Weekend Thefts Total 500 In Loot In Middletown
Weekend thefts in Middletown totaled over 500 with various items taken. Mose Weaver reported 25 pis of cash checks and birds valued at 1 each stolen from his barn loft. Mrs. Mildred Kohr lost a purse containing about 205 cash and nearly 200 in checks plus a car title and bank book from her car. Caudill reported 70 stolen from a pocket folder in his bedroom. A rifle and shells, groceries, and car hub caps were also taken from downtown or residential locations. Police noted times and locations as part of the investigation.
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Middletown
Mildred Kohr
Kunz Ave
Benjamin Kohr
New Philadelphia
A. L. Thoelke
Ellen Dr
Gabriel DiCristoforo
Wayne Ave
Dog Warden Is Called To Active Duty
Butler County loses its dog warden for Middletown as Lykins leaves for Fort Dix. At 21, the reserves member had been appointed to handle stray dog issues, praised by Dr Neer as a top warden. William Tibbs of 1908 Farming Rd. is recommended as his replacement.
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Butler County
Middletown
Lykins
Ft. Dix
N. J
Health Department
Oly
Armed Forces
Teacher Miss Florice Powell Reelected Secretary
Miss Florice Powell was reelected secretary for the tenth straight year at the Ohio Association of Speech Teachers of Speech meeting in Columbus. The Deshler-Wallick Hotel hosted the Third Association Ohio Conference for speech education with participation from the Ohio Association of College Teachers of Speech. Five Middletown pupils attended and aided Powell at the event. Dr. J. O. Perrine of American Telephone and Telegraph gave the principal address on Phones, Object Study of Speech.
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Florice Powell
Middletown High
Ohio Association of Secure Teachers of
Columbus
Iss Powell
Ohio
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Ohio Association of College Teachers of Speech
Middletown
Miss Powell
Ceutre
Trudy Sickle
Gwynne Finkleman
Marjori Hawkins
Benny Weaver
Bill Lane
J. O. Perrine
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Employment Officials Attend State Session at Cleveland Meeting
P. F. Johnson and Max Wise of the Ohio Employment Service represented the city at the annual meeting of the International Association of the Employment Services in Cleveland over the weekend. Johnson chaired a panel on counseling services and Lewis Evans, district manager of employment centers in Butler County, also attended.
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P. F. Johnson
Max Wise
Ohio
International Association of the Employment Services
Cleveland
Johnson
Lewis Evans
Butler County
Ares
Middletown Garbage System Cited as Model Citywide
An Ohio health survey praised Middletown’s municipal garbage system as among the best in the state and recommended its use be mandatory. The report notes lower costs with the sanitary-fill method over the abandoned incinerator plan, and cites equipment from Rish Equipment Company of Cincinnati.
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Middletown
Rish Equipment Company
Cincinnati
Middletown Journal
State Health Department
Ohio
Power Mower Listed Stolen
Theft of a 175 power mower from a garage was reported by Mrs. Louise Sharkey of 2204 Arlington Ave. Police said she did not know the theft time. A break in at Holland Furnace Company at 1009 Malvern St was reported by J. M. Mc Doughall of 2200 Lamberton St with a broken rear window and nothing disturbed. Police answered a call to 1725 Central Ave rear where Margaret Shephard reported two men broke a door.
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Louise Sharkey
Arlington Ave
Holland Furnace Company
Malvern St
J. M. McDoughall
Lamberton St
1725 Central Ave
Margaret Shephard
1,427 Scouts Enrolled In Victory Roundup Drive
The 1,427 Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers in the Mound Builders Area Council will join a nationwide Victory Round-Up from now until year end. William Saunders council commissioner says units in civic groups clubs churches and schools will host the drive. 48 Scouts from the 1950 Jamboree will speak to recruit new members as national membership tops rise toward 1950 levels. By November end every unit will conduct a Roll Call to assess strengths and weaknesses for improvement. MBA plans 1,611 members in 79 units by year end.
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Mound Builders Area Council
William Saunders
Mound Builders Council
Saunders
MBA
Three Injured In Accidents In Middletown
Three persons were injured in automobile accidents yesterday near the city. Edward Ratliff, 26, suffered cuts and an ankle sprain when his car hit a utility pole on Ohio 122 west of Middletown. Passenger Gerald Withers, 25, had a broken arm and facial cuts. Donald Snider received injuries from a racing car overturn and was treated and released. Two other drivers were injured but not seriously. A separate incident on Baltimore Street left a boy uninjured after a collision with Raymond Palmer's car.
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Edward Ratliff
Wildwood Rd
Ohio 122
Middletown
Gerald Withers
Moore St
Middletown Hospital
Donald Snider
Central Ave
Snider
Raymond Palmer
Garden Ave
Baltimore St
Palmer
Suspect Detained After Break-In At Unknown Location
Police reported a break-in where glass was shattered and a lock forced. The victim provided no further information beyond stating the intruder caused the damage and fled. Authority details and location remain unspecified in the available text.
Draft Board Receives November Quota Of 60
Middletown draft board opens its first registrations for doctors dentists and veterinarians while receiving November induction orders. Inductions slated for November 3 and 21 total 60, with pre induction physicals at 86 prompting use of the 20 year old bracket as 21 year olds thin. Two doctors dentists or veterinarians registered under first special registration and 80 men will be sent to Cincinnati to meet October 17 pre induction quota, following 49 sent earlier.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Lions Attend State Session in Columbus Celebration
Middletown Lions Club joined Ohio Lions in Columbus for two milestone events. The gathering honored 57 charter members from 1920 with gifts from Melvin Jones and celebrated the completion of a statewide trust fund supporting a Juvenile Braille Magazine for blind children. Attendees from Middletown included Samuel Tutt, William D. Long, Harold Leichty, Russell Stabler, Jack Hose and spouses.
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Middletown Lions Club
Ohio
Neil House
Columbus
Ohio Lions Clubs
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Ohio Lions
United States
Walter Schmidt
Cincinnati
Braille Fund
William D. Long
Middletown Club
Harry B. Newman
Toronto
Canada
Lions Association
Samuel Tutt
Harold Leichty
Russell Stabler
Jack Hose
New York Gazette First Published in 1725
The New York Gazette, NYC s first newspaper, began publication in 1725 marking the citys early press era. This historic launch established a sustained news presence in colonial New York with early printing practices and community notices.
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New York City
The
New York
At the Movies: Paramount and Strand Listings
Paramount shows My Blue Heaven with Betty Grable and Dan Dailey at 1 35, 3 35, 5 35, 7 35 and 9 35 p.m. Strand screens Destry Rides Again with Marlene Dietrich James Stewart and Shelley Winters at 3 10, 6 35 and 9 55 p.m.
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Paramount
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
Destry
Marlene Dietrich
James Stewart
Shelley Winters
Nine Men Enlist for Army Service
Nine men enlist in the Army and Air Force last week per local recruiting officials. Air Force recruits are William Emmett Crawford, Archie Lee Pate, Walker Lee Wilson Jr, David Wayne Leavens, Hugh Clark Warmouth. armored corps: Cleveland Walton, Wilbur Franklin Henderson, John Henry Kilgore. engineers: Marshall Lee Lige. infantry: unspecified. Air Corps to Lackland Air Base, San Antonio. ground forces to Fort Knox, Kentucky.
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Army
Air Force
William Emmett Crawford
Grove St
Archie Lee Pate
Walker Lee Wilson, Jr
Garfield St
David Wayne Leavens
Baltimore St
Hugh Clark Warmouth
Armored Corps
Cleveland Walton
Garfield
Heffner Ave
Engineers
Marshall Lee Lige
Sycamore St
Infantry
Air Corps
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Tex
Ft. Knox
Two-Week Holy Year Mission Opens at Holy Trinity
A two week Holy Year Mission began yesterday at Holy Trinity Church described as a refresher in Catholic doctrine and practice. It is conducted by two Oblates of Mary Immaculate priests from Buffalo New York, Father Maurice Smith and another colleague.
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Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Church
The
Oblates of Mary Immaculate of
Buffalo, N. Y
Maurice Smith
Mission Masses Begin With Sessions For Women Then Men
The Rev. James Cleary and Father Smith announce first week sessions devoted to women and the second week beginning October 22 for men. Daily Mission Masses at 5:30 and 8:15 include brief after Mass instruction. Evening devotions feature Rosary, Sermon, Benediction, then confessions with Father Smith, a former Navy chaplain from Seattle, and Father Cleary from the Bronx, who served in Normandy and Italy.
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James Cleary
Father Smith
Seattle
Wash
Aleutians
South Pacific
Father Cleary
Omi
Bronx
New York City
Normandy
Italy
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