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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
5
The weatherman says expect comfortable outdoor conditions as a high of 82 degrees was recorded at 5:30 p.m. with 80s forecast in the Miami Valley today. Sunday’s 51 degree low occurred at 7 a.m. Middletown thermometers ranged from 50 at 6 a.m. to 63 at 8:45 a.m. Tonight remains fair and not so cool while Tuesday brings some clouds and warmer readings.
Cincinnati leader Charles P. Taft urged moral foundations and integrity in government during a Mother's Day speech at Ohio University. He warned that politics reflects public character, and stressed that Western civilization hinges on virtue and fortitude to counter despotic threats.
W R Hamilton of 518 Euclid Ave received word his nephew Daniel Steiger 34 of Palmer Massachusetts is in critical condition from injuries in an anti truck crash at 1 am Saturday while returning home from a business trip. Steiger suffered a fractured skull broken nose and multiple other injuries. The Steiger family formerly lived on Ardmore Drive. He is a representative of Armco Steel Corporation Boston office.
Three teenage boys Norman G. Albrecht 15 James A. Mathison 13 and Leslie B. Shanahan Jr 13 said they ran away from Yonkers New York homes to avoid summer school math. They left on bicycles with 10.50 claiming they sold the bikes for 23.50 in Danesville.
A list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to state flag, Malt, various abbreviations, and a series of clues for items such as body parts, furniture, minerals, measures, plants, deities, and regional terms. The puzzle presents 52 clues with several theme hints and abbreviations.
A Hamilton County official says about 3 million dollars are required to prepare roads and culverts near the new Atomic Energy Commission plant under construction at Fernald Station. The estimate comes from finance officer Hobart A. Webking after reviewing surrounding roads and bridges. The project targets Wiley Road widening to four lanes, culvert and bridge work, dips removal, and repaving to accommodate heavy traffic to the plant located 24 miles southwest of Middletown on the Hamilton Butler line.
Debits to deposit accounts in Middletown banks for April show a 17.6 percent year over year gain, one of the widest increases on record. Combined debits for Oglesby Barnitz Bank and Trust Company and First National Bank totaled 44,023,000 in April, with three-month totals at 138,289,000 in the period ending April. The Fed reports national centers show varied April gains, with Middletown’s rise near the lower end of small-center averages.
Eight Americans received Horatio Alger awards for success despite humble origins. Recipients include Harold E. Stassen, David Sarnoff, James L. Kraft, James J. Nance, Frank C. Russell, Arthur Wiesenberger, Frank Bailey, and Finn d Mangus. plus details about Ohio public welfare construction bids at Lebanon State Farm and related procurement deadlines.
Beatrice Jervis of Hamilton seeks divorce from Al Jervis for neglect and cruelty. Martha Miller of Middletown seeks divorce from Carl Miller for neglect. Clarice Payne of Middletown seeks divorce from George Payne for cruelty. Geneva Smith of Hamilton seeks divorce from William Smith for neglect. Bertha Smith of Middletown seeks divorce from Leo F Smith for neglect and cruelty. Martha Elizabeth Gentry of Hamilton seeks divorce from Robert Gentry for neglect. Josephine Schanding of Hamilton seeks divorce from Clarence Schanding for neglect. George Lovett of Hamilton seeks divorce from Dellia Lovett for neglect.
Proposal No 1 covers asphalt surface work in Lemon Township on U S Route 25 with sections on Monroe. Total length about 3.96 miles, width 19 and 42 feet, contract due by September 1 1951. Prevailing wage rates apply. plans on file. director reserves right to reject bids. T J Kauer State Highway Director.
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