Middletown Commissioners Silent On Rt. 122 Opposition
City leaders offered no comment on Middletown Planning Commission’s push to block Ohio Rt. 122 relocation east of the city. The plan would route Rt. 122 via Warren Roosevelt extension and two interchanges, with a Sept. 24 public hearing set by the state highway department.
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Middletown
Grand Avenue
Plan Board
Rt. 122
Warren-Roosevelt Street
U.S. 25
Blue Ball
Verity Parkway
Miami River
West Middletown
Planning Commission
Oxford
Ladislas Segoe
Don’t Pay Substitutes For Paper
The Journal warns readers not to pay anyone posing as substitutes for regular paper carriers. Several complaints report youths collecting for weekly deliveries, then the regular carrier appears unaware of the substitute. Readers are urged to pay only their recognized paper boy.
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Journal
Bad Brakes Blamed In Car Mishap
Four cars damaged in a 3:30 p.m. crash at 1st Avenue and Baltimore Street when 16 year old Bennet Roberts’s brakes failed as he tried to stop his eastbound car. He veered north and collided with two stopped autos and another moving vehicle. No injuries reported.
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1St. Avenue
Baltimore Street
Bennet Roberts
Pearl St
David Bursk
Logan Ave
Roberts
1St Avenue
B Elbert
Meadow Avenue
Y Bell
Bexley Dr
Minor Office Fire at Dr. E. Norwood Clark’s Clinic
A short circuit in wiring yesterday caused a small fire in the office of Dr. E. Norwood Clark at 17 South Broad Street. Firemen from Company 1 reported no damage after a cleaning woman spilled water into a plug while mopping the floor.
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E. Norwood Clark
S. Broad St
Company 1
Birthday mother killed in Hamilton two car crash
Wilma L Wolfe a 30 year old Hamilton mother died an hour after admission to Mercy Hospital following a two car collision at Winton Place and Kemper Road. Her husband Edward Wolfe was injured as were three other youths from the northbound car. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Wilma L. Wolfe
Hamiltton
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Wolfe
Edward R. Wolfe
Haverhill
Winton Place
Kemper Road
Hamilton County
John Curtis
Cincinnati
Curtis
John Graziano Jr
Cold Springs
Michael Tranchino Jr
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinati
Webb Funeral Home
Mason Man Poor After 2 Car Crash
Three people were injured in a two car crash on Rt. 42 southwest of Mason. John S. Batsos Jr. 31 Mason Rt. 1 suffered chest and internal injuries and was in poor condition at Mercy Hospital. Kenneth C. 33 Sylvania Ohio driving the other car also injured. Munson had scalp and right eye cuts and Helena Donn of Cincinnati sustained a flaccid knee and elbow. Injured were taken to Mercy Hospital by the Mason life squad. Cars heavily damaged.
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Rt. 42
Mason
Mercy Hospital
John S. Batsos Jr
Mason Rt. 1
Batsos
Kenneth C
Sylvania
Ohio
Munson
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
National Advisory Committee
Carlson
Joseph Prendergast
National Recreation Assn
NIA
Long Beach
Calif
NRA
Joseph Johnson
Cedars
Franklin
Dayton Municipal Court
Johnson
Kenneth Webb
Miamisburg
Roundtable Attended by 92 Scouts and Leaders
Ninety two Mound Builders Council members attended a roundtable at the Legion Home. Charles Connarroe presided with Wally Frayer overseeing Cub Scouts and Den mothers. Geology talks, crafts, and new council advancement policies were highlighted.
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Mound Builders Council
Legion Home
Charles Connarroe
Wally Frayer
Helen Mohn
Gladys Stallsworth
Harry Hannah
Dudley Inwood
Matthew Rebolz
Elza Abraham
Dick Lewis
Richard Hopper
Explorer
Ed Zickgraf
Cumberland
52 Home Development To Be Launched Here
Preliminary plans announced for a 52 home subdivision called the second addition to Douglas Park in Middletown. Developer Britt Kendrick says the one story three bedroom ranch homes, 52 by 135 foot lots, will start construction late this year or early 1958 at about 10500 dollars with 375 dollar down, and monthly payments near 75 dollars including taxes insurance and interest.
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Middletown
Britt Kendrick
Douglas Park
Louis Place
19Th
20Th Avenues
Kendrick
Hospital Opens Asian Flu Shots For Staff
Middletown Hospital begins an Asian Flu inoculation program tomorrow with bedside workers first, followed by the full hospital staff. James Elder, personnel director, says no extra vaccine is on hand and several hospitals have already joined the program urged by the American Hospital Assn. About 40 or 50 nurses and staff are expected to be processed, free to employees as with the Salk polio shots.
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Middletown
James Elder
American Hospital Assn
Elder
Police Briefs Report Arrests and Theft Incidents
Police last night arrested Henry Wright 58 for driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. Richard Parella reported a tire and wheel stolen from his car on Baltimore Street. Sally Rhoads said her bicycle was stolen from her garage. Deputies recovered a stolen car from Robert Knorr on Sunday night.
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Henry Wright
Plum Ave
Wall Street
1St Avenue
Richard Parella
Baltimore St
Sally Rhoads
Central Ave
Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies
Asn
Robert Knorr
1St Ave
Boro Sailor Presumed Dead
William Michael Humbert Jr. of Springboro, one of 16 crew on a Navy patrol plane shot down off Communist China, has been presumed dead by the Navy as of Aug 31. He had left Springboro High in 1953 and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross in absentia in July. Survived by his mother Ida Humbert, father William M. Humbert, brother Pat and sister Marjory. Memorial services planned in Springboro.
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William Michael Humbert Jr
Springboro
Navy
Dayton
China
Department
Humbert
Springboro High School
Archire
Middletown Police Seek Charter for Independent Union
Middletown police officers applied for state permission to form the Middletown Municipal Employes Independent Union to bargain for salaries. Patrolman Thompson, Paul Frisby, and Sgt. James Miller were named trustees to file the Ohio charter and lead the group until officers are elected. Attorneys Levey and Herr explained rights under the National Labor Relations Act and limits for municipal bodies.
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Middletown
Division of Police
Theunion
Middletown Municipal Employes Independent Union
Ptl
Theodore Thompson
Order of Police
American Federation of State, County & Municipal
Afl-Cio
Wauich
Thompson
Paul Frisby
Sgt
James Miller
Ohio
Barry J Levey
Joseph H. Herr
Hamilton to Put Two-Mill Levy on Ballot for Teacher Pay Hikes
Hamilton boards proposes a two mill tax to raise salaries for teachers and staff. Starting pay for bachelor’s degree teachers would be 3750 dollars with a top at 6650 dollars. The plan, supported by the board, aims to recruit staff while the teachers association sought a three mill levy.
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Hamilton
Hamton
Hamilton Board of Education
Hamilton Classroom Teachers Assn
Middletown
Lester L. Dickey
Hamilton City
Boy Breaks Both Wrists in Schoolyard Fall
Eight year old Herbert Miracle son of Herbert Miracle of Franklin Street fell from a fence at Lincoln School suffering both wrists injuries. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Also treated yesterday was Ralph Baker twenty four of Fairmount Avenue after catching his right hand in machinery at Inland Container Corp resulting in three broken fingers.
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Herbert Miracle
Franklin St
Lincoln School
Middletown Hospital
Ralph Baker
Fairmount Aveaker
Inland Container Corp
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Central Avenue
Middletown Retail Merchants Assn
Chamber of Commerce
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Carmody
Selden Avenue
Highland Street
Department of Parks
Grove Street
Loie Ratliff
Martina B. Miller
William W. Don‘ham
Police Relife & Pension Fund
Arthur Sanderson
Charles B. Stiles
Firemen’s Relief & Pension ‘Fund
John Long
Wilbraham Rd
Short
White Rotary
Robbin
Valley Forge
Marvin Holliday
Paul Doughman
al Stoner
Jimm Fay
Jack Trimble
Ed Blies
Cumberland Trek
O. BR. Ellis
Council
Boro
JUST
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