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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1953

Page

7

POWs as pawns in new talks loom over Panmunjom

Don Whitehead reports that during Korean War talks at Panmunjom the Red Chinese and North Koreans may again use prisoners as leverage. He notes mass brutality, attempted indoctrination, and the stalled truce over forced repatriation with China offering to negotiate a prisoner exchange.

Panmunjom United Nations Douglas MacArthur Korea Suncho North Korea Reds Koje

Poison Pen Threats Target Eisenhower Werner Probe

Secret Service and postal inspectors pursue Albert J. Drevney, a 35 year old escapee with a history of writing threats, after a page and a half letter to Harrisburg postmaster Leo A. Werner prompted investigation. The letter, mailed from Lancaster, matches handwriting. Drevney has ties to Vancouver Washington and has lived in San Francisco and Denver. Gruber leads the inquiry and notes Drevney may still be in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg Eisenhower Leo A. Werner Werner Albert J. Drevney Washington State Hospital Lancaster Drevney Fred Gruber Secret Service Philadelphia Gruber Frank Creedon Vancouver

Watkins Seeks Eisenhower Proposals on McCarran Act

Senator Watkins says he will wait for the Eisenhower administration to propose changes to the McCarran Walter Immigration Act before holding hearings. The act passed last year despite Truman's veto, and Eisenhower has called the law discriminatory and in need of change. Watkins chairs the Senate committee overseeing the act.

Washington Sen Watkins Ulan Eisenhower Truman Senate House

Congressmen Seek Public Input for Tax Overhaul

The Joint Senate House Committee on Taxation sent questionnaires to every state, receiving about 13 000 suggestions from 5 000 individuals. The panel aims to craft a general tax law, the first overhaul since 1875, with action expected early next year. Voters say taxes are too high.

Washington Joint Senate House Committee On Taxation Union

Squad Aids Woman in Chest Pain Rescue at 709 South Main

The fire department emergency squad responded at 10:29 p.m. yesterday to 709 South Main St. to assist Mrs. Nettie Sparks 63 who was suffering chest pains and breathing trouble. She was admitted to Midletown Hospital by McCoy Leffler ambulance.

Fire Department South Main St Nettie Sparks Midletown Hospital McCoy-Leffler

Two Taft Allies Back Hall For GOP Chair

Senators Ferguson of Michigan and Reece of Tennessee, long associated with Taft, publicly supported Leonard W. Hall for the Republican National Committee chair. The RNC meets Friday to name a successor to C. Wesley Roberts. Hall, a former congressman and Nassau County surrogate, said he would accept if offered after a call on President Eisenhower.

Washington Congress Sen Taft Ohio Leonard W. Hall Republican National Committee Ferguson Rmich Rep Reece Tenn C. Wesley Roberts Hall House Wills and Estates Nassau County Eisenhower Senate Thomas E. Dewey New York

Senator urges State Dept to shed Voice of America

Senator Ferguson of Michigan says the State Department should focus on policy and stop running agencies. He backs Secretary Dulles view that staff could be cut by half and VOA oversight should end.

Washington Sen Ferguson R-Mich State Department Voice of America Dulles

Ohio Highway Proposals Set for April Bid Date

State of Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals until 10 00 A M Ohio Standard Time on April 14 1953 for Unit Price Contract improvements Proposals Nos 1 to 3 inclusive offered as one project and to be awarded as one contract Engineer of Contract Sales Legal Orr No 53 75 conducted March 21 1953.

State OF Ohio Department OF Highways Columbus Ohio State Highway Director of Ntter County Lemon Township Butler County Trenton Lemon Madison Townships Milford Township Department of Industrial Relations State Highway Department Department of Highways Division

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