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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1957
Page
13
The St Louis Zoo outfits six performing chimpanzees with custom made shoes priced at $125 per pair for the upcoming show season. Designed by John Hatton of International Shoe Co the footwear comes in green yellow red blue white and purple. chimps feet grow about a fraction of an inch yearly requiring annual refitting.
The city established a uniformed police structure in 1850, creating a formal force for urban law enforcement in New York. The development marked a key step in organizing policing operations and public safety.
FASTEETH, an aline powder to sprinkle on dentures, helps teeth stay firmly set during talking eating laughing or sneezing. It provides a confident secure feeling with no gummy taste or odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Russell Erickson a Brooklyn playground director was cleared of assaulting a woman who mistakenly identified Thomas Higgins as her attacker Higgins is charged with two murders in car incidents and beatings of a third victim Erickson on bail plans to return to work and marry Barbara Campbell daughter of one victim
In Detroit Mrs Tillie Morrin hid $3000 cash in filing cabinets while keeping only a few dollars in her office safe. Burglars broke in yesterday at the bar and janitor supply company and emptied the cabinets after failing to crack the safe.
Belgium with 513 square miles has the smallest coal mining area of any country. It stands out in global energy geography for its limited coal resources and production, contrasting with larger producers in Europe and beyond.
President Eisenhower relaxed between meetings in Augusta Ga planning a legislative conference with Secretary of Labor Mitchell on anti racketeering laws to protect union welfare funds. He met with adviser Harold E Stassen on arms race talks in Augusta then flew to London for further talks with the Russians on weapons inspections.
Cleveland county commissioners will not decide on the proposed downtown subway before June 1. Commission president Henry W. Speeth said both the Citizens League and Chamber of Commerce have requested two weeks to prepare reports on the 35 million dollar project, whose usefulness has sparked heated controversy.
William A. Lee, veteran union leader and Chicago Civil Service Commission head, resigns to focus on union duties amid Beck’s Senate scrutiny. Lee, 61, a Teamsters vice president and Chicago Federation of Labor president, has long denied presidential ambitions but is cited as a potential dark horse to replace Dave Beck. Lee leads Local 734 AFL Bakery Drivers and chairs the Bakers Wagon Drivers Conference with about 200000 drivers.
Jesse May Bry 52 of Columbus was killed Tuesday night in a two truck collision on U S 40 near Dayton. Clarence Keeton driver of the other truck, of Fredericktown Missouri, was not hurt according to the highway patrol.
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