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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1949

Page

3

Flier Rescued After Six Days On 7000-Foot Peak

Glendale AP report says Robert Bryant aged 26 was marooned six days after his Culver Cadet crashed on Devil's Heart peak in the Topa Topa range. He survived on acorns, suffered possible skull fracture and frostbite, and was found by a 13 man rescue team amid a heavy snowstorm. He was brought to Glendale Sanitarium after hiking with the party before weakening. The crash occurred last Wednesday en route from Glendale to Hamilton Field. Authorities kept many rescue details secret.

Glendale Cal Robert Bryant Glendale Sanitarium Bryant Hamilton Field San Francisco Air Force FBI

Fight Against Colored Oleo Costs in Ohio

Columbus AP report details opponents of yellow oleo costs. The Dairy Welfare Committee, which fought the colored margarine law approved in the November 8 election, said it spent 98,645. Expenditures reached 96,036 with unpaid bills of 3,431. Major donors included Ohio Holstein-Friesian Association, R P Scherer Corp, Beatrice Foods, Milk Producers Federation, Pickerington Creamery, and Ohio Milk Producers Federation. Yellow margarine began selling in Ohio last week.

Columbus Dairy Welfare Committee Secretar of C. E. Anderson Ohio Holstein-Friesian Association of Wooster R. P. Scherer Corporation of Detroit Beatrice Foods of Chicago Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland Pickerington Creamery Company

Kitchens Are Dangerous in Chicago Divorce Suits

A Chicago study of one week of divorce suits shows the kitchen as the scene in nine of ten fights where objects were thrown. The finding highlights domestic quarrels and the risk of injury in the home.

Chicago

Taxation Hits Small Business, Committee Told

A tax expert told a Senate House Economic Committee that high estate and inheritance taxes are slowly destroying small businesses. T. Wackett of Huntington National Bank testified that current levies force estate liquidation and hinder passing businesses to heirs, with a study showing 66 percent of estates upheld taxes, 10 percent won, and 24 percent compromised.

Washington T. Wackett Huntington National Bank of Columbus Senate House Hackett

Dog Is Shipped To Ailing Lad In Seattle

A puppy named Lucky Lady, a Cocker Spaniel, was sent from Canada to 4 year old Dean Ault of Seattle who has cancer in one eye and may lose the other. The canine gift, with a heartfelt note from Maureen Allaston of Montreal, arrived to lift the boy's spirits as his father seeks further medical opinions in Portland.

Seattle Dean Ault Dean Jack L. Ault Aji Express Canada Lice Maureen Allaston Cadillac St Montreal Que San Francisco Portland Ore

Innocent Plea by Marion Used Car Dealer in Six Counts

Ronald E. Agnew a 31 year old Marion used car dealer pleaded innocent to six counts of auto theft and receiving concealing stolen property. Judge Myron B. Gessaman released him on a $3000 bond. He was previously convicted November 18 in Marion County of giving false information on an auto title application and sentenced to five years in prison with a $5000 fine, both suspended on repayment of about $18000 to Marion purchasers whose cars were impounded as stolen. Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett said trial will not occur until next year.

Columbus Ronald E. Agnew Marion Myron B. Gessaman Agnew

Goats as philosophers not just milk makers in Sarasota

Don and Grace Ragsdale started with a single goat for arthritis relief and ended up with an in depth study of goat habits and ethics. They report goats show a strong sense of right and wrong in handling, sulk when slighted, crib memories, and even demand to be addressed by name. They do not eat rags or tin cans.

Sarasota Fla Don Grace Ragsdale

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