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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1952

Page

2

2,100 Tons Of Daily Freight Held Up By Strike

An estimated 2,100 tons of freight daily move in and out of the Middletown Franklin area halted as 95 union drivers for 12 inter city operators remain on strike after joining Fridays walkout. About half of Ohio's 460 trucking firms signed new AFL contracts while 3,000 drivers idle statewide. Federal mediation urged meetings in Memphis to break the nationwide stoppage.

Middletown-Franklin Ohio AFL Teamsters Union Associated Press James R. Riley Suburban Motor Freight Company, Inc Columbus Ft. Hayes Charles Dumford Dumford Trucking Company Sam Tutt Hauselman Trans-partation Company Cyruss. Ching Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Washington Memphis Ching Central States South AFL Middletown Franklin

Truck Driver Arrested After Route 73 Crash

State Patrol reports a truck driver failed to stop and crashed into the car of Ernest J. Simons, 41, of Chicago on State Route 73 near Oxford. Simons suffered facial cuts and body bruises and was treated at Mercy Hospital in Milton. the driver, Lawrence Judge, 6, of 2132 Harlan St, was arrested after failing to stop at a stop sign and driving into Simons' path.

Ernest J. Simons Chicago Oxford Lawrence Judge Harlan St Simons Mercy Hospital Milton

Municipal Court Fines Willis King For Property Destruction

Willis King, 33, of 3010 Yankee Rd, was fined 10 dollars and costs for destruction of property after appearing yesterday before Judge Alton H. Combs. A 10 day jail term was suspended on the condition he pay damages to George Clayton Jr, who filed the charges.

Willis King Yankees Rd Alton H. Combs George Clayton, Jr

County Fathers Can't Take Action In Health Cases

Butler County commissioners in Hamilton said they lack power to handle sanitation complaints. They urged residents to contact the Health Department directly, noting the board of health operates independently and cannot be directed by the county. Complainants who press for county action should be referred to health authorities.

Hamilton Butler County Health Department Board of Health Art Reiff Commission Reiff

Donald D Williams Returns From Overseas Arrival in San Francisco

A combat veteran, Pfc. Donald D. Williams of Middletown Route 2, Dixie Highway, returned to the United States with 2,247 others aboard the USNS General W. V. Hase, docking in San Francisco on January 31, announced by the War Department.

San Francisco W.V. Hase War Department Pfc Donald D. Wiliams Dixie Highway Middletown

Obituary for 19 Month Old Dwight Wells

Dwight Thomas Wells 19 month old son of Mr and Mrs Roger M Wells of 2007 Pearl St died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 1 am. Survived by parents grandparents Arthur Wells Ezel Ky Mrs J D Flynn Greenfield Ohio and Mr and Mrs J T Howell Centerville Kansas. Funeral arrangements are in complete at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home.

Dwight Thomas Wells Roger M. Wells Pearl St Middletown Hospital Arthur Wells Ezel J. D. Flynn Greenfield, C J. T. Howell Centerville Kansas Joseph R. Baker

Infant Daughter of Franklin Parents Laid To Rest

Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. today at Woodhill Cemetery for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith Jr of New Road Franklin. The infant died at birth Friday at Middletown Hospital. Survivors include grandfathers Charles Re of Hagerstown Indiana and Tom Smith Sr of Gays Creek. Robert Eaton Funeral Home arranged the services.

Franklin Woodhill Cemetery Floyd Smith, Jr New Road Middletown Hospital Charles Re Hagerstown Ind Tom Smith Gays Creek Robert Eaton

Notable deaths in North America and beyond

Washington Dr. Francis G. Blake 64 civilian director of Army medical research and former Yale Medical School dean died Friday. Victoria B C David G Stenstrom 65 pioneer for pulp and paper industries and Celgar Development Co Ltd general manager died Thursday. Tucson Ariz Mrs Hattie Damon Mayo 88 widow of Mayo Clinic founder died Friday in Rochester Minnesota. Chicago Clarence P Dening 72 longtime executive secretary of the Chicago Bar Association died Friday.

Washington Francis G. Blake Army Medical Research Yale Medical School Funay Victoria B. C David G. Stenstrom Celanese Corporation of America Celgar Development Co., Ltd Tucson Ariz Hattie Damon Mayo William J. Mayo Charlies H Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Chicago Clarence P. Denning The Chicago Bar Association

At The Movies Saturday at Paramount

Paramount shows Hong Kong at 1 25, 4 15, 7 15 and 10 00 p m Slaughter Trail at 3 00, 5 30 and 8 50 p m Sunday The Racket at 1 20, 3 20, 5 30, 7 30 and 9 40 p m Strand Mr Muggs Steps Out at 2 00, 5 05, 7 40 and 10 15 p m Mr Wise Guy at 3 25, 6 30 and 9 05 p m Sunday Prehistoric Women at 1 15, 3 55, 6 35 and 9 10 p m Dalton's Women at 2 35, 5 15, 7 45 and 10 20 p m

Paramount Hong Kong Mr Muggs Mr. Wise Guy Dalton

Minor City Accidents Reported Last Night

Two minor collisions produced about 190 dollars in damage. At Crawford Street and First Avenue Jack Wood and Margaret Miles, both with green lights, were involved. A second crash at Veritgee and Central Avenue injured no one and caused minor damage when Richard Gibson swerved to avoid a boy and was struck by Betty Shafer's car.

Crawford St First Ave Jack Wood Franklin Margaret Miles Garfield St Richard Gibson Germantown Betty Shafer Veritgee Central Ave

Blaze damages $300 at residence on Vannest Avenue

A fire believed caused by a child playing with matches caused $300 damage at Kelly Morris’s home 3713 Vannest Ave at 2 30 p m yesterday. It was the North Middletown Fire Department’s first fire call of 1952 and seven volunteers answered. Fire Chief Bill Long said the blaze started in a living room couch and spread to a clothes closet.

Kelly Morris Vannest Ave North Middletown Bill Long Long

Filling Station Burglarized on Verity Parkway

A break in at the Sunoco Oil Station on Verity Parkway yielded 70 in coins and bills. Police reported entry by knocking out glass from a large overhead door and said the theft was discovered at 3 41 a.m. today. D F Oswald, manager, confirmed the loss.

Sunoco Verity Pkvy D. F. Oswald

Train Derailed At Germantown

No injuries reported after two New York Central freight cars loaded with steel derailed near Germantown. Cause attributed to a load shift as cars passed Germantown Rendering Company on State Route 122. equipment arrived to clear the tracks.

Germantown New York Central Germantown Rendering Company

Franklin man refuses to leave cafe with knife

Franklin police said Donald McCorkle twenty five of 805 South Main Street Middletown refused to leave Amber Lantern cafe at closing time. He became disorderly and drew a knife when asked to depart. He is jailed in Franklin.

Franklin Donald McCorkle South Main St Middletown Amber Lantern McCorkle

Franklin Pastor Honored By Lions

The Rev. William J. Hannum pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Franklin for 21 years was honored by the Lions Club. He received a gift from the club as part of the Thursday night gathering. The Rev. Jerome Schulz of Middletown served as guest speaker.

Franklin William J. Hannum Presbyterian Church Lions’ Club Hanum Fort Wayne Jerome Schulz Middletown

Detroit Motorist Is Injured Fined

A Detroit driver suffered minor injuries and paid a fine after an accident on Route 25 at the Maud underpass at 5 30 p m yesterday. James Smith 21 had lip cuts and was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Mayor Thomas Linn of Monroe for operating a car to the left of the center line. His car traveling north side swiped a truck driven by Clinton W MecPeek 37 of Okolona Ky. MecPeek was not injured.

Detroit Maud James Smith Thomas Linn Monroe Smith Clinton W. MecPeek Okolana McPeek

Bank misstep leaves Dayton man shoeless money

Ray W. Johnson of Dayton spent part of a night in the city flaproom after attempting to stash two twenty dollar bills in his shoes. He discovered the loss while preparing to wear them this morning. A fellow flaproom guest was searched by police and found to have no money on him.

Ray W. Johnson Dayton Johnson

Freezes to death at Bedford laboratory incident

Coroner Samuel R. Gerber reported Kirby Sweatt aged 54 froze to death after falling into a box of dry ice at Ben Venue Laboratories Inc in suburban Bedford. His body was discovered Tuesday morning.

Cleveland Samuel R. Gerber Kirby Sweatt Ben Venue Laboratories, Inc Bedford Sweatt

Two Treated For Injuries In Dayton Area

Robert Davis 26 of 159 Holt St Dayton was treated for facial cuts at Mid dletown Hospital after being struck by steel. He was released after treatment. Joe Osborne 2 of 420 Moore St was treated for injuries from a fall at a relative's Arlington Ave home and released.

Robert Davis Holt St. Dayton Middletown Hospital Davis Aeronce Joe Osborne Moore St Arlington Ave

Republic Steel Plant Sets Monthly Steel Output Record

Republic Steel Corp Cleveland plant reported a historic monthly production with 172 172 tons of steel ingots from 15 open hearth furnaces, surpassing all previous months by about 9 000 tons.

Cleveland Republic Steel Corp Republic

Butler County suit seeks 50000 for welding injury

James Tidwell of Norwood sues Merkle Gravel Co of Oxford Township in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 50000 alleging a pipe weld failed while he worked for Fenton Rigging Co. The fall fractured two toes, caused shock, and allegedly reduced his earning capacity due to negligence for employing an unqualified welder.

James Tidwell Norwood Merkle Gravel Co Oxford Township Common Pleas Fenton Rigging Co

Divorce suits filed list includes five petitions

Elvera McGuire of 822 Sixteenth Avenue sues Mickey McGuire for neglect and cruelty. Violet Carpin of Hamilton sues Germanus Arpin of Cleveland for neglect. Olive Winn of Hamilton sues William C. Winn. Curtis N. Mills of Hamilton sues Donna Mae Mills, a minor, of Marion Indiana for neglect.

Elvera McGuire Sixteenth Ave Mickey McGuire Violet Carpin Hamilton Germanus Arpin Cleveland Olive Winn William C. Winn Millville Curtis N. Mills Donna Mae Mills Minor Marion Ind

Steam Triggers False Alarm at Zion Lutheran Church

Firemen rushed to Zion Lutheran Church at 1014 First Ave before 11 a.m. but found a steam cleaning false alarm. Traffic slowed briefly and about a hundred spectators gathered at the scene.

Zion Lutheran Church First Ave

Espionage Dwarf Richebourg Smuggled Dispatches in Paris

Espionage figure Richebourg stood 23 inches tall and was among the smallest dwarfs in history. During the French Revolution he smuggled dispatches in and out of Paris while masquerading as a baby in a nurse’s arms. He died at age 90.

Richebourg Paris

Bordeaux Port Rank Among French Cities

Bordeaux ranks as the fourth largest city and holds the position of the third most important port in France, reflecting its prominence in maritime trade and regional economy.

Bordeaux France

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AFL Central States Drivers Council Lester Hudson Ck Man Mercury Lincoln-Mercury Co Bryan Philips Ken Philips Noselawn Donald D. Williams States Stromberg-Catson Newcastle Stromberg-Carlson Strad Music Company Dwight T. Wells Reeves Jewelers, Inc Stockholm Sweden Lions Howard Sears ANCE Glenn Wilkinson WPFB Butler County Courts Maytag Melampy Criterion Restaurant Lower Regent St British Broadcasting Corp London Brian Johnson Tuscaloosa, Ala Howard Parien Howard Parish Miami Fle Union Sanitary U.S Second and Park St Park and 2Nd Avenue Central Avenue
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