Mrs Huntsbarger Tops Miss Middletown Queen Race
Mrs Gerry Huntsbarger leads the Miss Middletown pageant with 512,960 votes in the box score announced by Carl Hageman. Patsy Ann Fouch is second with 431,860 votes and Delores Fisher third with 419,280. The contest closes May 14 with votes from advance ticket coupon sales. Undersea cables cost up to $5,000 a mile.
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Middletown
Carl Hageman
Barnitz Stadium
Gerry Huntsbarger
Patsy Ann Fouch
Delores Fisher
Nancy Nanamaker
Helen Hon
Janet Hudson
Margaret Clem
Hageman
Middletown Civil Service Commission announces applications
The Middletown Civil Service Commission invites applications obtainable from M. P. Schrock, Secretary, 1016 Central Ave or from the City Manager's Office in the City Building. Applications must be returned by May 18.
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The
Middletown Civil Service Commission
M. P. Schrock, Sect
Central Av
City Managers Office
Local Airman Joins Eighth Pint Blood Donor Club
Sergeant Donald E. Cornele of Middletown has been cited in a Savannah Georgia newspaper as a member of the Gallon Club after donating his eighth pint at the Red Cross Blood Center in Savannah. He also donated in Tucson, totaling at least seven gallons.
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Donald E. Cornele
Middletown
Savannah
Gallon Club
Cornele
Red Cross Blood Center
Hunter Air Force Base
Navy
Red Cross
Tucson
Sergeant Cornele
Margaret Cornele
Woodlawn Ave
Door Change Costs Heavy Steel Losses in Open Hearth Furnaces
A significant amount of steel production is wasted each time a door on an open hearth furnace must be replaced. The disruption reduces output and raises production costs, highlighting inefficiencies in aging casting facilities.
Captain Recalled With Guard L Units
Captain James B. Cochran Jr of 2309 Erie Ave is recalled to active duty with the Ohio National Guard. A four year veteran, he served in the China Burma India theater in World War II and commanded Battery B, 182nd AAA Battalion now reactivated and serving as a staff officer in Dayton. The battalion is slated for El Paso on May 10. He is married with a daughter.
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James B. Cochran
Erie Ave
Ohio National Guard
Cochran
182Nd Aaa
Dayton
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
el Paso
Tex
Wilk Testing Lab Receives State Approval For Milk Lab
Middletown milk testing lab operated by Robert McConaughy and John Otterbein has been granted full approval by the Ohio State Department of Health. Open since 1948, the facility maintains pure milk supply through periodic state inspections led by L. F. Evy. A separate line notes a Peiping stone slab claimed as the universe center.
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Middletown
Ohio State Department of Health
Health Department
Robert McConaughy
John Otterbein
Sanitarians
L. F. Evy
WHS Students Quiz Police Chief Blackmore Event
High school students in a social problems class led by Albert E. Rammel asked Police Chief Joseph Blackmore about juvenile work and murder, with questions on reckless driving. Blackmore praised student astuteness and said informal discussion builds interest and trust, noting his strong memory for past cases.
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Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Albert E. Rammel
Assault Case Goes To Jury
Herman Jiles of 1714 York Ave was bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury on 2500 bond in Municipal Court before Judge Alton H Combs. Jiles was arrested April 25 on an assault warrant filed by Susie Thomas of 1229 Sycamore St charging him with attacking and beating her in his automobile on South Yankee Rd near the overhead bridge.
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Herman Jiles
York Ave
Butler County
Alton H. Combs
Jiles
Susie Thomas
Sycamore St
South Yankee Rd
Guardsman Faces 10 Days In Jail
Horace G. Perry 25 of 31 Chester St was arrested for failing to appear for a trial on an AWOL charge and will serve 10 days in Butler County jail. Detectives Crout and Frazier handed him to Company F 147th Infantry for custody after the failure to appear at theMay 1 summary court martial.
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National
Storm knocks out TV and phones in Columbus
A powerful electrical storm in Columbus cut off WBNS TV from 7:45 to 9 p.m. and crippled WCOL radio. About 600 telephones were out after a power line damaged a TV cable and melted it. Thirteen telephone cables were affected in the city.
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Columbus
Wbns-Tv
WCOL
French group tours Armco in Middletown visit
Armco Steel hosted 20 French engineers, technicians, and government officials visiting Middletown this week. They met Armco chairman Charles R. Hook and Howard Ward of the Independent union to discuss worker management relations. The group, sponsored by the ECA, toured the East Works and the steel plant. Peiping, another name for Beijing, has been China's capital for millennia.
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Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown
Armeco
Charles R. Hook
Howard Ward
Fast Works
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
East Works
Chautauqua Rink Set to Open May 4
The Chautauqua Skating Rink will begin the season May 4 and operate on Tuesday Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings and Sunday afternoons until May 26. After May 26 it will be open every evening until season end. Private parties may be booked Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings until the full schedule is adopted. An electric organ will provide music, manager Roscoe Yarger of Germantown said.
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Chautauqua
Roscoe Yarger
Germantown
Yarger
Program Honors Sth Anniversary Of Pastor Here
The Rev. Kash Amburgy of Lebanon spoke on Time Is At Hand at the fifth anniversary celebration for the Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Richards of New Hope Baptist Church last evening. The program, conducted by Mrs. Bertha Perkins, honored all teachers and former teachers. Remarks were given by several parish and community members, with greetings read from officials including Francis Carmody and Guy A. Graves.
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Kash Amburgy
Lebanon
S. C. Richards
New Hope Baptist Church
Bertha Perkins
C. F. MacCrady
George Neu
William Ingram
Brainard Sooy
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Guy A. Graves
Dewey
New York
United State
Margaret Chase Smith
Corrine Hood
Martha Russell
Grade School Band Concert Sells 500 Tickets
Over 500 tickets have been sold for the Grade School Band Concert to be held next Tuesday. Herman J Copp, school music supervisor, announced. The concert starts at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The band will travel to Hamilton on Saturday May 12 for a concert at the Hamilton high school auditorium as part of the Junior Festival by the Ohio Music Educators Association.
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Herman J. Copp
Hamilton
Ohio Music Educators Association
Local Figures Named in Brief Church Notices
Mrs. William Gregory and clergy members Rev. Ova Wright of Hamilton Rev. Herchel Campbell of Cincinnati and Lester Newcomb are listed in a small community notices brief. The item catalogues names without additional context or dates.
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William Gregory
Ova Wright
Hamilton
Herchel Campbell
Cincinnati
Lester Newcomb
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Chicago
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Iron Lung
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Nea-Acme
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John Margielnicki
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
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