New Stadium Plans To Go Before Appeals Board
Plans for a new Lincoln Field stadium face setback after Building Commissioner Orville Corbyn denies a permit for being two feet over the open yard limit. The City Board of Appeals aims to meet October 13 as the Education Board readies bids for the $125000 project.
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Lincoln Field
City Board of Appeals
Orville Cor 60N
Appeal Board
Board of Education
Carson
Board of Edu
Victim Of Blast Is Still Critical In Hamilton
Frank James fifty six, of Wilmington, remains in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after an explosion at Armco Hamilton plant No 1 sintering. Carl Flint, also of Wilmington, was reportedly out of danger. Both men worked for Champion Bridge Company of Wilmington.
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Hamilton
Frank James
Wilmington
Mercy Hospital
Carl Flint
Armco
New Miami
James
Champion Bridge Company
Railroads strive to meet five minute blocking rule
New York Central agent Frank Zink said railroads aim to follow the five minute blocking rule at crossings whenever humanly possible. He noted rare mechanical failures may prevent compliance. City officials asked police to enforce the rule. Over two months the railroad has tried to keep crossings clear by loading passengers farther from stations and keeping at least one midtown crossing open.
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Frank Zink
New York Central Railroad
Zink
Girl Hit by Car Sustains Minor Injuries at Alameda Crossing
Betty Lawson, 13, of 1826 Logan Ave, suffered minor leg injuries after a car east on Central Ave turned onto Alameda and struck her. She was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. A second crash involved Taulbee Jones striking and damaging a parked car, pushing it over a curb.
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Betty Lawson
Logan Ave
Central Ave
Alameda
Middletown Hospital
Taulbee Jones
Main St
Monroe
Leonard Marcus
Garfield St
Monroe Juveniles Win Grange Award at County Fair
Monroe wins the juvenile Grange judging award while Fairfield Grange takes the adult class at Butler County Fair in Hamilton. Cattle judging and farm product judging are scheduled, with trotting races featured to begin tomorrow and run Thursday and Friday.
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Monroe
Grange
Fairfield Grange
Butler County
Hamilton
C. L. Gatewood
Patrol Inspects 278 School Buses in Warren County
State patrolmen reported inspections of school buses in Morrow and planned checks at Kings Mills and Lebanon. Patrolman A. V. Smith of Middletown Post 9 leads the effort, covering 278 buses across Butler Warren and Hamilton counties.
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Morrow
Warren County
Kings Mills
Lebanon
A. V. Smith
Middletown
Butler
Warren
Hamilton Counties
High School Pupils To Hear JA Director
The last of six assembly meetings to acquaint Middletown students with the Junior Achievement program will be held tomorrow at Middletown High School. JA director Robert McDade said the talks aim to explain JA activities and recruit new members and companies.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Robert McDade
McDade
Permit Issued for Twilight Inn on Route 27
The state liquor department issued new permits in Columbus with E. L. Young and Jack Steele receiving 3.2 beer licenses for Twilight Inn on Rural Route 5 U.S. Route 27 Hamilton.
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Columbus, O
State Liquor Department
E. L. Young
Jack Steele
U. S. Rt
Hamilton
Origin of the New York Stock Exchange Name
In 1817 a group of brokers organized the New York Stock and Exchange Board. The present title The New York Stock Exchange was adopted in 1865.
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New York Stock and Exchange Board
New York Stock Exchange
Football Clinic Draws Close to 300 Fans
Nearly 300 football fans attended a Middletown High School gym clinic led by coach Glenn Ellison. Using the Middletown varsity, Ellison explained the T formation and major plays, then demonstrated blocking assignments. The hour included game film from Monroe and Portsmouth.
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Glenn Ellison
Middletown High
Ellison
Monroe
Portsmouth
Obituary of Vaughan E. Montgomery Cincinnati coal dealer
Vaughan E. Montgomery 57 prominent Cincinnati coal dealer and head of V. F. Montgomery Company died of a heart attack yesterday at his Cincinnati office. A former athlete and 1912 Olympic tryout candidate, he organized his coal firm in 1925 after a career as an iron broker. He leaves a widow Alice, daughter Mrs. Buchert, son W. E. Montgomery Jr., grandson Tommy Buchert, and brother James Montgomery. Last rites set for 10 a.m. Thursday at W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home Walnut Hills.
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Vaughan E. Montgomery
Cincinnati
Charles Buchert
South Main St
Middletown
First National Bank
V. FE. Montgomery Company
Montgomery
James Montgomery
University of Cincinnati
Denver Athletic Club
W. Mack Johnson
Walnut Hills
Final rites for former Democratic state representative
Robert S. Barker 65 of 1512 Forrest Ave. will have funeral services Thursday at 2 p m at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev W D Brock presiding. Pallbearers are Trades and Labor Council members of which he was past president. Friends may call tonight 7-10 p m and tomorrow 3-11 and 7-10 p m. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Robert S. Barker
Forrest Ave
McCoy-Leffler
W. D. Brock
Trades and Labor Council
Woodside Cemetery
William G Laird Services in Camden
William G Laird 84 died Sunday at his son Herbert Laird's Camden home Route 2. Services 2 30 p m Wednesday at Neill funeral home. Burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Survived by three daughters one son and three brothers.
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Camden
William G.laird
Herbert Laird
Neii
Fairmount Cemetery
Death of Harry L. Young in Lebanon
Harry L. Young 75 of Lebanon Route 1 died yesterday at home. Survived by his widow Luella two sons and two brothers. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Oswald funeral home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Harry L. Young
Route 1
Luella
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Railroads pledge to curb noise and blocking in Columbus
City council heard a promise from W. H. Mann spokesman for five major railroads to cut down crossing blocking and yard noise. The pledge includes limiting whistle and bell noise and curbing profanity broadcast over yard loudspeakers.
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Columbus
W. H. Mann
Commission To Hear Ordinance Regulating Burning Of Rubbish
City commissioners will discuss an ordinance regulating burning of garbage in congested areas at tomorrow night’s meeting. Fire Chief William Fishbaugh says current fires have been linked to this practice. Action on Middletown airport and a new reservoir project may be delayed pending Civil Aeronautics Authority input and a Nutting Company water flows survey.
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William Fishbaugh
Middletown
Water Works
Fred J. Schatzmann
Paralyzed War Vet Chooses Home He Loves Over Help
Gerald Jeppe a 26 year old paralyzed veteran in Geneva Ohio says his gift house is fine even as a new government provision offers half the cost up to ten thousand dollars for a house and lot. He and his wife Vera and their four year old son Gerry live in a five room bungalow funded by local donations and he would like an elevator ramps and two upstairs rooms finished for easier access.
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Geneva
Gerald Jeppe
Cleveland Veterans Administration
Jeppe
Vera
Gerry
Trusk Truck Overturns on Route 4 South of Middletown
A large truck overturned in a roadside ditch about 1 30 a m five miles south of Middletown on Route 4 causing extensive guard rail damage. The driver, apparently unhurt, left the scene before officers arrived and investigators continued work.
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Middletown
School Patrolmen To Meet Thursday At Civic Association
School Boy Patrol members will hold their first back to school meeting in the Girl Scout room at 4 p.m. on Thursday Paul Wilson safety director said today Police Sgt. Joseph Blackmore will preside and the boys will be sworn in and assigned duties Blackmore will instruct the boys and the program for the coming year will be outlined
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The
Civic Association
Paul Wilson
Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Wilson
Prizes Illegal, Attorney Says in Kentucky Theater Case
Assistant Attorney General Squire N Williams Jr advised Edgar Dabey of Harlan that giving money prizes in a local theater is illegal He suggested Dabey notify local officials in Harlan and stated the matter should be reviewed by authorities in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Squire N. Williams, Jr
Edgar Dabney
Harlan
Dabey
Williams
Election Board Plans Night Registration Hours
Butler County Board of Elections announces extended night registration for Middletown and rural areas. The office will stay open Friday Saturday and Monday nights with Monday hours 10 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm. Deadline to register is Monday. Fred Stitsinger urges residents to act now to ensure voting eligibility.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Board of Elections
Fred Stitsinger
Butler County
Police Briefs: Fugitive Travel, Purse Theft, License Charge
Stanley Griggs 41 of 1601 Church St was released to Hamilton authorities who charged he is a fugitive. Mary F Shealey 37 of 512 Cooper Alley reported £ 20 57 stolen from her purse at the American Legion Home last night. Carl Morrison 24 of 3116 Seneca St arrested early today at Yankee Rd and Fourteenth Ave on charges of failure to have an operator's license.
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Stanley Griggs
Church St
Hamilton
Mary F. Shealey
Cooper Alley
American Legion
Carl Morrison
Seneca St
Yankee Rd
Fourteenth Ave
Municipal Court Clears Gambling Ring With Fines Totaling $125
In Municipal Court Judge Alton H. Combs fined James Garrett 100 dollars for keeping a room for gambling and James Haddix 25 dollars for gambling after a raid at 30 S Broad St. Thirteen men were arrested. several cases were dismissed and bonds forfeited for failing to appear. Two men received heavy penalties for mixing liquor with driving, Gordon Reed 190 dollars plus costs and a one year license suspension, and Charles Tincher 100 dollars for being in physical control while intoxicated.
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Alton H. Combs
James Garrett
Illinois Ave
James Haddix
Woodlawn Ave
Garrett
Haddix
S. Broad St
Walter Waddell
Charles St
Ernest Eckler
Germantown
Walter David
Garfield St
Thornton Reed
Tyrus Ave
Combs
George Collins
N. Main St
James Kilburn
George Haddix
Gordon Reed
Monroe
Charles Tincher
Kingston
Tincher
Central Ave
Mulberry Alley
Fire damages home on Auburn Street
Firemen answered a 9 30 a m call to James Stamper at 705 Auburn Street where a short circuit in an iron wire cord started a small fire. Damage estimated at about 25 dollars.
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James Stamper
Auburn St
Classification Questionnaires Sent to Draft Registrants
More than 900 single non-veteran non-father registrants of Draft Board No 10 receive classification questionnaires. Mailing ends Thursday and numbering begins Friday. The 13 oldest may be called to report to the Army recruiting office in Cincinnati for induction in November. board members meet to appoint a new chairman and review regulations for pre induction examinations.
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Draft Board No. 10
Army Recruiting Office
St. Ig
Cincinnati
Rom
Board 10
John Winger
Paramount and RKO Bill Two Nights of Classic Films
At the movies Paramount presents Beyond Glory with Alan Ladd and Donna Reed at 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Tuesday Tarzan's Secret Treasure with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan at 1:15 4:10 7:15 and 10:10 p.m. Also Tarzan's New York Adventure with Weissmuller and O'Sullivan at 2:50 5:45 and 8:50 p.m. Wednesday Swiss Miss with Laurel and Hardy at 2:55 5:45 and 8:50 p.m. Also Money Madness with Hugh Beaumont and Frances Rafferty at 1:25 4:15 7:15 and 10:10 p.m. Stella Dallas with Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles at 7:45 and 10:20 p.m.
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Beyond Glory
Alan Ladd
Donna Reed
Johnnyny Weismuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
New York
Johnny Weismuiler
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Hugh Beaumont
Frances Rafferty
Stella Dallas
Barbara Stanwyck
John Boles
Quaker Meeting House Still Used Since 1765 York PA
A Quaker meeting house built in York Pennsylvania in 1765 remains active for Sunday services, preserving a long church tradition in the city.
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York
Western Auto Manager Leaves for U S Army Duty
James Wilkins manager of the Western Auto Store will depart tomorrow for Ft. Meade Maryland to reenter the U S Army as a lieutenant colonel.
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Lebanon
James Wilkins
Western Auto
Ft. Mead, Md
U. S. Army
Fires extinguished at two residences with no damage reported
Firefighters contained two small blazes yesterday. A welding gas tank fire at 104 Manhattan St belonging to W. A. Baker was quenched and a short circuit under a car dash at 1701 Manchester St owned by Clyde Lawson was put out. No damage reported.
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W. A. Baker
Manhattan St
Clyde Lawson
Manchester St
Scout Leaders to Convene First Meeting of Year
The Girl Scout Leaders Association will hold its first meeting of the year at 8 p m in the Civic Association clubroom. Mrs. Ray Bunnell, the association president, urged all senior leaders and assistants to attend to discuss the coming year’s program.
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Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Civic Association
Ray Bunnell
Association
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