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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1953

Page

5

Jewish editor sees drop in German anti Semitism

George Boultwood interviews Karl Marx in Düsseldorf about postwar Jewish life in West Germany. He cites improving conditions, returnees to industry and government, and friendly government attitudes. The community remains about 25,000 with 100 communities, showing closer ties despite occasional anti Jewish incidents.

George Boultwood Duesseldorf Germany Karl Marx West Germany Marx Allgemeine Wochenzeitung der Juden Deutschland Adenauer Rudolf Katz Federal Constitutional Court Max Horkheimer U. S Frankfurt University Bonn H. G. van Dam Jewish Central Council For Reich

Full Probe Of Desertions Demanded By Senator Bridges

Sen Bridges calls for an immediate Senate inquiry into reports of mass desertions from the armed services to dodge Korean duty. Pentagon officials cite about 13,790 deserters not yet picked up or returned, with far higher AWOL totals. Army says 46,000 have deserted since the war began, most returning. Air Force 851, Navy 1,242, Marine Corps 697 as of late 194...

Washington Sen Bridges R-Nh Armed Services Pentagon Senate Armed Services Committee Louisville Army Air Force Navy Marine Corps

Faith Healing Overruled In Tennessee

A five year old girl in Memphis named Linda Smith was ordered to hospital rabies treatment after her parents refused injections citing prayer. Judge Elizabeth McCain made Linda a ward of the juvenile court and ordered two daily shots for three days, then one daily until further notice, in contrast to the parents belief that prayer healed the bite from a dog named Lucky.

Memphis Prayer Linda Carole Smih Juvenile Court Elizabeth McCain S. L. Wadley Linda Lucky Humane Shelter Herbert E. Smith

Couple Learns Divorce Not End To Annoyances

Goldie Z Payne and ex husband Verne, divorced three years, agreed in Superior Court to cease cross property harassment. Goldie to stop tossing garbage over the fence. Verne to stop throwing water, shouting at night, entering Goldie’s residence, and dumping ads on her yard.

Seattle Goldie Z. Payne Verne Superior Court Goldie

Inaugural Sunflower Float Plans for Kansas Change

Kansas will feature a huge sunflower on its inaugural parade float on January 20 instead of a replica of Eisenhower’s boyhood home in Abilene. The swap avoids clashing with Texas plans that depict Eisenhower’s birthplace in Denison.

Washington Eisenhower Abilene Kan Kansas Texas Denison Tex Maurice Fager Kansas Industrial Development Commission Fager

Convict Preyer Claims Not To Copy Aviation Book

Ohio Penitentiary inmate Robert E Preyer Jr 24 Galion man says a fellow convict supplied a handwritten manuscript for his aviation novel and that he merely typed and mailed it United States authorities warn he faces questions over alleged cribbing from Is land in the Sky The case traces Preyer s crime history from thefts to prison escapes and his psychoneurotic classification.

Columbus, O Robert E., Preyer Jr Ohio Penitentiary Preyer Galion Little Brown and Co Boston Newsmen Ohio Ralph W. Alvis Alvis Texas Springfield Lima State Hospital Cincinnati Gabon

Hollywood stars stricken by flu on Korea USO tour

Actor Walter Pidgeon cared for three Hollywood performers hospitalized with influenza during a USO tour in Korea. Debbi Reynolds Peggy King and Keenan Wynn were laid low by illness as the troupe entertained about 150000 service members. The group left Hollywood in December. The state of Washington reports an Indian population of 15370.

Hollywood Walter Pidgeon Tokyo USO Korea Debbie Reynolds Peggy King Keenan Wynn MGM Studio

Ike Plans News Conferences After Inauguration

President-elect Eisenhower told Hugh Baillie of United Press that he will hold news conferences after taking office. Baillie, at Hotel Commodore, quoted Ike saying there will be press conferences. Reports circulated he may not meet newsmen as often as Truman or Roosevelt did.

New York Eisenhower Hugh Baillie United Press Association Commodore Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt

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