Judge Upholds Probation For Three Brothers in Assault Case
Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer upheld a probation order for Marvin White and his brothers William and Everett George town both 24 and 21. The trio, charged with assault with intent to kill, must pay Patrolman Clarence Bailey $9,000 with $1,200 in a week and the rest at $10 weekly for five years.
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Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Cramer
Marvin White
West Middletown
William
Everett
Georgetown
Clarence Bailey
Grand Ave
Herbert Walsh
Walsh
Jackson Bosch
Raymond Firm Sold Continues Bid in Multiplant Expansion
The Raymond firm reports continued ownership transfers with four sack types used to bulk pack over 400 commodities including agricultural and building materials. Leadership remains stable as W F Lawrence and C L Mers hold top posts while George Brown retires after 30 years. Albemarle operates four plants in VA and NC with its Roanoke Rapids mill boasting three paper machines the newest completed two years ago.
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James Lawrence
Cincinnati
W. F. Lawrence
George Brown
C. L. Mers
J. H. Lawrence
William G. Shaw
C. C. Mers
Albemarle
Virginia
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Webb Hearing Is Continued For Landon Webb Case
A continuation until November 28 was granted for a motion for a new trial in the case of Landon Webb 46 charged with buying stolen property. Judge Fred Cramer granted after a doctor’s statement urged delay as Webb recovers at home from a recent heart attack following his conviction. Webb previously served 13 years on the Middletown police force and was accused of buying two stolen guns valued at 165 from Andy Bates, a former Md-Gietonian and Florida inmate.
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LandaWeboo
Landon Webb
Common Pleas
Fred Cramer
Butler County
Webb
Middletown
Andy Bates
Probation Trend Highlighted for First Offenders
The speaker argues the modern trend favors probation and rehabilitation for young first-time offenders. He notes if police involvement were absent there would be no objection and cites offenders with good records.
Man Sentenced After Shooting at Hasty Tasty Drive In
Paul Morgerson Jr. was fined 400 dollars and costs and sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse by Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer for a Sept. 12 shooting at the Hasty Tasty Drive In. He faced assault with intent to kill charges, with earlier penalties of six months on four assault and battery counts, two fines suspended. He allegedly fired at a floor during a scuffle with the restaurant staff at 2711 S Main St while seeking a friend of his estranged wife and was disarmed by managers Wendell Cox and Chester Reid.
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Paul Morgerson Jr
Excelle
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Morgerson
S. Main St
Wif
Wendell Cox
Chester Reid
Christians Can Cross Israel Jordan Frontier
The border between Israel and Jordan will open three times this Christmas season to allow Christian pilgrims to Bethlehem. Arrangements were made today between the Jordan Foreign Ministry and Israel's Office for Minorities for the annual pilgrimage route.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Bethlehem
Christ
Jordan Foreign Ministry
Office For Minorities
At The Movies Showings This Week
The Paramount presents Trial showings Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 25 and 9 30 p m The Strand runs Apache at 1 15 4 10 7 05 and 10 00 p m Duel on the Mississippi 2 50 5 45 and 8 40 p m Colonial shows The Tall Men at 1 49 4 26 7 03 and 9 40 p m The Cruise In screens Thunderbay at 7 20 and 9 40 p m for Tuesday only.
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Paramount
Two-Car Collision Causes Minor Damage in City
A crash at Manchester Avenue and De Street at 7 05 p m caused about 150 dollars in damage with no injuries. Ethel Majors of 3309 Jewell Avenue ran a stop sign and hit John Anthony of 1306 Eaton Avenue who was driving west.
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Manchester Avenue
De#. Street
Ethel Majors
Jewell Ave
John Anthony
Eaton Ave
Man Suffers Head Injury In Ohio 4 Crash Near Hamilton
Russell McCracken Jr., 18, of 8739 Gilmore Road, is listed in serious condition at Mercy Hospital with a skull fracture after a two car collision at Ohio 4 and Magee Avenue south of Hamilton. John D. Kloth, 30, Glendale, reported stopping to turn left when McCracken’s southbound car struck the left front of the northbound station wagon. McCracken’s car left the highway, overturned, and hit a culvert abutment, ejecting him.
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Hamilton
Russell McCracken Jr
Gilmore Rd
Mercy Hospital
Ohio 4
Magee Avenue
McCracken
John D. Kloth
Glendale
Kloth
Andy Guenther
City Commission Shifts Meeting To 2 P.M.
Regular city commission session moved from 7 45 p m to 2 p m tomorrow. Doris Kronborg, clerk, announced the change adopted last week.
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Reguar
Doris Kronborg
Car Overturns. Driver Hurt Near Blue Ball
Robert Kovacs 21 of 2024 Yankee Road was listed in fairly good condition at Middletown Hospital after his car left U S 25 near Blue Ball and overturned early today. State patrol said Kovacs driving south lost control on a curve. vehicle suffered extensive damage and he received scalp lacerations requiring stitches along with back and lip pain. McCoy Leffler ambulance transported him to the hospital around 12 25 a m.
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Robert Kovacs
Yankee Rd
Middletown Hospital
U.S. 25
Blue Ball
Kovacs
Kovas
McCoy - Leffler
YMCA Board Meeting To Be Led By Harry Holiday
The YMCA board of directors will meet tomorrow with Harry Holiday presiding. A noon luncheon and a business session are planned at the Y facility.
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Harry Holiday
Ymca Board of Directors
Man Fined and Jailed on Second DWI Offense
George Williams aged 34 of 323 Moore Street received a $300 fine and 16 days in city jail plus a five year driving ban after entering a not guilty plea on a second DWI charge. Other defendants faced fines, jail terms, and suspensions for various offenses in the same session led by Judge J. T. Lamb.
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George Williams
Moore St
J. T. Lamb
Williams
Charles Street
Central Avenue
Ellie Rae Yankie
Warren Rd
Crawford Street
1St Avenue
City Seeks Renewal of Sewage Permit in Great Miami River
City acts to extend its state permit to discharge sewage into the Great Miami River. Acting City Manager Charles W. Thompson cited progress on the eight million dollar sewer plan, including Bulls Run outfall, 9th Avenue District, interceptor sections A and B, and Lakeside relief sewer. He expects no trouble securing the extension.
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Great Miami
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio Department of Health
Pollution Control Board
Bulls Run
City Commission
9Th Avenue
Lakeside
Main
Manchester
Tytus Avenue
Wikiwood
Cabinet Boys Man In Eye
One man admitted and five others treated at Middletown Hospital for injuries from accidents. Arthur Adams 38 suffered eye and nose fractures while installing a cabinet. Five others had possible fractures. all were treated and released. Names include Thornton Reed 34 Mrs Catherine Williams 71 Paul Meeks 12 Billy Barton 9.
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Middletown Hospital
Arthur Adams
Young St. Adams
Whitman Co
Cleveland
Thornton Reed
S. Main St
William Sparks
Cleveland St
Sparks
Catherine Williams
Franklin Bt
Paul Meeks
Claude Meeks
Forrest Ave
Billy Barton
Roy Barton
Eldora Dr
Holy Trinity School
Smoking In Bed Causes $40 Mattress Damage
A fire started by smoking in bed caused $40 damage to a mattress at the home of Jean P. Engle on Armco Drive early today. Firemen from Company 4 found Engle had moved the mattress to the backyard before their arrival. The alarm was answered at 4 14 a.m. There was no damage to the one story house.
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Jean P. Engle
Armco Dr
Company 4
Engle
Fire crews respond to faulty alarm at old Loril lard Building
Firemen rushed to the old Loril lard Building at Central Avenue and Grimes Street shortly after 8 a.m. today and found no fire there. The alarm was caused by a faulty alarm system. Companies 1 2 and the ladder unit responded.
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Lorillard
Central Avenue
Grimes Street
False Alarm At Park Place Bank In Middletown
Four Middletown officers rushed to the First National Bank on Central Avenue after an early morning alarm. Capt. Ralph Bauer Detective Herbert Frazier and patrolmen Marvin Amburgey and Wilford Palmer found a short circuit triggered the alert. The same false alarm had sounded at police headquarters about 8:45 a.m.
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Middletown
Park Place
First National Bank
Central Ave
Ralph Bauer
Herbert Frazier
Marvin Amburgey
Wilford Palmer
Middletown Schools face $100000 revenue drop from personal property tax
Midletown City School District may lose 80 000 to 100 000 in revenue if personal property taxes continue to fall as seen in the first half of the year Supt John D Blackford told the board He expects a further estimate from the county auditor and notes a year end balance near 160 000 with state funds due later this month The board approved field reconditioning plans and rules for public use of school buildings.
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Middletown City
John D. Blackford
Board of Education
Blackford
Schools’ General Fund
Barnitz
Athletic Assn
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