Hadley Wins School Board Seat In Middletown Contest
Hadley leads in a four year term vote tally as mill manager Hadley tops Christy and Stalker in Middletown Board of Education race. Gruver wins unopposed two year term. Voters focus on segregation issues at Booker T. Washington and Lemon Township consolidation with rapid forecasts proving Hadley’s victory.
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Hadley
Christy
Harry E. Hadley
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Middletown
Board of Education
Jack D. Christy
Stalker
Booker T. Washington
Lemon Township
Retired High School Dean Earns Eagles Civic Award
The Rev. J. C. Schulz longtime Middletown High School dean of boys and teacher received the Fraternal Order of Eagles Civic Service Award for shoes for students counseling couples and helping unemployed workers. He started a Bible class at MHS in 1924 and later became a pastor. His wife Mrs Schulz accepted the corsage as he spoke at a surprise ceremony.
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Eagles
Man of God
Middletown High Schoo
Addres
J. C. Schulz
MHS
Order of Eagles
First United Presbyterian Church
Middletow
Schulz
Middletown
Park Board Amendment Expands Middletown Board To Five
The city amendment to enlarge the Middletown Park Board from three to five members passed 5 191 to 3 926 in unofficial election tabulation. The City Commission will pass ordinances defining duties and election method. Commissioner Har old Goetz retires from the board’s prime function to oversee funds approved in 1950 for park recreation improvements. The amendment requires no additional pay for members.
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Yeterday
Middletown
Harold Goetz
Top Officials Deny Spain Plans for A-Bombs
Washington two top administration officials denied U S plans to store atomic weapons in Spain and Secretary Talbott claimed he did not say it. The denials followed reports that he stated there were such plans and the issue sparked a flurry of official statements and references to past "flap" episodes.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Spain
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Talbott
Madrid
Eisenhower
Dulles
Wilson
Athens
Greece
Pentagon
U. S
Subway Plan Wins Big Bond Vote in Cleveland
Cleveland area voters approved a 35 million dollar bond for a downtown subway to connect with a 9.4 million dollar rapid transit project under construction. The margin was near two to one.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Winning Candidates Promise To "Keep Faith" In City
Winning candidates Donham and Denham promised to keep faith with voters as they prepare to take office on January 1. Defeated candidate Lloyd Miller congratulated Donham, while Arthur Sanderson and William Denham expressed gratitude and a wish to pursue good government in Middletown. John T. Lamb, the new municipal judge elect, said he plans no drastic changes and aims to maintain the fair policy of the court.
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Elsa Simpson
Wiliam Denham
Arthur Sanderson
Armco
Middletown
Art
Bill
John T. Lamb
Paullin Faces Unlisted Write In Win In Ohio Mayoral Race
In Trenton Ohio a write in candidate Charles B Paullin, not listed on the ballot, appears to have defeated incumbent Harry Stretcher 149 to 127 as a new law bars write in votes. Paullin seeks a certificate of election amid court questions while also awaiting action on a Board of Elections decision.
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Ohio
Trenton
Charles B. Paullin
Harry Stretcher
Board of Elections
Paullin
Stretcher
Hamilton
Summer
Citywide approval of nine state amendments on highway bonds and more
Middletown voters joined the statewide trend by approving all nine constitutional amendments. Ballot items covered a $500 million highway bond issue and a state board of education among others. In Lemon and Madison townships, the nine amendments passed by substantial majorities, with the city results showing strong support across amendments I through IX and varying margins against.
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Middletown
State Board of Education
Lemon
Madison
Militi
U. S
Linn Leads Incumbents At Monroe
Linn led the slate in Monroe Village with 152 votes from 188 voters at the town hall election. Other officials elected include Dale Constiner as clerk with 138 votes and Maye Morrison as treasurer with 128. Six council seats were filled with Joe Blose, Peter Harmon, John L. Neu, Gordon Reed, Ellery Rothwell, and Clarence Warner, while three Board of Trustees posts went to John R. Musgrove 142, L. J. Robinson 129, and Charles M. Trees 135.
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Thomas Linn
Monroe Village
Linn
Monroe Town Hall
Dale Constiner
Maye Morrison
Monroe
Joe Blose
Peter Harmon
John L. Neu
Gordon Reed
Ellery Rothwell
Clarence Warner
Board of Trustees
John R. Musgrove
L. J. Robinson
Charles M. Trees
At The Movies Showtimes Wednesday Thursday
Paramount presents Gobs and Gals at 1 40 5 00 and 8 15 p m The Actress at 3 10 6 25 and 9 45 p m Strand shows Treasure of Sierra Madre at 1 15 5 10 and 9 05 p m Key Largo at 3 20 and 7 15 p m Wednesday Key Largo at 1 15 5 30 and 9 45 p m Treasure of Sierra Madre at 3 10 and 7 25 p m
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Paramount
Sierra Madre
Slim Docket Slated For Commission
City Commissioners have little scheduled for the post election meeting tonight. On the agenda are bills to be paid to the John Arpp Co. for Fire Station No. 1 work and a retainer to King & Wilder for work in Harlan Park completed a year ago. The only legislative item is an ordinance to make an alley parallel with Alameda Circle one way south from Central Avenue to McGee. The meeting convenes at 7:45 p.m. in the municipal courtroom.
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John Arpp Co
King & Wilder
Harlan Park
Alameda Circle
Central Avenue
McGee
Mitzel Unseated In County Board Vote
Robert Mitzel a Monroe banker was unseated from the Butler County Board of Education by unofficial area returns. Newly elected Mary Jo Branch of Oxford will serve with E A Myers and Ray Wilson, reelected incumbents. Myers led the ticket with 6353 votes, Wilson 6225, Branch 5456, Mitzel 4109.
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Robert Mitzel
Monroe
Butler County Board of Education
Mary Jo Branch
Oxford
E A Myers
Ray Wilson
Wilson
Hamilon
Myers
Branch
Mitze
Newark Mayor Candidates Tie In Close Newark Vote
Kenneth Jones, a Democrat who defeated a former high school teacher, tied with Republican John W. Swank in Newark mayoral race 4 298 to 4 398. Election Board Chairman Harold Pierce locked ballots in a safe and ordered a recount set for Thursday.
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Newark
Kenneth Jones
John W. Swank
Election Board
Harold Pierce
Watch hairspring sensitivity to human static electricity
Static electricity from the human body is absorbed by a watch mechanism, affecting the precision of a watch hairspring.
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