Have Tax Pay For Garbage Pick Up Proposal Angers City
City officials consider a municipal collection service funded by a combined tax and service charge. Frank Dareek of City Sanitary Service argues blanket coverage requires a city-wide approach. Barg er and Starick discuss health benefits, potential rate changes, and elimination of billing trips, while the Board of Health has long advocated universal collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Simpson
Frank Dareek
City Sanitary Service
Authenth
H. W. Starick
Barger
Starick
Gemiparty
Board of Héalth and Health
Board of Health
Middletown
Rail Unions Ask Supreme Court to Rule Seizure Illegal
Washington three major rail unions petition the Supreme Court to find President Truman's railroad seizure illegal while the court also weighs legality of the steel seizure. The unions did not oppose Truman but hoped for a stronger reaction to the 1950 rail action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
High Court
Ufioins
At The Movies Showings and Times Across The City
Paramount screens Singin In The Rain with showings at 2 15, 3 20, 5 30, 7 40 and 9 00. Strand lists Sins Of Madeline at 1 39, 4 80 and 8 10 p m The Strange Woman at 3 05, 6 25 and 9 45 p m and Friday Road Block at 2 45 and 3 35 p m Stacey on stage at 7 00 and 9 10 p m.
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Paramount
Madeleine
Iday
Stacey
Volunteers Strike Blaze Outsmart City Firemen
North Town Fire Department volunteers battled a blaze at Carter Beverage Company on Germantown Road causing no building damage but several pop cafés were destroyed. The alarm rang at 8 40 pm as wind fanned flames from a rubbish fire into the stack of empty soft drink cases. Assistant Chief Bell cites no call from Middletown authorities.
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Carter Beverage Company
Germantown Rd
NMFD
Bill
Middletown
Robert Bell
Cloudy cooler forecast for Friday in Ohio
A weather forecast predicts clouds and cooler temperatures for southwest Ohio with no rain tonight or Friday. A yesterday rain total around one-fifth inch is noted, with highs near 72 today and early morning lows around 50 to 56 degrees.
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Althouffi the
Wweatherman
Ohio
Pool
Narcotics Film Set For Showing To Public Health Groups
A film on narcotics use by teenagers will be shown at 4 p.m. in the Health Department for members of the Police Department. It will be viewed shortly after by Public Health Nurses and tomorrow by the Optimist Club. Nurses got the first look Monday afternoon. John Otterbeth handles the showing of the picture.
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Health Department
Police Department
Public Health Nurses
Optimist Club
Johin Ottérbeth
Taft School Dedication Tonight At Taft Elementary School
The second new elementary school dedication of the week is set for tonight at 8 o'clock in the Taft School auditorium on South Verity Parkway. Dr Clyde Hissong state director of education will deliver the sabre address. Mrs Thomas Wilerson vice president of the Board of Education will offer commemorative remarks. Ralph Knight YMCA general secretary will speak as a citizen of the school district. The Taft Chorus and the McKinney Junior High Orchestra will provide musical previews. Taft’s principal Ross Kramer expects a large crowd and invites visits to classrooms after the ceremony. Teachers will be in rooms and Taft Legal Association members will serve as guides.
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William Howard Taft
South Verity Pkwy
Clyde Hissong
Thomas Wileson
Board of Education
Ralph Knight
YMCA
Taft Chorus
McKindey Junior High
Ross Kramer
Taft
Taft Legal Association
Man Stabbed In Neck In Gong Fight
John Jeffreys 31 of 1406 Walt St suffered a neck wound in a Garfield St and York Ave altercation at 11 yesterday. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Patrons Amburgey and Judd reported a gang fight and found Jeffreys, who was taken to the hospital by a companion. The knife cut near the neck required cautious dressing, with only a slight cut on the front.
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John Jeffreys
Walt St
Garfield St
York Ave
Middletown Hospital
Patromertt
Marvin Amburgey
Paul Judd
Fohnd Jeffreys
Garfield St. Jeffreys
Patro Judd
Four Fined After Arrest By Patrolmen
A state highway patrol report lists four motorists fined and four cited to court. Walter C. White, 53, of Piqua, fined $15 for accident at Route 73. Lester Sharp, 43, of Greenhills, $10 for a traffic infraction. Bolser, 29, of Hamilton, $131 for overloaded truck. Bert Heins, 20, of Dayton, $10 for crossing yellow line. Others cited include G. H. Dalton, 22, Franklin, reckless operation. Charles Hineline, 25, Franklin, speeding. Delmas Foley, 40, Cincinnati, to appear on passing at staff intersection. John Rudd, 32, Dayton, failure to have license.
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State Highway Patrol
Walteff C. White
Piqua
Squire J. E. Jackson
Route
White
John Fuhr
Franklin
Lester Sharp
Greenhills
Squire Louis
Bolser
New Miami
Runni
Ee I Apd Leet
Hamilton
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
Bert Heins
Dayton
J.T. Riley
Riley
G. H. Dalton
Charles Hineline
Delmas Foley
Cincinnati
Thomas Linn
Monroe
John Rudd
Squire Lommie Bailey
14 Leave For Armed Service
Nine Middletonians and five from nearby areas reported to Local Board 10 this morning for induction. Names listed include Sam Turner Philadelphia Street John Lewis Jr Route 2 Alfred Eves 1611 Hudson Ava Ollie Reeves Route 1 Jack Metzcar 1800 Eldora Drive Robert Morris 605 Ninth Ave Paul Lanson 607 Stanley Street Jerry Pickett 2406 Sherman Ave. Nearby residents Albert Fugate Trenton Joseph Goins Hamilton Donald Broughton New Miami William Blackwell Cincinnati and Berkeley Williams Jr Oxford. W H Spindler vice commander and the Rev Bernard Heurer chaplain addressed the men with Selma McKeller delivering the invocation. Ladies Auxiliary of Moose Lodge served coffee and donuts.
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Lo Cal
J. Wylie Mitchell
Tree Day celebrations planned at Western College campus
The 1952 Tree Day on the Western College campus features flag-raising at Peabody Hall, a freshman planting a glass tree, a picnic at Beechwoods, and events across Presser Hall Kumler Chapel and Sawyer Gym. The day includes Sidney Howard's The Silver Cord, Hansel and Gretel performances, science exhibits, music recitals, and a water ballet with area high school guests.
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Wester College
Palowsky
Sidney Howard
Leonard Theater
Peabody Hall
Beechwoods
Hansel and
Gretel
Presser Hall
Kumler Chapel
Sawyer Gymnasium
KP Speech Finals Delayed To May 23
The Knights of Pythias speech contest finals, set for May 16 at the K of P hall, are postponed to May 23. Chairman Norman Dole cites the absence of two of three finalists Taft Kendrick Phil Ramsey and Florencé Thress as the reason.
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Knights of Pythias
K of P
Norman Dole
Lodge
Dole
Taft Kendrick
Phil Ramsey
Florencé Thress
Speedy Bail Tests Record Bowling Ball Speeds
In tests the average speed of a bowling ball reached about 30 miles per hour with a peak of 37.5 miles per hour recorded.
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Theests
Prelim Work Underway For Rt 73 Repair
State Highway Department crews began preliminary operations for resurfacing State Route 73 in Clear Creek and Wayne townships Warren County. The $126,311.55 contract covers the Waynesville to State Route 48 stretch, awarded to Don S. Ciscle Corporation of Hamilton. Officials cited heavy traffic as a cause for the project and noted varied recent costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Clear Creek
Wayne Townships
Warren County
Hall Cooper
Highway Department
Waynesville
Miami Valey
J. S. Paxton
Don S. Ciscle Corporation of
Hamilton
Myainit
Couple Die In Wreck Near Marysville
Marie A Gresset 51 and Mabélle M Fart son 39 both of Napoleon were killed Wednesday in a car crash near Marysville. Police report the two occupants died at the scene after their vehicle left the road. Investigators are reviewing the wreck to determine cause and whether any other factors were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
MA Marie A Gresset
Mabélle M. Fartson
Napoleon
Fire Officials Get Two New Autos
The Middletown City Commission awarded a contract to Rass Motors for two 1952 Ford coupes at 28 each. One car will serve as a chief assist vehicle for Robert Lukens and Robert Bell, the other for the Fire Inspection Bureau led by Howard Gall. Cars will be lettered Division of Fire Middletown and Inspection Bureau, replacing older sedans and pickups.
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Alhough Barger
Barger
Hamilton
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas City
Robert Lukens
Robert Bell
Howard Gall
Rass. Motors
Gall
Hicle.pumbers
Inspection Bureau
Tuck USA
Mepecton Bureau
Car Hits Tree On Rt 31 Eightteen Miles West
A car struck a tree along Route 31 fourteen miles west of town. Scientists measure tiny germs by photographing them through a microscope, illustrating ongoing studies in microbiology.
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Rt. 31
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Crawford
Chuck Roast
U. S
U. S. Choice
Betty Crocker
Pat
Boscal Coffee
Oleo
White Villa
Carton
HAM
White Villa Coffee
Wrigley Gum
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Honey Grove
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