Verity Tytus Clark Intersection Traffic Proposals Heard
Traffic recommendations for the Verity Tytus Clark three way intersection will be reviewed by City Commissioners. Chief Carmody notes upcoming engineering sketches and April survey by the Division of Traffic Safety. Route changes include raised islands, traffic signals, extended line for turning traffic, and removal of a central island at Elmo Pl and Aberdeen Dr to reduce hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taffic
Thomas D. Camp
Fred J.aizmann
Law
Tytus Ave
Verity Pkwy
Clark St
Rmnody
Division of Traffic Safety
Ohio Department of Ahways
Raf
Posal
Carmody
Safety Council
Commission
Elmo Pl
Aberdeen Dr
Worm Theft Sparks Police Probe At Bill Deaton Home
Bill Deaton of 2008 Lhoodlawn Ave reports 2500 night crawlers stolen from his garage during a fishing trip prep. The loss valued at 70 dollars with a worm box and peat moss. Also taken were a reel two rods, a hand ax hammer and hack saw totaling 15 dollars in tools. Mrs Deaton says the worms were meant to stock a private supply for summer fishing trips. Intruders left no clues beyond the missing gear and worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Deaton
Oodlawn Ave
Deaton
Correction: Middletown Gray Ladies meeting location changed
A correction notes the Middletown Gray Ladies meeting this evening is moved from the Girl Scout fire location to the Legion Home on South Main Street. The Journal rectifies yesterday's misprint of the venue.
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Middletown Gray Ladies
The
Journal
Legion Home
South Main St
Safety Talk Warns Women To Help Keep Liberty
Cincinnati safety official Alfred Perrott-White told more than 40 women at the Middletown Safety Council meeting that safety requires public concern and enforcement of laws. He cited 1949 crash tolls, noted high youth accident rates, and urged high school driver training. emphasized safety as everyone’s job and described a long military career. Martin Thomas introduced the speaker. Mrs. R C Bogan led the Women’s Division program.
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Middletown
Ohio
Perrott-White
Perrott- White
Cincinnati
Martin Thomas
Automobile Club
R. C
Sunday Parade Float Total 23
The final count on floats for Sundays I Am An American Day parade stands at 23, Wylie Mitchell the float chairman said this morning. Ten floats are sponsored by the industrial group. other entrants include Spanish American War Veterans Auxili ary, American Citizens Club, Daughters of Penelope, Elks Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Armco War Vets, Bnai Brith, Optimist Club, Eagles Lodge, Rose Lodge, Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company. Two floats are sponsored by Post 218 American Legion. The National Guard armory garage on Route 4 south of the city has housed float construction the past few days, Mitchell stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Mitchell
Industrial Group
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
American Citizens Club
Daughters of Penelope
Elks Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Armco War Vets
Bnair Brith
Optimist Club
Eagles Lodge
Rose Lodge
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Post 218
American Legion
National Guard
Route 4
Mitchell
Wrestling Headlines Elk Stag Thursday
Two wrestling events are scheduled for an Elks Lodge stag party at 7 30 p m Thursday at the local temple on North Main St. Paul Foehl chair man reported today the program is for members only and refreshments will be served.
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Elks Lodge
Paul Foehl
Foehl
North Main St
At the Movies Paramount Showings This Week
James Mason and Barbara Stanwyck star in Fast Side West Side with screenings at 1 15 3 25 5 35 7 45 and 9 55 p m Wednesday. Thursday features Daughter of Rosie O Grady with June Haver and Gordon MacRae at 1 15 3 16 5 30 7 44 and 9 58 p m.
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James Mason
Barbara Stanwyck
Rosie O'Grady
June Haver
Gordon MacRae
Movie Schedule for Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday shows include You're a Sweetheart with Alice Faye and George Murphy at 2 30, 5 30 and 8 45 pm and Frankenstein Meets Wolf Man with Lon Chaney Bela Lugosi at 1 15, 4 10, 7 10 and 10 25 pm. Thursday features Keep Em Slugging with Dead End Kids at 1 30, 5 and 8 25 pm and I Was a Male War Bride with Cary Grant and Ann Sheridan at 2 35, 6 05 and 9 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faye
George Murphy
Frankenstein
Lon Chaney
Bela Lugosi
Cary Grant
Ann Sheridan
Teachers, Principals, Board Meet To Air School Plans
Middletown teachers, principals, and board members will gather at Roosevelt Junior High School on Thursday evening to discuss school policies and plans. Over 25 are expected as the group aims to foster friendly, open dialogue between teachers and administration through a structured discussion led by Ray Standafer and assisted by Jane Rothgeb, Mildred Winkleman, and Ralph Ringgenberg.
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Middletown
Classroom Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Roosevelt Junior High School
Ray Standafer
Roosevelt
Ray
Jane Rothgeb
Mildred Winkleman
Ralph A. Ringgenberg
Standefer
Ohio
Oneida Youths Save Man From Drowning
Two Oneida youths spotted Thomas Hudson floating in Dick's Creek and pulled him from the water shortly after 5 PM. Hudson, of 2311 Waneta Street, gave his possessions to his son before wading in. He was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Oneida
Dick’s Creek
Thomas Hudson
Waneta St
Ed Cornette
Navaho St
Roney Waddell
Oneka St
Butler County
Emmanuel Schultheis
Hudson
James
William Dyehouse
Oxford State Rd
Dyehouse
Baker Funeral Home
Middletown Hospital
Water Works Project Nears Halfway Complete
The Middletown Water Works improvement program, the city’s largest project, is near mid completion says superintendent T. F. Peterson. A recent shut down for a key connection by Fisher Company passed without incident and temporary service kept homes supplied. A future shutdown will affect about a block around South Ave and Crawford St. residents will be notified. Contractors repair streets and crews prepare for repaving as driveways and ditches are restored.
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Middletown
T. F. Peterson
Peterson
Fisher Company
Highland St
Stanley St
Mayfield
South Ave
Crawford St
Fleming Rd
Mail backlog clears as NYC trains resume service
Postmaster Hilbert H. Martin reported a flood of mail into the city following the end of a railroad firemen strike. Much of the mail dated seven to eight days ago had been held up in New York Central stations. He anticipated NYC trains to be back to normal by tomorrow with about half the usual mail trains entering the city today.
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Hilbert H. Martin
Martin
New York Central
NYC
Hi Y Presidents To Be Inducted At Torchlight Ceremony
Middletown Hi Y groups will induct new officers in a torchlight ceremony at Armco Park tomorrow. Guest speaker Rep Russell Galloway will attend the final meeting of the year with a picnic lunch and program. Officers include George Wilson Circle Hi Y Jack Howard Croiz Hi Y Tom Byrne Miami Tom Timmons Torch and Les Mills Triangle.
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Middletown
Hi- Y
Armco Park
Hi Y
Harry Ter Braak
Hi-C
30 Boys' State Delegates Named From County Area
Thirty six boys will make up the Butler County unit for Buckeye Boys State, June 10 to 17 at Camp Perry. Edward Ports mouth, assistant secretary of Legion Post 218, announced the delegation. The group includes 20 youths from Middletown and area and 16 from Hamilton, with four communities in Middletown represented: Monroe, Trenton, Jacksonburg, and Middletown.
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Buckeye
Camp Perry
Edward Portsmouth
Legion Post
Portsmouth
Middletown
Hamilton
Butler County
Monroe
Trenton
Jacksonburg
Trio of B-29s Will Fly Over City Saturday
Middletown will be one of several Ohio cities saluted by three Boeing B-29 Super fortress aircraft from the Flight Test Division, Air Materiel Command. They will fly in formation from Wright Patterson AFB at 12:30 p.m. and return about 4:30 p.m. EST, passing over a sequence of towns including Xenia, Springfield, Troy, Piqua, Sidney, St. Marys, Lima, Findlay, Marion, and Cincinnati as part of Armed Forces Day observances.
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Middletown
Air Materiel Command
Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wright- Patterson Afb
Xenia
Springfield
Troy
Piqua
Sidney
St. Marys
Lima
Findlay
Marion
Galion
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Delaware
Lancaster
Circleville
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Washington Court House
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Franklin Man Bound To Jury
Seth Grant of Franklin Route 2 was ordered held for the Warren County grand jury on a $1000 bond for cutting with intent to kill. He appeared before Squire Arthur Edwards after a stabbing incident that left Raymond Dixon of Loveland Route 1 injured. Dixon's wife Mona Dixon filed charges. Grant's case will be reviewed by the October Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Seth Grant
Franklin
Warren County
Grand Jury
Squire Arthur Edwards
Mason
Grant
Raymond Dixon
Loveland
Dixon
Middletown
Mona Dixon
Minor Truck Blaze at Armco Plant Under Hood
Firemen extinguished a small fire under a truck hood at the Armco East Side plant early today. A short circuit in wiring caused about $10 damage. The truck belonged to Maxwell Sons Company of Cincinnati. Company 3 answered at 4 31 a m and cleared the scene at 4 47 a m.
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Armco
Local Ministers to Tour Aeronca Plant
Twenty Middletown religious leaders will tour the Aeronca aircraft plant after breakfast in the plant cafeteria at 8 a m. The visit follows a meeting with John Lawler president of Aeronca Aircraft Corporation who will discuss plans and policies, followed by a discussion period and a tour of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Aeronca
Jack Linzie
Theal
John Lawler
Aeronca Aircraft Corporation
Average TV receiver houses twenty six tubes
The article notes that the typical modern television receiver contains about 26 tubes. This statistic highlights the era's technology and the complexity of early TV sets. It underscores the reliance on numerous vacuum tubes for amplification and processing in mid 20th century television design.
Coyle Reelected County GOP Chairman at Hamilton meeting
Martin A. Coyle of Hamilton was reelected chairman of the Butler County Republican Executive Committee at a party reorganizational meeting in Hamilton GOP headquarters. New and reelected officers include Robert L. Miles Edwin Buell Ben S. VanGorden Fred C. Baker and L. T. Kenney. Katherine Wetzel named county chairwoman. meetings set for the first Tuesday monthly. audit required. Coyle plans a nonregistered voter survey. Eugene Danner named Central Committee chairman replacing Van Gorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Coyle
Hamilton
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
GOP
Coyle
Central Committee
Robert L. Miles
Fourth Ward
Middletown
Edwin Buell
Reily Township
Ben S. VanGorden
Liberty Township
Fred C. Baker
St. Clair Township
L. T. Kenney
Katherine Wetzel
Eugene Danner
Middletown Third Ward
van Gorden
Seven St John Graduates Are Feted Tuesday
The annal banquet for graduates of St John s School and their parents was held in the school cafeteria. Rev Fathers Moorman Frommeyer and Jackson spoke. graduates Vera Bennett Pauline Exposito Mary Ann Marcetti Amelia Micomonaco Lois Volarich were named. The group and the juniors plan a Cincinnati Zoo picnic on May 25 and a school picnic on June 1 at Armco Park, sponsored by the St John s PTA.
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St. John’s School
Edward Moorman
James Frommeyer
Rome
John Jackson
Vera Gay Bennett
Pauline Exposito
Mary Ann Marcetti
Amelia Micomonaco
Lois Volarich
Cincinnati Zoo
Armco Park
The
St. John’s
PTA
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