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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1962
Page
7
In Allen County Court, charges against Max L. Cisco, 28, were dismissed after he parked his car at the Robb Street crossing to block a Baltimore & Ohio freight train on December 22. Cisco claimed he blocked the crossing to go to work amid a cheering crowd, his attorney calling the act common bravado.
Ohio state finances show $4.7 million released for the School Foundation, while about $13.8 million owed to teachers and school employees retirement funds since last November remains deferred. Gov’t officials expect most obligations to be liquidated by June end, with additional $15 million due this month possible next June.
You can ease gas, heartburn, and acid indigestion with Tums. The ad touts safe, long lasting relief and promotes a practical 3-roll pack at 30¢. Keep a roll at home, in the car, and at work for quick access.
Fourteen reservists recalled to active duty at Fort Lee Virginia during the Berlin crisis have chosen to remain in service. They completed their first full day in the regular Army Thursday and were honored at a retreat ceremony.
A visiting three judge panel upheld a 17 year sentence for Kilpatrick, a first time offender, for stealing 130 dollars worth of copper wiring from a railroad yard. Kilpatrick pled guilty, claimed Communist ties without charges, fought probation, and plans to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court with the Cleveland Civil Liberties Union backing him.
Twenty years ago on Monday February 16 1942 Hubert B Harvey was transferred from Toledo to succeed Charles Melat as commercial manager of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co plant Melat was sent to Dayton on special assignment Attorney Henderson Fites spoke on the history of the Spanish American War at a meeting of Spanish War veterans and their guests in Lebanon
Mrs Jane Chenoweth Sullivan widow of Col William M Sullivan founder of the Middleton Journey died at the home of a son in Evanston Illinois. Funeral arrangements were pending as relations mourn the departure of a longtime resident and community founder.
In several European countries newlyweds face a fruit tossing ritual instead of dice, a playful custom observed at weddings. Guests throw fruit to celebrate, while couples share the moment, reflecting cultural quirks and festive rites in regional wedding folklore.
Acting Secretary-General U Thant reported eight governments intend to buy 34.07 million dollars of U.N. bonds while the United States seeks a 100 million dollar appropriation to purchase half the issue. Subscriptions include Britain 12 million, Sweden 5.8 million, Denmark 6.24 million, Norway 1.8 million, Finland 1.48 million, Pakistan 0.23 million, and India 2 million.
Ohio faced a projected shortage of about 270 physicians by 1975, prompting a survey of potential sites for new medical schools. Deans from out-of-state schools will lead the study, considering Cleveland Kent Toledo Akron Dayton Athens Bowling Green and Oxford based on facilities population centers and other factors.
Charles S. Beardsley 87 former president and chairman of Miles Laboratories Inc died at his home in Elkhart Ind yesterday leaving a void in the management of the firm cited as a leading medical products company in the region Beardsley had served Miles Laboratories in top posts for decades and shaped strategic direction and governance until his passing.
Norman Korn, principal of Central Elementary School, received an engraved invitation from President Kennedy to the President's Conference on Occupational Safety in Washington on March 6 7 and 8. Korn serves on the 1% program committee of the school division and on the 1961 62 nominating committee of the National Safety Council, and holds multiple safety leadership roles including Middletown Safety Council director and former chairman of its schools division.
Frances M. King of 1317 First Ave, a press operator, files for bankruptcy in U S District Court Cincinnati listing debts of 2 169 dollars and assets of 350 dollars.
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