Primary Vote Light In Middletown Forty Precincts Spot Check
Early results show low turnout in Middletown with Republicans outpolling Democrats by about two to one. Precinct details reveal small counts in wards and a large registered voter base. statewide and county results point to Taft support and multi candidate races. Complete totals expected early Wednesday with the Journal switchboard ready to provide results.
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Middletown
Sacand
Robert A. Taft
Freida McCandless
Hamilton
Kathryn English Wetzel
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Brown
Journal
Judge Riley Freezes Fine For Church Bound Man
Franklin Municipal Court Monday fined twelve individuals on state patrol tickets with mixed suspensions. John J. Raisch, 25, Miamisburg, $50 fine with $40 suspended for going to church. Others included Ioris Voynovich, Cincinnati, $10 costs suspended, Sin i Blank, Detroit, forfeited $25 bond, Raymond Stretz, Detroit, $15 bond, Clayton Blanton, Middletown, $25 and costs for reckless operation. Local names, ages, and offenses listed. One man fined for intoxication.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
John J. Raisch
Miamisburg
Ioris Voynovich
Cincinnati
Detroit
Raymond Stretz
Clayton Blanton
Sixth Ave
Middletown
Kiam Tiff
Dayton
Luther Click
Wrigley
Homer Kersmard
Police Briefs Report Several Local Theft Incidents
Joseph Higdon, 27, of 707 Eigh teeth Ave was arrested for careless driving at Eighth Ave and Lincoln St. on a warrant. Herb Heffner, 1603 Church St, reported a theft of a $45 billfold from a cafe bar. Bert Martin, 1813 Tytus Ave, reported car hubcap theft over three days from the rear yard. John Fannin, 2013 Ottawa St, reported a bicycle theft valued at $15 from his home.
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Joseph Higdon
Eighteeth Ave
Eighth Ave
Lincoln St
Herb Heffner
Church St
Patra Ave
Bert Martin
Tytus Ave
John Fannin
Ottawa St
At The Movies Paramount Schedule Update
The Paramount lists showings Tuesday and Wednesday including Red Mountain at 1:55 3:50 5:45 7:40 p.m. Frontier Gal at 1:15 4:15 7:20 10:15 p.m. Can You Passage at 2:35 5:40 8:45 p.m. Sins of Madeline begins 1980 at 4:50 and 8:10 p.m. The Strange Woman plays at 3:05 6:25 and 9:05 p.m.
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Paramount
Red Mountain
Canyon Passage
Minor damage in two city vehicle incidents
Two minor crashes were reported in the city. A city truck, parked at the city garage on Verity Pkwy, was side swiped causing about 90 dollars in damage. A car driven by Wallace Solano pulled from a curb into another vehicle operated by James Miller near 909 Lafayette Ave, causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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John L. Hatton
Taylor Ave
Verity Pkwy
Wallace Solano
Second Ave
James Miller
Howard Ave
Lafayette Ave
Restaurant Permit Is Ordered Revoked by Ohio Board
An Ohio Board of Liquor Control action revoked liquor permits for three establishments including Ray W. Tyler’s Miami Steak and Chop House on West Middleton Route 4 for serving beer and wine by the glass while premises were operated by an unauthorized person. Suspensions were ordered for 33 other cases.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Ray W. Tyler
Miami Steak and Chop House
West Middletown
Woodrow Martin
Bradley Wells
Cherry St
Clinton Willeby
Hamilton
Journal withholds election returns for late night
No journal tonight due to long list of primary candidates. Definite trends unavailable until morning. Returns by telephone after 6 am tomorrow. Telephone number 2.3611. Presidential delegate counts delaying totals. Final detailed results to appear in tomorrow's edition and by phone after 6 am.
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Journal
Three Die In Camden Area Crash Rites Planned
Two young crash victims remain in serious condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a Monday morning two car collision on Routes 725 and 732 near Camden. Homer Albright 4 and Malcome Garrett 21 die. Donald Albright 5 and Linda Spradling 4 sustain head injuries and are listed in fair condition. Rites set for three victims with services in Camden and Grayson Kentucky.
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Camden
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Homer Albright
Mal
Come Garrett
New Lebanon
Homer
Fred Albright
Camden Route 2
Donald Albright
Linda Spradling
Clyde Spradling
Judy Spradling
Albright
Spradling
Garrett
Garret
Preble County
G. W. Flory
Jim Plander
Plander
R. C. Nein and Sons
Frank Ferguson
Fairhaven Methodist Church
Grayson
Olive Hill
Fultz
Clyde
Carl
Elmo
Linda
James Bowling
Yellow Spring
Frances Lambert
Orient
Clyde Spradhling
Surface Resurfacing Planned for State Route 741
State Route 741 from Springboro to Moraine City will be resurfaced this summer, with the Don S. Ciscle Corporation of Hamilton awarded the contract at a bid 12 percent below engineers estimate. The 7.02 mile project will use 2,754 cubic yards of asphaltic concrete and about 7,413 gallons of hot mix, with county crews leveling the road before applying the new surface.
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Springboro
Moraine City
Dayton Industries
J. S. Paxton
Division 8
Don S
Paxton
Cool Head Steady Hands In City Plane Landing
Oklahoma City residents watched as veteran pilot Jack Woosley with 27 years of experience guided a Stinson plane with engine trouble to a controlled landing on South Byers Street. He and bystanders moved the craft aside, and traffic resumed as police investigated the incident.
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Oklahoma City
Stinson
Weather Shifts From Wind to Cool Temperatures in May
A storm brought cool winds and rain causing a rapid temperature drop from 80 to 67 degrees Monday night. Lonnie Gibson measured .30 inches of rain from Monday morning to Tuesday, with a 66 degree low at 6 am and 70 by 9:30 am. Forecasters expect cooler, partly cloudy skies and a low of 55 tonight. Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Ohio Bell reported no damage despite the gentle winds.
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Lonnie Gibson
Miami Conservancy
Caster
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Ohio Bell
30 More Donors Needed Thursday
About 180 Middletonians have pledged to donate for the May 7 visit of the bloodmobile but 30 more donors are needed for Thursday, the Rev. John I. Parr, chairman of the local Red Cross chapter's blood program, reported today. He said today he is gratified by the response for Wednesday and feels sure that Middletonnians will come through for Thursday as well.
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John I. Parr
Red Cross
Water Shutoffs Cancelled in City Area Tomorrow
Water shutoffs scheduled for Grove to Prospect and surrounding streets have been cancelled. Robert Mettler, maintenance foreman, said notices should be disregarded and there will be no shutoffs. Valve checking may be scheduled later.
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Robert Mettler
Water Department
Toay
Mettler
Grove
Prospect
Penfield
Baltimore
Young
Forrest
Jacoby
Garfield
First
Fairfield
Girard
Municipal Court heats up with six hour session
A six hour Municipal Court session heard about 40 cases, mainly intoxication charges from weekend arrests. Judges fined Edward Davis 200 dollars with a one year license revocation and suspended half the fine, plus 10 dollars for no license. Ernie Mathew and James Carpenter each received 200 dollar fines and one year revocations, with portions suspended. Walter Gross got 50 dollars and 90 days at the Cincinnati Workhouse for disorderly conduct, plus firearm charge dismissed. Others saw varying fines, suspensions, or dismissals, tied to local disputes and stay away orders.
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Alton H. Combs
Edward Davis
Fairmount Ave
Davis
Ernie Edward Mathew
Central Ave
Walter Gross
Yankee Rd
Cincinnati
James Kirkwood
Gross
Nora Gross
Kirkwoods
Pig
Fairmount Ve
Hair cuts rise to $2.50 in Fairbanks
Hair cuts in Fairbanks Alaska have increased to 2 50 from 2 in interior Alaska according to local barbers who cited higher living costs as the reason for the price hike yesterday.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska City
Middletonians and area residents report for Cincinnati physicals
Twenty nine Middletonians and nine locals appeared for physical examinations in Cincinnati this morning via Local Board No. 10. J Wylie Mitchell, chairman, noted the list of individuals from Middleton and surrounding areas plus twenty two Miami University students reported for physicals through the same board.
Baby Burned by Spilled Java at Drive-In Spot
Five people were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries after an incident at a drive-in restaurant. Thirteen month old Terry Sullivan suffered first degree burns on the back and side when hot coffee spilled on him at 8 20 p m. The family lives at 407 Gideon Road. Mrs John Clark of 2019 Hill Avenue cut her hand while cleaning venetian blinds at her home at 4 p m.
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Middletown Hospital
Terry Sullivan
Charles Sullivan
Gideon Rd
John Clark
Hill Ave
Five year old McGarvey child injured by car door
Five year old Mary Ann McGarvey daughter of Clarence McGarvey 312 Morgan Street was injured when she caught her right thumb in a car door. Roy Lucas ten of 2204 Grand Avenue was treated for lip cuts from a baseball hit during play at Armco ballpark. Glenn Owens HM Franklin Route 1 received treatment for a cut on the left hand after getting it caught in a power mower.
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Mary Ann McGarvey
Clarence McGarvey
Morgan St
Roy Lucas
Grand Ave
Armco
Glenn Owens
Franklin Route 1
Aid Bill Voted Into Committee
The $6.9 billion foreign aid bill was sent to the Armed Services Committee for 10 more days of study before Senate debate. The move followed a 40 to 33 party line referral, likely delaying adjournment by about three weeks. A separate note recalls that China printed books around 1000 years ago, not in Europe until the 1400s.
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Washington
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Armed Services Group
McFarland
Ariz
Europe
OEA Official To Address Wilson Dedication Tonight
The first of two new elementary dedications this week takes place at Woodrow Wilson School on Highview Road at 8 p m. Walton B Bliss executive secretary of the Ohio Education Association will be guest speaker and introduced by Wade E Miller superintendent of schools. The event includes a 50 voice Wilson Chorus and Roosevelt Junior High Orchestra. Principal George C Crout says at least 300 people will attend and notes the school named Woodrow Wilson by pupils who transfer here. The building opened last September at 496879 cost with enrollment 287 and 14 teachers. the auditorium seats 500 and serves as a multi purpose room.
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Woodrow Wilson School
Highview Rd
William Howard Taft
Wilson
George C. Crout
Walton B. Bliss
The
Ohio Education Association
Wade E. Miller
H. W. Starick
Mike Finley
James Finley
Orchard St
Wilson School
Wilson Chorus
Glenn Ellison
Roosevelt Junior High
Crout
Woodrow Wilson
Sherman School
League of Nations
Memorial Day Plans Set by Local Committee
A preliminary meeting of the Memorial Day Committee was held yesterday. Future meetings will be held May 12 19 and 26 at the Legion Auditorium at 7 30 pm Joe Cox chairman said Memorial Day services will be held Sunday afternoon May 25 at Peasttown Friday May 30 is the time of the parade and services in Middletown Veterans organizations and auxiliaries are represented on the Committee.
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Legion Auditorium
Joe Cox
Jony
Peasttown
Middletown
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Butler County
Corwin Brosius
Butler County Board of Elections
Gordon Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
Howard Wilson
George Manrod
Judge Riley
Rn Seale
South River St
Ernest Laughner
South Main St
Frank Stapleton
BIG
Alan Ladd Pictures
MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle’s Corner
Continental Baking Company, Ihr
James Carpenter
Franklin Route 2
Lee Lunsford
Garfield St
Sanitone
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
OEA
Beverly Studio
Walter N. Homer
McQu-Ieffier Neral
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Shone
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