Close Battle Seen For Last Precincts Recount
Arthur Reiff and Ross Snyder remain locked in a tight recount in Hamilton. The recount shows Reiff within 11 votes of Snyder with earlier gaps as small as six, while the Board of Elections finds persistent errors in the official tally. The pattern favors Reiff in this close contest.
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Arthur Reiff
Ross Snyder
Reiff
Snyder
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Middletown
Driver Cited in Middletown Four-Vehicle Mishaps
A 62 year old Middletown man Cornelius Shea was cited for a red light violation after a two car crash at eccene and 2nd Avenue causing $50 damage. Other incidents included a truck and bicyclist collision in Hamilton and several parking lot and street accidents with minor damages. no serious injuries reported. Recount totals in county commission race showed inconsistencies with Schauder leading to adjustments. results remained contested as officials continued recounts across precincts.
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Middletown
Eccene
2Nd Avenue
Cornelius Shea
Baltimore St
Shea
Roy King
St. West Middletown
James Ussery
Hamilton
Vivian Washington
6Th Avenue
S. Main Street
William Roberts
Central Ave
Lewis Kennett
Elm St
Franklin
Vafi Avenue
Canal Street
Joyce McElfresh
Moore St
Louis Janka
Hill Ave
Crawford St
Laundy Wins Springfield College Scholarship
Thelma Ney Laundy of 2038 Central Ave receives a $300 scholarship at Springfield College Massachusetts. A member of the class of 1960 majoring in physical education, she is among students to receive aid based on scholarship then financial need, with one in seven students currently receiving awards.
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Thelma Ney Laundy
Central Ave
Springfield College
Mass
YMCA
Eeen Senate
R. William
Aber
Saertahen
Rrr
Revival of 14 year old Corbett after gym accident
Corbett, a 14 year old Middletown boy, remained in serious condition after a gym incident at Monroe Elementary. Doctors operated to free his windpipe and set a broken right arm as they treated his near suffocation. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Spencer of 3004 Mohawk Street.
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Corbett
Middletown
Monroe
Howard Spencer
Mohawk St
Forest Fire Near San Diego Claims Unclaimed Victim
In San Diego California a brush fire on the Cleveland National Forest perimeter near the Inaja Indian Reservation burned briefly on Thursday. A 15 year old Indian boy Gilbert Paipa admitted tossing a match to see it burn. he was described as a sad little character by his school and was among the victims whose bodies were not claimed by relatives. The fire was brought under control after a brief flare up along the 90 mile perimeter. A Forest Service investigator noted the boy’s admission.
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San Diego
Calif
Cleveland National Forenten
Gilbert Paipa
Virgil le
US. Forest Service
Inaja Indian Reservation
12 Letters In Santa's First Mail
Santa Claus headquarters sends Tom Carlson a note about 12 letters from Middleown residents. He asks letter writers to include return addresses so replies can be sent. Local Santa mailboxes sit at Central Avenue and Broad Street corners.
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Santa Claus
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Middleown Sters
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Color Film On Labrador Is Previewed
More than 120 attend the joint dinner meeting of the Armco Fabricating Foremen's Club and the Aeronca Management Club at the Manchester Hotel. The first public showing of the film Iron Ore from Labrador, by Walter, documents a Canadian wilderness railroad project of over 400 miles with a major airlift enabling construction. Emerson Wendt presided and introduced Tony Accurso and Robert Wall who helped arrange the event.
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Armco Fabricating
Aeronca Management Club
Manchester Hotel
Labrador
Walter
Seven Islands
St. Laurence
Knob Lake
Armco Metal & Drainage
Emerson Wendt
Armco Club
Tony Accurso
Aeronca Club
Robert Wall
Fire Kills Mother and 3 Children
Police identify Patricia Reagan 22 and her children Denise 4 Donna 3 Patrick Jr 1 as victims in a house fire. Father Patrick Reagan 22 escaped with the infant then returned. flames trapped the others. Father and infant serious at Hackley hospital. Cause unknown.
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Patrick Reagan
Patricia Reagan
Denise
Donna
Patrick Jr
Hackley Hospital
Franklin Lions honor retiring Police Chief C. E. Chamberlain
Franklin special report Chief C. E. Chamberlain was guest of honor at a Lions Club dinner. President Richard O'Donnell cited thanks to him for service to the community. Former Mayor John Shotwell and Judge J. T. Riley spoke. Bridge presented gifts and a playful fine on the judge. European traveler Bill Carlson spoke on a trailer caravan tour of Europe.
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Franklin (Special
C. E
John Shotwell
Florida
J. T. Riley
Chief Chamberlain
Europe
Kiley Named Head of Personnel Association
Kiley to head the Personnel Association with leadership at Electric Manufacturing Co. Tom Venable and Max Wise named to key roles at the Civic Association and State Employment Center.
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Kiley
Ance Ee Electric Manufacturing Co
Tom Venable
Civic Association Maname
Max Wise
State Employment Center
Usher to Speak at Church of God Sunday Service
The Usher meets the New e'Bue t re carease ment after services. Rev James Batle of Day ton will be guest speaker at 11 a.m. Sunday service at Church of God located at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street.
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Usher Board
James Batle
Dayton
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Pitt Accepts Bowls Bid Amid Gator Bowl Speculation
Pitt players voted to accept a bowl bid as speculation swirls over the Gator Bowl matchup with Georgia Tech or Pitt’s Cotton Bowl prospects. Athletic director Tom Hamilton announced the team’s unanimous decision in Pittsburgh. Georgia Tech’s Sugar Bowl win over Pitt looms in predictions.
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Georgia Tech
Pitt
Mississippi
Wyoming
Tennessee
Vols
Tom Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Vocal Teacher Attends Conrab Convention Session
Paul Bell vocal music instructor at Lemon Monro e High School attends the Ohio Music Education Assn meeting in Columbus. Bell will serve as a panel member during a convention session.
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Paul Bell
Lemon-Monroe High School
Ohio Music Education Assn
Columbus
Bell
Hi-Y Dance Tonight After Middletown Columbus South Game
Hi-Y clubs sponsor a dance tonight in the YMCA gymnasium after the Middletown Columbus South basketball game. All high school students are welcome to attend.
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Middletown
Police Briefs Reported Stolen Car Recovered. Suspect Arrested
A car reported stolen Monday from Gus Kiniyalocts on Mar shall Rd was recovered last night at Oxford State and Yankee Roads by Detectives Paul Fouts and Ed Poling. Clayton Breisford, 41, of Morgan St, treated at Middletown Hospital for a deep cut over the right eye from Pat's Bar. Hazel Spade reported an early morning disturbance as officers arrested Car Lakes, 27, at Nel bar Street and Atco Avenue on an alleged attempt to influence alcohol.
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Gus Kiniyalocts
Marshall Rd
Oxford State
Yankee Roads
Dets
Paul Fouts
Ed Poling
Clayton Breisford
Morgan St
Middletown Hospital
Pat's Bar
Central Ave
Car Lakes
Lowell St
Nelbar Street
Atco Avenue
Suspect Arrested on Assault Warrant as Vehicle Hub Cap Stolen
John Webb of Baltimore reported a hub cap theft from his car. Police arrested Donald Kemplin, 24, of 36th Ave, on an assault and battery warrant yesterday.
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John Webb
Baltimore
Donald Kemplin
36Th Ave
Car Fender Skirt Theft Reported at 206 Garfield St
Joseph Patrick reports two fender skirts were stolen from his car on October 31, police said. He provided the address 206 Garfield Street as his residence for the incident record.
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Joseph Patrick
Garfield St
Break-in attempt reported at 3218 Tytus Ave
Police investigated an attempted break in at 3218 Tytus Ave last night. Officers found a basement window screen pried open suggesting entry was attempted.
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Ptt
Paul Prisbey
Liogd Reffitt
Tytus Ave
3rd Armored Meeting Carded For Lexington
The K1O Chapter of the Third Armored Division Assn. will hold its winter meeting Sunday at the American Legion in Lexington Ky. Veterans in the area may contact Cyprian Kiamo for further information regarding the meet.
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Third Armored Division Assn
American Legion
Lexington
Music Prof Heads Columbus Meeting
Richard L. Schilling of Miami University leads the Ohio Music Education Association Silver Anniversary gathering in Columbus with regional and district leaders from Hamilton and Piqua also taking part in executive board meetings.
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Oxford
Richard L. Schilling
Miami University
Ohio Music Education Association
Columbus
Everett F. Nelson
Miami
Bert Blair
Hamilton
Fred Roberts
Piqua
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