Derailment Damages Rail Cars Homes In Somerville Scene
A 70 car train derailed near Frazee Road when an axle broke at 8:18 a.m. 18 cars left the track, 300 feet of track was torn up and a four room home was demolished. 45 autos aboard were damaged. Rescue teams and investigators surveyed the site as trains used a restricted siding.
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Somerville
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Columbus
Frazee Road
Harry Richmond
Fenton St
Williamsdale
H. L. Cull
Richmond
Ind
Sheriff's
Ohio Highway Patrol
Butler County
Summerville
Boy Swallows Bleach Treated At Middletown Hospital
A two year old boy was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday after swallowing bleach. William Robbins, son of Mr and Mrs William Robbins of 609 Young St, was among those treated. The emergency squad responding to 12718 p.m. transported the child by private car in to hospital. Albert Kincaide aged 58 of 2209 Whittier St became ill at his home yesterday at 9 49 p m and was listed in fair condition after oxygen treatment. Susie Chapman 51 of 4308 Fisher Road also received oxygen yesterday after illness at the Eagles Lodge 1226 Central Ave
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Middletown Hospital
William Robbins
Young St
Robbins
Albert Kincaide
Whittier St
Susie Chapman
Fisher Road
Eagles Lodge
Central Ave
Two Injured In City Auto Accidents Reported
City police report two separate crashes injuring individuals. David E. Cottrell, 26, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a chin laceration after his car hit parked vehicles on Lincoln Street. He was cited for excessive speed for road conditions and said he blacked out before the 6:35 a.m. collision. Rita Montgomery, 42, suffered a sore arm when the car she rode in was struck on Charlies Street at 2:08 p.m. by a vehicle driven by Robert Wells. Wells faced a backing-unsafe citation after colliding with Frank Montgomery’s car at 2702 Inland Drive. Total damages listed for the day include multiple incidents across Clinton Street, Vail Avenue, Verity Parkway, and Manchester Road.
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David E. Cottrell
Ninth Ave
Cottrell
Middletown Hospital
Bishop P. Clark
Lincoln
Robert Hill
Clark
Hill
Rita Montgomery
Inland Drive
Robert Wells
Chries Sr
Charlies Street
Wells
Frank L. Montgomery
Pauline White
McGee St
Clinton Street
Vail Avenue
Winona Drive
Irvine Ginter
Illinois Ave
Manchester Road
Webber Avenue
Ginter
He Saw The Light in Chattanooga Red Light Incident
A Chattanooga report notes a driver’s account of encountering a traffic stop after a red light. The AP dispatch outlines a brief exchange and the driver's interpretation of the event.
Early Arrivals To Have Fun?
A prospective juror in Skagit County Superior Court received a summons with a memo to come early and sign up at the clerk’s office. The deputy clerk who made the error could only apologize.
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Mount Vernon, Wash
Skagit County Superior Court
Middletown dedicates new Civic Association youth center
The public will view the $302,000 Civic Association youth activities building at Sunday dedication and open house starting 1:30 p.m. A 100 member Middletown High Band will play as flags are presented, guided tours begin at 2:15 p.m., and Junior Achievement facilities are highlighted. Parking across multiple sites will be provided.
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Tom Venable
The
Paul F. Schenck
Venable
Barker
Steve Sherman
Middletown
Public Health
Robert Bunn
Charles R. Hook
Manchester Motor Inn
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Mid-Town Center
Man Killed on Old 25 Near Dayton
Dayton AP report states 59 year old Charles Amos Henderson of Charleston Indiana was killed Wednesday night in a three car collision on the old Dayton Cincinnati road near Dayton Ohio. Henderson was a civilian working with the industrial opal to Louisville Kentucky according to relatives.
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Dayton, Ohio
Charles Amos Henderson
Charleston
Ind
Dayton-Cincinnati Road
Henderson
The
Industral Opal
Louisville
Funeral Set For Victims Of Fumes At Dale Hollow Lake
A double funeral will honor Mr. Brandenburg and his wife Janice, found dead in their anchored houseboat at Dale Hollow Lake Kentucky from fumes traced to a gas burner in the boat refrigerator. The couple, 23, lived at 6150 Elk Creek Road and left behind an 18 month old son Paul W. Readings show they were Middletown High School graduates of 1958. Burial will be at Woodside Cemetery after viewing at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home. They were members of local clubs and the Brandenburg family name appears in Middletown.
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Wily
Woodsite Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Brandenburg
Janice
Dale Hollow Lake
Clinton County
Elk Creek Road
Paul W
Volkswagen Club
Daytona
Armee Steel Corp
Stoppers Enter Final Session of Anti-Smoking Plan
Participants in the Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking report varied effects as they near the final session. Coordinators led by F W Hudgins note 50 of 70 starters remain, with some facing frayed nerves and restlessness while others feel largely comfortable. Dr J P Chapin says such reactions are normal and urges fresh air exercise and regular showers, with tonight's session focusing on weight loss and ongoing health risks.
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F. W. Hudgins
Seventh - Day Adventist Church
Hudgins
J. P. Chapin
Ft. Thomas
Veterans’ Hospital
American Cancer Society
Fening urges constitutional amendment on religion in schools
Lt Col Raymond J. Fening of Middletown appeared before the House Judiciary Committee representing St Marys Catholic Church to urge an amendment stating that we are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being The proposal links to 1952 Wenig Zorach Clausen reasoning and argues such change would reflect Americans religious orientation and stem secular drift while preserving religious heritage
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House Committee On the Judiciary
Washington
Raymond J. Fening
USMC
Middletown
Fening
Legislative Committee
Men of St. Mary's Catholic Church
Emanuel Cellar
N. Y
Supreme Court
Cal
Wenig Zorach Clausen
U. S. Supreme Court
Record Executive's Mother Succumbs
Services will be held Friday for Mrs. Rose Light, 86, who died Wednesday in a Canton nursing home. She was the mother of Enoch Light, former dance band conductor who now is a record company executive.
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Canton, Ohio
Rose Light
Canton
Enoch Light
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