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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1957

Page

8

Americans shift to a team leadership in Moscow break

The American Communist party ends Moscow alignment declaring independent interpretation of Marxist Leninist principles. 298 delegates approve a move to a 60 member national committee and a 20 member at large group selecting an 11 member national administrative committee led by Foster Dennis Gates Charney Davis and others residing in New York. The change aims for peaceful constitutional road to socialism with regional elections by March 31. Foster supports the team leadership.

New York American Communist Party Moscow William Z. Foster Eugene Dennis Dennis Kremlin Max Weiss National Committee National Administrative Committee Foster John Gates George Blake Charney Benjamin Davis Earl Durham Fred Fine James E. Jackson Charles Gunanges

Star sapphire as love charm in ancient Rome

The article notes that star sapphires were regarded as a great love charm by ancient Romans, reflecting belief in their romantic power and cultural significance.

Torch Of Hope Lights Heart Fund Drive in Hamilton

The Torch of Hope, lit by Joe Nuxhall at Hamilton courthouse yard, symbolizes the 1957 Heart Fund drive. The Heart Fund aims for 26,000 dollars with Heart Sunday on February 24 when over 2000 volunteers canvass Butler County homes for donations.

American Heart Assn Heart Assn

Crash kills Athens Mayor in Ohio and West Virginia line

Athens mayor Veter Seel 42 died in a Tuesday car crash off U S 35 near Buffalo Virginia. Coroner C H Raynes said Seel’s neck was broken when his car hit a tree. he may have fallen asleep at the wheel. Seel, a Republican, was not seeking reelection and was en route to Charleston on business. He ran a real estate and insurance business and is survived by wife Cheryl and three children.

Charleston W. Va Veter Seel Athens Ohio U. S Buffalo C. H. Raynes Sei Raynes Athen Cheryl

Scout Council Meeting Is Postponed to Feb 14

The Mound Builders Area Council executive board postpones its meeting to Wednesday February 14 and will convene next Thursday at 7 30 p m in Armco General Office conference room.

The Mound Builders Area Council Charles Statenroth Armco General Office

Crime Wardrobe Heist Ends With Mocking Robber

A gunman entered a Philadelphia laundry and demanded cash from clerk Mae Jones. He counted the loot at 35 dollars, then sighed and remarked that crime is hardly worthwhile.

Philadelphia Mae Jones

Train Cars Derailed Near Cullman Alabama

Four cars of a Louisville and Nashville passenger train derailed near Garden City twelve miles south of Cullman Alabama. Seven people were chosen none seriously injured after a steel door fell from an amusement train and was struck by the Pan American bound for New Orleans from Cincinnati, according to State Patrol Sgt. W. B. Little.

Cullman Ala Louisville & Nashville State Patrol W. B. Little Cincinnati New Orleans L&n Garden City Culliman North Alabama

Truman urges costly defense as price of freedom

Former President Truman addresses a Jewish Appeal dinner in Miami Beach urging a firm foreign policy and strong defense over balanced budgeting. He warns against budget cutters, distrusts Soviet offers, and says defense must stay strong until Russia acts, while calling for peaceful Israel Arab settlement. He also criticizes Eisenhower’s domestic policy as the usual Republican line.

Mercer Bailer Miami Beach Fla Harry Sr. Truman Truman Middle East Russia Free World Eisenhower

Death sentence commuted in Cyprus EOKA case

Gov Sir John Harding commutes the death sentence of Nicos Tsardellis to life imprisonment for killing a British policeman during the EOKA guerrilla campaign in Cyprus The ruling marks the first such commutation by the governor in this conflict context.

Nicosia Cyprus John Harding EOKA Nicos Tsardellis Greece

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