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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1955
Page
5
Manny Garlikov of B'nai B'rith reflects during Brotherhood Week on democracy and eternal vigilance. The piece urges intelligent opposition to prejudice across all races and groups, stressing that freedom requires active citizen engagement and democratic principles. Paris population noted as about 642 million.
A odorless greaseless cream named InfraRUB claims to relieve arthritis rheumatism and muscular pains without prescription. It penetrates deeply causes a warm glow and faster circulation, with doctors endorsing hundreds of cases and a US clinician confirming findings. The product is sold in drug stores for 98% per large tube with a full money back guarantee.
Robert W. Nerenberg named director of research at Interstate Folding Box Co. after six years as chief chemist. He will lead the expanded research program and supervise the test and development laboratory. He is a Cincinnati chemical engineering graduate and former Junior Chamber of Commerce director. He resides with his wife and three children at 2517 Fleming Rd.
Charleston West Virginia hears Maj. Gen. William M. Creasy outline artificial smokes to reduce heat from atomic blasts. He cites fog oil smog and carbon smoke as two methods tested at Nevada proving ground with full-scale trials planned by the Atomic Energy Commission.
A time bomb scare in the Ohio Senate derailed sponsor Sen. Robert R. Shaw’s plan to create a state commission to build an underground parking garage under the Statehouse yard. Democrats and some Republicans shifted to oppose the measure after Public Works Director Zoyd M Flater voiced opposition amid a near floor-vote collapse.
Paris announces the death of Paul Claudel at age 86 a noted poet and former French diplomat. He served as vice consul in New York 1893 ambassador to Washington 1927 1933 and held posts in Peiping Prague Hamburg Frankfurt Rio de Janeiro Copenhagen Tokyo and Belgium 1933 1935. He joined the French Academy in 1946 and his later work reflected his Catholic conversion.
Frank Shields, 50, of Painesville Ohio, died from pneumonia and internal injuries after his car crashed into a tree in a February snowstorm and overturned. Trapped 17 hours beneath the snow, he was found by a farmer and taken to a hospital in Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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