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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1948

Page

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Armco to Acquire Jackson Tube Company in Piqua

Armco Steel announces purchase of Jackson Tube Company of Piqua Ohio to operate as Armco Tubing Division effective September 1. Samuel E Jackson will lead the new division, which makes tubing for bicycles furniture appliances and autos.

Armco Steel Corporation Jackson Tube Company, Inc Piqua Ohio Charles R. Hook Armco Piqua Company Samuel E. Jackson Jackson Tube Company Jackson Brooklyn N. Y Hook

Bentley says embassy official paid her $2000 in 1945

Elizabeth Bentley testified that Anton Gromov first secretary at the Soviet embassy paid her $2000 in October 1945 and that the Soviet Supreme Council awarded her a medal. She identified the embassy as the source of the pay off. Marshall vowed to protect witnesses and oppose actions undermining diplomatic immunity.

Douglas B. Cornell Washington Capitol Hill Marshall United States Elizabeth T. Bentley Red House Un-American Activi Ties Committee Anton Gromov Soviet Supreme Council Miss Bentley FBI Committee

Taft attacks Truman over anti inflation credit move

Senator Taft says the Treasury action to raise short term interest rates by one percent proves President Truman could curb inflation but did not. He blames Truman for cost of living and warns the credit restriction bill, now before August 20, shifts blame to Congress while praising the rate rise as a brake on loans.

Washington Taft Ohio Treasury Truman Federaleserve Bank Board Republican Congress Pepper D-Fla

Battle In Senate Over State Guard In U S Army Plan

Washington reports reveal Republican inquiry into communist influence continues through September. Pepper accuses smear campaign while McClellan defends hearings on Remington records and Roosevelt era politics. Military policy shift would annex National Guard to the regular Army and create a single federal reserve force.

States’ Guard U. S Washington Pepper McClellan Roosevelt Truman Army National Guard Special Defense Department

Middletown fugitives arrested after cross state chase

Irvin Turvey and Raymond White, both wanted for armed robbery in Newport Kentucky, were arrested in Charlotte North Carolina after a four state pursuit. A Middletown veteran and aide planned the holdup. Avery Hack of Alton aided them. Mrs Romaine Knight denied the report.

Romaine Knight Newport, Ky Avery L. Hack Alton Ill Irvin Turvey Raymond White Middletown Charlotte N. C Romaine Newe Newport Vanderveer St Raymond First Ve Dayton Bristol White Turvey Mansfield Reformatory Kentucky Ralph Bauer Appoth’'s Hospital Covington Hack Yorkshire Club Bauer R. G. Reed

Maharajah of Baroda Refuses To Confirm Quit Rumor

On the Queen Elizabeth, the Maharajah of Baroda declined to confirm he would quit as ruler. He dismissed legislature charges of $10 million in misused funds and said he would fly to India soon, refusing to reveal departure details. His racing stable My Babu won the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket this year.

London Baroda New York India Queen Elizabeth England Southhampton London Star Maharanee Surrey Britain My Babu Newmarket Sayajirao

Death Cause Undetermined in Rittman Woman Killing

Authorities probed the death of 34 year old Birdi Gillette found dead in her apartment in Rittman. The coroner said autopsy did not reveal the cause while Mayor Ritter stated a note near the body claimed the killer admitted the act.

Athlete dies after freight train crushes legs in Ohio

Fred L. Justice aged 28 an All Ohio high school guard who played with an all state team in Florida in 1939 died after a freight train crushed his legs. He worked as an oiler in Norfolk and Western Railroad yards.

Portsmouth Fred L. Justice Florida Norfolk and Western Railroad

Ruth in Critical Condition at Memorial Hospital

Babe Ruth, famed homerun king, is described as in critical condition at Memorial Hospital New York. The hospital bulletin notes rising temperature and pulmonary complications after earlier reports of a cold.

New York Babe Ruth Homerun King Memorial Hospital Ruth

Psychiatrist Appointed to Pass on Daniels Sanity

Dr. J. F. Bateman of Columbus State Hospital was named the second psychiatrist to assess Robert M. Daniels, the confessed slayer in three murders. Judge Kalbfleisch appointed him after R. E. Bushong of Lima State Hospital earlier received the assignment. Daniels pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. trial set for August 30. Prosecutor Tomb will seek first degree murder indictments from the Seneca County Grand Jury.

Mansfield O J. F. Bateman Columbus State Hospital Robert M. Daniels Common Pleas G. E. Kalbfleische R. E. Bushong Lima State Hospital Daniels John E. Niebel Niebel Nolanda Phyllis Tiffin Webb Tomb Seneca County James J. Smith Orville Taylor Niles Mich John West Mansfield West van Wert

Writer Ralph Renaud Dies in Port Chester

Ralph Edward Renaud age 67 an editorial writer for the New York Times died last night in Port Chester New York. He was a longtime commentator and St. Louis native who joined the Times staff in the 1940s.

Port Chester N. Y Ralph Edward Renaud The New York Times

Reds Zone In Berlin Denied Western News

Western Allied officials report a Soviet move to curb Western licensed publications in the Soviet occupation zone. Data gathered indicates a new distribution system aims to suppress interzonal exchange of printed material, following prior confiscations and a short-lived ban.

Reds Berlin Germany U. S

Earthquakes Wake Citizens Of Mexico

An earthquake at 4:40 AM CST startled residents of Cordoba Orizaba and Veracruz in Veracruz State. The quakes 200 miles east of Mexico City caused no material damages reported so far.

Orizaba Mexico Cordoba Veracruz Mexico City

Telephone Campaign Shows Results on Meat Prices

Housewives in Cleveland Cincinnati Salem and Akron press a ten day promise drive to lower meat costs while dealers report little change. Mrs Dennis E Jackson leads the effort saying every woman with a telephone will be contacted. Louisville restaurants join the boycott with meat substitutes amid mixed sales effects. San Francisco packers are picketed by women and children.

Cleveland Butchers Cincinnati Salem Akron Dennis E. Jackson Greater Cincinnati Chester G. Newcomb Cleveland Provision Company Louisville Carl B. Haelin Louisville Restaurant Association San Francisco

Youth Drowns at Cleveland Lake Erie incident

Robert Fillmore aged 19 a Fenn College freshman drowned yesterday in Lake Erie after diving from a life raft to retrieve a paddle.

Cleveland Robert Fillmore Fenn College Lake Erie

Farmers Turn To Parity Loans To Shield Grain Prices

Ohio farmers rush to government parity loans as bumper crops threaten price drops. More than 300 have applied this season to guarantee at least 96 percent of parity for wheat and corn. Loans run through county committees with CCC backing, stores in approved warehouses, and new parity formulas set for 1950.

Columbus, O Ohio Uncle Sam Dale Williams United States Agricultural Conservation Office Triple A Commodity Credit Corporation Melvin G. Smith Ohio State University

Jerusalem War Rages as U N Mediation Presses On

In Jerusalem heavy fighting resumes after midnight with artillery and rifle fire. Bernadotte, the UN mediator, expands observer force to 50 in a bid to restore peace while Arabs reportedly attack Jewish positions on Mt Zion amid a tense ceasefire.

Jerusalem U. N Folke Bernadotte UU. N Mt. Zion Alexandria Arab League Palestine League Moshe’ Shertok Bernadotte Israel United Nations

Western powers freeze eastern mark accounts in western Berlin

Western allied governments order Berlin banks to halt transfers from western sector accounts without military approval. The move targets Deutsche Noten Bank tied to the Soviet zone currency, which refused to release western firm accounts unless they pledged to deal only in east marks.

Berlin Deutschenoten Bank

Middletown Detectives Aid Newport Officers in Case

Chief Thomas D. Carmody praised his detective force for aiding Newport officers in solving the case. Detectives Ralph Bauer Joseph Newkirk and James H. Davis participated in the investigation and cooperation with Newport officers led to the apprehension. Middletown sent Sgt. Jack Thiem and Patrolman John Schnelle from the vice squad.

Thomas D. Carmody Newport Carmody Ralph Bauer Joseph Newkirk James H. Davis Middletown Jack Thiem John Schnelle

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