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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1952
Page
5
A decade after the first atomic chain reaction scientists describe how atomic energy touches medicine agriculture and industry. In medicine radioactive iodine treats thyroid cancer and overactive thyroid while phosphorus aids plant nutrition and leukemia treatment shows real value. In industry isotopes detect flaws and gauge thickness in metals paper and plastics.
A batch of transfers and cancellations includes Dwight Brosey and Beverly Boone for 1.68 acres in Hanover at 1.65, Robert Wise transfers totaling 4977 acres in Union with no tax, and Alfred Back to Emanuel Back in Milford for 2.663 acres with no tax. Other entries note Venice Garden lot 597 for 55 cents, plus numerous cancellations involving Middletown, Templyn Maffett, Ogiesby Barnitz Bank, and Citizens Bank with various lots and prices. Additional transfers include Firman Emrich to Mi amisburg noa and L in Madison, 0.39 acres for 1,250, Robert Wheelright to Dollar Federal L and L in St. Clair for 0.895 acres at 4,000, Victor Cox to Farmers Nat Bank in Wayne for 1 acre at 1,200, Elmer Beager to American Building and Loan in Mayfield for lot 25,000, Archie Taulbee to American Bldg and L in Madison for 8,424 acres at 1,500, Elmer Smith to Midd. Fed. L. and L in Peasttown for lots 145 at 2,800, and Hartley Beckett to Middl loaie L. and L in Mayfield for lot 197.
A blaze at the William Weber Rest Home in Bryan caused about 10 000 dollars in damage Tuesday. Thirteen patients were moved to hospitals and nearby homes. no injuries were reported.
Psychologist Ralph Hefferline of Columbia University calls New Year resolutions a phony solution of problems. He argues they are word magic that rarely work and can force split personalities, with one side rebelling and sabotaging the effort. He cites tension relief as a driver of bad habits and warns against substitutes without better coping steps.
Richard Kulhanick, 42, an escapee from Cleveland State Hospital, was shot and killed by John J. Blazek, 62, as Kulhanick threatened with a butcher knife in a rooming house. Blazek, who lives there with Kulhanick’s father Frank, intervened after Kulhanick and two other patients escaped. The elder Kulhanick woke to the incident as his son and the others gathered. Names of the other escapees were not disclosed.
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The weekly Associated Press review reports meat buyers stocking up for holidays with heavier cuts like hams beef rib roasts and lamb legs seeing price changes while turkeys hold steady. Produce prices show oranges strawberries down while celery cucumbers and spinach rise. pork products cottage cheese and buttermilk noted as plentiful for thrifty shoppers.
Dr Konrad J Buettner of UCLA told the American Physical Society that the moon is not covered with dust but with a spongy honeycomb of rock and dirt. He said heavy cosmic rays over a million years created the surface structure.
Jerome Mayo Greenberg, a Johns Hopkins trained physicist and former government aircraft research scientist, is to be arraigned on charges he falsely denied Communist party membership. An indictment by a Richmond federal grand jury cites an interview in Norfolk, Virginia, on December 15 as the basis. If convicted, penalties await.
Lizzie Keeney, 72, of Ram kin's Creek, Ohio, earns the nickname Annie Oakley after bagging 16 raccoons in six years with a .22 rifle along with many squirrels and rabbits.
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