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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1957

Page

5

Klan Offers to Buy Mixed-Race Koinonia Farm

In Americus Georgia the Ku Klux Klan proposed buying Koinonia Farm where white and Negro workers live and work together. A public meeting with Klan spokesmen followed a rally at the fairgrounds, amid past bombings arson and boycotts targeting the cooperative farm.

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Union Aims Gun At Automation in Cincinnati Plan

The International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers outlines a nine point program to fight automation effects. It seeks no layoffs severance pay guaranteed annual wages and wage scales tied to productivity and responsibility following a two day meeting.

Cincinnati Interna National Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Lamp Council

Pleasant Way to Ease Denture Plate Discomfort

FASTFETH powder sprinkles on upper and lower plates to reduce looseness and improve comfort. It avoids gummy sensation and denture breath. Get PAS today at any drug counter.

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Rolling Adjustment May Spur Economy In 1957

The Bank of the nation’s economy faces a rolling adjustment revival as postwar patterns shift. Farm machinery, metal fabricators, textiles, steel and autos show mixed signals while consumer buying moves among soft goods, services, and gadgets. Improved farming profits and easing credit could lift home building, with the war baby generation entering the housing market as momentum builds.

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17 Year-Old Suspect Charged in Virginia Slaying

Gallia County Ohio 17 year old Lloyd Hill faces extradition to Virginia for murder in the death of his 68 year old cousin John Ward. Hill reportedly admitted striking Ward on a highway near Independence Virginia as they traveled to Florida. Ward died after the assault and Hill was in custody awaiting extradition.

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College Soph Charged in 6 Robberies

Massillon Ohio police charged George Cleveland Bailey Jr. a Balltimore Maryland sophomore at Wooster College with six armed robberies in Canton Massillon area including four service stations and an attempted hold up. He reportedly used a prop gun and said he needed it for college theater.

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One-Time Prison Floor Scrubber Is New Prime Minister of Japan

Nobusuke Kishi, a veteran conservative politician who once scrubbed floors in Sugamo Prison, was elected prime minister by the Diet. He vows to keep a pro Western line while pursuing business with Red China, retains the foreign minister post, and forms a small cabinet shift.

Japan Tokyop Nobusuke Kishi U.s.cun Sugamo Kishi United States China Diet Tanzan Ishibashi Ishibashi Hirohito Mitsujiro Ishii Liberal Democratic Party Ishii Masaburo Suzuki Ichiro Hatoyama Hideki Tojo Shigeru Yoshida Hatoyama Tojo

Formosa Quake Leaves 11 Dead

A Formosa earthquake killed 11 people and left 33 injured in its worst tremor in a decade. The epicenter was 45 miles off the island’s east coast near Hualien, with 50,000 residents. No American casualties among about 3,000 stationed on the island were reported. The quake was felt across Taipei and the west coast, with mountains dampening shocks. The Pescadores also felt the tremor.

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Excelsior Institute Non-Surgical Treatment Ad

Men over 40 suffer night pains back hips legs and fatigue. glandular inflammation is cited as the cause. The Excelsior Institute offers non surgical treatment and a free book detailing remedies with no obligation. Address Excelsior Institute Dept 0 Saris.

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