty-two applications have been received so far. John B. Whitlock of Miami University advised on selection machinery used for its president search. The questionnaire committee includes Harry Phillips, Mrs. Don Osborne, and Colin Gardner III.
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Joseph Woodruff
Board of Education
Wade E. Miller
E. J. Sebald
Dean Phillips
Oliver Smith
Jack Linzie
John B. Whitlock
Miami University Board of Trustees
Miami
Harry Phillips
Don Osborne
Colin Gardner III
Middletown High Prom Jubilee Drive Sees Strong Response
Telephoning by Middletown High School students yielded good response this morning for a $2,500 Prom Jubilee fund to finance an all night event May 29 at the gym and LeSourdsville Lake. About 500 students are involved with a $5 per person cost including a premiere movie, late night entertainment, dancing and breakfast.
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Middletown High
Civic Association
Gwynne Finkelman
LeSourdsville Lake
Robert Millan
Middletown Post Office
Municipal Court Records In Muncie Ind
Clay Jones 43 of 219 South Franklin St was held for action by the Butler County Grand Jury under $500 bond on a fraudulent check charge after appearing before Judge Alton H. Combs. Larceny and intoxicated driving charges were dismissed. Richard King 50 of 715 Waite St was fined $200 plus costs, six month license suspension and five days in city jail for driving while intoxicated.
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Clay Jones
Franklin St
Muncie
Ind
Butler County Grand Jury
Alton H. Combs
Jones
Richard King
Waite St
King
Two Kings Take Regal Places
BAGHDAD Iraq Eightteen year old descendants of the Prophet Mohammed ascend to the thrones of Iraq and Jordan. King Faisal II takes the oath as 101 gun salutes ring out. In Amman King Hussein I is crowned succeeding his father Talal who was dethroned. Hussein becomes Jordan’s third reigning monarch following his father’s retirement.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Mohammed
Jordan
Faisal II
Middle East
Faisal
Hussein I
Amman
Hussein
Talal
Ghazi I
At The Movies Showings This Saturday
Paramount presents Kansas City Confidential at 1 15 4 40 and 8 15 p m With Breaking the Sound Barrier at 2 45 6 20 and 9 50 p m Strand shows Scatterbrain at 1 15 4 50 and 8 30 p m Oklahoma Annie at 2 35 6 15 and continues listing showtimes from the source.
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Paramount
Kansas City Confidential
Scatterbrain
Corner Scene Of New Wreck In Two Hours
Police investigated a pair of accidents at Garfield Street and Woodlawn Avenue within two hours. Bernard Gumm, 20, of 1511 Jacoby Street and Russell Gehm, 46, of Germantown Route 1, collided, causing about 500 dollars in damage with no injuries. Both claimed the light was green.
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Garfield St
Woodlawn Ave
Jack Barnes
Bernard Gumm
Jacoby St
Russell C. Gehm
Germantown
Barnes
Gardner Official Speaks At OSU Employment Institute
Richard Seigel, director of industrial relations for the Gardner Gardner Board and Carton Company, spoke Friday at the third annual Employment Security Institute at Ohio State University in Columbus. Three hundred representatives attended the meeting.
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Richard Seigel
Gardner Gardner Board and Carton Company
Ohio State University
Columbus
Public Employment Security Land Education
Bigger British Role In Parleys Suggested
Barbara Castle, a leftwing Labour MP, urged Britain to take a more direct part in the Korean peace talks at Canterbury. She told a miners rally that negotiations must be taken from soldiers and led by negotiators to avoid deadlock over details.
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Canterbury
England
Barbara Castle
Britain
Nec
Czechs Test TV Transmission From Prague
Radio Prague reported the Czech oslovakia television service aired its first program yesterday a political cultural show featuring scenes from May Day celebrations in Prague and other activities recorded for broadcast.
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Radio Prague
Prague
Adam Bridge Receives 45 Year Shartle Pin
Adam E. Bridge, plant manager of the Shartle Brothers Machine Company, received a Shartle 45 year loyalty pin from H. D. Martindale of Black Clawson. Bridge began as an apprentice in 1903, helped move the plant to Clark Street in 1906, and has served in multiple roles including vice president before assuming plant manager duties in 1946. Also honored were Art Snyder and Ernie Pos. The Briges plan to travel to England for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.
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Adam E. Bridge
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
H. D. Martindale
Black Clawson Company
Bridge
Shartle Brothers
Water Street
Clark Street
Adam Bridge
C. H. Pippett
Charles Sortman
Three Hurt As Car Overturns Near Hamilton
Three people were injured when a car left Ohio 4 near Mulhauser Road south of Hamilton and overturned several times about 6 15 p.m. Driver John Sexton 46 lost control on a curve and was thrown from the vehicle. Passengers Reba Miller 30 and Mildred Shepard 33 suffered back injuries and cuts. All were taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
Ohio 4
Mulhauser Rd
John Sexton
Hunt Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Sexton
Reba Miller
Sycamore St
Mildred Shepard
South Front St
Mercy Hospital
Miami Cabinet Wage Hike Takes Effect Monday
A five percent wage increase will go into effect Monday May 4 for several hundred hourly paid employees of the Miami Cabinet Division of the Philip Carey Co. announced today by divisional manager W J Bramiage. No other details were released.
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Miami Cabinet
Philip Carey Comae
W. J. Bramiage
Bank Asset and Deposit Figures From Historical Ledger
The document lists cash, balances with banks, United States Government obligations, and loans with overdrafts. It details bank premises, furniture, other assets, and a full breakdown of demand and time deposits, government and subdivision deposits, other deposits, and total deposits reaching 17.57 million. It notes liabilities including hypothecated deposits under Section 710-180 G. C. and related figures of 207,592.79 and 12,837.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
iBank
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Test TV
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Queen Elizabeth
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Linda Sn
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