Middletown Hospital expansion urged by Cleveland Fed figures
The May Business Review from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland argues Middletown and surrounding areas must expand hospital facilities. It notes 22 percent population growth from 1940 to 1950, a 120 percent rise in hospital admissions, and strong local wealth gains indicating the area can afford a $2,000,000 expansion now.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Cleveland Reserve Bank
Middletown- Hamilton
Ohio
Fresh Air Camp Dorm Dedication Saturday
The Fresh Air Camp dedicates its new dormitory with a 3 p.m. Saturday ceremony led by Rev. Sylvester Huser and a plaque unveiling revealed by Ben Bender. The event includes camp alumni and civic leaders as special groups and ends with an open house.
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Fresh Air
Sylvester Huser
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Walter Sooy
Gardner Board
Carton
Sey
Gardner Board and Carton Company
E. T. Gardner
Calvin Verity
Middletown
Ben Bender
The
Civic Association
Ove Herbig
City Ordered To Seek Sewage Discharge Permit
Middletown must apply for a permit to discharge sewage into the Great Miami River by September 27 1952. City manager H W Starick said a letter from Dr John D Porterfield urged a July 27 1952 filing to allow review time under new anti pollution rules and potential plant construction obligations.
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Middletown
Miami River
H. W. Starick
John D. Porterfield
State Department of Health
Water Pollution Control Board
General Assembly
Starick
Ten Cent Blaze Damages Park Street Sidewalk
Fire at 8:45 am caused damage when paper atop a freshly poured sidewalk ignited by oil warning flares at Park Street and Second Avenue. One firefighter used a single extinguisher to bring the blaze under control.
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Park St
Second Ave
World War II displacement crisis in Europe overwhelms housing
In Europe during World War II, ten people were displaced for every one who remained housed, creating a massive homelessness challenge as armies moved and borders shifted. Authorities struggled to provide shelter while refugees faced uncertain futures across multiple nations.
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Europe
Case Against Hamilton Legion Is Dismissed
The Ohio State Liquor Board dismissed a citation against American Legion Lewis Whittaker Post 520 in Hamilton Ohio a private club at 517 South Monument Ave. The charge involved Sunday sales and sales to non members.
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Ohio State Liquor Board
American Legion
Lewis Whittaker
Hamilton
South Monument Ave
First sarus crane hatch at Philadelphia Zoo
A sarus crane chick hatched at the Philadelphia Zoo during the weekend of July 21, becoming possibly the first in the United States. The newborn is about nine inches tall, while its parents stand roughly six feet.
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United States
Philadelphia Zoo
Public sale listed to collect back taxes owed by Beckmans
Notice posted at the City Building announces a public auction for a 1950 Buick Estate Wagon to satisfy $47,425.06 in back income taxes owed by Joseph and Margaret Beckman of Middletown Route 1. The sale is set for June 5, 1952, at 2 p.m. on Route 1 Middletown.
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Joseph
Margaret Beckman
Middletown
George T. Chupka
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Bureau
Beckmans
Route 1
Chupka
83-Year-Old Arrested with Concealed Gun in City
An 83-year-old, Henry Clay Moore of Waynesville, was arrested at Broad St and Manchester Ave at 7 30 p m for intoxication and carrying a concealed .32 caliber revolver. Police noted both he and the gun were loaded. A misunderstanding about a gallows caused the man to fear he was about to be hanged.
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Henry Clay Moore
Waynesville
Broad St
Manchester Ave
Driver Fined After Route 4 Accident in Peasttown
Middletown driver William Reed age 32 of 29 North Broad St was fined 20 dollars and costs after an 11 40 p m crash at Route 4 and Franklin Trenton Rd in Peasttown. Reed driving toward Middletown on Route 4 lost control struck a pillar near Pate Grocery and crashed into a parked car owned by Katie Rasner of West Middletown Route 1. Reed uninjured and charged with driving left of center. Damages reported heavy by state patrols.
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Middletown
William Reed
North Broad St
Squire Lammie Bailey
Franklin- Trenton Rd
Peasttown
Reed
Pate
Katie Rasner
West Middletown
Americans Cannot Compromise With Godless Minister Says
Middletown Memorial Day services at Woodside Cemetery featured Rev. Louis R. Walter of First Methodist Church declaring Americans must never capitulate to godlessness and must defend righteousness through divine strength. Wreaths were placed on the Memorial Plaza by veterans’ auxiliaries as thousands attended a downtown parade and services concluding with Taps.
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Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
Louis R. Walter
First Methodist Church
Walter
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
American War Mothers
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial Plaza
Little Arlington
Joseph Cox
Paul Galvin
St. John’s Catholic Church
Selma McKellar
Legion Post 231
Post 218
To Sell Your Home Trailer See Mr Adams Middletown
An advertisement for selling home trailers appears at Middletown's State Route 4 Engle's Corner, directing readers to Mr Adams at the Middletown Trailer Park and Sales.
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MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle’s Corner
Six Hurt In Two Accidents On Highways Near Franklin
Two separate crashes on highways near Franklin injure six people including four Franklin residents a Carlisle girl and a Middletown woman. At 6 20 p m on Route 73 west of Route 25 Kathryn Branham 46 of Franklin and Mary O Donnell 78 of Franklin and Lucy Griffy 25 of Middletown suffered injuries while Cambridge Griffy 28 of Carlisle was unhurt. A second crash on Route 123 near Franklin at 12 20 a m involved Dorance Woolery 21 of Franklin driving head on into George Kosoriska 26 of New York City and passenger Jeanne Krebs 17 of Carlisle with multiple injuries. All were treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Franklin
Carlisle
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
Kathryn E. Branham
Forrest Ave
Mary O'Donnell
North Main St
Lucy Griffy
Malvern St
Kathryn Branham
Cambridge Griffy
Dorance Woolery
Bonnie
George Kosoriska
New York City
Kosoriska
Jeanne Krebs
Middletown Hospital
Woolerr
Kosorika
At The Movies Paramount Weekend Showings
Friday and Saturday schedules feature Redball Express at 1 30 3 30 5 30 7 35 p m Stagecoach Driver at 1 40 4 10 6 45 and 9 11 p m African Treasure at 2 45 3 24 7 50 and 10 10 p m Saturday African Treasure at 1 55 4 51 7 55 and 10 20 p m Stagecoach Driver at 3 25 6 25 and 9 25 p m
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Paramount
Stagecoach
Oakwood Stock Farm Sets Polled Short Horn Record
At the 13th annual Oakwood Stock Farm sale in Ashville O P A C B Teegardin and Sons set a new world record for polled short horn cattle A lot of 53 polled short horns sold Monday for 72890 total and an average price of 13076 per animal
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Ashville
O.P
Oakwood
C. B. Teegardin and Sons
Coal Shipments Rise to 10.29 Million Tons
The Ore and Coal Exchange reports Cleveland lake coal shipments last week totaling 10,286,477 tons with loading of 1,316,000 tons on freighters. A bath chair for invalids is described, mounting on a wall frame and adjustable to the tub bottom.
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Cleveland f—Lake
Ore and Coal Exchange
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