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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1953
Page
10
Dr. Crane argues that humans have two basic appetites, gastric and erotic, and that ethics should guide satisfying both within the moral code. He recalls a church confrontation with a zealot named Gertrude, warns against extremism, and links sex, sanity, and divorce to balanced living.
About 100 persons including Lions Club members and their wives are slated for Lioness Night a dinner dance and entertainment at 7 p m Saturday at the Sportsmen s Club. Vaudeville acts by Lions follow after dinner and The Quintones will play from 9 p m to 1 a m.
The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society issued a sesqui centennial revised edition of A History of Ohio. The prior edition appeared 19 years earlier. Co authors are Ohio State University history professors Dr. Eugene H Rosenboom and Dr. Francis P Weisenburger.
A short puzzle from the U S patent office describes counting letters in your first name, adjusting by minus four if six or more or plus three if fewer, to get a key number. Starting at the rectangle’s upper left, check each key number left to right and read the message from letters under the checked figures.
St Louis area budget hearing reveals auditor Clarence Hackmann objected to the proposed expenditures after noting his annual salary of 8500 was omitted by a deputy while listing salaries. Council chairman added the missing pay to the office salary budget. A note mentions dangerous fish flesh elsewhere in the text.
Avery D. Olmstead, a former Brewer High School pupil, is finishing a book report 22 years overdue that blocked his diploma. Principal Melvin Leighton says the diploma is ready and will be awarded upon completion, with Christmas and his 48th birthday noted.
Winnie Ruth Judd, inmate at the Arizona State Hospital for Insane, was allowed to attend the Arizona State Fair last month under strict guard. She went unrecognized and had previously escaped the institution six times while in low spirits since her mother’s death.
Charles H. Cook, 45, accused of second degree murder in the death of his wife Betty, was found dead in his Cincinnati home. Police say he apparently took poison. Betty Cook was shot October 11 while Charles was free on $25 000 bond.
Dr. Conway stated that the individual died in the same hospital last month.
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