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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1952

Page

5

Ohio Traffic Toll 1951 Tops 1,200 Dead

An Associated Press survey shows more than 1,200 deaths in Ohio traffic during 1951 with injuries exceeding 16,000 and total accidents over 113,000. City tolls vary, rural roads see 864 deaths, and the state warns the final figures may be higher due to reporting gaps.

Columbus Ohio Citis Associated Press Highway Patrol Highway Department Elma H. Wischmeier Cleveland Lakewood Harry Neal State Highway Department Summit County

Community Meeting Schedule for Wednesday Nights

Rotary Club at noon and Kiwanis Lions at noon both meet at the Manchester Hotel. Veterans and Legion posts hold 7:30 p.m. sessions at various headquarters. Other groups include Masonic Lodge IOOF and Alcoholics Anonymous at 7:45 p.m. and 8 p.m. locations, plus choir and Toastmasters activities in local centers.

Manchester National Guard 107Th Armored Cavalry South Main St Ministerial Association of Council of Churches Oakland Presbyterian Church Kiwanis and Lions Clube Manchester Hotel Boys’ Choir Y.M.C.A Toastmasters Club Gardner Alpha Council 326 Jr. O.U.A North Broad St Ioof Lodge Hall Alcoholics Anonymous Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron American Legion Moose Lodge Blythe-Williams Post Silver Leaf Stone Masonic Lodge Trades and Labor Council

WRU Gifts Total $2.66 Million in 1951 Contributions

Western Reserve University announced gifts totaling 2,661,298 dollars in 1951, more than double the prior year’s receipts, reflecting strong donor support for the university’s programs and expansion efforts.

Cleveland Western Reserve University

Post 218 Leads Canton In Membership Race

American Legion Post 218 leads Canton in a membership contest based on last year’s figures. Post 218 has 1,541 members to Canton’s 1,528, with 80 percent versus 64 percent of last year’s totals. A Columbus trip on January 7 will add about 450 names to Post 218’s count, boosting its chances.

American Legion Post 218 Canton Legion Post Sam McAdow Post 218 Canton Local Post Columbus State

Composer John J. Caddigan Dies in Corning at 72

John J. Caddigan 72, composer of The Rose of No Man's Land and more than 30 other songs, died yesterday at his daughter's home in Corning New York. The Rose of No Man's Land sold a million copies and cemented his reputation in popular music.

Corning N. Y John J. Caddigan

Ruckus Over Hawaii Army Training Sparks Senate Clash

Sen Lyndon B Johnson and Hawaii delegate Joseph R Farrington spar over training Army recruits in Hawaii. Johnson criticizes costs and morale issues while Farrington argues Hawaii facilities are vital in the Pacific. Pace reviews the program as the matter heats up.

Edwin B. Harkinson Washington Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Hawaii Johnson Senate Preparedness Investigating Committee Europe Joseph R. Farrington Congress Pace Department of the Army Farrington Pacific Senate United States Korea

Butler County Polio Drive Gets Underway

The Butler County Polio campaign fund opened today and will run until January 31. Campaign chairman Charles Reuthe said no monetary goal was set, but the drive was extended a full month to raise more money. Middle town area co-chairs are John Fitzgerald and Charles Egelston.

Butler County Charles Reuthe Reuthe Middletown John Fitzgerald Charles Egelston

Alaska Highway Distance Across Canada to Alaska

The Alaska Highway runs 1 523 miles from Dawson Creek British Columbia through Canada and the Yukon Territory to Fairbanks Alaska extending across vast terrain and remote regions.

Alaska Dawson Creek B. C Canada Yukon Territory Fairbanks

New Twins Born In Different Years in Oneida

Mr and Mrs Samuel Parteko of Lebanon welcomed twins born in different years. Anita Lind arrived at 11 27 p m Monday night 1951. Terry Lewis followed at 12 01 a m yesterday 1952. The couple also has a 3 year old son Eugene Paul.

Oneida N. Y.P Samuel Parteko Lebanon Anita Lind Terry Lewis Partekos Eugene Paul

Hundred year old Harriett Wall dies in Springfield

Mrs Harriett E Wall aged 100 dies at her daughter Grace W Wagner home in Springfield Ohio after being born in Suffolk County England. The death occurred Tuesday with mourners expected from family and local community.

Springfield, O Harriett E. Wall Suffolk County Eng Grace W. Wagner

Hurricane Kills 100 on Christmas Day in Epi Island

Reports say a Christmas Day hurricane struck Epi Island in the New Hebrides killing about 100 people. The island lies roughly 1,500 miles east of Australia’s Northwest coast.

Sydney Australia Epi Island New Hebrides

Youngstown Raises Tax to Meet Deficit

City Council increases municipal income tax from three to five mills to cover an estimated $620000 shortfall. The move, aimed at closing the deficit, reflects a tighter financial outlook for the year.

Youngstown

Songwriter Seiler dies in Linden at 40 during family visit

N J songwriter Seiler died of a heart attack yesterday while playing with two nephews at his Linden home. He was 40. Seiler wrote lyrics for hits including I Don t Want to Set the World on Fire When the Lights Go on Again and Till Then.

Linden N. J Seiler

Percy Williams Home for Actors in Pine Acres at Fast Islip

The Percy Williams Home for Actors located in Pine Acres near Fast Islip Lane Island New York was founded in 1923.

Percy Williams Pine Acres Fast Islip Lane Island N.Y

Sulphur Found During Oil Drilling Along Gulf Coast

About three-fourths of the world's sulphur is produced from material found during oil drilling on the coast of Louisiana and Texas.

Louisiana Texas

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