Indiana Man Fined Waives Extradition In Burglary Case
An Indiana man waived extradition in municipal court on burglary charges. Williams Beinitz of Portage was fined and jailed on fraud and assault counts with sentences suspended if he stays out of Ohio. Other defendants faced auto theft, assault and battery, petit larceny, and disorderly conduct charges with various fines and suspended terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. T. Lamb
Williams Beinitz
Portage
Ind
Indianapolis
Lamb
Beinitz
Ohio
Parkway
Verity Parkway
Gladys Chaney
Tyron Daniels
Dayton
Butler County Grand Jury
Faye W. Buckley
Charles W. McIlvain
Hughes St
Flemming Road
Linda Hedger
McIlvain
Jacquiline Levesque
Oxford State Road
Wallace J. Dickey
N. East St
Lebanon
James E. Brate Jr
Crawford St
Wesley D. Frisch
Franklin - Trenton Road
Walter E. Gross
Pershing Ave
Mueller Brass Co
Lafayette Avenue
John Tucker
18Th Ave
Alphonse Bigby
17Th Ave
Sterling Jackson
Garden Ave
Daniel S. Hall
Calumet Ave
Laura Moon
Riverview Ave
Raleigh Bailey
Morgan St
Lowell T. Fultz
Forrest Ave
Calvary Cemetery Service Set for Memorial Day
Memorial Day services scheduled at Calvary Cemetery on Clark Street at 9 a.m. Prayers will be offered and members of the American Legion will fire a salute to honor the war dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Cemetery
Clark Street
American Legion
Lippmann Ends Regular Newspaper Column Work
Walter Lippmann, 77, longtime columnist of 36 years, announces he will stop regular newspaper pieces. In his final installment he cites relief from tracking daily political details and White House blood pressure as his reason. He plans to write occasionally for newspapers in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Walter Lippmann
White House
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Lippmann
New York World Journal Tribune
New York Herald Tribune
California votes to count ballots simultaneously
The California Senate approved a bill 22 to 0 requiring all ballots to be counted at the same time regardless of poll closing. The measure moves to Governor Reagan. Senator George E. Danielson said it would prevent news media from predicting results before some polls close. Polls close at 8 p.m. in large cities and earlier elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Senate
Ronald Reagan
George E. Danielson
Los Angeles
Courthouse to Close for Memorial Day in Butler County
Butler County Courthouse offices will be closed Tuesday in observance of Memorial Day. Administrative assistant Chester A. Raynak announced the closure to county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler Count
Chester A. Raynak
Butler County
Migrant children prove ambition knows no bounds in Ohio City
Ohio City's lone migrant school hosts 27 students ages 5 to 13 for a May to June program beneath the gymnasium stands. Teachers say the mix of ages and constant travel shapes their learning, with Title One funding and shared texts used to keep pace with peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio City
Ohio
William B. Campbell
Robert Lybarger
Campbell
Lybarger
Williams
Michael Biro
Tomorrow Promises Hospitality and Growth for Estrellita Day
Sunday outlined as perfect for family gatherings and gifts with travel and romance favored. The birthday reader may plan long term gains through December with advised restraint in November and December and a strong four month cycle starting next March for assets. A Monday follow up emphasizes recognition and career strides with similar financial guidance and romance focus through the year.
Start On Hamilton Campus Assured At Miami University
Construction on the Miami University Hamilton branch is assured after bids for the first two buildings and related work came in under estimates. Apparent low bids total 2,801,274 with Knowlton Construction Co of Bellefontaine at 1,744,400 for plumbing and site work, Brown's Plumbing Co of Hamilton for heating and plumbing at 701,? not provided, Campbell Electric Co of Hamilton at 296,630 for electrical work, and The Miller Co of Piqua at 58,500 for laboratory equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Hamilton
Knowlton Construction Co
Bellfontaine
Brown's Plumbing Co
Campbell Electric Co
the Miller Co
Piqua
Greeks Free 270 Political Prisoners in Coup Aftermath
The Greek military regime announced the release of 270 political prisoners rounded up as leftists during the April 21 coup. It is the second group freed in 10 days from Yioura island, where about 6,000 detainees are held. About 250 were freed May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Aegean
Yioura
Tonight's TV Highlights with Classic and New Shows
TV listings include an all new outdoor variety with Bobby Hackett and Dick Roman on 7 30, Get Smart rerun at 8 30 on channel 5, Mission Impossible rerun on channels 7 and 9, Come September on channels 5 and 22, Piccadilly Palace with Tom Jones and The Hollies at 9 30 on channels 2 and 12, Pistols n Petticoats rerun on 9, and Gun Smoke on channel 7 9 for a poker loan mishap plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Gleason
Bobby Hackett
Cornet
Dick Roman
Charlie Ventura
Piccadilly Palace
Tom Jones
the Hollies
Pistols
N’ Petticoats
Grandma Hanks
Wretched
Hidden Cache of Notes Finds Value in Quiet Home
A long overlooked residence yields a stash of documents and small treasures revealing local history. Researchers identify personal letters and photos that illuminate past community life and notable residents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krogers
S. Main Street
WPFB
Robo
North
Verity Park
McDonald's
Phillips
Thomas Farquer
Howard Ave
Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
Carl Shupert
Don Osborne
Farquer
Armco
Middletown, Ohio
Estrellita
Miami Valley
Anchester
Paul D. Galeese
Wow
AAA
Auto Club
N. Verity Parkway
Belvedere
Gorry
Maxwell
Rock Hudson
Marshal Dillon
Festus
Dodgers
Giants
U.S
K’s
Union Sanitery
Dunlop
Coryene Teeries
Canvesser
Lewis J. Purdy
Middletown
Beech
Dohn Hardware
Jim Clark
Clark
Truesdell
Herb Dome
Grove
Jacoby
Coles Rd
Dixie Highway
Hom’s
Texaco
N. Verity
P & G Texaco Service
Oxford State Rd
Charlies Texaco Service
S. Breiel
Fields Texaco Service
Yankee Rd
Gross Texaco Service
S. Breiel Blvd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!