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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1954
Page
3
Louis Wetzel’s cunning as an Ohio Indian fighter is profiled at 5 45. UD faces Toledo in basketball at 8. Barrie Craig solves the No Flowers for the Corpse case at 8 35 on WLW.
Program slate lists Polka Revue guests on WLW D at 7 pm followed by Cavalcade of America on WHIO at 8 30 about John Honeymoon and the Battle of Trenton. Fireside Theater at 9 features a tale of illness cured by a stable boy.
Aimed at women, the series Home debuts next Monday at 11 am on NBC. WLW-D and WLW-T will also carry it as the network spends heavily to equip a new studio with a circular layout and multiple cameras to showcase women’s interests. Dale Riffe, a Lemon-Monroe sophomore, will perform on WING while Jill Jarman, 18, vies for a permanent Howdy Doody role after weeks of testing.
Radio schedules list Tuesday evening programs on WLW and Town network, with music blocks on WSAI Miamisburg and WMOH. The listings show front page coverage and program blocks across the local stations.
State patrolmen said a car driven southwest by Phillips crashed into the rear of an auto operated by Lee Edward Fails of 1217 Garfield St. The latter vehicle was stopped on the highway and the driver had walked to the berm. Two injured were taken to Mercy Hospital, Hamilton, for treatment. Donald Rogue, 21, of Hamilton, suffered a laceration of the left thumb. Extensive damage occurred to both vehicles.
A Japanese war criminal, Set. Maj. Tetsuo Hayashi, 38, who was freed from Sugamo Prison Tokyo after six years because a Dutch error listed his term as ten years instead of life, returned to prison yesterday following notification of the mistake by Dutch authorities and the Netherlands government.
The process uses bleach and sulphur dioxide to whiten maraschino cherries before coloring them with pure vegetable dyes to achieve bright red or green hues.
Berlin reports show Communist officials and reporters portraying Soviet leader Malenkov as eager to meet Churchill and perhaps Eisenhower at the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Satellite sources say the outreach could be a trial balloon to gauge Western reaction and boost Malenkov's image at home and in the Soviet bloc.
Hans K 42, a bank executive, seeks advice as he and his wife drift apart after two years with jealousy and criticism. Crane urges rekindling romance, describes sexual and prostate health links to emotional intimacy, and promotes regular affectionate acts and exercise. He offers a bulletin on impotence prevention.
Notice announces Galveston Latimore of Middletown Ohio appointed administrator of the William Latimore estate in Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred. Dated January 12 1954 at Middletown Probate Court with attorney Finkleman.
Helen V. Conner petitions for divorce from William Wayne Conner in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case number 70791 citing gross neglect. William Wayne Conner listed with U S N San Francisco address must answer by March 20 1954 or petition will be granted.
Anthony Derda 29 walked into a restaurant and confessed to killing a boy in 1935 then blamed another youth for the crime. He named the victim as Steve Kotola and said Henry Oberhelman 16 was accused and sent to a boys’ school, later acquitted. Pittsburgh police confirmed Kotola’s death and Oberhelman’s earlier trial.
Scientists believe several right whale species restrict activity to arctic and temperate waters, dividing them into northern and southern groups. Strong entities include right whales and arctic temperate waters. The finding highlights geographic clustering and potential regional conservation needs.
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