Red Cross Raises Middletown Goal for Flood Relief
Floods in Kentucky Virginia and the South push Middletown Red Cross to raise its campaign goal by 1800 to a total of 30737 J G Purvis drives chair said the national quota grows to 96 million dollars reflecting heavier disaster relief needs More than 15000 families affected and preliminary Red Cross costs near two million dollars The fund supports immediate relief and rehabilitation and may cover housing repairs small businesses and essential farm buildings
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Kentucky
Virginia
Middletown
Red Cross
Purvis
No Precedent In Dean Case Inmate Told
Ohio inmate Herbert Reiter of Seneca County challenged his confinement arguing journal entries were improperly signed. Judge Fred Miller ruled Homer Dean's 1947 slaying case does not set a precedent, so Reiter must remain in prison.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Reiter
Seneca County
Homer Jack Dean
Elmo C. Rice
Clintonville
Dean
Franklin County
Fred Miller
Second District Court of Appeals
Thhat Dean
Reiter
Dad To See Son Again
GEORGETOWN Ky Herb Mulligan Georgetown College student cannot wait for a reunion with his father Merle C Mulligan in La Grange Indiana this weekend after eight years of total blindness Merle lost sight in one eye at 17 when hit by a baseball and later vision in the other eye faded after a tree limb accident a recent operation briefly restored sight in one eye and the family hopes for further improvement while noting the outcome remains uncertain
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Georgetown
Herb Mulligan
Georgetown College
Dad
Herb
la Grange
Merle C. Mulligan
Worker and Child Hurt In Mishaps
A man and a child were injured yesterday afternoon and treated in Middletown Hospital's emergency ward. Paul Torre, 52, of 312 Yankee Road, amputated the tip of his left little finger while working with a planet at the Shuttle Division of Black Clawson. Susan Bell, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Bell of 1335 Avalon Drive, was treated for a broken left wrist after a fall at Maple Park School. Both were released after treatment. Steel produced by the bessemer process began replacing iron rails after the Civil War.
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Middletown Hospital
Paul Torre
Yankee Rd
Shuttle
Black Clawson
Susan Bell
Richard Bell
Avalon Dr
Maple Park School
New Charges Of Recruit Mistreatment Hit Marines
At Parris Island four drill instructors were removed from duty amid charges by several recruits that they were mistreated during training. Investigations will determine if formal charges will be filed. An anonymous letter prompted the probe, alleging a recruit was struck with a steel bar, though officials gave no substantiation.
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Parris Island
S. C
Homer L. Litzenberg
Nelson R. Porter
Hartford
David L. Porter
Porter
New York Times
New York Daily News
the Times
Col
Robert Vance
Recruit Training Command
Newspaper Delivery Strike Ends in New York Area
In New York metro area 1200 deliverers voted to accept a six day stoppage ending the walkout. The union approved a $9 weekly package for two years amid tense meetings and some clashes. Delivery routes to retailers and suburbs were disrupted during the strike.
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New York City
New York
Independent Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union
Sam Feldman
Wholeesalers
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