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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1957

Page

9

Parade Of Stars Blocked In Magazine Libel Trial

In Los Angeles the judge ruled defense witnesses must be limited to magazine stories already in the record. The plan to call up to 150 celebrities was rejected, while testimony on Maureen O Hara and other stars proceeded with limited scope.

Parade of Stars Los Angeles Herbert V. Walker Walker Arthur J. Crowley Crowley James Craig Maureen O'Hara Hollywood Miss O'Hara Europe Daniel Ross New York O'Hara Dorothy Dandridge Marjorie Meade Craig Mies O'Hara

Tent fund drive funds to be returned to donors

Funds collected last spring for a summer tent meeting will be returned to donors as the amount fell short of the tent cost. The Rev. Mr. Smith said the collection may be repeated next year if more funds are raised.

Smith

Boy With Bulbar Polio Admitted After Shots

In Cleveland a 5 year old Fiyria boy Clark Holloway is hospitalized with bulbar polio despite receiving three shots of Salk vaccine. Julia Ludwig 27 of Conneaut also ill with polio after not being vaccinated. The Cleveland area reports 1 case and 1 death this year. last year at this time 20 cases and no deaths.

Cleveland Fiyria Clark Holloway City Hospital Julia Ludwig Conneaut

Coast Guard cites 15 violations on Ohio River patrol

Cincinnati Coast Guard officers issued 15 citations for alleged boating regulation violations during a weekend safety patrol on the Ohio River. Cmdr. F. L. Sampson said two boats from St. Louis crews logged over 100 patrols in the two day effort.

Cincinnati Coast Guard Ohio River Cmdr F. L. Sampson Cincinnati Area Coast Guard Office St. Louis

City Manager Paul D. Cook resigns in Painesville

City Manager Paul D. Cook, in his 30th year of public service, told the Painesville City Council on Monday night that he will resign September 30 to take an engineering job in the private sector.

Painesville Onio Paul D. Cook

Test Delayed Atoms Site Says Test Delayed

Stormy weather delays a code named test by the Atomic Energy Commission. The 13th nuclear test of the year is tentatively scheduled for tomorrow morning.

Atomic Energy Commission

Conscience of Corrupt City Rabbi Tops KC Reform Drive

Rabbi Mayerberg rose decades ago to combat Kansas City corruption and lobbied against the Pendergast machine. He led the Charter League and later a National Youth Assn while facing threats, threats, and a city drama that ended with his police board appointment by Gov. Blair as a reform symbol.

Kansas City Samuel 8S. Mayerberg Police Board Rabbi Mayerberg Police Department North Side Johnny Lazia Lazia al Capone Kansas City Star Cigit Tom Pendergast the Star Washington Ohio James T. Blair Jr Fuel Gas Co Missouri Mayerberg Federal Power Commission Ohio Fuel Lorain Belmont Guernsey Champaign Logan Greene, Clark Madison, Fayette Licking Richland Counties Dr. Mayerberg Pendergast Charter League Gov. Blair

Elizabeth Taylor Leaves Hospital After Caesarean Birth

New York actress Elizabeth Taylor exited Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center overnight eleven days after delivering a daughter by Caesarean section. The prem ature baby remained at the hospital while Taylor, wife of producer Todd, left the facility.

New York Elizabeth Taylor Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Missi Taylor the Todd

Invention of the Electromagnet by Joseph Henry

Read as a historic note that Joseph Henry invented the electric magnet in 1828. The brief highlights Henry as the inventor and the year of the breakthrough.

Joseph Henry

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