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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1950
Page
3
Columbus AP March saw Ohio employment advance sharply with more than 17,000 jobs filled across 81 offices. Manufacturing and seasonal openings drove the gain, with 4,000 veterans among 17,000-plus placements and 5,800 unfilled positions at month’s end.
Industrialist William J. Sampson Jr. of Warren married Miss Elizabeth Crawford yesterday at Marble Collegiate Church in New York. Sampson, president of the American Welding and Manufacturing Co. in Warren, will honeymoon in England and reside at 128 Logan Road, Youngstown, Ohio.
Charles H. Duncan, 73, secretary of the Ohio Contractors Association and former assistant state attorney general, died yesterday. He founded the association and served as prosecuting attorney of Champaign County from 1910 to 1914.
Registration based fortune game by William J. Miller. Enter your first name letters to compute a key number by simple rules, then read the messages under checked figures in the rectangle. Described by King Feeteren, 4 24.
Cleveland AP reports Steel magazine predicts continued manufacturing expansion will push steel output to new records through the summer. National production rose to 100 percent capacity, totaling about 1,906,267 tons for the period, with demand driven by automotive and general manufacturing.
Catholic War Veterans of Ohio elected John L Eidson as new commander at its fifth annual convention in Cleveland. Officers named include Koch of Cleveland as first vice commander Maxwell of Cincinnati as second vice commander Nugent of Cleveland as third vice commander Butler of Toledo as treasurer Hamnerel of Toledo as adjutant Brosmer of Columbus as welfare officer Gilchrist of Akron as historian Lane of Columbus as judge advocate Darago of Akron as officer of the day Kaval of Cleveland as medical officer McQuade of Toledo Pudelski of Cleveland as trustees Pending bishop approval August R Lamantia of Toledo named chaplain.
John Wipperman aged 55 died after being wounded in his apartment on April 16. He briefly woke to say it wasn’t the shooting and did not provide details. Police suspect murder or possible self-inflicted harm. his wife died earlier last week. The article also notes a separate astronomy passage about star systems.
A Shrine Club is organized in Warren County with officers led by Noble Herbert D. Fogle as president and Noble R. D. Stevens as first vice president. Harley Winfield is second vice president, Dallas Bowyer treasurer, Collins secretary. Committee chairs include Cedric A. Stanley arrangements and John Baker membership. A dinner and business meeting is set for Tuesday at the Golden Lamb.
The Associated Press board said censorship of news is growing as Cold War tensions impede reporting. The report, presented at the Waldorf-Astoria, calls these restrictions grave to the tradition of accuracy and impartiality. Eisenhower to speak at annual luncheon. Croton River provides a quarter of NYC water.
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