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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1949

Page

3

Bribery Case Hits U S Army MPs in Europe

In Munich two American military police were convicted and two more arrested in a major bribery case linked to a Fräulein Yetta Winter who boasted of profits from importing American cigarettes into Germany. Pfc William E Brown and Sgt Elmer K Poeers face trials, while Corp James C Schneider and Pfc Roscoe E Stephens received prison terms and dishonorable discharges for a $1000 bribe on cross-border cigarette trafficking.

Munich Germany U. S. Army Army Yetta Winter Pfc William E. Brown Brown Austria Elmer K. Poeers Salzburg Brave Corp James C. Schneider Roscoe E Stephens Berchtesgaden Hitler Schneider Stephens

Gets Stung Plenty Big Stone City Bees

Grover Lothrop, a state bee inspector, has endured 504 stings this year while inspecting 12 264 bee colonies in Big Stone City Ss D. UP reports his tough work with bees and the dangers of the job.

Stone City Ss. D Grover Lothrop Lothrop

Truman bearable pay eyed as Congress weighs pension

Speaker Rayburn said Congress will act before January 2 to raise the presidents emoluments or provide a pension. He noted Truman has trimmed the White House food bill to about 2000 dollars monthly and still has only 4200 dollars left from a 75000 salary for clothes and living. A presidential pension bill proposing 25000 dollars yearly was introduced, with Herbert Hoover currently the only eligible former president.

Washington (Ap Rayburn Congress Truman White House Representative O'Toole DNY Herbert Hoover

Red Week in Boston at Theaters Reports Non Soviet Influence

In Boston, theatrical folk deny Soviet influence while listing shows in city theaters. The programs include Ded Shoes Red Gloves Red Mill and Red River with A Southern Yankee featuring Red Skelton also playing.

Boston Ded Shoes Red Gloves Red Mill Red River Red Skelton

100 Percent Guarantee for GEO MINERAL at Castell Drugs

An advertisement urges trying GEO MINERAL with a seven day trial at Castell Drugs. It promises a full refund if not satisfied and claims the product can improve health, energy, appetite, sleep, work, and enjoyment, inviting mail orders.

Golden Bird puzzle clues and answers across grid

A crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues from Golden Bird with numbered items and near misses. Entries include feathered friend color patterns removal awakening readiness mythic titan Greek prefix new obstructions seating Georgia Tellurium symbol structural unit parent mixed type and many more clues across two orientations.

Titan Georgia United

Substitute For Labor Law To Be Ready Soon

Washington AP reports Representative Lesinski says a complete replacement for the Taft Hartley Act will be ready for Congress before month’s end. He notes the bill will be new and workable, depending on the President’s request and House committee organization, with aims to satisfy both labor and management while avoiding a patchwork approach. AFL-CIO oppose a single package, urging repeal of Taft Hartley and reinstatement of Wagner Act with amendments. Green cautions lawmakers may retain many Taft Hartley provisions in any final bill.

Washington Congress Lesinski D-Mich Hose Michigan House AFL CIO William Green Organized Labor Green

Pedestrians Facing Arrest By Police

YOUNGSTOWN O AP Chief Edward J. Allen ordered traffic patrolmen to crack down on careless pedestrians after two traffic deaths this year and a record 21 pedestrian deaths last year. He warned arrests under the state jay walking ban unless accidents drop.

Youngstown Edward J. Allen Allen

New WLIO Manager Named as Croft Succeeds White

John M. Croft named manager of Pottery Broadcasting Company's WLIO station in East Liverpool succeeding Paul White who resigns to pursue advertising work. Croft is from Washington Pennsylvania and previously worked at WFLB Fayetteville North Carolina.

East Liverpool, C Pottery Broadcasting Company WLIO John M. Croft Paul White Croft Washington, Pa WFLB Fayetteville N.C

West Virginia widow wins 31000 on Hit The Jackpot

Mrs Cleo M Weston a 64 year old widow who runs a small restaurant in Grafton West Virginia won 31000 in prizes on the Hit The Jackpot program She said she guessed the secret saying After you my dear Alphonse and her win brought a crowd to her restaurant Her prizes include land in Florida a house a new car and trips to New Orleans and South America The secret saying clues have aired for six weeks and she was notified from a New York studio.

Grafton W. Va Cleo M. Weston Alphonse New York Florida New Orleans South America

Youth Admits Killing Two at Hotchkiss Ranch

Richard Guy Pruett, 16, signed a statement admitting he shot two women to death and seriously wounded his half brother at a ranch home near Hotchkiss. He cited grievances over radio programs and chores. George Morris was wounded in the jaw. his wife Laura and sister-in-law Edith Janlorina died from .22 caliber shots. Sheriff Wilcox said a murder charge would likely be filed today.

Delta Cold Richard Guy Pruett George Morris Laura Edith Janlorina Leonard Wilcox Pruett Hotchkiss

Robbery at Ohio Loan Company in Downtown Cleveland

Two young gunmen robbed the Ohio Loan Company in downtown Cleveland yesterday netting $400 after distracting the clerk with casual chatter while the other took the cash. The firm’s manager, W. J. Courley, said an undisclosed amount was banked earlier. A separate note mentions the dog's domestication history and wolf ancestry.

Cleveland Ohio Loan Company W. J. Courley

Lover’s Quarrel Ends in Suicide at Home

Detroit AP reports 15 year old Donna Joyce, daughter of a patrolman, shot herself with her father’s revolver after a quarrel with 17 year old Bobby. A farewell note requested she be dressed in a black sweater and gray skirt with Bobby’s ring around her neck. The city’s limited area of New York supply plays no direct role in the tragedy.

Detroit Donna Joyce Bobby Donna Herman Joyce

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