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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1957

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Tragic Cross County Train Crash Kills Father and Son

A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a auto on Franklin Maddock Road near Middletown killing Lloyd Koch 46 and his son Lloyd Gerald Koch 14. The father died at the scene while the son died six hours later at Middletown Hospital. Witness Roscoe Frazier reported the car crossed the tracks slowly before impact. The accident raised questions amid a busy Warren County traffic year.

Baltimore & Chiassenger Franklin Mackson Middletown Lloyd Koch Keister Road West Middletown Rt 1 Lloyd Gerald Koch Middletown Hospital Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Mr. Koch Riggs Butler Warren County J. A. Matthiae Lima Thomas Peek Cincinnati

Sinatra Slapped by Rex Harrison at Hollywood Party

Reports say Rex Harrison slapped Frank Sinatra twice at a party over Kay Kendall misunderstanding. Sinatra did not strike back and left. friends say he believed Harrison unaware of the supposed flirtation. Charles Feldman hosted the gathering in Hollywood.

New York Rex Harrison Frank Sastre Hawtion Tancee Kay Kendall New York Herald Tribune New York Daily Mirror Hollywood Sinatra Darrian Hallywood Harrison Harpan Frank Charles Feldman

Horse Had More Sense in Farmington Drunk on Horse

A 41 year old man in Farmington New Mexico was fined $9 for drunkenness after magistrates reported a state police charge. He was riding a horse after dark near lamps displayed when he fell into traffic asleep. The horse remained sober.

Farmington, N. M A

FiveYearOld Killed in HeadOn Crash Near Lambertville

Five-year-old Cindy Lou Doxsie of Holland Ohio died when the car she rode in collided with another vehicle at an intersection near Lambertville Michigan. The crash occurred Sunday and police investigated the cause.

Lambertville Mich Cindy Lou Doxsie Holland Ohio Here

Zhukov Returns from India Tour

Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov arrived back in London after a 20 day tour of India and Burma. Indian officials greeted him with formal protocol but offered little warmth and substance in the reception.

London Georgi Zhukov India Burma Marshal Zhukov

Heavy weekend rains offer brief drought relief in Texas

Heavy rains drenched drought‑seared Texas including Big Bend and the lower Rio Grande Valley with more rain forecast. At least eight deaths were blamed on the weather, seven from traffic incidents. County agents called the downpours the best in years, though officials cautioned the rain is not a general drought break.

Dallas Texas Big Bend South Plains Rio Grande Valley Texas John White Alpine Brownsville Frank Newsom Jeff Davis Brewster Newsom Ito Strek Stuart Cna Jared

Kosher Diet Sought for Dog in Pal Joey

Hollywood director George Sidney seeks a dog to co star with Frank Sinatra Kim Novak and Rita Hayworth in Columbia Pictures Pal Joey The dog must eat kosher foods like bagels sour cream lox and cheese blintzes any breed or mix is acceptable The dog should recognize Sinatra as a person not a bone or lamppost and avoid horsemeat substitutes for realism

Hollywood George Sidney Frank Sinatra Kim Novak Rita Hayworth Columbia Joey Sidney Sinstra Sinatra

Guard Army Compromise Sought in Training Plan Hearings

Washington The National Guard backs a compromise on compulsory active duty training for recruits amid House hearings. Maj. Gen. Ellard A. Walsh, head of the National Guard Association, testified as Army officials push six months of continuous duty for new soldiers with yearly drills and camps to follow. The Guard favors shorter initial terms, proposing one to six months for older recruits and a six week plan for younger enlistees. Talks consider a two-summer split or a one-year trial, with potential training extension to three months. Lawmakers edge toward a settlement without new legislation. Subcommittee Chair Overton Brooks expects no guard strength drop below 400,000.

Washington National Guard Congress Guard Army Ellard A. Walsh The National Guard! Assn House Armed Services Army Reserve Subcommittee Overton Books D-La Brooks

Ramses Becomes First Vessel To Sail Full Suez Route Since Fight

The 322 ton Egyptian ship Ramses squeezed past obstructions and completed the 103 mile Suez Canal passage, the first commercial vessel to do so since last November’s fighting.

Suez Egypt Ramses Suez Canal

Fire Devours Missouri Old Folks Home Killing Dozens

A blaze at a Warrenton old folks' home on a Sunday afternoon killed at least 70 inmates, with 4 missing and 10 bodies recovered. Fire spread in minutes, trapping residents as firefighters from 25 nearby communities battled the flames and aided bedridden patients.

Warrenton John J. Barada F. H. Knigge State Highway Patrol Walter H. Schwanie Jesus Warren Stuart Missouri St. Louis Velma O'Sullivan

Night Raid Involving Sinatra Monroe DiMaggio Eyed in Inquiry

California Senate interim committee on collection agencies will hear about a 1934 raid alleged to involve Frank Sinatra Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe. The probe, set for hearings Feb 27 28 in San Diego and March 1, aims to examine private detective practices amid divorce era disputes. DiMaggio says he knows nothing of the subpoena and concerns.

Los Angeles Joe DiMaggio Marilyn Monroe Frank Sinatra Sinatra California Senate DiMaggio Miss Monroe New York Yankee Lloyd Harris Harris Wrom House Senate Committee San Diego

Formosa Patrol Vessels Attacked

Communist shore batteries fired 32 rounds at nationalist patrol vessels in the Matsus area northwest of Formosa Sunday night. Defense headquarters said there were no casualties or damage.

Taipel Matsu Formosa Defense

Warm Southeast Flow Keeps Miami Valley Mild

Springlike air from the southeast raises temperatures tonight with the latest forecast showing a high near 48 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. Partly cloudy conditions return tonight and Tuesday with rain or snow likely on Tuesday and a low around 27.

Miami Valley Middletown

Like Russia Commissars To Rule Hungarys New Army

Hungary unveils plans to rebuild its army under strict political commissars akin to early Soviet practice. Gen Ilku says commissars will outrank most officers and must countersign military orders to ensure ideological control.

Hungary Budapest Russia Red Army Ferenc Ugrai Pal Iku Aasiae Mayagallorg Ream Communist Party Nepszabadsag Ilku

Daryll Debuts in The Secret Diary of Joseph Stalin

Russian-born Nat lia Daryll, 24, stages both before and after shots in Hollywood for her film debut The Secret Diary of Joseph Stalin. She models long hair before a scene requiring a scalp shave for the Red dictator role, holding clippings in the publicity still.

Lia Daryll Hollywood Calif Joseph Stalin

Calm McCoy Surrenders After Fatal Double Slaying

Russell Thomas McCoy 22 admitted killer surrenders to Muskingum County Deputy Sheriff saying he cannot live with it. He faces first degree murder charges for the February 9 deaths of his half sister Louise Lee and her husband Lloyd. He described fires and a cross country flight ending in surrender with a 54 page statement detailing robberies and drinking sprees.

Zanesville Ohio Russell Thomas McCoy McCoy Louise Lee Lloyd See Here Columbus Muskingum Fred Uffner Uffner Joseph McNerney Richard Bridwell David Weissert Chicago Oklahoma City Fl Paso Texas Juarez Mexico McNerney el Paso Dale Bundy MceCoy Line Material Co

Israel Rejects Ike Proposal in U N Effort Fallout

President Eisenhower told Israel it has the maximum assurance possible as U S efforts outside the United Nations fade. Israeli officials said talks with U S officials arenot over, with Abba Eban planning another meeting with Dulles. Golda Meir proposed three options including free Gulf shipping guarantees, U N police at Sharm el Sheikh, or an Israeli Egyptian peace treaty.

Uwlies White House Eisenhower Israel Othes Thomasville United Nations United States Abba Eban Dulles U. S U. N New York City Eban Gaza Strip Gulf of Aqaba Sharma Sheikh Golda Meir Sharm el ‘Sheikh Egypt Saudi Arabia Jordan Gulf U.N Sharm el Sheikh

Queen Elizabeth II Arrives in Lisbon for Historic Portugal Visit

In Lisbon Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh landed for Britain's first monarch visit to Portugal in three years. A 21 gun salute marked the arrival as crowds cheered and fishing boats filled the Tagus. The three day trip follows a 20 hour yacht passage and aims to strengthen ties with a longtime ally amid private reports of a royal rift.

Lisbon Portugal Elizabeth I Duke of Hdinburgh Tagus River Britain Elizabeth Setuba Harbor Here Buckingham Palace

Bride teases groom over life insurance policy joke

A lighthearted notice from the era features a bride calling her husband selfish for taking out a life insurance policy and joking he bought it on his own life rather than hers. The quip captures the humor of domestic humor column.

Pact Ends East Coast Dock Tieup

New York waterfront employers and the International Longshoremen's Association reached a pact to end the five day East Coast dock tieup. The back to work move is conditional on ratification of a three year contract by 45,000 longshoremen amid ongoing local talks in Boston Philadelphia and Wilmington Delaware.

New York International Longshoremen's Assn Hampton Roads Portland Maine ILA Louis Waldman Boston Philadelphia Wilmington Del Waldman New York Shipping Assn Alexander Chopin Chopin Wiliam V. Bradley Mr. Chopin

Vandalism Disrupts Portsmouth Telephones During Strike

In Portsmouth Ohio vandals cut pay telephone wires stealing a receiver at the police station. The spree coincides with 500 plus cable cuttings since the CWA strike against Ohio Consolidated began July 15. Police report 30 weekend incidents disabled hospitals and emergency communications as talks in Columbus resume tomorrow.

Portsmouth Ohio Scioto County State Highway Patrol Red Cross One Consolidated Telephone Co Harrison County Cadiz Flushing New Athens Communications Workers of America CWA Ohio Consolidated Columbus

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