Convict Expected To Testify In City Police Officer Trial
Andy Bates a former Middletown convict and Lando Webb a 45 year old Middletown police officer faced trial in Hamilton for receiving and concealing two shotguns. Detective Roy Crout testified about questioning Botos in Florida and his admissions of burglaries linking Webb to the stolen weapons. Webb admitted buying the guns but claimed no knowledge they were stolen.
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Andy Bates
Landon Webb
Middletown
Hamilton
Webb
Roy Crout
Common Pleas
Clarks Sporting Goods
Crout
Sporting Goods
Bates
Ohio State Penitentiary
Butler
Botos
Pioneer Roads Problem Highlighted at Middletown Chamber
Wilbur Cotton of the Ohio High way Construction Council argued that Ohio’s traffic woes stem from pioneer, century old roads meant for horse drawn travel. He discussed the Cincinnati Conneaut turnpike and a Dayton Columbus to Toledo superhighway altering prior plans. Archibald Allen of the Ohio Turnpike Commission touted economies on Toll Road projects and Middletown's upcoming interchanges. The session featured a film The Big Road and drew 150 attendees.
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Ohio
Wilbur Cotton
Ohio Highway Construction Council
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auditorium
Cotton
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Toledo
Archibald J. Allen
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Middletown
Allen
Northern Ohio
The
Union of Operating Engineers, Afl
A. C. Neff
Armco Drainage & Metal Products Co
Ohio Highway & Turnpike Assn
Neff
Ohio Legislature
Middletown Commission to Hear Final Read of Yield Right of Way Ordinance
The Middletown City Commission will hold a 2 p m session for the final reading of the yield right of way ordinance. They will also hear the second reading relocating the Farmers Market to the Clinton Canal parking lot and review bid tabulations for Milton Boulevard street lighting. Also on the agenda is attendance at tonight's Know Your Candidates event sponsored by the League of Women Voters.
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Middletown
League of Women Voters
Clinton Canal
Milton Boulevard
Nobel Prize Winners Correct Atom Theory In 1955
The Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Dr. W. E. Lamb of Stanford and Dr. P. Kusch of Columbia for correcting a prior error by a British laureate. Their work clarified electron field interactions, reshaping quantum mechanics understanding. The prize totals $36,720 to be shared.
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Stockholm
U. S
W. E. Lamb
Stanford University
P. Kusch
Columbia University
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
P A. M. Dirac
Middletown Game Guests From School Patrol
School Patrol members will be guests of the Middletown Athletic Assn at the Middletown Toledo Libbey football game. They should meet by 7 30 p.m. at the youth side west end gate for identification with best badges or membership cards as advised by Patrol Adviser Ptl. Arnold Ferguson.
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Middletown Athletic Assn
Middletown-Toledo Libbey
Ptl
Arnold Ferguson
Police Recover Two Stolen Autos in Middleton Area
Police said two motor vehicles reported stolen in the last six weeks were recovered. Patrolman Leonard McFeeters found a 1948 model auto on S Broad Street at 8 52 a.m. It had been stolen from Orland Bishop on Oct 2. Hamilton police recovered a pickup stolen from Obed Gode on Sept 28 near Gode's home on 6th Avenue.
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Leonard McFeeters
S. Broad Street
Orland Bishop
Oxford State Road
S. Clinton Street
Hamilton
Obed Gode
6Th Ave
Gode
Firemen Aid Two Elderly Women in Middletown
Middletown firefighters aided two elderly women yesterday. At 3 49 p m they helped Carrie Hancock 88 at 413 Glen Street. At 7 44 p m they responded to 1333 Central Avenue for Minnie Hartsock 82 who was ill and taken by Riggs ambulance to Middletown Hospital where she was treated and dismissed.
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Middletown
Glen Sn
Carrie Hancock
Minnie Hartsock
Central Ave
Riggs
Middletown Hospital
Movie Showtimes at The Strand Colonial Dixie Cruise In
At The Movies Wednesday and Thursday Prize of Gold at 1 15 4 40 8 10 End of the Affair at 2 50 6 20 9 45 Strand Tight Spot at 2 35 5 30 8 40 Black Eagle 1 15 4 20 7 20 10 15 Colonial To Hell and Back at 1 30 3 30 5 35 7 35 9 40 Dixie Cruise In Dangerous When Wet at 7 20 9 30
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Hell
Dixie Cruise
Scout Wins Webelos Honor
Cub Scout John Hilton received the highest Cub achievement award the Webelos at a Cub Pack 6 meeting in First Methodist Church. Other awards went to Eddie Timmer Donald Schmidt Danny Ingram Bob Klamp Eddie Pierrot Larry Carpenter Jim Hilton John Connaroe Danny Tutt Stephen Harbaugh and Bobcat pins were given to David Mohn Richard Dearth Larry Farmer Michael O Hara Stephen Canter William Ginter Michael Bowling Danny Thomas Michael Blankenship Stanley Shepherd Joseph Shepherd and Barry Kash. Mrs Charles Connaroe and cubs Johnny Connaroe and Eddie Pieratt took part in the program beforehand.
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John Hilton
Webelos
First Methodist
Eddie Timmer
Donald Schmidt
Danny Ingram
Bob Klamp
Eddie Pierrot
Larry Carpenter
Jim Hilton
John Connaroe
Danny Tutt
Stephen Harbaugh
David Mohn
Richard Dearth
Larry Farmer
Michael O'Hara
Stephen Canter
William Ginter
Michael Bowling
Danny
Halloween Pranks Reported Across City Neighborhoods
City police received calls about juvenile pranks and vandalism. An outside yard light was broken at 512 Euclid St with trash scattered on the porch. the trash container is missing. Eggs were thrown on the porch at 1403 Fairmount Ave. A second story window near Gallaher's Drug Store was broken by a BB gun. A pellet hit a plate glass window at the Chatterdine Cafe, 418 Baltimore St., causing $400 damage.
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Euclid St
Fairmount Ave
Gallaher
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Chatterdine Cafe
Baltimore St
Police Briefs Highlight Local Thefts and Disruptions
James Riff reported his bicycle license stolen from his Garfield Street home. Charles Passmore, 23, was arrested for disorderly conduct early today. Charles Short said fender skirts were stolen from his car Monday night while at Barnitz Stadium. Officers found a broken rear door pane at Meadow Gold Dairy but entry was not gained. John Staggs, 23, was arrested on a warrant for issuing a bad check September 30 with insufficient funds drawn on First National Bank. Ray Williams filed the charge.
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James Riff
Garfield St
Charles Passmore
Sycamore St
Charles Short
Wayne Ave
Barnitz Stadium
Ciy Hall
Jack Crocker
Meadow Gold Dairy
Atco Avenue
John Staggs
Woodlawn Ave
Ray Williams
First National Bank
Aeronca Signs Subcontract With Lockheed
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp signs a subcontract with Lockheed Georgia to produce about 250000 dollars worth of doors for the U S Air Force C 130 Hercules. John A Lawler says Aeronca will supply crew and nose landing gear doors and emergency hatches for the four engine cargo plane. The Hercules, built at Lockheed Marietta plant, is designed for short runways and high payloads with 15000 horsepower from four T 56 engines and pressurization to 30000 feet.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Georgia
U. S. Air Force
John A. Lawler
Aeronca
Tactical Air Command
Air Force
Lockheed
Marietta, Ga
Ocean Plants Absorb 400 Billion Tons CO2 Annually
Scientists estimate ocean plants remove about 400 billion tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere each year. This natural process helps regulate climate and may influence future carbon budgets.
Achiever Stock Goes On Market Tomorrow
Junior Achievers open shop in Greene & Ladd offices with 320 JA shares for public sale. At 4 15 p m two reps from each of 16 JA firms offer stock. limit one share per company and 10 shares total per buyer. M G McCall JA director and Robert J Brown Greene Ladd manager coordinate. Telephone orders may be taken.
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Greene & Ladd
M. Ge McCall
Robert J. Brown
Driver Cited After Wreck on Yankee Road
A 17 year old driver, Paul McIntosh of Canal Street, was cited for careless driving after a $200 collision on Yankee Road at 1 50 p m. The northbound McIntosh vehicle struck Donald Suman’s car as he turned into an alley. No injuries were reported.
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Yankee Road
Paul McIntosh
Canal St
Northboung McIntosh
Donald Suman
S. Lafayette St
Camden
Suman
Boy Seized Unclothed On Paper Route In Middletown
A Middletown youth, 18 year old Robert Egelston, reported two men in dark coats grabbed him on Superior Avenue, disrobed him, and tossed his clothes into a garage before fleeing. He told police about the assault last night.
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Middletown
Superior Avenue
Robert Egelston
S. Sutphin Sr
Pygmy Tribesmen Kill Elephants With Spears and Arrows
A Congo region report notes that pygmy tribesmen average about 4 percent of a typical height yet are capable of killing elephants using spears and poisoned arrows, highlighting unexpected wildlife-adapted prowess.
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African Congo
Know Your Candidates Meeting in Middletown Tonight
Middletown League of Women Voters sponsors an eight o'clock Know Your Candidates meeting at the American Legion home. Voters will hear explanations on City Commission, school boards, and four state ballot issues by Richard Wilmer John Blackford and H H Lawrence with Harold Calvin as moderator.
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Middletown
League of Women Voters
American Legion
Boards of Education
Richard Wilmer
John Blackford
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Harold Calvin
WPFB
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Raiford
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Riggs Funeral Home
North Broad
Middletown, Ohio
Cincinnati
Federal Saving & Loan Insurance Corporation
Raymond Cloud
Alfred Bieller
Moore St
Philadelphia Ave
CIO Bosses
CIO
Reuther
G.A.W
Blag
G.aw
California
Michigan
Lausche
Bricker
Ohio Information Committee
Fred J. Milligan
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Paul Wells
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