Rain Induced Floods Highlight Sewers Need in Middletown
City Manager H W Starick cites heavy Friday rains that flooded basements and streets, with raw sewage backing up near Minnesota Street and Seventeenth Avenue. He says only extension of Lakeside sewer and overall sewer improvement program can solve the problem and fund via a sewer service charge. 2.80 inches fell, one of the heaviest rainfalls this period.
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Middletown
H. W. Starick
Starick
Minnesota St
Seventeenth Ave
Grand Ave
Harlan Park
Wildwood
Lakeside
Three Year Old Takes Early Morning Naked Walk
A three and a half year old girl, wearing only a belt, walked from Lafayette Avenue to Minnesota Avenue and Eighteenth Avenue before being found by Mrs. Kate Hardeman. Police took the child home and suggested spring may trigger more lost child reports.
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Lafayette Ave
Minnesota Ave
Eighteenth Ave
Kate Hardeman
Eighth Ave
Driver Finds Back Seat Fire Believed A Prank
Dale Klaber of Pennyroyal Hill found his car back seat ablaze early Sunday after a prank at Franklin High School alumni dance. He drove to the Franklin Fire Department at 8:30 a.m. and the blaze was not extinguished before arrival.
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Franklin
Dale Klaber
Pennyroyal Hill
Klaber
Franklin ‘Fire Department
Franklin High School
Driver Arrested in Franklin for DWI Charge
Albert Hipsher, 44, of Franklin Route 2, was arrested at 2 a.m. Sunday by State Highway Patrolmen and charged with physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. He posted a $125 bond and is slated to appear in Franklin Municipal Court before Judge J. T. Riley at 4 p.m. today.
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Franklin
Albert Hipsher
Franklin Route 2
Franklin Municipal
J. T. Riley
Loveland Father Is Ruled Sane
Fred Lee Cramer Jr a 29 year old Loveland route dman accused of second degree murder in the death of his 16 month old stepson Freddie Ray has been found sane after tests at Lima State Hospital He is being returned to Lebanon to face charges from a Warren County grand jury His not guilty plea stands and a trial date is expected this week in Common Pleas Court Judge Alton F Brown presiding
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Lebanon
Fred Lee Cramer, Jr
Loveland Routedman
Lima State Hospital
Warren County
Gerald Couden
al Schwartz
Grand Jury
Freddie Ray
Cramer
Alton F. Brown
Common Pleas Court
Armco Sues U.S. Steel Over Metal Coating Patents
Armco Steel Corp files a federal suit in Pittsburgh for infringement of three patents by United States Steel Co. The patents by Tadeusz Sendzimir cover zinc and aluminum coated steel, with Armco claiming exclusive rights for zinc and aluminum coated material and noting four coating lines in Middletown and Butler, PA. Armco licensed Inland Steel in 1950 to produce zinc coated steel under these patents.
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Armco Steel Corporation
United States Steel Company
Pittsburgh
W. W. Sebald
Armco
Tadeusz Sendzimir
Sebald
Middletown
Butler
Inland Steel Company
At The Movies Showings This Week
Paramount screens Mac ao at 1 45 3 06 5 55 7 45 9 40 p.m. Strand presents Desert Pursuit at 1 35 3 50 6 25 a.m. 9 05 p.m. Outlaw Women at 2 35 3 10 7 45 10 15 p.m.
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Paramount
Macao
Strand
Desert Pursuit
Outlaw
To Sell Your Home Trailer See Mr Adams Middletown
A local classified notice advertises sale of a mobile home at Middletown’s Engle's Corner trailer park on State Route 4, directing interested buyers to Mr Adams for details.
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MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle's Corner
Chief Newkirk in Fair Condition After Chase Incident
Assistant Police Chief Joseph Newkirk, hospitalized at Middletown Hospital for a heart ailment, was reported in fair condition after chasing a reckless driver. He may have overtaxed himself but hopes to return soon. Newkirk, who first fell ill last August, lives at 1404 Yankee Rd in the city.
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Joseph Newkirk
Middletown Hospital
Fourteenth Ave
Verity Pkvy
Newkirk
Yankee Rd
Kindness and sympathy urged as path to problems
Rev Howard M Stone of Irvington Presbyterian Indianapolis told Middletown High seniors that kindness and sympathy are the answer to corruption, hate and war. He warned alcoholism and urged love, prayer, and a Christian resolve to guide graduates.
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Howard M. Stone
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Middletown High School
Stone
Middletown High
Jamestown College
North Carolina
Christ
Break-ins Linked to Juvenile Suspects at Local Sites
City police investigated three weekend burglaries at American Legion Post 218 Middletown High School and Middletown Public Library. Juvenile-appearing break-ins targeted the high school and library, while the Legion scene showed more professional effort with a broken kitchen window and a removed cash drawer. Evidence includes burned cardboard used for light and a Hospital campaign headquarters basement hint. no library items were taken.
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American Legion
South Main St
Middletown High School
Middletown Public Library
Herbert Frazier
Legion Taproom
Memorial 4 Parade Registrations At Blythe Williams Post
Blythe-Williams Post 231 and its auxiliary urge all members to register at the post on Eighth Ave from 7 to 9 p m today Tuesday or Wednesday. Commander William Commodore said other Legion business will be handled during those hours as the post has been closed for 10 days. Plans for the May 30 Revue and Dance at Armco Center are complete featuring an all girl band a dance quartet and other entertainers.
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Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Eighth Ave
William Commodore
Commodore
Armco Center
Girl Scouts Filler-Inner Ends Service in Middletown
Mrs Dorothy Davison longtime Middletown Girl Scout volunteer administrator ends her stint as council assistant after assisting Sam Ingwersen field director since November. She returns to South Miami Florida tomorrow and will visit a daughter in Illinois before resuming her Florida home.
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Middletown
Girl Scout Council
Dorothy Davison
Ilinois
Florida
Davison
Sam Ingwersen
UNESCO Liaison to Speak at Diocesan Meeting
Alexander J. Lambriaud UNESCO liaison officer will address the women's auxiliary regional meeting at the Church of the Ascension on Tuesday at 1 15 p.m. The event will be opened to the public due to the notable speaker.
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Alexander J. Lambriaud
Unesco
Woman’s Auxiliary
Southern
Ohio
Church of the Ascension
Worker Hurt in Pit Fall at Armco East Works
Tony Krizan Sr 61 of 332 Vanderveer St suffered serious injuries when a crane bucket cable snapped while he steadied the bucket from a pit at Armco East Works at 3 am He fell 25 feet into the pit breaking a leg and possibly sustaining internal injuries His condition is serious at Middletown Hospital.
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Armco
East Works
Tony Krizan, Sr
Vanderveer St
Krizan
Middletown Hospital
Kiddies Day Picnic Plans Set At Salvation Army Event
Final plans for the June 11 Kiddies Day picnic at LeSourdsville Lake were completed by the Salvation Army general committee. General chairman W. N. McCoy said the groundwork is laid and remaining tasks will be handled by members and sub committees.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Civic Association
W. N. McCoy
Two Escape Drowning As Boat Capsizes Near Kings Mills Dam
In the Little Miami River near the Kings Mills Dam two South Lebanon men narrowly escaped drowning when their flat-bottomed rowboat capsized. W. Rowland, 23, reached the river bank. Stanley Rogers, 29, was marooned from midnight to 4 a.m. Clinging to a willow, he was rescued by Sheriff Gerald W. Couden and volunteers with a 125 foot rope. They had been trot line fishing with an outboard motor when the mishap occurred.
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Lebanon
South Lebanon
Little Miami
Kings Mills
W. &. Rowland
Stanley Rogers
Rogers
Gerald W. Couden
Rowland
Couden
Police Briefs Report Multiple Arrests and Warrants
Police report include Escue Broughton 39 charged with operating a vehicle under the influence at Fifth Ave and Main. James Turner 37 arrested on assault and battery warrant. Roy Hensley 29 released on 10 bond to face a procession driving charge. Artie Bush 27 and Ray Wasson 23 arrested for disorderly conduct near Central Ave. Bitchie Chaney reports stolen iron post. William Gipson 32 released on 50 bond for license violation. Louie Daniel 23 charged with disorderly conduct at a Ninth Ave address. Juanita Brewer 20 facing court order violation after cafe pick up. Raymond Wright 30 arrested on fraud warrant at metrics address.
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Escue Broughton
Garden St
Fifth Ave
Main St
Roy Hensley
Florence St
Artie Bush
Germantown
Ray Wasson
Trenton Rd
Central Ave
William C. Gipson
East Fifth St
Dayton
Louie
Daniel
Belvidere St
Ninth Ave
Juanita Brewer
Minnesota Ave
Intruder Breaks Into Maple Park School With Sledge Hammer
Deputy Gustin says a man with keys entered through an east side window at Maple Park School and used a sledge hammer to batter the principal's office door. Damage may total $200. no theft reported. Matches lit the scene. a safe appears untouched.
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Maple Park
Loren Gustin
Gustin
Reserve Officers Association to hear Lt Col Turner address Miami U group
RCA members will hear pro fessor of air science and tactics Lt Col Lewis M. Turner of Miami University speak at the Reserve Officers Association meeting. The gathering is set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Colony.
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Lewis M. Turner
Miami U
Reserve Officer's Association
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Godiva
Loveland
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Nancy Sherman
Adolph Hitler
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D. R. Baker
Middle Town Hospital
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Moore Street
Colored News
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Girl Scouts
Armrel Paving Company
James L. Turner
Garfield St
Bitchie Chaney
Raymond Wright
Sycamore St
Defraud
William T. Ferguson
Herman Miller
Ottawa St
N. Clinton St
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Florist Telegraph Delivery Assn
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DIAL
RCA
N. Main St
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