Own Graduates Shy Away From Teaching Jobs Here
Middletown school superintendent Earle Leidner told the Middletown Industrial Council that recruiting good teachers is hard due to low pay. He noted Middletown ranks 95th of 126 Ohio cities for teacher salaries and that even local graduates seek jobs elsewhere after college. He urged citizens to consider taxes needed for better pay to attract and retain teachers.
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Middletown Industrial Council
Earle Leidner
Seidner
Middletown
Widdletown
Ohio
Leaf Haul Underway As City Starts Pickup Program
Street Department crews began leaf pickups yesterday under superintendent Harri Helton who said no regular schedule exists yet. Seven trucks collected loads while crews plan a phased catch up through Lakeside Park Place Crawford Meadowlawn and the south city, with daily updates when the schedule starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harri Helton
Tony
Helton
Lakeside
Park Place
Crawford Street
Meadowlawn
Engineers To Hear Of Italian Plant
Armco Steel senior metal lurgist Arthur Osborne will discuss Italian open hearth furnaces to American Society for Metals members at Cincinnati. Osborne and two Armco colleagues Joe Spang and John Dooley spent nine weeks at the Cornigliano steel plant near Genoa, Italy, to transfer know how. During their stay the plant made its first two open hearth taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Osborne
Armco Steel Corp
American Society For Metals
Engineering Society
Cincinnati
Osborne
Armco
Joe Spang
John Dooley
Cornigliano Steel
Genoa
Italy
Armco International Corp
Cornigliano
Franklin enrolls 2,562 as board approves band room chairs
Franklin schools reported total enrollment of 2,562 at a Board of Education meeting led by Superintendent J Forrest Burns. The board authorized purchasing chairs for the high school band room and discussed police protection at football games amid Patrolman Jack Combs shooting.
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Franklin
J. Forrest Burns
Board of Education
Middletown
Jack Combs
O. E. Chamberlain
Driver Cited After Crash on Grand Avenue
Two cars were heavily damaged in a crash at 6 15 p m in the 4300 block of Grand Avenue. Omar E Leslie 53 of Middletown Rt 2 faced charges of physical control of a motor vehicle under the influence and no license. His car crossed the center line striking Fred Carroll 20 of 4301 Lewis St damaging Carrolls auto front heavily.
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Grand Avenue
Omar E. Leslie
Middletown Rt. 2
Leslie
Fred Duane Carroll
Lewis St. Carroll
Carroll
Brawl Victim Improves After Maud Fight
Joe Henry Louis age 24 of St Louis was beaten with an iron bar in a railroad car at Maud and is slightly improved at Mercy Hospital. The skull injury is severe. Aaron Harris 31 of Cincinnati is in county jail as the suspected assailant.
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Hamilton
Joe Henry Louis
St. Louis
Maud
Mercy Hospital
Aaron Harris
Cincinnati
Louis
Three drivers fined in Municipal Court for intoxicated operation
Judge Alton H. Combs imposed fines over 1000 dollars in Municipal Court cases involving liquor and automobile use. Bartley Breeding 18 of Trenton Waford Richardson 36 of Hamilton and Norman Shepard 31 of Middletown each paid 200 dollars and costs and three days in jail for operating cars when intoxicated with Breeding losing driving rights for three years. Four drivers were fined 100 dollars for being in physical control while intoxicated. Independent cases include Odree Lumpkin Mark Boyd Elihu Riley and W Yost. Franklins weapons case carried a suspended 15 day jail term and weapon confiscation. Robert T Perkins was fined 15 dollars for disorderly conduct.
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Alton H. Combs
Bartley Breeding
Trenton
Waford Richardson
Central Ave
Hamilton
Norman Shepard
South Main St
Breeding
Odree Lumpkin
Garfield St
Mark Boyd
Fifth Ave
Elihu Riley
W. Yost
Brieve
Robert Franklin
Lane St
Franklin
Middletown
Robert T. Perkins
Eighth Ave
Burnett Hearing Now Is Thursday Postponed
Arraignment of Lt. Col. Jack D. Burnett, a Middletown native accused of converting government property to his own use, was postponed until Thursday in Louisville Kentucky. Judge Dickinson Letts offered no reason. Burnett allegedly took government equipment including two air conditioners when transferred from Ft Knox to Walter Reed in July.
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Jack D. Burnett
Middletown
Louisville, Ky
Dickinson Letts
Burnett
Ft. Knox
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, D. C
Local arrests and injuries in city police briefs
Eugene Sims, 24, of 1103 Baltimore St., jailed on assault and battery charges, released on 300 bond to appear in Municipal Court Wednesday. Arthur Wall, 58, of 1913 Henry St., treated for a nose cut after falling from his car. he was taken to Middletown Hospital. Myrtle Burton, 1275 Central Ave., reported a large boy knocked her 10-year-old son from a bicycle. the child suffered hip and leg injuries and missed school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sims
Baltimore St
Willie Teasley
Garfield St
Arthur Wall
Henry St
Middletown
Riggs
Myrtle Burton
Central Ave
Theft report of bicycle from Baltimore Street home
Tim Sullivan of 137 Baltimore St reports his bicycle, titled 16-374, was stolen from his residence yesterday. Three 19-year-old girls were reported missing from local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sullivan
Baltimore St
Franklin Council OKs Small Rise in Street Lighting Rates
Franklin Council approved a minor rate increase after renewing a contract with Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. Lamps will be cleaned annually, with bills varying by number of lights and usage. The meeting also renamed Harrison Street to Sunnybrook, discussed vehicle noise, housemovers licenses, and expanded the business district boundaries.
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Franklin
Franklin Council
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Harrison Street
4Th
Sunnybrook
Miami River
Dog Picture Added to Missing Persons File
Officers scanned missing person descriptions and photos this morning and found a photo of a white shepherd dog named Prince. Bud Jefffrey of Peasttown reported Prince missing and offered a reward, suspecting theft, in a case swapping from the people division.
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Egad
Prince
Bud Jeffrey
Peasttown
Jeffery
Teachers Plan District Meeting In Cincinnati
The Southwestern Ohio Teachers Assn. 112th annual convention will feature a Mrs Ruth Dun can Ireland puppet show and a Lotspeich School dramatics demonstration at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati on Oct 30. The program aims to integrate language arts social studies ego and personality development and appeals to teachers using speech or dramatization in grade and high school work. An unrehearsed 12 child group will perform a story in dramatic form to illustrate children's attitudes to a sudden creative situation.
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Ruth Duncan Ireland
Tatterman's
Southwestern Ohio Teachers Assn
Sheraton - Gibson
Cincinnati
Lotspeich School
Woman's Purse Said Seized in Street Robbery
A woman was accosted and robbed of her purse at First Avenue and Baltimore Street at 8 30 p m yesterday. A man about five ten in a light blue jacket knocked her down and escaped with a wristwatch a locket ten dollar bill glasses and papers. She carried a second wallet for another woman. its contents were not listed.
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First Avenue
Baltimore Street
UD To Host Fall FTA Conference
The University of Dayton will host Ohio s fall conference of Future Teachers of America on Oct 24. Karl Gurokovich state FTA chairman and Dayton chapter president serves as general chair. Dr John Gee head of elementary education at Bowling Green University will be the chief speaker. Bro Louis J Faerber S M dean of education at Dayton is an advisor.
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University of Dayton
Ohio
Future Teachers of America
Karl Gurokovich
Fulton J. Sheen
Dayton
FTA
Gurokovich
Geneal
John Gee
Bowling Green University
Louis J. Faerber
S. M
Boy in critical condition after Franklin Trenton crash
An 11 year old boy, Ray McKinney of West Middletown Rt 1, remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a Friday autos crash on the Franklin Trenton Road. He suffered a basal skull fracture and multiple injuries.
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Middletown Hospital
Vandal
Ray McKinney
Owen McKinney
West Middletown
Missing Sisters Reported Seen Last Sunday Night
Shirley Chapman and Sherwin Lindon both of 1516 Woodlawn Ave. and Carolyn Eubank of Detroit were reported missing by Chapman’s father who said the three were last seen Sunday night.
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Lice
Shirley Chapman
Sherwin Lindon
Woodlawn Ave
Carolyn Eubank
Detroit
Chapman
Hamilton to Invite Bids for 114 Million Sewer Project
City Council authorized City Manager Charles F. Schwalm to advertise for bids on a three-type interceptor sewer project costing about 114 million dollars. The plan aims to curb Miami River pollution with the city operating the line and industrial plants arranging their own waste disposal. Beckett Paper Co. would connect to the city line while Champion Paper and Fibre Co. must dispose independently. One councilman opposed, voicing doubts about certain installation parts.
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Hamilton
Charles F. Schwalm
Miami
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Schwalm
Beckett Paper Co
Arthur Fiehrer
Youth Igniting Blow Torch Sets Minor Home Fire
A youth lighting a blow torch near gasoline caused a small porch fire at Ray Davis's Dixie Heights home. Fire Chief Bill Long said the 7:10 p.m. call damaged the enclosed back porch, charred walls, and blew out all porch windows. Five or ten firefighters responded. damage was about $100 and covered by insurance.
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Dixie Heights
Bill Long
North Middletown
Communist Party arrests span Ohio and neighboring states
The FBI reports multiple arrests and detentions linked to the Communist Party across Ohio and nearby areas. Individuals include David Katz a former Ohio party treasurer and Frieda Zucker Katz his wife, both held in Cleveland. Lucille Bethencourt a Lorain organizer, Elvador Greenfield a 1952 governor candidate, and Joseph Michael Dougher active in party affairs also taken into custody. Frank Hashmall, once Hamilton County party chairman, held on a fictitious car registration charge.
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Hunterdon St
Newark
David Katz
Communist Political Assn. of
Ohio
Cleveland
E. 3Rd Street
Superior Avenue
Frieda Zucker Katz
Cuyahoga County
E. 151St St
Lucille Bethencourt
Lorain
Rt. 2
Elvador Claud Greenfield
Ohio Communist Party
FBI
EF. Griener
Archwood Ave
M. FE. Chaber
J. M. Walsh
Joseph Michael Dougher
Joseph Michael Walsh
Pennsylvania
South St
Steubenville
Joe Walsh
Ohio State Penitentiary
Frank Hashmall
New York City
Hamilton County
Field Office Moves to Cincinnati Post Office Building
The U S Department of Commerce field office will relocate from the Federal Reserve Bank building to Room 755 of the U S Post Office and Courthouse in Cincinnati on October 8, per district manager Robert M Luckey.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Post Office
Cincinnati
Robert M. Luckey
Streifthau Plans To Double Store Size On First Ave
October permits from building commissioner Orville Corson grant Streifthau at 1715 First Ave an addition expanding the store to 132 by 36 feet with a reinforced basement and brick first floor at an estimated cost of 45000 dollars.
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Orville Corson
Edgar Streifthau
First Ave
Frank Ludewig
Central Ave
Robert Nelson
Monroe Street
Board of Appeals
William Bryant
Glenmore Dr
First Methodist Church
Taping For Bumpers Extended By Jaycees
The Junior Chamber of Commerce extends rear bumper taping at Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. lot to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. About 100 motorists used the service last night, bringing total taped vehicles to 500. Donations fund tape for children's bicycles. The program began Sept. 238.
Statewide Tests Scheduled for Oct 29 30 Ohio
The state civil service board announced examinations for natural resources health public works and the Industrial Commission of Ohio on October 29 and 30. On Oct 29 posts include field inspector fish management supervisor game management supervisor game production foreman hearing consultant nutritionist and x ray technician. On Oct 30 exams cover claims examiner claims investigator elevator operator and field inspector. Centers are Akron Athens Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Lima Mansfield and Toledo. Full information from state employment service offices.
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Departments of Natural Resources, Health and Public Works
Industrial Commission of Ohio
State Civil Service Board
Akron
Athens
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Lima
Mansfield
Toledo
The
State Employment Service
Oxford Chief Seeks Link In Earlham Attack Case
Oxford police pursue a possible link between the Earlham College assault of an 18 year old Akron girl and the August Miami University coed attack. Chief Oscar Decker planned a Richmond visit with university officials to gain clues, while no new leads had emerged in Brice Hall or the earlier case.
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Oxford
Akron
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Miami University
Oscar Decker
University
Quaker College
Indianapolis
Decker
Brice Hall
Cincinnati
At The Movies Listings
Paramount shows Mexican Manhunt and Return to Paradise across multiple times Tuesday and Wednesday So This Is Love Murder Without Tears Northern Patrol and Split Second play at Strand with varied showings in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Riis
ITS Oven Cleaner Promises Easy Grease Removal
A new jelly like formula named ITS cleans baked grease from oven surfaces without scraping. It is brushed on, allowed to stand, then wiped with water. Available in The Central Store Nation Department for $1, including a plastic brush. ITS is non inflammable and high performing.
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Nation
Adv
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Walter N
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