City Bingo Squabble Stirs Middletown Hall
City building hallways buzz as Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a bingo night, despite Gov. O Neill crackdown branding all bingo as gambling. Police Chief Blackmore halted games. court says charitable bingo not gambling, leaving the city mum except for City Manager Thompson who declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game ‘ Sensen
of Eagles
K. of C. Hall
C. William O'Neill
Thorities
Joseph B. [Blackmore
Middletown
Montgomery County
Independent Union Holds Advantage Windsor Says
Ed Windsor of the Armco Employees’ Independent Federation told 500 at a Manchester Hotel meeting that independence yields better pay, longer vacations, higher sick benefits, and lower dues than the United Steelworkers. He contrasted 60-40 cost sharing with the national union, noted no retroactive pay during a five week strike, and touted a union shop absence locally.
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National Union
Armco
AEIF
Ed Windsor
Manchester
Windsor
United Steelworkers
Ellow
Middetown
Congress Seeks Spending Control with Foreign Aid Debate
Senate Foreign Relations hearings probe Eisenhower foreign aid totaling about 3.87 billion. Senators Mansfield and Humphrey push for congressional oversight of military and economic aid, including a development loan fund, while Morse and Kennedy oppose continuing authority that could hide loan allocations from Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Mansfield
D-Mont
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asst
Mansfield D. Sprague
Cancer Chapter Urged To Fill Full-Time Job
Mrs. Jerry Ahler, Ohio field representative for the National Cancer Society, urged Middletown chapter to hire an executive secretary to provide cancer help and information. She warned one in six deaths are cancer and one in four will have it, stressing early detection as the cure. The chapter aims to equip Middletown Hospital for thorough examinations and notes Columbus hosts a similar center for patient referrals.
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Jerry Ahler
Ohio
National Cancer Society
Middletown
Manchester
Ahler
Adler
Middletown Hospital
Arthur Harvey
Columbus
Police Briefs Report Careless Driving Arrests
Officers arrested Raymond Stephens 24 of 2856 Wilbraham Rd in the 900 block of 4th Avenue on careless driving and no operator's license charges and held on a probation warrant for contempt. Estil Martin 40 of Rt 1 West Liberty Ky was arrested in the 600 block of Catalpa Drive on a conversion warrant involving a 1951 model car.
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Raymond Stephens
Wilbraham Rd
4Th Avenue
Butler County
Estil Martin
Rt. 1
West Liberty
Catalpa Drive
Pearlie Martin
Tandy Centers Faces Forgery Charge InWarrant
Tandy Centers, 50, arrested Wednesday on intoxication and jailed on a $52 check forgery warrant filed by Bige Marshall in city jail. Police report youths damaged mailboxes on Dix Road during the night in the 1800 block.
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Tandy
Catalpa Dr
Bige Marshall
Dix Road
Stolen items report to city police yesterday
The thefts reported include a purse with keys papers and $2 from Mrs Allan Wombold 110 Moore St two hub caps from Emmett Gross 19 McKinley St a power mower valued about 40 from Carl Norris 615 7th Ave four hubcaps from Steve Shopinski Manchester Hotel and two hubcaps from Fred Moore 819th Ave
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Allan Wombold
Moore St
Emmett Gross
McKinley St
Carl Norris
7Th Ave
Steve Shopinski
Manchester Hotel
Fred Moore
JA Award Broadcast Delayed One Week
NBC in New York announced a one week delay of the Monitor broadcast revealing the $4 800 Junior Achievement scholarship winner Miss Patricia Averdick of Middletown. The tape recording from her home will air at 8 10 a m on June 1.
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Patricia Averdick
Middletown
NBC
New York
Dad's Letter Worth Reading
Elmira news tells of an 18-year-old son jailed and a soul-searching letter from his father. The father posts bail, and the pair go away for a man-to-man talk, the Associated Press notes.
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Elmira
N. Y
Associated Press
Miami Dean Glos Named Butler County Torch Club President
Dean Ray Glos of Miami University School of Business Administration was named president of the Butler County Torch Club at its final meeting of the season. He succeeds H. H. Lawrence. Also elected were John D. Andrews first vice president Dr. Ross A. Hill second vice president and Dr. Joseph Seibert secretary treasurer. Lawrence spoke on college enrollment building needs and funds in a paper titled High Education Where Are We Going. Lawrence also reported on the club’s Norfolk Virginia international convention. The group will reconvene in September with a Hamilton meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Glos
Miami University School of Business Administration
Butler County
Torch Club
Dean Glos
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
John D. Andrews
Hamilton
Ross A. Hill
Middletown
Joseph Seibert
Miami University
Lloyd Goggin
Miami
Norfolk
Lawrence
Scrap Hauler Loses Load on Hill Avenue
Middletown police responded to Hill Avenue yesterday morning where a man’s scrap iron load was ordered off his truck at the curb amid a complaint tied to the Junior Chamber of Commerce cleanup drive. Officers also checked two scrap complaints at a local yard and a Bexley Drive pickup man seen going through scrap left for the Jaycees, with no suspect found.
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Middletown
Ptl
Clarence Bailey
Hill Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Rege
Jaycees
Bexley Drive
Kiwanis Tour Of Shartle Plant In Middletown
Local Kiwanians were guests of Harry Martin plant manager at Shartle Bros Division Black Clawson Co for a tour of the Middletown paper machinery plant yesterday afternoon. The group was escorted through the company after its luncheon meeting arranged by Heinie Pippert the retired plant manager.
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Harry Martin
Shartle Bros
Black Clawson Co
Middletown
Manchester
Henry (Heinie) Pippert
Shartle's
New Section Opens At Middletown Hospital
Patients move into the 20 bed West 2 unit at Middletown Hospital after remodeling of the old administrative area. East 2 will receive future renovations as plans include a public open house Sunday June 16. A new public snack bar is due to be completed by next week.
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Middletown Hospital
West 2
East 2
James Elder
Elder
Five Minor Traffic Mishaps Reported by Middletown Police
Five minor traffic mishaps were investigated by Middletown police yesterday with no injuries. Incidents involved Ralph Williams and Richard Welch at Central Avenue and Clinton Street causing $90 damage, Jesse Peebles and Mildred Harris at Cherry Street and Lafayette Avenue causing $10 damage, Ellen Pratt and Linda Blankenship on S Veri ty Parkway causing $40 damage, Robert Cast and George Staley at Central Avenue and Grimes Street causing $50 damage, and a driver with an unknown name and Jack Combs at Howard Avenue and S Sutphin Street causing minor damage.
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Middletown
Ralph Williams
Bellomonte St
Richard Welch
Wyoming
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Jesse Peebles
Minnesota St
Mildred Harris
S. Broad St
Cherry Street
Lafayette Avenue
Ellen Pratt
Florence St
Linda Blankenship
Ellen Dr
S. Verity Parkway
Robert Cast
U.S. 25
George Staley
Elmo Pi
Grimes Street
Jack Combs
Wilbraham Rd
Howard Avenue
S. Sutphin Street
Penney's False Alarm at Local Store
Firefighters from Companies 1 2 the ladder company and the emergency squad answered a false alarm at the J C Penney store 1125 Central Ave at 7 35 am today. They forced entry through a cracked ground floor window but found no fire after a quick building check caused by a faulty alarm.
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Ladder Company
J. C. Penney Co
Central Ave
Covington Crash Kills Woman on Dixie Highway
Kenton County police said a two car collision on the Dixie Highway south of Covington killed Mrs. Esther Elliott, 43, of Cincinnati. Four others were injured. A car driven by Glenn Douglass, 29, of Cincinnati, crossed a yellow line and struck the Elliott vehicle driven by Leo Elliott, 46. Douglass was charged with manslaughter.
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Covington
Dixie Highway
Here
Esther Elliott
Cincinnati
Kenton County
Glenn Douglass
Elliott
Leo
Douglass
Toledoan Replaces Hook On Stock Board
John D. Biggers of Toledo replaces Charles R. Hook as a public director of the New York Stock Exchange. The office was created in 1938 to bring closer understanding of the public viewpoint to the exchange board.
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Toledoan
John D. Biggers
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Toledo
Charles R. Hook
Armco Board
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange Board
Go Go Go All Night Prom Jubilee At Middletown High
Middletown High School hosts the junior senior prom and Prom Jubilee from midnight to dawn. Candidates for king and queen include Carol Burns Lynne Lawson Betsy Little Carolyn Wicoff Jay Byrd Dick Henry Mike Lawson and Sam McAdow Jr. The event opens with a Paramount Theater film premiere then motorcade to LeSourdsville Lake for more dancing with Buddy Morrow Orchestra. A Jubilee Star Contest awards prizes based on jingles. The night ends with breakfast at LeSourdville dining room. the event supports student activities since 1953.
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Middletown High School
Carol Burns
Lynne Lawson
Betsy Little
Carolyn Wicoff
Jay Byrd
Dick Henry
Mike Lawson
Sam McAdow Jr
Paramount Theater
LeSourdsville Lake
Stardust Gardens
Buddy Morrow
LeSourdsville
Sullivan to Emcee Teen Show on WCPO
Larry Sullivan of 120 Iglehart St will emcee the TV Dance Party on WCPO. A Cincinnati College Conservatory student and Middletown High School alum, he makes his first appearance on the 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. show tomorrow after Army service on Okinawa.
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Larry Sullivan
Iglehart St
Cincinnati
WCPO
Sullivan
Walford Sullivan
Cincinnati College Conservatory
Dottie Mack
Middletown High School
Miami University
Okinawa
119 Badges Awarded To Scouts In Troop 125 Ceremony
Nineteen Girl Scouts from Troop 125 received the Curved Bar award requirements during a court of awards at the First Presbyterian Church. Badge-earners include Becky, Paige, Vickki, Carol Coburn, Judy Davis, Verry Faggett, Marianna Jacobs, and others. ceremony followed a mother daughter tea with organizers Mrs. Garrett Phillips and Mrs. James Davis.
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Becky Aspen Paige Anderson
Vickki Beeley
Carol Coburn
Judy Davis
Verry Faggett
Carol Jean Haskin
Marianna Jacobs
Jane, Pene
Posey Lorig
Sharon Melampy
Judy McCutcheon
Ann Perkins
Elaine Perkins
Ann Nardin
Kathy Phillips
Mary Helen Tyson
Judy Voegele
Pauline Woodrey
Syrian Troops to Quit Jordan at King Hussein Request
Damascus says Syria will withdraw its forces from northern Jordan after a request by King Hussein. The troops have been in Jordan since last fall to deter Israeli attacks and protect the kingdom.
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Damascus
Syria
Jordan
Hussein
Limousine Named for Limousin Province in France
The term limousine derives from the Limousin region in France, a province located south of Paris, describing the distinctive style of the vehicle.
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Limousine
Limousin
Paris
Balcony Fire At Franklin Floral Shop Sparked By Bare Wire
Franklin firemen responded to a balcony fire above the Floral and Gift Shoppe at Main and 2nd streets. A bare electric wire feeding a neon sign touched the iron railing, igniting a small blaze quickly extinguished with minor loss.
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Franklin
Franklin Floral & Gift
Main
2Nd Streets
Christine Gabbard
Jack Shotwell
Middletown Toastmasters Honor Best Speaker and Improvements
Frank Thomas of Dayton Toastmasters acted as critic for Middletown meeting where Don Gephart named best speaker. John Dobrozi, noted as most improved, and Dr. Richard Hasemeier voted best critic. Robert McConaughy chaired, Ed Chamberlain spoke on Past Presidents. calls for new members via John Domanick.
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Frank Thomas
Dayton Toastmasters Club
Middletown Club
Don Gephart
John Dobrozsi
Richard Hasemeier
Robert McConaughy
Ed Chamberlain
Dayton Club
Toastmasters Club
John Domanick
Safety Men Tour Shartle Brothers Plant
Twelve members of Middletown Safety Council industrial division inspected Shartle Brothers plant yesterday and held their monthly meeting. Vice chairman Robert Mann presided in chairman J L Giles absence and appointed William Oliver to work with Dean Girton to set next year’s budget. They discussed unusual accidents including a caustic burn and a chemical reaction creating poisonous gas. The plant showed marked improvement in housekeeping since the last inspection ten months ago. Next industrial division meeting is 10 a.m. Thursday June 27. An Armco Steel coke plant tour is planned, and a joint Middletown Hamilton groups meeting will be June 19 at LeSourdsville Lake with Giles and Mann on a panel.
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Middletown Safety Council
Shartle Brothers
Robert Mann
J. L. Giles
William Oliver
Safety Council
Dean Girton
Armco Steel Corp
Two Middletown Teens Arrested For Car Theft
Two teen aged Middletown area boys were arrested at their homes by sheriff deputies on charges of stealing a car owned by Mary Griggs of 3214 Morgan Street. The car was found abandoned after a pursuit. they admitted taking parts from a car owned by Edgar Miller of 1310 Pershing Avenue and were turned over to juvenile authorities in Hamilton.
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Middletown Area
Sheriff's
Mary Griggs
Morgan St
Edgar Miller
Pershing Ave
Hamilton
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ED Edmiston
City Building
Charles Thompson
Holstein
Roy A. Burkhardt
First Community Church
Union Blood Bank
Dave Bailey
Scott Banks
Joe Gividen
Middletown Works Management
Jim Blevins
The
Ernest B. Vaccaro
United States
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
D-Mass
Hollister
Treasury
Aya
PST
Sigped de
Melody
Miami Dean Torch Club President
Kiwanis Tours
Shartle Plant
Penney
Holy Trinity Church
Howard C.P
Holy Cross Monastery
Prom
Jubilee
Toastmasters
Shartle
Middletown Industrial Division
Hamilton Industrial Group
Giles and
Mann
NEW — Modern
Streifthaus
Grimes
First National Bank
Trust Department
Banks—Saver
Sutphin
Central
Armco East Gate
Trenton
Monroe
Lawrence Welk
WPFB
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