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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1952
Page
12
Hog prices show modest activity with steady to higher quotations for borers and gilts and various weight ranges. Cattle and calves trade moderately active with steady to slow on some classes. good to prime vealers fetch 39.00 to 40.00, mid-range cattle and cows quoted 15.00 to 29.90, weights and classes vary across grades.
TV and radio writer C BE Butterfield reports industry doubts about DIY television repair guides. Eric Leslie argues most booklets oversimplify, focusing on tube changes while ignoring other faults. He warns owners may rely on spares, undermining real troubleshooting. Some reception aids appear, including a movable foil budget for the lead-in wire.
Poultry and dairy prices span hens and roosters by weight and class. Fryers over 2½ pounds, pullets, hens, and leghorn varieties appear with wholesale quotes. butter and butterfat values shown alongside potatoes and mixed lots.
Television and radio listings span 6:15 to 11 p m featuring Johnny Ray Perry Como scene, The Bar gain, I Love Lacey, Those in Favor, Letter from an Unknown Woman, The Ohio Story Death of the Mastodon, and local basketball games Dayton area tourneys. Includes musical numbers with Celeste Holm and Gordon MacRae. Labrador puffins depart seasonal haunts with predictable dates.
New York AP features writer describes Dr Everett R Clinchy urging self examination of prejudices during Brotherhood Week February 17 24. He links hate to health issues and personal and professional failures and calls for education and changing customs to erase bias against Jews Catholics and Negroes.
Leonard Sallie, 24, of 3004 Jefferson Rd, arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and released on 100 bond to appear in Municipal Court today. William Stevens, 56, of 817 South Main St, arrested on intoxication and dis orderly conduct charges. Wendel Barker, 2708 Roosevelt St, reported car theft of license 189 MX parked near the Manchester Hotel yesterday.
John Day, 54, of 1407 Woodlawn Ave, was arrested early today on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He was taken into custody at his home, according to police.
Randy Walton, 4, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walton of 3107 Mohawk Sr, was treated at Middletown Hospital Sunday for severe lacerations to his right forearm after he ran his fist through a storm door. Several stitches were required to close the wound.
Philadelphia mayor Joseph S. Clark Jr. has refused gifts since taking office on January 7. He returned a portrait of himself, a mink coat offer for his wife, a deep freezer, a painting, 25 sportsmen’s show passes, a colored Liberty Bell photo, season theater passes, and a transit system pass.
Miami weather record goes back 40 years as yesterday's temperature reached 84 degrees between 1 30 and 2 30 pm, surpassing the prior day’s 84 degree mark set in 1913 and 1917. John Quincy Adams was born July 11 1767 in Braintree Massachusetts.
Rollie Griffith Jr of Brentwood Sr lost the middle finger of his left hand in the Armco Cold Strip Maintenance Department. He was at the cutting shear alone when he reached in to remove metal scrap and activated the shear. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and sent home.
The Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Civic Association building Wednesday from 1 30 to 4 p m for pre employment examinations.
A thief slipped away with a money drawer and a small cash register totaling 111.50 during a desk clerk’s brief absence at the Anthony Wayne Hotel. The item mentions Shetland ponies used to pull ore cars in European mines, noting their small size.
Monday News roundup includes McCarthy sports notes and The World Tonight preview. Curtain Call highlights theater chatter at CBS Gabrvet. Crime Does Not Pay segment and a call for music feature cap the page.
An assorted Middletown page lists lodge notices and events plus a long column of lost and found notices. It includes pets such as a black Shepherd and a Dalmatian named Rainy and Shag, along with reward details and contact numbers. Funeral notices for Cox, Gray, Leib are included with service times and burial plans.
Eight officers and five patrol auxiliary members conducted a traffic check on West Middletown Saturday night halting motorists on Franklin Trenton Rd and Route 122. One drunken driver was arrested. two cars with insufficient brakes and two others with no licenses were cited. More than 50 motorists received warnings as mechanical and certificate compliance checks were performed.
A fragment from Times shows numbers and pricing notation such as 75 Times Times 80c 8-$1.28 64e 40c, with unreadable context. The text lacks identifiable people, organizations, or events to tie to a specific news item.
Mrs Ella Lloyd 91 died February 23 at home of her daughter Marie Ward 122 Curtis St. Services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home February 26 with interment Middletown Cemetery. Mrs Minnie Pardonner of 241 Yankee Rd died February 22 in a care home in Miamisburg Ohio. Funeral services February 26 at Wilson Funeral Home with interment Woodside Cemetery. Florist ad offers planning and delivery services.
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