Ballots Printed and Mail In for Absent Soldiers
Absent and disabled voter ballots for the November 4 election were printed and sent to soldiers after election board staff worked Sunday. Corwin Brzius, clerk of Butler County board, delivered ballots on Saturday. Deputy Clerk Frank Dobrozsi said service members can vote in Middletown offices or by mail with federal forms. Applications for absent ballots begin October 5. A soldier may vote at the Federal Savings and Loan Building. Pfc Floyd Cooper, 21, became Middletown’s 11th Korea War death, cited among locals.
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Election Board
Corwin Brosius
Butler County Board
Frank Dobrozsi
Armed Services
Board
Middletown
Federal Savings and Loan Building
Dobrozsi
Ohio
Dobrogsi
Floyd Cooper
Mary Louise Nunilist
Clark
New York Central Railroad
Check Begins On 77 157 Voter Names For Butler County
The Hamilton Board of Elections reports 77 157 voters eligible to cast ballots in the November election. The breakdown shows 32 822 in Middletown, 25 931 in rural areas, and 18 404 in Middletown. A double check may reduce the total due to possible duplication.
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Butler County
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Middletown
Middletown Board
Paramount Schedule for Monday and Tuesday
The Paramount shows include Just For You at 1:15 1:15? 315 5:20 7:25 and 9:30 p m. Also Lydia Bailey at 1:35 5:10 and 8:30 p m with Lure of the Wilderness at 3:25 6:45 and 10:10 p m.
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Paramount
Lydia Bailey
Coffey Named To Aid Adlai Campaign
Coffey of Middletown a former national vice commander of the American Legion and Philip Carey Company VP is named to a veterans division aiding Gov. Adlai Stevenson's presidential bid. The Democratic National Committee announced the appointment in Washington. Also named from Ohio is Judge Robert S. Marx of Cincinnati. Kansans have a greater expectation of life.
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Martin V. Coffey
Middletown
American Legion
Philip Carey Company
Veterans Division
Gov
Adlai Stevenson
Coffey
Democratic National Committee Today
Washington
Robert S. Marx
Cincinnati
The
Disabled American Veterans
Second Armed Robbery Within Hour Probed in Clifton Farms Area
Deputies investigate two armed incidents in one hour Saturday night in Clifton Farms and nearby Mayfield. James C. Conover reports a gunmen robbed him of about 115 dollars after answering his door at 8 p.m. The assailant fled in an old model car. Separate slugging and robbery at Joe Brown’s service station left him with several hundred dollars missing. Brown was found injured in shrubbery and hospitalized in fair condition.
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Clifton Farms
Mayfield
James C. Conover
Lewis St
Conover
Loren Gustin
Dick Schultheiss
Joe Brown
Highland St
Middletown Hospital
Brown
Family Of 7 Burned Out At Exceello
An Excello family of seven lost their four room home and all possessions when a fire spread from an adjacent unoccupied building. Joseph Crockett his wife and five children survived with only a washing machine saved. Red Cross aid sought for housing and essentials.
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Excello
Joseph Crockett
Harding Jones Paper Company
Want To Ask DiSalle One
Middletown residents may question Michael DiSalle Democratic candidate for U S Senate during a four hour radio and TV talkathon Tuesday from 6 30 to 10 30 p m over WLW WCPO WKRC stations. Questions arranged via Democratic headquarters. stenographers take shorthand for transmission to Cincinnati. Tickets to the studio are free.
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Ohio
WLW. TV
Wcpo Radio
Wkrc-Tv
Wcpo-Tv
WLW
Assembly-Hall
Cincinnati
Police Briefs Note Multiple Arrests and Incidents
Aubry Darce Burgess, 29, was arrested on an unsafe vehicle and license charge in the 2000 block of Erie Ave. Carl Guthrie, 47, faced intoxication resisting and disorderly conduct charges after being taken into custody at a Clinton St. cafe. Four cited for disorderly conduct at Manchester Ave. Addresses of Beatty, Ricker, Terrell, and Martin listed. John Parsley, 45, held on fleeing and careless driving charges after Hamilton police. Bond set at $600 for Parsley. Phil Agee reported windshields cracked and paint damaged at the railroad station. Woodford Manning was bitten by a dog yesterday.
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Aubry Darce Burgess
North Kilmer St
Dayton
Erie Ave
Carl Guthrie
Rockdale
Clinton St
Virginia Beatty
First Ave
Herbert Ricker
Garfield St
Corbit Terrell
Woodlawn Ave
J. W. Martin
Manchester Ave
John Parsley
Summer St
Hamilton
Phil Agee
Tuley Rd
Pennsylvania Railroad
150 Expected At Teachers' Fete Tuesday
About 150 persons are expected to attend the Middletown Classroom Teachers' Association annual party tomorrow evening at the Sportsmen's Club on Michael Rd. Phillips president said the dinner by the school cafeteria under Miss Elizabeth Shearsley and Miss Ruth Irwin. Louis Brown will MC a post dinner program. No details of the surprise program are known.
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Middletown Classroom Teachers’ Association
Phillips
Tony
Sportsmen's Club
Michael Rd
Elizabeth Shearsley
Ruth Irwin
Louis Brown
Miami Professor Will Speak At Democrat Parley
Ralph M. Streitz a government professor at Miami University will address a public meeting sponsored by the Young Democrats for Stevenson and the Middletown Democratic Club at 8 30 p m on 30 South Broad St The event was moved from tonight as plans changed over the weekend The group urged a visit by Governor Jevenson before the election but the nominee’s plans do not include a stop in Middletown.
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Ralph M. Streitz
Miami University
Young Democrats For Stevenson
Middletown
Unseasonably Warm Tuesday Forecast For Local Area
Temperatures were expected to reach near 90 with overnight lows around 60 as fair weather persisted. Morning readings showed 53 at 6 a.m and 71 by 10 54 a.m. Yesterday's high reached 84 with a low of 46.
Wife says Franklin man threatened her with weapons
Elijah Mullins 56 of Hollywood Addition Franklin was arrested Saturday by constable Walter Stephens on a warrant sworn by his wife Victoria charging him with threatening her with a pistol and shotgun. He posted a $100 bond and is due in Judge J T Riley's court at 3 p.m. today.
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Franklin
Elijah Mullins
Hollywood
Walter Stephens
Victoria
J. T. Riley
Car Driven By 13 Year Old Hits Cafe Wall
About 6 15 p m yesterday a 13 year old girl in a car struck the Lucky Stop Cafe on South Yankee Road tearing a hole in the wall. Deputies said patrons stayed calm as the car owner Ton Ballad reported his Pastime Cafe near the incident suffered heavy damage. The girl fled the scene and officials said her parents agreed to cover the damage.
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Dick Schultheiss
Schultheiss
Yankee Rd
Ton Ballad
Armco East Works Sets Safety Record in Middletown
Armco workers at East Works and the Hamilton plant report a company high of 3,450,400 man hours without a major accident as of midnight Sunday September 28. Campbell Allen a chief safety engineer notes the record showcases strong safety culture and use of safety devices.
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Armco East Works
Middletown
East Works
Hamilton
Campbell Allen
Armco
Peo
Fabulous Greek Church Fulfills Tycoons Dream
Los Angeles Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Sophia opened September 28 after a decade of work costing $2 million with value pegged at three times that. Tycoon Charlies P Skouras led the project from Fox and United Artists circles, financing and overseeing art and design while Western Diocese moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Saint Sophia
Michael
North
South America
San Francisco
Charlies P Skouras
St. Louis
Skouras
Charles
Fox West Coast
National Theaters
U.S
George
United Artists and Skouras Theaters, Inc
Spyros
20Th Century-Fox Studios
MGM
Skouras Fraternity
Czechoslovakia
William T. Chavalas
Fox West Coast Theaters
Chavalas
Man 70 Struck By Car Injures Hip And Ankle
A 70 year old man suffered fractures of the right ankle and hip when struck by a car in front of 213 Garfield Street at 7 20 pm yesterday. Edward Linville 301 Garfield Street was taken to Middletown Hospital. Police say he crossed the street and walked into the path of a car driven by Albert Tibbs 18 Middletown Route 3 traveling north. Virginia Allison 32 505 State Street Trenton reported damage to her parked car in Verity Parkway and Sebald Alley with an estimated 30 damage from a second vehicle.
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Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Edward Linville
Linville
Elbert Tibbs
Middletown
Virginia Allison
State St
Trenton
Verity Pkvy
Sebald Alley
Middleton Ground Observers Corps wings awarded
Three Middleton residents earned wings after completing 25 hours of duty with the local Ground Observers Corps. John Debrozsi Jr the corps chief supervisor noted the 25 hour threshold earns recognition from the Easter Air Defense Command and recipients were Mrs. John H Drake Mrs. John Halbig and Joseph E McDermott.
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Adlai
Donut Shop
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Exceello
Woodford Manning
Forrest Ave
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