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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1962

Page

2

Bolivia quits OAS over water dispute with Chile

Bolivia suspends participation in the OAS and its organs after a stalemate with Chile over Lauca River water. President Paz Estenssoro opens a U.S. visit to discuss tin stockpile sales. Ambassador Sarmiento Caruncho says Bolivia remains in Washington but will not engage in OAS discussions while the Lauca dispute seeks a peaceful resolution.

Bolivia Chile Washington Organization of American States OAS Council Albert Zulweta Angel Victory Paz Estenssoro Jose Fellman Belarde United States Paz Fstenssoro iLauea Coipaza Corpaza Lake Emilio Sarmiento Caruncho OAS

Landfill Public Hearing Set Tonight

Hamilton zoning board will hold a 7 PM public hearing at the courthouse to decide a conditional use permit for a 4.7 acre tract off Hamilton Cleves Road to operate a sanitary landfill. The city’s option on the land hinges on county and board approval, with the site in Agriculture Zone. City Manager Aaron Marsh may attend to represent the city.

Hamilton Butler County Zoning Board of Appeals Pecks Addition Hamiton-Cleves Road Courtoase Champion Paper County Commissioners and Zoning Board Aaron Marsh

Hoover On Feet Alone Smokes Pipe After Surgery

Former President Herbert Hoover smoked his pipe today for the first time since surgery for an intestinal growth at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He walked around the Harkness Pavilion, read newspapers, and received messages as his recovery progresses with normal vital signs and a soft diet.

Hoover New York Herbert Hoover Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Harkness

Lockland Man Kills Ex Wife Then Ends Own Life

In Cincinnati suburb Lockland a divorced man shot dead his ex wife, Mrs. Clara Moore Burton, 31, then killed himself with a 38 caliber pistol. Burton, 36, had recently moved back to her home for a reconciliation attempt. He fired on her as she sat in a car with her son and two others before turning the gun on himself.

Cincinnati Lockland Clara Moore Burton Fred Burton Burton

Six Children Die In Fire In Detroit East Side Flat

DETROIT AP Six children died today when a rear apartment fire swept a four family building on Detroit's East Side. Three other family members were hospitalized with burns as flames rose high visible for a mile. Twenty three children from two other families escaped. Victims were Marvin 10 Raymond 7 and Anthony 4 children of Mrs Harriet Ray and grandchildren Derrick 2 Arnel four months Cynthia 11 months children of different Ray relatives.

Detroit Marvin Raymond Anthony Harriet Ray

Intruders Raid Hazel Harding Home at Franklin

Police report intruders smashed a first floor door with a hatchet and axe after entering through a rear basement window at 209 Oxford Road Hazel Harding. A fifth of whisky was stolen then left on a table while a cedar chest was pried but left unopened. Entry occurred between 2 pm Monday and 12 40 am Tuesday.

Franklin Hazel Harding Oxford Road

Car Plunges Into Fence Near Forest Avenue Home

Juanita Neal of 5 Forest Ave lost control while parking on Sycamore Street and drove across the street into Lona Tooley’s yard at 849 Forest Ave. The car tore down a fence, hit a picnic table, and pushed it into Tooley’s garage, causing about 50 dollars in damage. Police cited Neal for reckless operation and driving without a license.

Franklin Juanita Neal Forest Ave Sycamore Street Lona Tooley Tooley

Paul Bailey 58 Dies Active In Middletown YMCA

Paul R. Bailey 58 of 4425 Poppy Drive died at 4:20 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital after illness since October. A 29 year Armco Steel office services employee, born in Bellingham WA, he belonged to Lincoln Lodge 693 F and AM, Middletown Chapter 87 RAM, Middletown Council 136, Middletown Commandry 71, Knights Templar Prosser Chapter CES, and the Scottish Rite in Dayton. He was active in YMCA program and choir at First Presbyterian Church, and performed with Middletown Little Theater. Surviving: wife Edna Mae, son Donald of Covington GA, brother Harry of Middletown, two grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2–9 p.m. Masonic services 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.

Bailey Armco Steel Bellingham Wash Lincoln Lodge F&am Middletown RAM Edna Mae Donald Covington Ga Harry McCoy-Leffler Russell Galloway Woodside Cemetery

Death Notice: Carlo Esposito 69 Middletown Resident

Carlo Esposito 69 of 1819 Grand Ave died 9 40 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after illness since October He worked 39 years as a clerk for Armco Steel He born Benevento Italy resident Middletown since 1922 Survived by wife Carmella three sons Dominic Fred Tony all of Middletown two daughters Mrs Girard Sera and Mrs Victor Cappa of Cincinnati one brother Angelo of Middletown a sister Mrs Antoinette Ruocchio Italy seven grandchildren Requiem High Mass Friday 19 a m at St John s Church Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow 7 9 p m and Thursday 2 8 and 7 9 p m Rosary recited at the end.

Carlo Esposito Grand Ave Middletown Hospital Esposito Armco Steel Corp Carmella Dominic Fred Tony Exposito Middletown Girard 'Sera Victor Cappa Cincinnati Angelo Antoinette Ruocchio Italy St. John’s Church Woodside Cemetery Schramm Funeral Home

Funeral for Mrs. Alice Benson Held at Bethel AME Church

Services for 79 year old Mrs. Alice Benson of Middletown will be at Bethel AME Church at 1 p m Friday with Dr. Garr Davis officiating. She died in a Cincinnati hospital yesterday. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Benson is survived by son Robert Givens Middletown daughter Mrs. Alice Gallowey St Louis brother Lorenzo Cotrell Middletown sisters Mrs Minnie Ferguson and Mrs Theresa Milton Middletown two grandchildren. Jordan Funeral Home in charge.

Bethel Ame Church Alice Benson Ninth Ave Wetumpka Ala Middletown Cincinnati Garr Davis Woodside Cemetery Friendly Women’s Clubh Robert Givens Alice Gallowey St. Louis Lorenzo Cottrell Csters Minnie Fergueen Theresa Milton Jordan Funeral Home

Minnie Smalley funeral set for Mrs Minnie Mae Smalley

Funeral services for 85 year old Minnie Mae Smalley of College Corner will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Bakers Funeral Home. She died Sunday morning at home. Survived by husband J O Smalley three sons Harold and Shirley of College Corner and Claude of Richmond Ind and sister Mrs Delia Bias of Oxford. Friends may call 2 to 9 tonight at the funeral home. Burial in College Corner Cemetery.

Minnie Mae Smalley College Corner Paul Smalley Excello Bakers Funeral Home

Radio pioneer Einstein dies after severe illness

London obituaries report Simon M. Aisenstein, 78, a Russian born electronics expert who helped start radio development in the Soviet Union, died after a long illness. Miami noted W. Maxwell Reed, 92, author of science books for children, passing Sunday. New York confirmed Morton L Rubinow, 35, winner of the 1959 United States national bridge championships, died Monday following a short illness.

Enstein Soviet Union Miami Fla W. Maxwell Reed New York Morton L Rubinow United States

Kodiak Bear Reaches Under 1000 Pounds on Average

The giant Kodiak, reputed as the largest bear species, averages under one thousand pounds in weight. This reflects typical size for adult males, with females significantly lighter.

Kodiak

Inmates Escape From LCI Honor Camp Five at Large

Warden Ralph Alvis reports three inmates from LCI missing after a bed check at ten pm bringing total escapes to five in 11 days. Clarence Price 22 burg forgery one to twenty years Kenneth Holman 23 burglary one to fifteen Charles Ferguson 24 unarmed robbery one to twenty five. Joe Elam 22 and Joe Nichols 21 escaped on Aug 24 and remain at large.

Ralph Alvis Clarence Price Kenneth Holman Charles Ferguson Alvis Joe Elam Joe Nichols

Named To Oppose Amendment In Ohio Vote

Gov. Michael V DiSalle named a five member committee to prepare arguments against the proposed constitutional amendment to modernize Sunday closing rules. Printed arguments will be mailed to every home this month. Voters will decide the issue in the Nov 6 election. Opponents include Harold Freedlander Wooster Cecil Dunlap Cleveland Rev George A Fulcher Columbus Bishop Hazen G Werner Columbus John C Turner Jr Marion. Proponents include D R Mackenroth William Howlett Hudson Charles R Iden Akron Medley Hock Cuyahoga Falls Jack B Rastetter Springfield.

Columbus Ohio Michael V DiSalle Ted W. Brown Harold Freedlander Wooster Cecil Dunlap Cleveland George A. Fulcher Hazen G. Werner John C. Turner Jr D. R. Mackenroth William Howlett Hudson Charles R. Iden Akron Medley ¥ Hock Cuyahoga Falls Jack B. Rastetter Springfield

Break in at Garfield School reported on Yankee Road

City police investigated a break in at Garfield School located at 1839 Yan kee Road yesterday Entry gained by breaking a window No items reported missing and no injuries noted

Garfield School Yankee Road

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