Middletown Teachers Seek $500 Start Pay Increase
Representatives of the Middletown Classroom Teachers Assn ask the Board of Education to raise starting salaries by about $500 and provide $200 yearly increments. The proposed scale would start at $3,800 for inexperienced teachers and rise to $7,000 for those with a master's and 14 years’ experience. The MCTA notes merit rating and tax implications, while noting some teachers may leave if the scale changes. The board will study the proposal after the citizens committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Classroom Teachers Assn
Board of Education
Air
Ewalt
Joseph Woodruff
Clyde Yocum
MCTA
Welfare Committee
Middletown
Hamilton
Citizens Committee
Harry Hadley
Missing Son Located After Mother's Urgent Letter
A Fayetteville mother mailed a letter to Middletown police seeking her missing son. Detective James Howerton traced the man within an hour, informing him his mother was anxious to hear from him. Police Chief Joseph Black confirmed the son is well, recently divorced, law abiding, and employed.
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Middletown
Fayetteville
N.C
James Howerton
Joseph Blackmore
Drivers Charged After Two City Traffic Accidents
Two drivers were cited in Municipal Court after a pair of city traffic mishaps. Oozie Chester and Eliza Brosh collided on Panama Avenue at Hughes Street at 6 30 p m with $550 damage. Wilbur Powell and Chester Griffin were involved in a car truck crash on Yankee Road at 8th Avenue with $350 damage. A third accident involved a mail truck driven by Phil Whisler and a car driven by John Brelsford at Manchester Avenue and Grimes Street with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oozie Chester
Vannest Ave
Eliza Brosh
Elwood St
Panama Avenue
Hughes Street
Wilbur Powell
Franklin Rt. 1
Yankee Road
8Th Avenue
Powell
Chester Griffin
Excello
Phl Whisler
McKinley St
John Brelsford
Jackson St
Manchester Avenue
Grimes Street
At The Movies Showings This Tuesday and Wednesday
Local listings outline film schedules across Paramount Strand Colonial and Dixie Cruise In. Scarlet Hour and The Swan play multiple times Tuesday night at Paramount. Youre Never Too Young Ulysses and Were No Angels Lucy Gallant showings follow. Sam and Abner Abroad Mohawk screenings listed Tuesday and Wednesday with a late Abbott and Costello title on Dixie Cruise In.
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Paramount
Ulysses
Lucy Gallant
Sam and
Abner
Dixie Cruise
Keystone Cops
Lausche Sees No Chance for Presidential Nomination
Gov. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio says his bid is dead for the presidential nomination yet will seek formal nomination at the Democratic national convention in Chicago this August. He confirms attendance and notes he has 54 of Ohio's 58 convention votes pledged as the favorite son. No preconvention meeting of delegates will be held.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Chicago
Lausche
Two Local Men Appear Before Pleas Court
In Butler County Common Pleas Court nine defendants appeared. Paul Lewis of Middletown was sentenced to an indeterminate term at the Ohio Penitentiary for breaking and entering. Wade R. Jackson of Peastown was placed on probation for grand larceny. Russell Thomas Fox of Middletown faced grand larceny charges and was referred for pre-sentence investigation after allegedly stealing brass and bronze castings worth about 20000 from Shortie Bros. Machinery Division. Other Hamilton residents faced varied charges including burglary and forgery with several placed on probation or sent to the penitentiary.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Peasttown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Paul Lewis
Middletown Rt. 1
Ohio Penitentiary
Wade R. Jackson
Russell Thomas Fox
Ottawa St
Fox
Shortie Bros. Machinery
Black Clawson Co
Jackson
Ledford’s
Doc Hollon
Forrest Ave
Franklin
Ray Mitchell
Roland ©. Hall
Lewis Adkins
James R. Rish
Serviceman Jack Berry Arrives in Japan
Jack Berry son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Berry has arrived in Japan where he serves with the 610th Radar Squadron stationed overseas after arriving from the United States.
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Are
Jack Berry
Robert E. Berry
Fleming Rd
Japan
610Th Radar Squadron
Police Briefs: Warrants and Disorderly Conduct Tie Up City Streets
Deputies arrested Albert Angel 43 of 2300 Oneka Ave on a menace and threat warrant. Gerald Schultz 29 of Milan Michigan faced disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges, with officers Ptl. Andrew Stephens and John Crouse 25 of Newark arresting him at Canal Street and Reynolds Avenue. Thomas Shepherd 40 of Somerville Rt. 1 was held last night in the 2100 block of South Avenue on a driving while intoxicated charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Albert Angel
Oneka Ave
Gerald Schultz
Milan
Mich
Ptl
Andrew Stephens
John Crouse
Newark
Canal Street
Reynolds Avenue
Thomas Shepherd
Somerville Rt. 1
South Avenue
Coal-throwing Juveniles Break 20 Glass Panes at Local Supplier
The M. J. Gibbons Supply Co reports 20 glass panes broken by juveniles after last weekend incidents. Sallie Crockeron, 23, of 8th Avenue, was arrested on vagary charges. Willbough Cowgirls, 37, of 1307 Reynolds Avenue, and Worthy Jones, 34, of Box 347 Middletown, were arrested on disorderly conduct charges at Clinton Street and Central Avenue.
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M. J. Gibbons Supply Co
Woodlawn Ave
Sallie Crockeron
8Th Avenue
Willbough
Reynolds Ave
Worthy Jones
Middletown
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
James Bowen Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Charge
James Bowen aged 30 of 811 Yankee Road was arrested yesterday on a disorderly conduct charge.
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James Bowen
Yankee Rd
Middletown Journal Sets Memorial Day Early Edition
The Middletown Journal will publish an early Memorial Day edition with press at noon. Classified ads must be in or phoned by 9 a.m. for tomorrow's issue. News deadlines are 8:30 a.m. for sports 9:30 for society and 10 a.m. for other local news.
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Middletown Journal
Man Bound To Grand Jury For Robbery
Dencil Pusley 20 was bound to the Butler County Grand Jury on a breaking and entering charge for the Mayfield School theft. He pled guilty after a Sunday arrest with a 16 year old Middletown boy. The pair netted $10.90 from a 375 pound safe. Pusley remained jailed on $2,000 bond. The juvenile faces Butler County Juvenile Court. authorities tied the incidents to multiple local break ins, including a stolen car and thefts at several homes.
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Mayfield
Dencil Pusley
Highland Sr
Butler County Grand Jury
Squire Lammie Bailey
Pusley
Middletown
Harry Walsh
Elza Sorrell
Carolina St
Stitt
Fitzgerald
Thieves Steal Loot From Apartment Box
Jewelry and money totaling 142 dollars were stolen from a small metal box in Laura Hensley's apartment at 1366 Central Ave yesterday after noon. Missing items include three wristwatches a black onyx ring and twenty three dollars in dimes. Det. Douglas Barrett led the police inquiry.
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Laura Hensley
Central Ave
Douglas Barrett
Awards Meeting Honors 16 Cubs
Sixteen members of Cub Pack 6 won awards last night during their monthly meeting. Wolf badge winners were Kenny Amburgey, Danny Combs, Dale Carpenter, J. Knight Goodman, Sammy Sato and Micky Philhover. Other awards went to David Clendenin and Billy Landen, gold arrows, Ricky Dearth, bear badge and gold arrow, Paul Hilton and Bobby Connley, lion badge, Bobby Nelson and Stanley Shepherd, wolf badge and gold and silver arrows, Joe Shepherd, wolf badge and gold arrow, Bobby Klamp, first year service pin, and Charles Hilton, three-year service pin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore were appointed to head a committee for county fair activities Aug. 24. Mrs. Gladys Shepherd and Mrs. Helen Mohn were winners of a hat modeling event.
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Cub Pack 6
Kenny Amburgey
Danny Combs
Dale Carpenter
J. Knight Goodman
Sammy Sato
Micky Philhover
David Clendenin
Billy Landen
Ricky Dearth
Paul Hilton
Bobby Connley
Bobby Nelson
Stanley Shepherd
Joe Shepherd
Bobby Klamp
Estate of Jergens Official Valued at 2 414 084
In Cincinnati Probate Court the estate of Frank C. Adams former executive vice president of the Andrew Jergens Co. was valued at 2 414 084. Adams died February 26. The inventory lists stocks and bonds with most of the wealth left to relatives or their heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank C. Adams
Andrew Jergens Co
Adams
NLRB Tables Aeronca Vote Amid UAW Charges
The NLRB refuses to certify Aeronca’s January 18 employee election in Middletown plants pending a hearing on UAW CIO charges. A regional hearing officer will resolve objections filed by the UAW CIO. The Aeronca Independent Union won the vote 705 to 457 over the UAW CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
Aeronca
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Middletown-area
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
United Auto Workers
Cincinnati
Middletown
UAW
Aeronca Independent Union
Charles M. Ryan
Ryan
Aeronca Independent
Taw-Cio
Independent Union
Uaw-Cio
Compan
Interventor
The
Jack Linzie
Dayton Man Has Driving Right Curbed
Dayton man Carl Ray Brock 28 had driving rights suspended for three years by Municipal Judge J. T. Riley on a driving while intoxicated charge. Brock was fined 200 dollars and costs and given a three day jail term. An additional charge of no operator's license was held in abeyance. Three Dayton residents Julia Stone Charles Armstrong and Marjorie Fields were fined 15 dollars and costs for fishing without a license.
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Franklin
Dayton
J. T. Riley
Carl Ray Brock
Brock
Julia Stone
Charles Armstrong
Marjorie Fields
Probation for assault case with suspended sentence
Harry Weaver 46 of 16 Cedar St was placed on probation after a court found him guilty of assault and battery Judge Riley imposed 100 dollars and costs and a 30 day jail term but suspended both the fine and the sentence on good behavior Robert Mahomney 29 of Miamisburg received a 25 dollar fine and costs plus a revocation of driving privileges for reckless operation Earl Hayes 48 of West Middletown was fined 15 dollars and costs for driving on the wrong side of the road A charge of assault and battery against Silar Bryant of Franklin was dismissed and Chester Raines 32 of Dayton was fined 50 dollars and costs for improper operation
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Harry Weaver
Cedar St
Riley
Weaver
Robert Mahomney
Miamisburg
Earl Hayes
West Middletown
Silar Bryant
Franklin
Chester Raines
Dayton
Bond forfeitures include listed Detroit and Franklin residents
The report lists bond forfeitures for Lin gar Davis of Detroit aged 49 with $15, Charles Gampher 18 of 992 E. 4th St. with $15, Nelson Scholl 41 of Franklin Rt. 1 with $15, Gilbert Rivers 26 of Middletown with $15, Bobby Smith 24 of Dayton with $15, Jack Braden 24 of Franklin Rt. 1 with $25, Jack Wilson 17 of 804 4th St. with $15, and Raymond Lafferty 27 of 345 Deardoff Rd. with $15.
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Lingar Davis
Detroit
Charles Gampher
E. 4Th St
Nelson Scholl
Franklin Rt
Gilbert Rivers
Middletown
Bobby Smith
Dayton
Jack Braden
Jack Wilson
4Th St
Raymond Lafferty
Deardoff Rd
Pinball Operators Challenge City Ordinance In Court
Columbus pinball machine operators and Associated Vending Machine Inc asked Common Pleas Court to deem the citys ordinance prohibiting machines unconstitutional. They argue the regulatory law is invalid after the May 14 council action shifting from prohibitory to regulatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Associated Vending Machine, Inc
Aeronca Union Leader Resigns Amid Shakeup
Bill Woollums of Franklin resigns as president of the Aeronca Independent Union and will leave Aeronca Manufacturing Plant 1 in Germantown Road. Vice president Arnold Buchanan also resigns. no successor named. Woollums cited the search for a better job for his family after winning the post Feb 9 by 540 to 496 over Rex Marshall.
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Bill Woollums
W. 3Rd St
Franklin
Aeronca Independent Union
Woollums
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Plant
Germantown Road
Arnold Buchanan
West Elkton
Independent Union
Don de Frates
Paul Young
Norval van Cleve
Union
Buchanan
Aeronca
The
Enis Marshall
Broad St
Rex Marshall
Plant 2
Hamilton Woman Dies Of Burns
An 82-year-old Hamilton woman Miss Mary F. Goebel of 30 N. D Street died at Mercy Hospital from burns over more than 80 percent of her body suffered Saturday when her clothing caught fire from papers burning in her basement. Dr. Garret J. Boone Butler County coroner said the injuries were first second and third degree. Her brother Leonard Goebel found her after the accident. Services for Miss Goebel are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Mary F. Goebel
N. D St
Mercy Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Leonard Goebel
Man Fined on Gun Threat Charge at Arraignment
Herbert Fletcher of Oxford State Road was fined $25 and court costs and given a suspended 90 day jail term at arraignment before Squire Lammie Bailey on a menace and threat charge after allegedly threatening Paul Perdue with a gun Saturday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fletcher
Oxford State Road
Lammie Bailey
Fletcher
Paul Perdue
Hearing delayed for 38 year old assault case
A hearing for Ralph Ashley of Trenton Rt 1 on assault with intent to commit rape involving a 13 year old Middletown girl was continued from yesterday until 6 p.m. June 2 in Bailey's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ashley
Trenton Rt. 1
Middletown
Bailey’s Court
Dayton Rabbi to Speak at Cincinnati Institute Event
Rabbi Selwyn D. Duslander of Dayton will deliver the sermon at the consecration service of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati. Duslander is noted as a graduate of the college institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Selwyn D. Duslander
Dayton
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Ruslander
College Institute
New York Central Xplorer Promises Luxurious Ride
The Xplorer is New York Central's light weight train with a low center of gravity and quiet air suspension. It offers decorator interiors automatic climate control reclining foam seats and in-seat snacks from the Cruisin Susan while allowing smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Susan
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