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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1952

Page

2

Eisenhower to Visit Middletown by Whistle Stop Train

About 2 000 to 5 000 Middletonians are expected at 8 45 Tuesday morning when Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives by special train from Cincinnati. Ohio political figures will accompany but not speak during the Middletown stop. The event includes a welcome crowd roped off near the observation car and local police traffic control.

Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower New York Central Cincinnati Queen City Dean Phillips North Ave. Crossing Manchester Ave North Ave Ike Aress Charles St Central Columbia Grimes Sutphin Doty James Combs Arthur Graf, Jr Seven Mile Butler County Gop Committee Robert A. Taft Ohio Charles P. Taft GOP John W. Bricker Paul F. Schenck Middletown Schenck Eisenhower Wade Miller Miller

Taft makes swift Middletown tour on Sunday

Republican candidate Charles P Taft Jr visited Middletown for a brief city tour and two church talks. He joined a breakfast with fried chicken hosted by Allan Morgan Jr and met local leaders including City Commissioner Lloyd Miller and the Young Republican Club planning events for the November campaign.

Charles P. Taft Ohio Middletown Butler County Fair Taft Allan Morgan Jdr Eighteenth Ave Vsletown Young Republicaoub Morgan Allan Morgan, Sr Lloyd Miller Louis Smith Walter Houston Cincinnat Marjore Allie Union Baptist Church Bethel A.M.E Young Republican Club Silver Leaf Eighth Ave

Fire costs $150 at Armco plant

Damage estimated at $150 to a one story Armco East Side plant annealing building after a blaze sparked by an overheated tar pot. Firemen arrived shortly before 8 p.m. Saturday. contents were undamaged. Employees tried to fight the fire before the department arrived.

Armco East

B And L Class Hosts Party for 235 Longview Patients

Members of the B and L Class of United Presbyterian Church hosted a Saturday party for 235 patients at Longview Hospital. The event, in its fourth year, was sponsored by the Longview Social Service League with Mrs. Hubert Arthur as chairperson and assistance from eight board members and several volunteers.

United Presbyterian Church Longview Hospital Longview Social Service League Hubert Arthur Howard Haskins Bruce Royston Dorothy Gladys Radabaugh Clarence McDonald Robert Melamphy

Two Dairymen Die In Eaton Car Train Crash

In Eaton a car struck a moving locomotive at the Fast Main St crossing killing Robert A. Harper 39 and William A. Graer 45 both dairymen. Passenger James A. Richardson 32 from Greensboro is hospitalized with fractures. The three men were seen leaving Greensboro for Chicago for the National Dairy show.

Auto Main St Eaton James A Richardson Greenboro N.C Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Ind Richardson Hagan Dairy Supply Company Harper Eaton Depot Granham Greensboro Chicago Chillicothe Chil Prebley County

City files suit against garbage haulers over disposal fees

City Sanitary Service Company faces a Common Pleas Court suit for 9000 dollars representing charges for disposal ground use since January 1 under its contract. City officials say monthly 1000 payments were due and efforts to collect failed. The service firm argues the city violated exclusive rights by permitting private haulers, costing 2400 dollars early this year.

City Sanitary Service Company Fred J. Schatzmann Law Schatzman Maxwell Finkelmann

Safety Dramatization Week Starts In Middletown

A week long effort led by the Middletown Safety Council aims to show through dramatization that accidents stem from human error and can be prevented. Projects include safety banners on meters and displays of equipment, with a traffic mishap map and a billboard listing local fatal incidents. Don Osborne chairs the organizing committee.

Middletown Safety Council Middletown Don Osborne

Fire Injuries Send Six to Middletown Hospital

Six people were treated at Middletown Hospital emergency room for accident injuries after falls and a gasoline explosion. Sheridan Duncil Jr. 10 suffered second and third degree burns from torches. Lizzie Hollon 60 fractured a leg in a hole. Mary Shoup 7 fractured left wrist. Jerry Jordan 7 fractured left arm. Eva Joe Young 13 fractured left arm. Audrey Piersol 17 knee injury from a fall. All were treated and released or admitted as noted.

Middletown Sheridan Duncil, Jr Lylburn Rd Lizzie Hollon Yankee Rd Audrey Piersol Vanderveer St Baker's Ambulance

Autumn Arrives Tonight With Cooling Temperatures

Autumn is arriving at 9 24 p m with highs near 72 degrees and mornings in the 50s. The day opened at 49 degrees and reached 71 at 2 p m with a 53 degree low recorded at 7 a m.

Mercey Slee Eesay

Rent Control Mail Surges at City Building Meeting

Morning mail shows 53 citizens sent communications on rent control with 13 opposing extension and 22 in favor. Unofficial tally suggests near 50 50 overall though totals not yet counted. Letters postcards petitions indicate organization on both sides ahead of Wednesday night commission meeting.

Papers Probe Expense Fund For Adlai

Chicago newspapers report inquiries into handling of campaign funds for Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson. The Daily News says aides kept a list of over 1,000 firms solicited for campaign and expense funds. The Tribune notes money raised for his governorship is now used for his presidential campaign.

Chicago Today Adlai E. Stevenson Chicago Daily News Adlai Gov. Stevenson Chicago Tribune Stevenson

Minor damages in two city accidents

Two minor accidents were reported yesterday. Jack Cohen, 52, of 309 Highview Rd, caused $50 damage after rear ending by Ben H of Tytus Ave. John M. Peast, 67, of Franklin Route 2, backed into a bed auto owned by James Gardner at 1821 Woodlawn Ave causing $10 damage.

Jack Cohen Highview Rd Ben H Tytus Ave Cohen John M. Peast Franklin Woodlawn Ave James Gardner

Records Tumble As Vote Registration Nears End

Butler County and Middletown reach record voter totals with 61 000 plus registrations expected to 63 000 by Wednesday deadline. Middletown stands at 16 375 with 18 000 predicted, amid efforts by political groups and the Junior Chamber to boost turnout. A registration booth and multiple branch offices will operate to aid voters before the 9 p.m. closing time.

Butler County Middletown Corwin Brosius Brosius Aid of Elections Office Hamilton Mose Kahn Chamber of Commerce Board of Elections Fairgrounds Federal Savings and Loan

Injured Woman In Crash After Car Hits Tree And Pole

Mrs. Virginia Augspurger, 36, of Franklin Route 1, is in poor condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after her car struck a tree, tore up roots, then hit a utility pole. She suffered fractures to both legs, right hip and ankle, with extensive cuts and shock. Deputies and mechanics freed her from the wreck on the Trenton Road near Busenbark.

Virginia Augspurger Franklin Mercy Hospital Hamilton Bence Augspurger Trenton Busenbark

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