Losses Mount in Rush of 17 Wrecks in Middletown
Middletown police report 17 accidents in 24 hours with over 5600 dollars in damage and no serious injuries. Sheriff’s Deputy Stanley Corey was injured in a two car crash at Lafayette Avenue and Verity Parkway while a suspect ran a red light. Several drivers were cited for failure to yield or other violations. multiple injuries included lip cuts and head lacerations.
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Middletown
Butler County
Stanley Corey
Hamilton
Lafayette Avenue
Verity Parkway
Corey
John Dennis
Lafayette
Lester Roddenberry
Roddenberry
Middletown Hospital
James E. Thacker
Jewell St
Tytus Avenue
Thacker
Fred R. Harbach
Beatrice Drive
Franklin
Harbach
Vote Set For Local Drivers Election In Middletown
The NLRB in Cincinnati schedules an employee representative election Friday at the Cooperatives Pure Milk Association in Middletown. The contest pits Teamsters Local 836 against the Milk and Ice Cream Drivers union of Cincinnati, seeking AFL-CIO affiliation. Dairy employees may vote for either union or none, per NLRB director John Getrel's order.
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National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Middletown Dairy of Cooperative Pure Milk Association, Inc
French
Bauer
Teamsters Union
Milk & Ice Cream Drivers Union of
Afl-Cio
John Getrel
NLRB
Middletown MD Drive Sets Nov 21 Fund Goal $15,000
The Butler County Muscular Dystrophy drive runs November, with the Middletown March for MD on Tuesday November 21. Canisters will be placed countywide for donations. Over 200,000 Americans have MD and 25 percent stays locally to buy chairs and braces, while 75 percent funds research at MD offices in New York and more than 100 centers worldwide.
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Butler County
Middletown
New York
Portsmouth Firm Nixes Union Bid
Portsmouth firm Williams Manufacturing Co employees vote 41 to 68 against union representation by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners in an NLRB election. Previously workers rejected the United Shoe Workers in similar attempts, marking a third rejection in recent years.
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Portsmouth
Williams Manufacturing Co
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
NLRB
United Shoe Workers
Moore Trial Set Monday in Middletown Homicide
Hamilton The trial of John Moore Jr. 26 12262 Young St Middletown for first degree murder in the July 15 fatal shooting of Minnie Belle Ford 37 1407 Grove St Middletown will be at 10 30 a m Monday in Common Pleas Court The defendant has waived a jury trial Moore also faces a shooting to kill charge in the wounding of Charles Harris 24 Xenia
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Hamilton
John Moore Jr
Young St
Middletown
Minnie Belle Ford
Grove St
Common Pleas Court
Moore
Charles Harris
Xenia
Ford
Harris
Police Briefs Describe Multiple Local Thefts and Assaults
Officer Delbert Barker responded to 414 Baltimore St where Cherie Link 21 of Cincinnati said two men grabbed her as she left her car and fled with $16 and belongings on Fairfield Ave. Lee Deaton 3 1707 Yankee Rd reported two youths attacked him near Yankee Rd and Young St. he sustained head cuts and was treated at Middletown Hospital but resisted robbers. Harold Ripple of Maple Avalon Laundromat on Tytus Ave said about $0 appeared stolen from the money box. Herbert Lee Osborne 1 Mansfield was arrested at Hamilton police on a coin device breaking charge and released on 300 bond. Steve Slamka 22 Baltimore St said two men grabbed him near 12 20 am taking his billfold and belongings. The Sudan is about the size of the United States east of the Mississippi River.
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Delbert Barker
Baltimore St
Cherie Link
Cincinnati
Fairfield Avenue
Lee Deaton
Yankee Road
Young Street
Middletown Hospital
Herbert Lee Osborne
Mansfield
Hamilton
Steve Slamka
Scarce Flu Vaccine Strains City Supply Report
City Health Commissioner Robert McConnaughy said flu vaccine is in short supply here, while Dayton reports a complete exhaustion. Dayton’s Dr. H. H. Williams cautions little worry since most epidemics occur in fall, noting only sporadic nationwide cases. Ohio health officials warn an epidemic may hit in January. McConnaughy cites a pending order for city employees and urges vaccines for those over 65, pregnant women, and chronic heart, lung, or circulatory disease sufferers.
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Robert McConnaughy
Dayton
H. H. Williams
U. S. Public Health Service
McConnaughy
U. S
Ruling on Einhorn Residency Clears Franklin C Council Run
Secretary of State Ted W Brown announced by phone that Michael Einhorn of Franklin is a legal resident of Franklin, allowing him to remain a candidate for the Franklin City Council in the upcoming general election. His residency dispute centered on Amberly Village Cincinnati where his wife and son live, while Einhorn spends most time in Franklin with an apartment. His lawyer argued the Amberly Village home may be a domicile but Franklin serves as his legal residence, citing a 1952 Ohio Supreme Court ruling on multiple residences.
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Lebanon
Ted W. Brown
Michael Einhorn
Franklin
Brown
Warren County Board of Elections
Einhorn
Amberly Village
Cincinnati
Fred Jones
Ohio Supreme Court
Ray Kimmey
Dayton Council For Better Schools
Ohio School Survey Committee
Esent State School
First Statehouse Conference On Education
Enroll In Anti-Red School In Columbus
Two Middletown men John Bachus and James Sons attend sessions at the Central Ohio School of Anti-Communism in Columbus Veterans Memorial building from Monday through Nov 10. Classes run daily 8:30 am to 9:45 pm with faculty including former FBI members and notable anti communist figures. Registration for oral sessions is 8:30 to 9 am Monday. Wednesday classes are at Hartman Theater on E State Street. Half price tickets offered to ministers teachers students police firemen and servicemen.
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Middletown
Central Ohio School of
Herbert Philbrick
W. Cleon Skousen
Gordon Sherer
House UN - American Activities Committee
Thomas Dodd
Senate
Internal Security
Fred C. Schwartz
Crusade
Tirzo del Junco
California
Fidel Castro
Hartman Theater
E. State Street
Atomic Clock Inventor Libby Leads Civil Defense Series
Nobel laureate Dr Willard Libby known for the atomic clock and fallout term writes a 15 part Journal series starting Monday on civilian shelter and defense actions for ordinary citizens. He outlines shelters costs materials supply and public education while noting his aim to expand research and teach 79 freshmen as they progress through UCLA.
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Libby
Atomic Energy Commission
Childen
Tl Am
Farm Mishap Fatal To Area Youth
Talawanda High School sophomore Edward Allen Jr., 16, died after a tractor overturned while pulling a load of corn at Short and Pogue Frazee roads in Somerville. Funeral services set for Monday 10:30 a.m. at Somerville Pentecostal Church. Burial in Somerville Cemetery. Survivors include parents, three brothers and three sisters. Callings at Inman Funeral Home tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Clay pots offer cooling by evaporative moisture loss.
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Somerville
Edward Allen Sr
Jimmy
Donald
Lloyd
Phyllis Jean
Karen
Sharon
Roger Herald
Hamilton
Somerville Cemetery
Inman Funeral Home
Morrow Tot Dies In Apparent Accidental Strangling
Four month old Micheal Wayne Howard died after rolling off a couch and becoming entangled on a chair rung at his Kib bey Avenue home. Dr. Ralph Young, Warren County coroner, said the incident occurred while the parents were upstairs. Survived by parents and a three year old brother, arrangements set at Vorhis Funeral Home in Lockland and Riggs Funeral Home. Maternal grandparents Steve Commines of Middletown named.
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Morrow
Micheal Wayne Howard
Kenneth L. Howard
Kibbey Avenue
Ralph Young
Warren County
Vorhis
Lockland
Steve Commines
Middletown
Riggs Funeral Home
Trenton Boy Gregory Brown Dies at Middletown Hospital
Gregory Stephen Brown age 13 son of Mrs Mary Brown of 207 Brelsford Drive Trenton died at 9 40 am today at Middletown Hospital His father Earl Brown died last June 27 Surviving are the mother and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl M Brown of Trenton
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Gregory Stephen Brown
Mary Brown
Brelsford Drive
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Earl
Mrs
Earl M. Brown
BIRMINGHAM Sees Surge in Bicycle License Sales
Birmingham reports a sharp rise in bicycle license plates with about 800 sold in recent weeks, up from 300 in the same period last year, reflecting increased cycling activity in the city.
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Birmingham
Ala
Traffic Docket Dominates Franklin Municipal Court
Traffic cases led yesterday’s docket before Judge J T Riley. Defendants include Leonard Griffen fined five dollars for reckless operation, Donald Keeling fined ten with six month driving-right suspension, and Carl Besendorf fined fifteen for speeding among others. Bond forfeitures cited include Willie Campbell for resisting arrest and Paul Alexander for failing to signal.
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Franklin
J T. Riley
Leonard Griffen
Union Road
William SiJer
Dayton
Milward Wilmouth
Ethel Ave
James Abrams
Franklin Rt. 1
Donald Keeling
Cincinnati
Ernest Collins
Clark Sr
Robert Creager
Willie Campbell
Miamisburg
Carl Lowe
Waynesville
Paul Alexander
Shaker Road
Ernie Matthews
Lake Ave
Matthew Sheridan
Springfield
Boy (9) Struck By Car On Pennyroyal Road Franklin
A Franklin area boy, Willard Montgomery Jr., age 9, suffered minor head cuts after running into the side of a car on Pennyroyal Road. He was treated at Middletown Hospital. The driver, John Worley Jr., 33, was traveling on Pennyroyal Road when the incident occurred as the boy was crossing from in front of his home to fetch a newspaper.
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Franklin Area
Pennyroyal Road
Franklin
Willard Montgomery Jr
Middletown Hospital
John Worley Jr
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