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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1955

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Nehru Attacks NATO Aid as Colonialism Debate Grows

Bandung AP dispatch reports Prime Minister Nehru denouncing NATO as a protector of colonialism and urging neutrality at the Asian African conference. The session faces a deadlock over communist colonialism with a nine member subcommittee to seek a compromise resolution.

Nehru NATO Bandung Indonesia North Atlantic Treaty Organization de Egate Turkey India United States Britain France Red China U.N Iran Ceylon Sir John Kotelawala Red Sincerity Kotelawala Reds

Big Three Propose Vienna Talks on Austrian Treaty

The Western Big Three urged Russia to send four ambassadors to Vienna on May 2 to finish negotiations for an Austrian independence treaty. The three powers accepted Moscow’s foreign ministers conference plan but require ambassadors to do preliminary work. United States Britain and France will begin talks here April 27 to prep for a wider Big Four meeting on Germany.

London Russia Vienna United States Britain France Kremlin Foreign Office

Pair Faces Hearing in Bank Robbery Case

In Toledo a former airman and his companion face federal bank robbery charges. Herbert Griffith and Alice Green were arrested in Lima after a masked man with a sawed off shotgun robbed the Bendena State Bank in Kansas. FBI recovered over $1,500 from a suitcase. They waived examination and await further proceedings.

Toledo Ohio FBI Herbert C. Griffith Alice E. Green Lima Griffith Bendena Kan Lincoln Neb Kansas City

Weather Forecast Fluctuates with showers in sight

Weatherman wobbles on showers with tonight and tomorrow described as fair and mild, cloudiness expected, and Sunday rain in the forecast. Temperatures hover around yesterday's 76 high and 56 low, with little change expected through the period.

Cabinet Aid Declines Testimony On Corsi Case

White House says Maxwell Rabb declined a Senate Judiciary subcommittee invitation to testify on Edward Corsi's ouster from the State Department. Senators Watkins Jenner note Corsi faced an impossible situation and a possible misunderstanding within the administration.

Washington White House Maxwell Rabb Senate Edward Corsi Langer James C. Hagerty Rabb Hagerty Sen. Watkins Utah Corsi Watkins Sen Jenner Ind Senate Judiciary Subcommittee

Morse Seeks Senate Vote On Limiting Formosa Defense

Senator Morse proposes a Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote to limit U S aid to Formosa and the nearby Pescadores in the Formosa defense resolution. He argues for a record opposing U S defense of the coastal islands if Reds attack, while supporters warn against restricting strategy.

Senate Washington Sen Morse D-Ore Eisenhower Formosa Strait Foreign Relations Committee Formosa Pescadores defend-Formosa Congress U.S Knowland Quemoy Matsu GOP Chiang Kai-shek Margaret Chase Smith Rmaine American Society of Newspaper Editors George Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Far East Sen. Aiken R-Vi

Big Shot Free With Gramps Pocket Money

Henry Morales a seven year old at Public School 124 Bronx shows off a briefcase and distributes his grandfather's money. He gives classmates 60 40 and 20 dollars then spends a penny gum with the windfall. Police summoned after the store owner alerted the principal. The boy admitted he likes to play with money. Grandpa Morales deposited 4500 dollars in a bank after the incident.

New York Henry Morales Bronx Henry Paul Johnnie Johnny Pete Roland Gallo Poice Pedro Morales Puerto Rico Grandpa Morales

Easthampton Coal Dealer Sells Business for Long Vacation

George H. Halford, 68, a coal dealer of Easthampton, sold his business after forty three years and left for a prolonged vacation. He notes he has taken only two one week vacations in forty three years.

Easthampton Mass George H. Halford

Siamese Twins Separated In Chicago Operation

The Andrews twins Deborah Marie and Christine Mary were separated at Mercy Hospital in Chicago. Surgeons led by Dr. Harold Voris completed the four and a half hour surgery with guarded optimism, noting separate sagittal sinuses and dura aided by abdominal skin grafts. Both girls remained alive and improving, mother Mrs. Wilfred J. Andrews said it was wonderful.

Chicago Andrews Mercy Hospital Harold Voris Brodie Rodney Brodie Roger Brodies Deborah Marie Christine Mary Voris John W. Barrett Catholic Hospitals Wilfred J. Andrews Meat Packing Company Patricia

Collins To Give Report On Viet Nam

Gen. J. Lawton Collins reports from Saigon that the Viet Nam crisis is serious and the U S government backs the legal government of Viet Nam led by Diem. French and U S officials clash over Diem's future while armed religious sects threaten civil conflict and police control.

Spencer Davis Washington United States Frace Ngo Dinh Diem White House Herbert Hoover Jr Collins Saigon Diem Viet Nam Foreign Office State Department

Draft Plan For Talent Is Proposed

In Columbus Ohio Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey outlined a plan to channel 250000 enlistees with technical training into essential fields over eight years. Defered men could enlist six months in an active unit then enter standby reserve under supervision and complete the eight year obligation. violators could face two years in draft status.

Columbus Ohio Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Hershey

Horse Ex-Pectant Wins on a Lying-In Fund Drive Night

Mrs. Donald E. Jackson Jr. rode a horse named Ex-Pectant at Lincoln Downs as part of Providence hospital fund activities. The horse won $17.40 which she forwarded to the maternity hospital campaign. The event was a lighthearted boost for the Lying-in Hospital building fund.

Great Expectations Providence RI Donald E. Jackson Jr Lincoln Downs

Ohio Receives Salk Polio Vaccine for 75 330 Schoolchildren

The Ohio Department of Health reports 8 370 vials of Salk polio vaccine arriving at Port Columbus from Eli Lilly for 75 330 schoolchildren across 33 counties in 51 jurisdictions. First shipment covers first and second graders. immunization start left to local health officers.

Columbus, Ohio State Health Department Ohio Martin VW. Hremet Port Columbus Eli Lilley Co Indianapolis Keller Central District Adams, Brown Coshocton Dela

Ohio polio vaccine to ship for first and second graders

Air express shipment today will deliver enough polio vaccine to cover all Ohio children in the first and second grades under orders from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

Ohio Air Express National Foundation For

Regional County Names Listed in Southeastern District

The southeastern district spans multiple counties including Athens Belmont Gallia Guernsey Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs Monroe Morgan Noble Perry Vinton Washington and the earlier districts cover Madison Morrow Union Fairfield Fayette Pike Ross Franklin Highland Knox Licking Marion Muskingum Scioto Pickaway.

Ware Madison, Morrow Union Fairfield Fayette Pike Ross Franklin Highland Knox Licking Marion Muskingum Scioto Pickaway Athens, Belmont Gallia Guernsey Hocking Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, Vinton Washington Counties

Polio Vaccine Arrives for Cleveland Area

Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials announced the Salk polio vaccine has arrived and vaccinations will begin Monday. Enough vaccine to inoculate 36 000 children arrived from Eli Lilly with Dr J Glen Smith stating medical squads will report to schools early Monday.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Eli Lilley Pharmaceutical Firm Indianapolis J. Glen Smith

Faure and Tunis Agree on Six Point Plan for Home Rule

France and Tunisia reach a six point framework toward eventual home rule and peace in the protectorate. The accord, reached after midnight by Premier Edgar Faure and Tahar Ben Ammar, awaits final text, Bey of Tunis approval, and French Assembly ratification amid colonial opposition.

Paris France Edgar Faure Tahar Ben Ammar Tunis Tunisia

Train Hits Steel Cars Injuring 18 Near Cleveland

A Morning Steeler passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad line plowed into steel freight cars in southeast Cuyahoga County. Eighteen people were admitted to Bedford and Marymount hospitals with injuries, four seriously. The diesel engine derailed but all passenger cars stayed on track.

Cleveland Bedford City Hospital Cuyahoga County Deisel Edward Prasek Maple Heights Marymount Bedford Joseph W. Davison

Avery and Ward Foe Meet Today at Ward Stockholders Meeting

The Chicago gathering at Medinah Temple pits Sewell L. Avery against Louis E. Wolfson in a bid to control Montgomery Ward & Co. with nine director seats at stake. Ward’s 887 million in sales and 35 million profits last year frame a high stakes board battle.

Chicago Sewell L. Avery U.S. Army Louis E. Wolfson Montgomery Ward & Co Avery Wolfson Gray Medinah Temple Ward Board of Directors Florida New York Ward

Polio Vaccine Program Nears Start in Middletown

Sunday report previews the Salk polio inoculation effort in Middletown as doctors nurses parents and students await official word on when vaccinations will begin. The piece notes the community has worked hard to ready the program and highlights ongoing municipal park and recreation department activity.

Middletown

Traffic surveys and repainted signs planned for summer

The Police Traffic Bureau schedules its summer survey program as sign and paint crews refresh winter-worn road standards.

Police Traffic Bureau

Charity Giving Share Questioned in Journal Racketeers Feature

A Journal report questions how much charity money goes to those in need, noting many contributions to groups other than civic associations may reach only a small share. The piece teases a Sunday racketeers story.

Civic Association

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