Surplus in water fund blamed on inflation and obsolete equipment
Residents have asked where the surplus went as proposed new water rates aim to fund overdue improvements. The fund slipped from about 200000 in 1952 to around 28000 today due to inflation, aging equipment, failed wells, and large projects like a $50600 Grand Avenue line, with rates set to rise in 1963 to cover maintenance, replacement, and a new water treatment plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Thompson
Water Works Department
Commission
William Denham
Weils
Grand Avenue
Donald Gose
Adlai Stevenson Eulogizes Mrs Roosevelt in New York
U N ambassador Adlai E Stevenson eulogized Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt at a memorial service in the Cathedral of St John the Divine saying she testified for sanity in an insane time The 78 year old widow of Franklin D Roosevelt died November 7 of anemia complicated by tuberculosis Stevenson was the only family friend to visit during her final illness The public service drew about 6000 attendees including U N representatives and opened two hours before the service with the funeral of Mrs Roosevelt held in Hyde Park last week.
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New York
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stevenson
St. John the Divine
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Representaves of
The
United Nations
Two Youths Hurt In Head On Collision Near Hamilton
A nine year old girl Diana Highfill and a 16 year old boy Kenneth Ballinger were severely injured when their car was struck head on on Princeton Road three miles east of State Route 747. Both were admitted to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton with multiple injuries. Also injured was Charles Ballinger. The other car was driven by Abner Chandler who faced charges for driving without a license and for driving left of center.
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South Lebanon
Hamilton
Princeton Road
Mercy Hospital
Diana Highfill
Mary Ellen Drive
Kenneth Ballinger
Maud Hughes
Ballinger
Charles Ballinger
Maud-Hughes Road
Abner Chandler
Mary Lane
South
Lebanon
State Patrol
Chandler
Grand Jury Hears Forgery Case In Franklin Court
Franklin Municipal Court bound 18-year-old James Reed of 4995 Central Ave to the grand jury on two forgery charges with $1900 bonds. Paul Kelley of Main Street Franklin received 10 days for non-support. Judge Riley fined several others and forfeited bonds for traffic and license violations. A total of 14 speeders were fined $260.
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Franklin
J.T. Riley
Middletown
Franklin Municipal Court
James Reed
Central Ave
Paul Kelley
Main Street
Eugene Rich
Crawford St
Livingston McCoy
Miamisburg
Calvin Kirk
Springboro
Abbe Webb
Olive Ay
Mirl
Harriett
Gy Franklin
Howard Farthing
Oxford
Larry Hanes
Lake Ave
Hansel McGuire
Queen St
Harlan Coy
Covington
Fred Osborne Jr
Trenton
Alien Youstler
Illinois Ave
Riley
Radio Station Strike Studied In Cleveland Talks Resume
At the call of a federal mediator negotiations were resumed Saturday to settle a strike by announcers, newsmen and radio TV personalities at KYW radio and television stations in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
KYW Radio
IRS Moves Local Office to New Central Avenue Building
The Internal Revenue Service moved from the old post office at Main and Manchester to the Schmidt Building at 1630 Central Ave first floor rooms 5 through 11. Office hours stay 8:15 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. every Monday. audit and collection divisions accept appointments by phone.
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Internal Revenue Service
Main Street
Manchester Avenue
IRS
Schmidt
Central Ave
Central
Leibee Street
Stanley A. Crist
No Democrats In Ohio Ex-Aide Explains AIP to Club
Cleveland AP notes at City Club Forum that Ohio lacks a unified Democratic Party Fenton a UMass professor and former adviser to ONeill and Salle cites big city bosses preferring tiny empires over statewide leadership He also criticizes Ohio newspapers for withholding voter information Fenton recalls Bricker and right to work and says DiSalle’s tax image hurt him while Rhodes projected fiscal protection for the state.
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Cleveland
City Club Forum
Ohio
John H. Fenton
University of Massachusetts
Gove
William O'Neill
Michael V.salle
Fenton
Canton
Sen. Bricker
John Bricker
DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Two Women Injured In Middletown Crash
Two local women Naomi Becker and Mrs. W W Kelly were treated for head contusions after their car was hit on the right side at 6 25 p m by a motorist whose brakes failed. Lillian Martin was cited for insufficient brakes after her vehicle struck the Becker car on Sutphin Street. Police also cited Odell Riley for assured clear distance after his vehicle struck Neil Krause’s car on Fourteenth Avenue near Verity Parkway.
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Middletown
Naomi Becker
Lessie Lane
W.W. Kelly
Franklin - Trenton
Tri-County Ambulance Service
Lillian Martin
Sutphin Street
Wicorf Avenue
Odell Riley
Garfield St
Neil E. Krause
Hamilton
Fourteenth Avenue
Verity Parkway
Riley
Ken Brewer
Krause
Krause Auto
Lausche Says Congress Not Given Facts
U S Senator Frank Lausche accuses two key senators and the Kennedy administration of keeping Congress and the public ignorant about crucial Cuba facts. He seeks a full committee hearing on the secret Kennedy Khrushchev Cuba pact and demands clear answers on inspection, missile bases, bomber removals, and missile counts.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Congress
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Lausche
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
J. William Fulbright
D- Ark
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Subcommittee
Sen
Fulbright
Morse
Khrushchev
Police Briefs Report Lane Driver Arrested on License Charge
Alleen Estes, 24, of Carlisle, was arrested by city police at 6 p.m. yesterday at Clinton Street and Manchester Avenue on a driving without a license charge and released on a $3 bond. A theft by a coin box from a newsstand in front of the YMCA was reported, with about $3 taken.
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Alleen Estes
Chamberlain Road
Carlisle
Clinton Street
Manchester Avenue
Arthur Hauselman
Newsat
YMCA
Fire Destroys 1956 Sports Car on I 75
Franklin firemen answered a 2:20 p.m. call on Interstate Route 75 where a 1956 model sports car owned by Michael Whaley of Cincinnati caught fire. The vehicle was a total loss and the cause was undetermined though the fire reportedly started under the floor mat.
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Franklin
Michael Whaley
Cincinnati
Sorg Paper Co Reports Strong Third Quarter Results
G Driscoll president of Sorg Paper Co said sales for the first three quarters totaled 16,166,908 dollars, up 10 percent from 14,674,372 dollars last year. Earnings through September 30 were 515,134 dollars, equal to 4 cents a share, vs 497,898 dollars and 93 cents a share a year ago. The increase in earnings was 3 percent, Driscoll noted.
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G Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
Driscoll
Fire at John Sauter home on Lewis Street
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 3814 Lewis Street yesterday afternoon as hot ashes ignited a scorched board box. No damage was reported.
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John Sauter
Lewis St
Pittman and Bowles Deaths Honor Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie B Pittman 56 of 1427 Sycamore Street will be at 2 pm Tuesday at New Fra Baptist Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Bailey Funeral Home will host calls from 6 to 9 pm Monday. Carter Bud Bowles 66 of London Kentucky a retired butcher and stock buyer died suddenly Saturday on a farm near London. Survivors include Edith Elkins Middletown a daughter and sisters Mattie Taylor and Ruby Taylor Middletown. House Funeral Home Lond funeral services incomplete.
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Carrie B. Pittman
Sycamore St
New Fra Baptist Church
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Carter
Bud) Bowles
London
Edith Elkins
Middletown
Mattie Taylor
Ruby Taylor
House
Lond
Lockheed Warned Strike May Cost It Contract
The Pentagon warned Lockheed Aircraft Corp it may seek missile work elsewhere if a strike disrupts production. Lockheed pledges to continue missile installation, while the machinists union plans a strike vote among about 20,000 workers. The Polaris missile, key to US arsenal, could be affected if Lockheed’s stance on a union shop remains unchanged.
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Los Angeles
Pentagon
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Aerospace
Lockheed
Machinists Union
United States
Baby Found On Doorstep By Priest
A priest at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Los Angeles found a three month old boy on the rectory doorstep with a shopping bag of clothing and baby formula. A five page note from the infant's parents said they were dying of cancer and brain tumor and renounced all rights to the child. The note asked the child be raised Catholic and prayed for by the household at their deaths. The baby was baptized Richard according to police and the priest.
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Los Angeles
Frand
Kenneth R. O'Brien
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Polce
Richard
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Sanitary Sewer Revenue Fund
Water Fund
Mrs. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Rose Toyland
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Martin L. Bauer
Union Sanitary
Con Garden
Park St
2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon Id
Strand Theater
Ronald Shupe
Marvin
Kraig
Rodney Amburgey
Virginia Ave
Bobby Walton
Dayton
Income Tax Service
the Plain Dealer
Sorg
Carter Bowles
Cemith
Slim
Zenith
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