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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1953
Page
7
Ishs experiment with a class of children reveals how belief and superstition shape the postcatastrophe tribe. The hammer, Evie, and the idea that Americans are the Old People highlight memory, power, and identity in a fragile new world.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority hosted a Longview Hospital event sponsored by the Longview Social Service League serving about 225 patients with sandwiches cookies coffee and cigarettes. Magazines and a new record player were provided, with several members assisting. The Monroe National Bank calls a special shareholders meeting on May 14 to vote on consolidating with First National Bank of Middletown and related matters.
Dayton Presbytery will hold its spring meeting at Fairmont Presbyterian Church with over 50 ministers and lay delegates from 42 churches in eight counties. Business includes ordination exam for Frank A. Brooks of Oxford, installation for Harold E. Hoff man at Greenville, memorial service for deceased elders, and overture recommendations to the Synod of Ohio. Eighteen delegates to the Synod meeting in Wooster will be chosen.
Fire units from Companies 1 and 3 were dispatched at 4 p m yesterday to 1219 Sycamore Street where an oil stove full of soot started a blaze. No injuries or property damage occurred. The occupant is Kelly Deaton.
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Paris with a Cabinet delegation to press a long term European defense program aimed at countering Soviet threats for 20 to 30 years. He argues the Soviet peace offensive lacks proof of restraint and urges continued strong defenses until Moscow reveals genuine concessions. The plan aligns with Eisenhower’s broad peace scheme and NATO council deliberations.
A light plane crashed in snow near Hudson in Summit County killing pilot Michael Levak of Cleveland 35 a Plain Dealer photographer and union leader Ralph R Brown 22 an International News Photos photographer and Gordon W Treat 39 a machinist at Ohio Crankshaft Co The victims were returning to Cleveland Hopkins Airport from Youngstown after a pleasure flight The CAA said Levak circled the airport for 15 minutes reporting trouble The wreck occurred on Journey s End Farm four miles northwest of Hudson Authorities described the scene and noted a fourth passenger had canceled plans to join the flight and instead drove to Louisville for a fishing trip
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