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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1949

Page

5

Civil Rights Resolution Backed by Ohio Ministers

In Columbus Ohio pastors at the 30th Annual Ohio Pastors Convention approve a five point civil rights plan to end segregation. The measure calls for ending racial and religious segregation and opposing discrimination in education health and employment. The gathering of over 2000 ministers from 20 denominations is sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Pastors Ohio Council of Churches Congress District of Columbia

Jury acquits Youngstown nightclub operator in bribery case

Paul Alvino Youngstown, a nightclub operator, was cleared by a Mahoning County Grand Jury of bribery charges filed last year by two state liquor agents. The agents, from Middletown and another city, were found guilty of soliciting a bribe and sentenced to one to ten years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Alvino had accused Joseph Holland of Cleveland and Leonard M. Strauss of Middletown of offering a bribe to halt charges over Sunday sales.

Youngstown Paul Alvino Middletown Mahoning County Alvino Ohio Joseph Holland Cleveland Leonard M. Strauss Holland Strauss

First use of the coiled spring in watches credited to Hooke

The note credits Robert Hooke with the invention of the coiled watch spring around 1660, marking a key development in horological history and enabling more compact, reliable timepieces. The statement places Hooke’s breakthrough in the mid seventeenth century and links it to advancements in watchmaking.

Robert Hooke

Oxygen System to be Installed in Cleveland Hospitals

Four university hospitals in Cleveland will install piped-in oxygen in every patient room to speed treatment. The system, costing 30 000 to 40 000 dollars, will begin within two weeks, starting with Babies and Children's Hospital and Maternity Hospital due to premature infant needs, then Lakeside Hospital and Hanna House.

Cleveland University Hospitals William B. Seymour Children’s Hospital Maternity Hospital Lakeside Hospital Hanna House

Mountain Boy Preacher Gains Noted Following in Ky

Twelve year old Billy Bates says the Lord told him to preach and has drawn hundreds in remote mountain areas near Evarts Kentucky. He assists Rev. W E Cissna with services and revivals and is a veteran of 30 converts. A revival drew 5000 people and some followers will help fund his education. The boy aims to obtain a Methodist minister license soon.

Evarts Billy Bates Billy W. E. Cissna Cissna Black Mountain Harlan County Methodist Church

Information Sought In Microphone Case In Allen County

A three man committee from the Allen County Bar Association asked anyone with information about a concealed microphone wired into an Allen County courthouse jury room to attend a hearing Thursday. The panel questioned 16 people and declined to comment on a letter from City Detective J. Robert Neely offering to prove his innocence. The unused storeroom with wires led to the mic. the room has not hosted a jury trial since last year. Richard Shyder, 26, indicted in his wife’s slaying, has used the room to confer with his attorney.

Lima, C Allen County Allen County Bar Association Common Pleas Moran B. Jenkins Jenkins City J. Robert Neely Neely Richard Shyder

Liquor Board Shifts Allocation Between Retail and Wholesale

The state liquor department cut retail to 65 percent and raised wholesale to 35 percent. Assistant Director Frank A. Hunter said the change expands distribution of restricted brands to wholesale outlets, easing rationing for some Scotches Canadian and bonded brands. Claire M. Hall denied charges of favors or tips in Cleveland.

Columbus, C State Frank A. Hunter Claire M Mike) Hall Cleveland Hall Oscar Fleckner Hunter Fleckner

Cincinnatian Found Dead Of Suffocation

Cincinnati AP reports Joseph Sarcon died of suffocation in a house fire. His body was found in a rear bedroom, covered by a blanket. Firemen believe he slept in another room before being overcome and the fire began elsewhere.

Cincinnati Joseph Sarcon Sarcon

Worry Clinic on land for modern homesteading

The piece discusses ownership of a house and lot or a small farm. It suggests corporations may offer 5 acres of second-rate farmland as a bonus to attract workers. Uncle Sam is portrayed as a large real estate broker who could provide 5-acre plots for homesteading opportunities.

Sam

Charge Woman With Attempt To Poison Man

Akron police charged Marilyn Stevenson a 23 year old receptionist with attempting to poison Dr Charles F Jones a 36 year old veterinarian at the Akron hospital He allegedly broke into his home and put strychnine in a bottle of milk the dog died after drinking some of the milk and a note of threats were found at the house

Akron John Struzewski Marilyn Stevenson Copley Akron Veterinary Hospital Charles F. Jones Dr. Jones Miss Stevenson

Friendly Cafe Not Friendly Suit Is Filed

Okey Wofter of Roseville sued Colbert Brown owner of Friendly Cafe in his village for 10518.36 dollars claiming he was assaulted after a beer request. Wofter says Brown smashed a bottle, bit his ear, and struck him with a shotgun causing injuries and hospital visit in Muskingum County common pleas court.

Zanesville, O Okey Wofter Roseville Colbert Brown Brown Wofter Muskingum County Common Pleas Court

Freedom Train to Roll Again

The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee backed resuming the freedom train and its historic documents for travel nationwide through July 1951. A probate notice declares Susan J. Mueller appointed executrix of Carl J. Mueller's estate. creditors must file claims within four months. Dated January 26, 1949.

Washington Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee Carl J. Mueller Susan J. Mueller Middletown Ohio Butler County Oscar Ward Soule Herbert Lastiller

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