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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1952

Page

8

Crackdown on Bribers Pushed on Capitol Hill

On Capitol Hill Sen. Monroney Oklahoma broadens an anti corruption bill to impose mandatory prison terms for both bribe givers and takers. The proposal targets bribery connected to tax deals government loans and intercession in tax matters with a minimum one year sentence for federal payroll cases and possible removal of clemency powers. It seeks to deny federal retirement benefits for those found guilty of breach of public trust and requires disclosure of intermediaries in intercession with Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan matters.

Washington Capitol Hill Sen. Monroney D-Okla Monroney White House Congress Reconstruction mi Corporation

Miami Graduate Named Reds Assistant Ticket Manager

Cincinnati Reds appoint 27 year old Ed Graber as assistant ticket manager. Graber is a Miami University graduate from 1950 and previously served as assistant to Director John Brickels.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Ed Graber Graber Miami University John Brickelsere

Ohio hunters suffer record gunshot toll in 1951

In 1951 Ohio hunters sustained 16 gunshot deaths and 87 injuries, as reported by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. The fatalities more than doubled 1950 figures, reflecting a sharp rise in off season and on season hunting incidents across the state.

Columbus O.P Ohio Ohio Division of Wildlife

Columbus Beatification Quest Faces Private Life Dilemmas

Rome reports that Christopher Columbus may be beatified by the Catholic Church, but advocates meet obstacles. Key issue is proving his marriage to Dona Beatriz Enriquez de Arana and his residence across multiple dioceses, with Pope authorization considered essential for a formal cause.

Rome Christopher Columbus Columbus Beatriz Enriquez de Arana Fernanco Pius IX Scipioni Minor Friars Beatriz Adriano Sanchez Serrano Seville

TV Highlights Preview Evening Listings

TV and radio highlights note tonight’s lineup across channels 11 13 and WLW including network productions and guest spots. Henry Hull stars in Mr Finchley versus the Bomb, with Solberg and Kate Smith in Cracker Barrels sessions plus Rise Stevens on WLW T and a string of dramas and talk segments through midnight.

Mr. Finchley WKRC Henry Hull Robert Solberg Armco International Kate Smith New York Ted Collins

Radio and TV listings highlight sports and film

At 6 30 WCPO Waite Hoyts guest is Ethan Allen former Reds outfielder and Yale coach. 7 45 WHIO Yesterday News reel recalls men in the White House Admiral Perry and Tris Speaker. 8 p m WKRC WHIO Video Theater screens Mr Finchley vs The Bomb with Henry Hull as an old miner blocking an atomic blast.

WCPO Waite Hoyt Ethan Allen Cincinnati Reds Yale White House Admiral Perry Tris

Radio Schedule Highlights Ties, Weather, and Classic Romance

This Monday evening radio lineup features WHIO and WKRC sharing ties and suits with ensuing complications at 7 p m. 7:30 offers weather forecasts for Bob Crosby and Gisele MacKenzie. 8 p m showcases Gordon MacRae and Nadine Conner performing Sigmund Romberg’s Blossom Time. 8:30 presents Oil Wealth on Big Hand. 9 p m stars Esther Williams and Van Johnson in The Duchess of Idaho. 9:30 closes with Paul Lavalle’s Band of America on WLW.

WKRC Beulah WHIO Bob Crosby Gisele MacKenzie Gordon Macs Rae Nadine Conner Sigmund Romberg

Beatification Cause for Columbus Discussed by Cardinals

Cardinal delegates reached the Holy See to urge Columbus' beatification. Catholic sources note the grounds lie in his discoveries enriching the Church with millions of faithful. Pope Leo XIII praised his personality in an encyclical and colossally recognized Columbus as ours.

Holy See Columbus Leo XIII Congregation of Rites

Burley Output Up For Europe Tobacco Mart

Louisville reports on Burley tobacco's European market hopes, noting Europe’s demand for American type cigarettes and a 10 percent burley content. R C Travis of the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association cites economic hurdles, weather risks, and black shank as threats while a $50,000 preventive program funds research and resistant leaf strains with help from cigarette firms. Idaho leads in lumber production surpassing Maine New York and Pennsylvania combined.

Travis Europe Association Kentucky Ohio Kansas Tennessee Indiana Missouri Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Bluegrass University of Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station Farm Bureau Kentucky College of Agriculture

Stage TV design puts second string on busy artist's bow

New York artist Eugene Berman, known for Met Opera stage sets and easel paintings, explains translating a drawing into stage scale. He describes process from sketches to onstage models, notes NBC TV work on Amahl, and hints at future Met projects including Rakes Progress with potential Stravinsky music and collaborators.

W.G. Rogers New York Metropolitan Opera Eugene Berman Berman Kurt Met Edward Johnstn Rudolf Bing Horace Armistead Verdi Hilde Guden Gilda Richard Tucker Leonard Warren Knoedler’s Herbert) Graf Menotti Venice Stravinsky Balanchine Auden Chester Kallman

New Hospital To Set Trend For Future

Philadelphia reports on Lankenau Hospital's 1953 plan to relocate from its 90 year old building to a 93 acre suburban site. The hospital emphasizes preventive medicine, health education, and community welfare as its core mission, aiming to keep beds empty by keeping people well. It will feature a health center with research aimed at cures, disease prevention, and public health outreach led by Daniel Gay and Dr. Siward L. Bortz.

Philadelphia Hospital of Tomorrow Lankenau Hospital Daniel Gay Lankenau Siward L. Bortz Bortz Lankenau of Gay

Sabre jets bay seven enemy jets in Korea air battles

In northwest Korea U S Sabres shot down two MIG-15s and damaged two more on Monday after seven MIGs were damaged the day before. Allied forces battled in subzero weather toward a prize outpost near Panmunjom learned from armistice talks.

Seoul Korea U.S U. S United Nations Koranepo Panmuniom—ie

Isolated Afghanistan Looks West

Afghanistan maintains formal relations with the Soviet Union while trading with Russia for machinery matches and gasoline. Afghan officials say ties remain formal, not friendship, with a Soviet embassy large but behind high walls. Russian river port activity sustains Afghan exports and barter, and Afghan diplomats mingle with Western officials at Indian embassy events.

Oxus Kabul No Man's Land Afghanistan Russia Moscow

Curiosity Puts Man In Hospital

New York man Samuel Masiel, 26, touched wires from a percussion cap to a dry cell battery in his basement. Fordham Hospital reports his condition as not serious, though tiny metal fragments peppered his body.

New York Samuel Masiello Fordham Hospital

Cincinnati hog and cattle auction results show varied bids

Hog prices ranged 16.00 to 19.35 per hundredweight with weights from 160 to over 258 pounds and sow prices about 13.50 to 15.50. Cattle and calves trade remained active and steady to strong with good and choice steers 32.00 to 34.00, yearlings 24.00 to 34.40, cows 16.00 to 25.00, bulls 29.00 to 30.00, and feeders scarce. Sheep and lambs held generally steady with lambs around 29.00 and utilities 27.00.

Allied Stores Amer Airlines Aeeereer Ana Asnland Oi Armco Steel Bendix Av Sneer Fosing Briggs Sewer Budd Aeeeee Can. Pac Peeeee Champion Paper Chryser Corp Peeeeretee Climax Moly & E Columbia Ween Taeeeeer Container Corp Continental Baking Crane Co Crucible Steel Curtis Wright Seeweeee Elec Auto Hiram Walker Aeteenee Hudson Motors Eeeeneee Copper Int Tel Eeeteee Ane Kennecott Coppereene Kroge Baking Co Lorillard Baking Co Marshall Field Mead Corp Eee Gite Montgomery Ward Motorola Radio Aeneee Nash Kelv Eeeeneesoaes Reene Newport Corp Eeeneree Central N. Pacific RR Here Motors Eewereerree Paramount Pictures Penn Phelps Dodge Philco Radio Enereeereeeenere Phillips Pet P&g Pullman Weeee Radio Corp Republic Steel Revere Copper Schenley Sinclair Oil Cincinnati USDA Choice

Cincinnati Egg and Poultry Grade Prices Ledger

Cincinnati market prices list eggs and poultry grades with U S consumer grade classifications. Includes large extra large medium sizes and current receipts, plus fryers and roasters price ranges, heavy and light hens, old roosters, and butter prints with percent values.

Payton Eeas Hennery Mediu Milk Production Association Cincinnati U.S

Grain futures firm as soybeans edge higher on Chicago Board

Chicago grain futures opened firm with soybeans up fractionally. Traders anticipate substantial wheat sales to Germany and Japan this week. Wheat opened steady to up about a cent, March at 2.60. Corn moved within a mixed range, March near 1.93. Oats showed a varied move, March around 9.57 to 9.60. Soybeans for January at 29.81. A stray line notes a deer makes less noise than a turkey in walking.

Chicago Board of Trade Germany Japan

Obituaries and funeral notices from Middletown area

Obituaries list multiple local deaths with service details. Margaret Jane Miller aged 63 of 1520 Central Avenue to be received by family at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home for services January 9 at Miller Mausoleum Woodside Cemetery. Marion Kelly Ratliff, 44, of Yankee Road, to be laid to rest January 7 at Woodside Cemetery with Caudill officiating. Katherine Sue Rhoads infant daughter of Marvin and Mrs. Rhoads, died at birth January 5. graveside service January 7 at Woodside Cemetery with Rev. H H Jung. Cards of Thanks note from Maxine Fretwell of Gassaway thanking friends and hospital staff. funeral director arrangements listed.

Ausberry Callie M King Ausberry Young St Middletown Hospital Maxberry Funeral Home Ralph Bass FP. C. Carter Dayton Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton O. Miaberry Funeral Home Greathouse Jack M LeRoy Greathouse 10Th Ave France Memorial Chapel Woodside H. H Jung Woodside Cemetery Wright-Patterson Afb McCoy-Leffier Harrison Phillip M Gray Harrison Dix Road Midden Hospital H. H. Jung MccCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Miller Margaret Jane Central Avenue McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home Rutse J . Galloway Miller Mausoleum McCoy-Leffier Ral Home Rhoads Katherine Sue Marvin Rhoads Granada Avenue Woodside Ee McCoy-Leff Feneral Fretwell Middletown Asband Carl Fretw Mr. Coolidge Larry Pritchett Don McKillop Dr. Bauer Maxine Fretwell Gassaway W. Ja

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