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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1950

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Tydings Opens New Angles In Reds Probe

Senator Tydings indicated a fresh line of inquiry by the Senate Foreign Relations sub committee into McCarthy's State Department charges. The panel has mostly listened. a closed meeting may discuss the matter. Budenz was subpoenaed and testified he knew Lattimore, denied being a Communist.

Washington Tydings D-Md Senate McCarthy Fydings Senate Foreign Relations State Department Wisconsin Edward P. Morgan Louis F. Budenz Budenz Daily Worker Owen Lattimore Communist Party Lattimore Morgan Westchester County New York Fordham University Drew Pearson

Reds Land on Hainan Island in Chinese War Dispatch

Nationalist reports say Communist invasion forces crossed to Hainan Island from the mainland in overwater junks. Most attackers were killed at sea with heavy fighting continuing near Hoshow as Nationalist planes and ground troops press the defense.

Taipei Formosa Hainan Hoshow

U.S. Cautions Russia Over Calmness in Air Clash Episode

The United States chided Russia for lack of calmness and restraint in handling the alleged clash between American and Soviet aircraft. The AP bulletin frames the rebuke as a formal diplomatic urging amid tensions.

Washington United States Russia Tokyo Siberia Japan U.S.S.R U Hanjiro Iketani Kwangtung Third Army Soviet Russia Maiguru

Hurley clashes on Mrs. Roosevelt show over Yalta

On NBC Forum Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt hosts a debate with Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley as he accuses a secret Yalta agreement of surrendering China's interests. Sen. Warren Magnuson Dr. John Fairbank and Richard Lauterbach challenge his claims as the discussion erupts.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Patrick J. Hurley Yalta China America Hurley Port Arthur Russia Japan Fairbank Lauterbach Magnuson Mrs. Roosevelt

Cincinnati cafe operator and wife fatally wounded in Norwood

John Wipperman a 55 year old cafe operator and his wife Marie Ida Wipperman 45 were found critically wounded in their Norwood apartment after Wipperman allegedly predicted a killer customer and prior to the shooting told a funeral director he would kill himself.

Cincinnati Norwood John Wipperman Marie Ida Wipperman George Schultz Whipperman Wipperman Jewish Hospital Boehmer Tepe Wpperman

Sparkman expects help for small business loans and capital

Sen. Sparkman predicting Congress will pass measures this session to boost small business lending. He cites plans for federally run loan insurance and regional investment banks to pool funds for local firms. He notes the need for long term credit and smaller investment pools to aid expansion and modernization.

Washington Sparkman D-Ala Congress

Three Men Die in Washington Air Crash

Three young men were killed when a small four place cabin plane crashed near the Washington County airport and burst into flames. Victims were Richard Spencer about 30 a glassworker and instructor at Tri State Aviation School Leroy Couts 24 student pilot and Harland Robinson about 24 all residents of Washington. The plane struck a hillside while approaching in bright sun and the pilot may have been temporarily blinded.

Richard Spencer Tri-State Aviation School Leroy Couts Harland Robinson Washington

McGrath backs federal laws to curb gambling data

Attorney General McGrath told the Senate Commerce subcommittee that big time gamblers have entered amateur and professional sports. He urged a ban on interstate transmission of gambling information and a one hour time lag for horse race broadcasts. He warned such moves target bookmakers while leaving legitimate sports news intact.

Congress McGrath Senate Commerce Senate

Four Teens Die in Train Crash at Kedkey Crossing

A Pennsylvania freight train struck an automobile on Kedkey's Main St. in Redkey near Portland Indiana killing four teens and injuring three others critically. Listed dead are Lora Rombeck 16 Martha Jane Cochran 13 Ronnie Lee Johnson 17 and Barbara Shawyer 18. Injured are Beverly Guihert 16 Janice Cochran 16 and Richard Lord 17. Janice Cochran is Martha Jane Cochran's sister.

Portland Ind Kedkey William Jones Jones Mortuary Redkey Lora Rombeck Ronnie Lee Johnson Dunkirk Martha Jane Cochran Redey Barbara Shawyer Jay County Beverly Guihert Janice Cochran Richard Lord

Reducing Diet Dreams and the Temptations of Weight Loss

A humorous verse catalogs a dieter's trials as a doctor orders a strict reducing diet. He chronicles surrender to lettuce and cabbage, fruit juice over pie, and the urge to raid the kitchen icebox for beloved foods like thick steaks and mashed potatoes.

Truman veto of Kerr natural gas bill shocks supporters

AP reports the veto by President Truman ends the Kerr natural gas bill amid claims of political timing. Senators Douglas Ellender and Kerr defend the measure while opponents warn of higher prices and reduced competition for consumers. A Baltic Sea search for a missing Navy bomber is abandoned with a lifesaving raft found near Stockholm as clues remain elusive.

Washington Truman Federal Power Commission Congress Trinan Douglas Dill United States Ellender D-La Kerr D-Okla

Vatican Denies Poland Pact With Communist Regime

Vatican press office denied reports that Poland's Catholic hierarchy signed an accord with the Communist government. The statement said no knowledge of such an agreement exists and noted the Warsaw announcement followed Cardinal Sapieha leaving Poland. A Vatican source warned a pact would imply a "way of death" for the church.

Vatican City Vatican Press Office Poland Warsaw Vatican Adam Stefan Cardinal Sapieha Rome Holy See

Funeral Rites Planned For William L Thede

William Lyman Thede dies at 67 after long illness. Retired vice president of Fifth Third Union Trust Company and longtime banker. He served on the Amberly Village Council and was village treasurer at incorporation.

Cincinnati William Lyman Thede Fifth Third Union Trust Company Thede Amberly

Truman aide's friend facing 40 year term trial

John Maragon, once a familiar White House visitor to Harry Vaughan, goes on trial in U S District Court. Jurors begin selection as prosecutors describe charges of lying to a Senate committee about personal and financial dealings with government contacts. He faces up to 40 years if convicted on multiple counts.

Washington John Maragon White House Balade Harry Vaughan Senate U. S Jennings Baile Maragen Lawyera Ge Lweting Ney Ansiatact Charles B. Murray Irvin Ne Gons Maranon Senate i Committee Vaughan Albert Verley Perfume Company Chicago Truman

Truman Told Economic Outlook Is Very Strong

President Truman was advised that the six month business outlook is very strong despite unemployment. Leon Keyserling and John D. Clark submitted a confidential quarterly economic report to the President. He noted March showed strengthened activity though rising labor force will keep unemployment higher.

Washington Truman Leon Keyserling Keserling

Seven Killed In Ohio Traffic Accidents Tragedy

Ohio weekend toll includes seven killed in traffic crashes and three suffocated by heater fumes in a Mason tourist lodge. Victims are Howard Marshall 25 and Hazel Beckman 25 and her six year old daughter Sharon of South Lebanon, Gezella May 62 of Cleveland, William Calvert 64 of Marion, Henry Gehrlich 19 and Very Cisco 20 of nearby towns, and Bertha King 60 struck by a vehicle in Toledo. Police charged Terence Lennon 54 with first degree manslaughter.

Columbus Ohio Route 42 Mason H. M. Williams Warren County Howard Marshall Hazel Beckman Beckman Sharon William H. Calvert Marion Erie Calbert Wapakoneta Henry J. Gehrlich Very Cisco St. Marys Toledo Bertha King Terence Lennon Wate A

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