Fire Fighter Applicants Being Received
City jobs open for two firefighter posts with civil service exam set for May 22. Applications available from M. P. Schrock or the city manager’s office. Age 21 to 29, resident one year, 20 percent veteran preference. Captain exam May 24, lieutenants May 25, at City Building. 26 lieutenants eligible for test.
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M. P. Schrock
The
Civil Service Commission
Central Ave
Hese
Schreck
James Mattson
John McCue
Gerald Horn
Edward Dineen
Akron girl awarded 50,000 in crash damages
An 11-year-old girl crippled in a traffic accident two years ago won 50,000 damages in a common pleas court yesterday. A jury after two days of deliberation returned the verdict against Akron Scrap Iron Company.
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Akron (Ap
Common Pleas
Akron Scrap Iron Company
Four Enlist In Services One Is Woman
Four enlistments are reported by Sgt George Stoker from the local Army and Air Force recruiting station. June Marie Fagan of 2105 Arlington Ave joins the Women’s Air Force for four years and will begin basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio. William Francis Cornele of 1900 Woodlawn Ave and Burne Stewart Hayes of 1748 Central Ave enlist for four years in the Air Force and have proceeded to Lackland for training. Frederick Clarence Brown of Middletown Route 2 enlists in the Army for three years and will train at Ft Meade, Maryland.
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WAF
Air Force
Army
George Stoker
June Marie Fagan
Arlington Ave
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
William Francis Cornele
Woodlawn Ave
Burne Stewart Hayes
Central Ave
Lackland
Frederick Clarence Brown
Marshal Rd
Middletown
Ft. Meade
Killer is given 120 years for fratricide in Sage Cable
Arthur A. Clare, 35, was sentenced to 120 years in the Ohio Penitentiary after being convicted of killing his brother in law Wilbur Werner during a fight August 5 at Werner's Sage Cable home. Common Pleas Judge George N. Graham denied probation.
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Canton
Ohio
Arthur A. Clare
Wilbur Werner
Werner
Sage Cable
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Clare
Driver Falls Asleep, Now In Hospital
Lillard C. Adams of 738 South River Street Franklin rests in Middletown Hospital with a fractured right leg and left shoulder after his car struck a tree near Park Avenue and Elm Street. Police say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel just after 3 30 a m.
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Lillard C. Adams
South River St
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Adams
Park Ave
Elm St
O. E. Chamberlain
Cool Weekend Ahead With Sunny Skies Expected
The Weather Bureau predicts cooler conditions after thunderstorms in Middle town and the Miami Valley. After a Thursday high near 80, today’s highs may only reach the mid 60s, with a 40 degree low tonight. Skies should clear tonight and a dry weekend is forecast. Rain may return Monday or Tuesday.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Eather
At the Movies Paramount and Strand listings
Paramount shows Admir al Was A Lady and Queen For A Day with multiple showings on Friday and Saturday. Strand presents Brand Of Fear and Counter Spy Meets Scotland Yard across Friday and Saturday with several daily times. Colontal features Born Yesterday with five screenings on Friday and Saturday.
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Paramount
Queen
Brand of Fear
Spt
Scotland Yard
Counter Spy
Tax Bills Here Theyre Bigger And Better Too
A truck unloads file cabinets in front of the City Building as tax bills arrive. Middletown real estate bills are now in the tax office and will reach mailboxes soon. About 15,000 bills across the county and city see new valuations, delaying the auditor before distribution by the County Treasurer. Current bills are the final installment of last year due in December, and are likely to be larger.
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Middletown
Carl Wedekind
City
Lemon
Madison Townships
John Wendel
School Board Dickered for KC Land in Middletown Plans
The Middletown Board of Education met at 1 p m to discuss buying 96 feet of Knights of Columbus land at 1402 First Ave adjoining Middletown High School. A previous offer was rejected and a counter proposal is under review. The 95 by 121 foot gymnasium classroom expansion risks rear parking, with plans also checking yard requirements and added classroom space. Paul Baden, a Hamilton attorney, represents the K of C.
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Middletown High School
Board of Education
Knights of Columbus
First Ave
K. of C
Paul Baden
Hamilton
Photographers in Hamilton Meet to Share Ideas
Photographers in Butler County organized to promote better professional relations and idea exchange held their third meeting in Hamilton last night. Any professional photographer is eligible to join. The next meeting is June 7 at the Manchester Hotel, followed by an adjournment to the Osborne Studio. Attendees included Robert Osborne, Howard Murray, James Brate, Pat Easterling and William Davidson.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Manchester
Osborne
Robert Osborne
Howard Murray
James Brate
Pat Easterling
William Davidson
Polio Victim Timmy Tachappat Dies in Cleveland
A 10 year old polio patient Timmy Tachappat died at City Hospital in Cleveland. He had been stricken last August and was the second child from Mentor-on-the-Lake in Lake County to die in last summer's outbreak.
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Cleveland
Timmy Tachappat
City Hospital
Mentor-on-the- Lake
Lake County
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Oglesby-Barnitz
Russell S. Weatherwax
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Ohio Association
Bankers Association
O-B Bank
Cincinnati
American Institute of Banking
D. E. Harlan
Middletown Civic Association
United States
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Coshocton National Bank
Paul M. Jones
Phoenix National Bank of
Medina
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Milady
VG Bulova
Driver
School Board
Dickering
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Western Auto
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Ross
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