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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
3
Herman Trent, 57, recalls being trapped 600 feet underground for a day in 1949 Hazelton shaft. He describes isolation and cold, tapping for help until rescuers reach him after miners dig upward 35 feet. He says fear set in later but he felt the boss would find him at quitting time.
The account describes the constant danger faced by miners in the 1955 period. A veteran chauffeur notes daily risks and reflections on his career, expressing relief at surviving the demanding work and acknowledging near misses and the toll it took.
Ohio’s new condominium law, effective last Monday, lets from two to 100 owners hold private fractions of buildings as sole owners. It outlines recording, taxation, insurance, liens, and foreclosure rules, enabling apartment, industrial, commercial, or single family units with shared maintenance via an owners association. The law promotes FHA insured financing and broadens private ownership while preserving common-area management.
A 26 year old man, identified as David Perry, the key suspect in a $100 supermarket holdup, was shot by a detective during a confrontation while attempting arrest. He underwent chest surgery and was reported recovering.
The Huddle Res taurant in Oxford, in operation over 20 years, is purchased by Manor Catering Co of Cincinnati from Robert Armbruster of Columbus. Donald E. Osborne previously ran it for nearly 20 years. After renovations, it will reopen September 5.
India extracts iron ore manganese mica coal bauxite and chromite from its mines. The report highlights diverse mineral wealth and emphasizes ongoing extraction efforts across major mineral sectors.
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