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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1957

Page

2

Boy 14 Admits Incidents and Arrest After Second Try

A 14 year old youth, James Quinn of 1315 Walnut St, signed a statement admitting one reported incident and confessing to an incident with intent. He was taken into custody after a woman reported being assaulted behind the Middletown Public Library.

James Quinn Walnut St James Howerton Roy

Pole, Son Will Come To America

A Polish diplomat Mieczyslaw Reluga and his 3 year old son Richard await passage to the United States after being granted asylum in Britain. Reluga hides as Polish refugee leaders arrange the American passage while his wife, a staunch Communist, returns behind the Iron Curtain with their baby daughter and is said to spy on him for the party.

London United States Mieczyslaw Reluga Richard Britain Reluga

Police Briefs Report Arrests and Thefts In Area

Elgin A. Brooks age 25 of Franklin Route 2 arrested on a warrant for fleeing the scene of an accident. Cecil Sprinkles of Cincinnati said three boys shattered his windshield on Garfield Street causing $90 damage. Bicycles owned by Jerry Johnson of 1304 Baltimore Street and Ralph Mullins of 4104 Jewell Street reported stolen.

Elgin A. Brooks Franklin Rt. 2 Cecil Sprinkles Cincinnati Garfield Street Jerry Johnson Baltimore St Ralph Mullins Jewell St Don McAdams Hamilton Calvin Reynolds Girard St Water Street Pat's Bar and Grill

Funeral services for Mrs Bernice Mills

Funeral services for 79 year old Mrs Bernice Mills of South Lebanon are set for 1 p.m. Monday at Oswald Funeral Home. She died Friday at home. Friends may call this afternoon and evening. Survived by son Wilfred Mounts of Huntsville Alabama and three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Bernice Mills South Lebanon Oswald

Guard Units Cut Drills As Army Withholds Funds

Two of three National Guard units reduce drill sessions after Department of the Army budget cuts. The 147th Infantry and 180th AAA Gun Battalion shift to every other week drills, while the 107th Armored Cavalry keeps weekly drills with pay forfeiture only for drill periods. Maximum unit strengths are 62, 90, and 58 respectively.

National Guard Department of the Army Durin Robert Copeland

Morros Testimony Details Soviet Espionage Plan in U S

Walter Morros described a 1940s scheme to expand the Boris Morros Music Co as an espionage cover for Soviet agents. He testified that Sterns funded the venture, but personal friction halted the plan. Morros also alleged operations under Jack Soble and plans to recruit more firms for espionage, including efforts to obtain sensitive information on Gen. Lucius Clay.

Morros Los Angeles Boris Morros Music Co Sterns Walter Zubilin Stern Morris Martha Dodd United States Jack Soble Moscow Lucius Clay U. S Germany Morres Switzerland Allied Control Group Vienna U. N New York Russia Mexico City Justice Department

Freak Accident Fatal To Columbus Youth

John J. Coffey ten died Saturday in a bicycle accident at Glen Echo Park Columbus. Police said he lost control on a steep winding road near a bridge over a creek and was thrown into the stream bed.

Columbus Ohio John J.coffey Glen Echo Park

Dayton Youth Drowns in Prairie du Chien Swim

Joseph J. Castellini, 18, of Dayton Ohio, drowned Saturday while swimming at the juncture of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Joseph J. Castellini Dayton Ohio Wisconsin Mississippi

Aeronca workers form new union name Aeronca Employes Union

At a meeting in the American Legion Home about 200 members voted to rename the group from Aeronca Employes Committee Inc. to the Aeronca Employes Union. The company recognized the new union despite rival bids from the Aeronca Independent Union and the UAW CIO.

Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Aeronca Employes Committee, Inc Aeronca Employes Union American Legion Aeronca Miamisburg Aeronca Independent Union United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio Middletown United Auto Workers UAW NLRB National Labor Relations Board New Aeronca Employes Aeronca Independent Uaw-Cio AIU Combs Aeronca i ATU Washington

Four-year-old Hit By Car Hospitalized

A four year old boy was admitted to Middletown Hospital after being struck by a car in front of his home. Witnesses told police the child ran into the street as Oliver Frazier 67, of Baltimore Street, drove north on Grove.

Middletown Hospital Bobbie Oussey Grove St Oliver Frazier Baltimore St Grove Manchester Avenue Clinton Street Lillie Cope Fleming Rd Carl Byrd Navaho St

B Branch Opens Wednesday in Middletown City Block Bank

O B Auto Banking Center at Nelbar Street and Verity Parkway opens Wednesday as the first Ohio bank occupying an entire city block. R S Weatherwax says the plan moved bookkeeping and auditing to the auxiliary bank after five years of planning tied to local underpass and highway projects. Traffic studies show Nelbar Street and Tytus Avenue intersection carries more cars daily than downtown Central Avenue, supporting the site choice.

Arnold Witt Sharonville Witt Paul Lacy Sheridan St Verity Parkway Clinton Street O. & B. Auto Banking Nelbar Street Bank Ohio R. S. Weatherwax Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co Shafer- Neibar Middletown- Franklin Germantown Road Weatherwax Middletown Tytus Avenue Central Avenue Central and Main

Teamster fraud schemes cited to aid Hoffa power rise

Witnesses testified that phony locals were used to rig Teamsters elections and funnel votes to Hoffa allies in New York. The committee heard that the racket served hoodlums and harmed legitimate businesses and workers.

Mr. Hoffa New York McClellan Thomas L. Hickey Hoffa Hickey John J. O'Rourke New York Joint Council of Teamsters Martin Lacey O'Rourke

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