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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1949
Page
5
Daddy Ringtail feeds his chickens under a tall tree near the monkey house. A howl from the Huffen Puffen wolf friend signals trouble as Daddy waits, worried he may be in danger on the Elephant Path.
Daddy Ringtail and the Huffen discuss the rumor of wealth and importance. The Huffen wonders if others will value him for money, prompting reflection on status and perception.
The piece recalls Dr. William Wirt’s 1934 testimony and denials by Henry Wallace and Rexford Tugwell, noting how alleged disloyalty charges and media influence shaped public opinion. It links the era to later investigations by Budenz Bentley Chambers and the 12 Communist leaders trial, arguing officials betrayed the United States in the 1930s.
Foreign Minister Ben C Limb announced that Belgium and Australia have extended diplomatic recognition to the Republic of Korea. He noted greetings from Turkey on the republics first anniversary. A dissolution notice from Middletown Ohio states The Crout Hughes Motor Company ends partnership as Clarence Crout withdraws and The Crout Hughes Motor Company continues.
Los Angeles and San Francisco Chronicle stories summarize transcripts of nearly a year of phone conversations involving gambler Mickey Cohen. The recordings reportedly used hidden microphones in Cohen's home and wiretaps by police with the knowledge of senior officials. The material, requested by a state crime commission, illuminates Cohen's national and local underworld activities and mentions figures such as Costello, Ben, and Neddie in gang wars and illegal operations.
An 18 year old Peekskill girl Carol Valentino died after a brain injury from a foul ball in a girls softball game on July 29. She collapsed soon after and never regained consciousness after surgery at Grasslands hospital. Radio pleas for blood donors drew over 100 supporters.
Gov. Frank Lausche urged Ohio agriculture chief Arles Foust to not reintroduce pari mutuel gambling at the Ohio State Fair. He noted no animosity toward the betting but said it should not be conducted there, where only harness races are held.
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