Opposition to Forest Hills Country Club at 502 South Main
Neighbors Clark Bates and Mrs. E A Emerson oppose locating the Forest Hills Country Club in the large 24 room residence at 502 South Main St as a zoning hearing nears. Attorney Harold G Dance says an injunction could follow if approved due to traffic, noise, and neighborhood disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
South Main St
Zoning Board of Appeals
Clark Bates
E. A. Emerson
J. T. Schraffenberger
Harold G. Dance
Dance
Forest Hills
Common Pleas Court
Bates
Emerson
Civic Association
Schraffenberger
R. C. Phillips
Middletown Civic Association
Phillips
Middletown Industries
The
Red Cross
Hamilton
Schaffenberger
Lights Sub For Shells Off Korea
On a U S destroyer Walker off Korea lookouts spotted North Korea workers clearing debris from a bomb wrecked train near Songjin. The Walker fired its five inch guns and the workers fled. flashes from the ship’s searchlight drove them to cover repeatedly. Commander Marion C Walley reported the tactic to a nearby Canadian destroyer as effective for scattering workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Walker
Korea
North Korea
Songjin
Ens
Dennis O'Connor
Honolulu
Marion C. Walley
Richton
Miss
Lorquois
Floods Flood Florida Muckland Threaten Crops
Flood waters from heavy rains cover about 10000 acres of muckland along the southeastern shore of Lake Okeechobee. Pumps run round the clock to drain four to six inches of water from the flooded area. Officials say sugar cane harvests will be delayed and vegetable crops threatened. More rain expected today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahokee
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
South Florida
U. S. Sugar Corp
Hurricane Hunter Plans Mission Against Fifth Tropical Disturbance
A hurricane hunting plane will depart from San Juan today to study the season's fifth tropical disturbance. The storm, not yet a hurricane, was spotted yesterday around 720 miles east of Antigua and 2,000 miles southeast of Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Antigua
British West Indies
Middletown Seeks Bids for City Bond Issues 1952
The City of Middletown Ohio invites sealed bids for four bond issues totaling 1. $475000 Police and Fire Departments 2. $100000 Playground and Parks 3. $500000 Traffic Light System 4. $500000 Underpass bonds with 2 percent interest, payable semi annually. Bids due October 15 1952 at noon in the Director of Finance office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Police and Fire Departments
Bilaana
Groner
Shafer Street
Ccc. & St. L
Director of Finance
City Commission
Messrs
Squire, Sanders
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Middletown Listings
A long list shows transfers of parcels from Middletown residents to various buyers including Glenn Hoover Juanita Morefield and Clementine Haren among others. Multiple parcels include lots 4328 9381 and 107 with prices and tax notes. legal notice announces bids for storm water inlets and connections in Eldorado Subdivision Middletown Ohio with Oct 16 bid deadline and escrow requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Maude Sheley
Glenn Hoover
Ernest Morefield
Juanita Morefield
Mary Stone
Clementine Haren
Don Stone
Max Riley
Nellis Losh
Buena Vista
Elizabeth Hughes
James Lawson
Union
Clarence Dingmand
William Ballinger
Marco Park
Richard Koehler
Eva Barton
Maple Pk
Roy Weikel
Arthur Eliopoulos
Madison W. Hills
Harvey Johnson
William Woodrum
William Vogel
John Hooker
Vogel
William Rickels
Burgess Bach
Milford
Eldorado Subdivision
Ohio
Red Bud Drive
Rosedale Road
Hampton Place
Poinciana Road
Thorn Hill Lane
City of
Francis Carmody
City Commission
First Frost Drives Drivers To Anti-Freeze Stations
Local service stations sold anti freeze by the gallon as the first frost hit Monday night. Experts advised using permanent anti freeze capable of withstanding 10 to 18 below zero, with a typical mix costing around six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ol’ Man Winter
Cape Cod Town Adopts Ship Bell Time System
In WELLFLEET Massachusetts residents now use ship bells to mark the day. The town meeting approved the eight bell cycle aligning with seafaring tradition. Visitors unfamiliar with maritime timekeeping find the system confusing. The ship's bell method divides the day into four-hour periods with eight bells at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Mass
Cape Cod
Ohioan Killed As Jet Explodes In California
A Navy jet crashed and exploded in an apricot orchard in Sunnyvale California killing the pilot Lt. Stanley J Dunmore a Massillon Ohio reserve officer recalled to duty last July He is survived by his widow Lucille and three sons living in Sunnyvale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyvale
Calif
Navy
Stanley J Dunmore
Massillon, O
Lucille
Gard era and Campbell Gard legacy reshapes Hamilton press
Homer Gard, longtime editor and owner of the Daily Democrat, built a news empire culminating in the Journal-News after purchasing the Daily News in 1933. He led civic effort in YMCA activities, Red Cross, Boy Scouts, and Camp Campbell Gard, while serving as postmaster and city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Democrat
Evening Journal
Hamilton
Daily News
Republican
Democrat
Gard
The
News
Journal-News
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Press
YMCA
Campbell
Ethelyne Grove
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Elks and Eagles
National Press Club
Washington
Ohio Society of New York
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Common car cooling leak at hose connections
The most frequent leak in a car's cooling system occurs at the hose connections. This failure can lead to loss of coolant and engine overheating if not addressed promptly. Regular inspection of hoses and clamps helps prevent leaks and potential engine damage.
Frankie Running Into Troubles With His Wife
In St Louis Frankie Sinatra discusses a career related strain on his marriage to Ava Gardner. He says the problem is not serious and plans to see his wife in Hollywood within about ten days. He notes Ava may work on a movie in Africa and that he will not impede her career. Sinatra is performing at a local nightclub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Sinatra
Hollywood
Africa
Korea
Three Middletonians Among Six Fined In Area Courts
Six area motorists were fined by judges after arrest by the State Highway Patrol. Jack Bird, 19, faced fines for leaving the scene and reckless driving. Raymond Napier, 25, paid for a yellow line violation. Richard Smith, 18, was fined for no operator’s license and insufficient rights. Rita Kleine, 26, paid for driving through a stop sign. Donald Bailey, 38, paid for passing a stopped school bus. Thelmer Duncan, 32, forfeited a 25 and 175 bond for license absence and intoxicated driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletonians
State Highway Patrol
Jack Bird
Girard Ave
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Raymond Napier
Secland Ave
Squire Lammie Bailey
Middletown
Richard Smith
Minnesota St
Squire Bailey
Rita Kleine
Hamilton
Oxford
M. D. Worley
Donald Bailey
Gratis
Thelmer Duncan
Dayton
Rex Weaver
Moonshiners Use Sheriff's Farm For Cover-Up
In Hodgenville Kentucky authorities found a large 220 gallon moonshine still on the Wayne County sheriff's farm about 10 miles northeast of Hodgenville. Sheriff Joe Burnett and tenant Earl West reported the still in a wooded ravine on the farm and raiding officers destroyed the steam-operated setup along with 43 barrels of mash 500 pounds of corn meal 200 pounds of sugar 500 pounds of malt and 13 gallons of moonshine. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgenville
Wayne County
Joe Burnett
Earl West
Larue County
Army Check Tale Of Missing GI
U S Army investigators piecing movements of a missing soldier Absent Without Leave since February 3 suspected of abducting an 18 year old American girl Pvt Eugene Walters of Harrods Ohio, a 28 year old divorced father of two, surrendered in West Berlin denying involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Eugene Walters
Harrods
West Berlin
Tanker Grounded Off Swedish Coast
Rescue ships race to reach a grounded tanker with about 10 men aboard in the Gulf of Bothnia. The vessel, possibly German or Dutch, ran aground last night 15 miles off Sweden’s eastern coast after sending lamp signals from a stormy sea. The situation is described as serious by rescue personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gulf of Bothnia
Congress Considers New Five Year Plan At All-Soviet Meeting
Delegates at the 19th all-Soviet Communist congress prepared to hear a full report on the fifth five year plan running 1951 to 1955. The plan aims to boost production 70 percent from 1950 levels with steel up 62 percent coal 43 percent and petroleum 85 percent by end of 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
Soviet Union
M. Z. Saburov
State Planning Commission
Politburo
Stalin
Central Committee
Organization Bureau
Orgburo
All-Union Communist Party
Bolsheviks
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Georgi M. Malenkov
Lavrenty P. Beria
United States
Ria
Tass
Beria
Rshal Alexander M. Vasilev
Iky
Kremlin
Pravda
Trieste
Barrie Sues Ex-Husband for Slander over Immorality Claims
New York actress Wendy Barrie sues former husband David L. Meyer for 250000 in Federal Court alleging he slandered her by accusing her of openly living with a man named Cappy Smith and supporting him. Meyer, a textile manufacturer, and Barrie married in 1946 and divorced in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wendy Barrie
Miss Barrie
David L. Meyer
Florida
Community Meetings and Group Activities Schedule
A Wednesday listing of local meetings and events includes Knights of St. John at St. John's Church basement at 7 p.m., National Guard 107th Cavalry rendezvous at 7:30 p.m. on 2100 South Main, Kiwanis and Lions Club at noon at the Manchester Hotel, Boys' Choir at 3:30 p.m., MCA Junior Chamber at Colony, Toastmasters at Gardner Conference Room, Armco Employes Federation at 7 p.m. AEIF membership at 8 p.m., Board of Education at 7:30 p.m. at the High School, Kiwanis Board at 7:30 p.m. in Journal Building, Alpha Council 326 Jr O U A M at 7:30 p.m. 19 North Broad St, Dog Training at 7:30 p.m. South Main Armory, I O O F Lodge at 7:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous at 7:45 p.m., Moose Lodge officers at 8 p.m., Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary at 8 p.m., Silver Leaf Social Club, B P C E edge 257 at 8 p.m. Elks Temple, Middletown Branch 188 National Association of Letter Carriers at 8 p.m. Trades and Labor Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis and Lions Clube
Manchester
F. Chew
Alpha Council 326
O.U.A.M
North Broad St
South Main St. Armory
F. Lodge
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Film Producer S P Spiegel Seeks Divorce in California
Santa Monica film producer Samuel P Spiegel known as S P Eagle sues Lynne Spiegel for divorce on adultery and extreme cruelty, claims no community property, seeks injunction preventing future suit. They married in Las Vegas in 1946 and separated last January. Spiegel produced The African Queen with Humphrey Bogart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Samuel P. Spiegel
Lynne
Bandit Robs Cafe in Local Holdup
A man sipped beer for 20 minutes at a cafe, waited for patrons to leave, then produced an automatic pistol and stole $795 in cash. James York, bartender at Son's Silver Rail Cafe near the police station, described the suspect as about 30 years old, 6'1", 175 pounds, in a tan trench coat and brown hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
James York
Son
Silver Rail
Cincinnati man held on marijuana charge
William Joseph Shaw, 23, of 817 Dayton Street Cincinnati, was arrested here yesterday on a charge of possessing marijuana. Police said Shaw had several marijuana cigarettes in his possession when taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
William Joseph Shaw
Dayton St
Cincinnati
Shaw
Bottom Drops Out Of Russian Barrel Output Claim
Washington reports the Soviet Moldavia copy states Brichansk Timber Enterprise shop overclaimed quotas at 150 percent. Novaya Zhizn New Life Kolkhoz records show five sleighs were poor and eight oak barrels leaked after bottoms fell out, confirming the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Moldavia
State Department
Brichansk Timber Enterprise
Moldavia
Novaya Zhizn
New Life
Hearst Estate Valued At 56.5 Million In Appraisal
In Los Angeles attorneys said Hearst estate assets listed thus far total 40.5 million with more items to be added boosting value to about 56.5 million. The court filing also lists 66,667 non voting Hearst Corp shares valued near 40 million and notes distributions to Millicent Hearst, five sons, and foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Randolph Hearst
Superior Court
Hearst Corp
Millicent V. Hearst
Births Reported Across Local and Out-of-Town Homes
The Vital Statistics Births column records a girl born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stepan iak of 3240 Yankee Rd. and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart of 518 Park Ave. Franklin. Out of town births include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Valentine of Montclair N J Tuesday night at Mountain Side Hospital and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. H Norman Baetjer Jr Jeanne Hook of Garrison Md Tuesday night at Women’s Hospital Baltimore Md. Paternal grandfather Harry N Baetjer Sr of Baltimore and maternal grandparents Charles R Hook and Mrs. Hook of Alameda Circle are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stepaniak
Yankee Rd
Robert Hart
Park Ave
Franklin
Dick Valentine
Montclair
N. J
Mountain Side Hospital
H. Norman Baetjer, Jr
Jeanne Hook
Garrison
Woman’s Hospital
Baltimore
Harry N Baetjer, Sr
Charles R. Hook
Alameda Circle
Marriage Licenses Listed for Hamilton and Nearby Areas
Several couples and pairs are named with ages and hometowns as marriage licenses issued. Names include Robert Minton and Frances Merz of Hamilton. William Bork and Mildred Shireman of Hamilton. Robert W. Schroeder and Mary Alice Brown of Hamilton. Thomas M. Mahon Jr. and Joan Ingwersen of Pittsburg and Middletown. Donald Van Natta and Dolores Walton of Hamilton. Dennis Belcher and Wilma Miller of Middletown. Samuel Sparks and Phyllis McClain of Middletown. James Gallop of Franklin and Manuel Rader of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Minton
Frances Merz
Hamilton
William Bork
Mildred Shireman
Robert W. Schroeder
Mary Alice Brown
Thomas M. Mahon, Jr
Woodmont Ave
Pittsburg
Joan Ingwersen
South Main St
Middletown
Donald Paul van Natta
Carpenter
Dolores Jean Walton
Richmond
Ind
Dennis Lee Belcher
Wilma Jean Miller
Samuel C. Sparks
Phyllis Jean McClain
James A. Gallop
Franklin
Manuel Rader
Miamiisburg
Hospital rolls list patients and relatives with various conditions
The notice catalogs names linked to Franklin and surrounding areas: Otterbein Home patients Donald Johnson Everett Lazenby Mrs Mary Capaldo and Mrs Kerlin Wilt among surgical and medical cases. Other listed individuals include Mrs Mary Taylor Mrs Linda Flack and children Donnie Eldridge JoAnne Raine and many more with addresses across Franklin cooperation with Grandview Dayton and Morgan streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
Otterbein
Donald Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Franklin
Everett Lazenby
Box 470
Michael Hickey
Robert Hickey
Lawrenceburg
Ind
John Lawson
Queen Ave
Mary Capaldo
Lopane Ave
Kerlin Wilt
Arcanum
Frederick Rudie
Crawford
Skippy Kwak Finds New Life At WVU After Sailor's Death
Skippy Kwak, 19, and his West Virginia University ties grow from a Korean orphan found by Sgt. Gus Farr in Korea. Farr mentored him in English and studies, sent him home for adoption, and helped his schooling toward medicine before Farr was killed last month in action abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W.va
Skippy Kwak
Korea
West Virginia University
Skippy
Sgt
Gus Farr
Hinton W.va
Gueé
Gus
Farr
Hinton
Contempt Charge Against Grunewald Dropped By Judge
Henry W Grunewald known as The Dutchman appeared before a federal grand jury investigating tax corruption. Judge Matthew Abruzzo dismissed the contempt motion at the request of the U S attorney after Grunewald provided testimony at six grand jury appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W
Dutchman
Grunewald
Washington
Matthew T. Abruzzo
U. S
Negroes To Organize Group For Stevenson In Ohio
Cincinnati council member Theodore M. Berry announced plans to form units in 20 key Ohio areas to mobilize Negro voters for Adlai E. Stevenson in the upcoming presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Cincinnati
Theodore M. Berry
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Engineer Fred E Hardy Named City Engineer
Fred E Hardy of Shelbyville has been named city engineer, succeeding Arthur Smalley who retired last summer. Hardy is a former assistant city engineer at Ironton and formerly worked as an engineer on the Hamilton project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hamilton
Fred E. Hardy
Shelbyville,lr
Ironton
Arthur Smalley
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Alaska
HH. BE. Newlin
Frederick Harris
Robert Flesher
Midd
Fed. L
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Minter Willis
J. M. Daniel
Five Points
Rufus Wheeler
City
Elwood Dean
Stanley Power
Dixie Hgts
Bert Holt
West Side
First Frost
Gloria van Deweel
Cape Town
California
Homer Gard
Frankie
Sheriff's Farm
Swedish
Mien
Gillen Crow
Commie Congress
Knights of St
Bandit
Butler County
Cincinnati Law School
Fred Dewey
Court of Appeals
Dewey
Fred A. Dewey
Hearst
Butler
DRY Cleaners
South Clinton
Robert Perry
Fairmount Ave
Grandview Hospital
Oo.s
James Keister
Grand Ave
Burley Myers
John Melton
Reynolds
Charles Mathis
Wig Charles Mathis
Coles Mars
Norbert Kittel
Moore
William James
Malvern
Violet Hagan
Eugene Enos
Highland
Donnie Eldridge
and _ Samuel Eldridge
Fernwood
Nolan Cox
Chalmer Phipps
Woodside Ave
Joanne Raine
David Raine
Florence St
Grimw
Se Weekly
STORM
Rusco
Central Ave
Uae
FC Russel
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