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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1950

Page

3

President Paasikivi Faces Tight Finnish Election Fight

In Helsinki President Juho K Paasikivi aged 79 faces a hard re election test as Finland votes for 300 electors to meet February 15 for a six year term. The campaign features split Social Democrats and Moscow backed opposition with Paasikivi favored by a four party coalition.

Helsinki Finland Juho K. Paasikivi Russia Neighbo Coali The Progressive Party Mauno Pekkala Popular Democrats Izvestia Moscow Literary Gazette Urho Kekkonen Strong Agrarian Party Paasikivi Soviet Union Moscow Literary Gazette

Proves Axe Gets License For Marriage

Arthur Miller of Hobart Indiana finally wed Joan Pullara of Eagle Rock after obtaining a 21 year old affidavit. The delay caused the postponed ceremony at St Dominic's church but the reception proceeded. The license was granted after a county clerk opened a special office to accept the affidavit and approve the match.

Los Angeles Arthur Bob) Miller Hobart Ind Joan Pullara Eagle Rock Miller St. Dominic's

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Gentle Constipation Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and associated symptoms. It emphasizes gentle action on both bowels and natural movements, with prices 15¢ 30¢ 60¢ and claims complete satisfaction.

Dr. Edwards

Facing Sentence Ends In Double Tragedy In Florida

In Fort Myers Florida AP reports real estate man R W Randell 66 shot and killed his wife Evelyn Ray and then himself with a double barrel shotgun after being sentenced to five years for killing a Negro tenant. Randell had appealed from the sentence and faced Florida Supreme Court review. Theodore Samms was the victim in the prior killing. Sheriff Thompson said there was no inquest.

Fort Myers Fla Flanders Thompson R. W. Randell Randell Lee County Florida Supreme Court Theodore Samms Samms Ellijay Evelyn Ray Thompson W. M. Smiley

Body Found in Wrecked Car Near Tiffin Ohio

Passing motorists located Vernon R. Wheatley, 49, dead in his wrecked car about 12 miles northeast of Tiffin. The car had struck a roadside tree. Alaska fur seals breed on Pribilof Islands in summer, with about 3,000,000 individuals noted.

Tiffin Vernon R. Wheatley Here Pribilof Islands Alaska

Small Fish Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A compact crossword style listing of across and down clues with numbered entries across small fish to tantalum includes terms such as beach, cause, ought, and more, indicating a mixed set of aquatic themed and general vocabulary entries for a published puzzle.

Byrnes Returns to Politics in South Carolina Governor Bid

Former wartime administrator James F Byrnes at age 70 announces bid for South Carolina governor. He cites opposition to Washington centralization and supports states rights while signaling critique of Truman spending. Other Democratic contenders include Pope Bates and Stone. Senator Johnston seeks a second term. Thurmond endorses Byrnes.

Spartanburg S. C James F. Byrnes South Carolina Supreme Court Byrnes Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Mr. Roosevelt Thomas H. Pope Newberry House of Representatives Lester L. Bates Columbia City Marcus A. Stone Dillon Florence Sen Olin D. Johnston Washington Guv. J. Strom Thurmond

Death of Wife Triggers Publisher's Suicide in Clinton

Clinton Mo AP A newspaper publisher Charles H Whitaker III 53 shot himself minutes after being informed his wife Katherine 43 died in a hospital following a tumor operation A coroner s jury ruled the act occurred after the news and the doctor reported Whitaker left for home then was found dead by him

Clinton Charles H. Whitaker Clinton Daily Democrat Whitaker Katherine Daily R. S. Hollingsworth

Snow stalled men rescued near Heber Utah after blizzard

Six men spending 32 hours in a snow stalled car were found and rescued in good condition. Sheriff Eugene Payne said they hiked five miles through heavy snow to reach the highway after leaving the highway during the blizzard Friday night. The group returning from Salt Lake City included Marion Hiatt, Bernell Hiatt, Kenneth Johnson, Wayne Murdock, Verl Wright and Joe Thomas.

Heber Utah Eugene Payne Salt Lake City Payne Marion Hiatt Bernell Hiatt Kenneth Johnson Wayne Murdock Verl Wright Joe Thomas

Garbo to Return in Lover and Friend Film

Greta Garbo will return from retirement to star in Lover and Friend filmed in England and France. Eagle-Lion announced the production based on Balzac's Duchess de Langeais and set to begin in April. US population growth surged after the Civil War, nearly tripling from 1860 to 1910.

Hollywood Greta Garbo England France Eagle-Lion Studio Honore de Balzac Duchess de Langaeis

CIO Ends Convention With Blast At Taft

The Ohio CIO Council closed its annual convention in Cincinnati with a harsh attack on Senator Robert A. Taft. President Jack Kroll labeled Taft's record as double-talk and inconsistency and urged an all-out organizing drive to defeat him in November. The group endorsed swift electoral reforms and condemned congressional Republicans allied with Dixiecrats, while delaying endorsement of a Democratic opponent until after filing deadlines. CIO officers signaled support for State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson in the Senate race.

Cincinnati Ohio Cio Council Robert A. Taft Ohio Jack Kroll Ohio Republican Taft Kroll Bob Taft Congress Ameringh CIO Labor Joseph T. Ferguson Fet Senate

Jimmy Pochan Catches Up With Christmas in Turbulent Year

Tarentum Pa AP Little Jimmy Pochan faced a life threatening cancer diagnosis but underwent a high voltage chest x ray at Memorial Hospital in New York. Doctors say the disease may be confined to the chest walls and he now returns home feeling better though not cured. Next month he will have a check up and more treatment if needed. His mother praises his improvement and says he looks like a different child. He refused to ride in a sleeping car on the trip home preferring to talk with everyone in the coach. His father George Podhen greeted them at the station and Jimmy enjoyed a big supper and plans for breakfast.

Tarentum. Pa Jimmy Pochan Santa Jimmy New York Memorial Hospital George Podhen Pochen

Colleen Townsend Not Renewing Fox Contract Plans Theological Study

AP reports Colleen Townsend will not renew her 20th Century Fox contract when it expires next month. She plans freelance film work until she prepares for entrance exams to a theological school. Townsend, a Presbyterian, aims to earn a teaching degree.

Hollywood Colleen Townsend 20th-Century-Fox Studio Stella Townsend Miss Townsend

Wheelersburg crash victim named from Kentucky

The auto truck crash victim identified as William Bays Jr., 21, of Maysville Kentucky, by cousins from Greenup. Separately a Twentieth Century Fund projection says by 1960 the American farm population will shrink to 18 percent of the total population.

Portsmouth Wheelersburg William Bays, Jr Maysville Bays’ Cousins Greenup Twentieth Century Fund

Constitution To Be League Study Project

The Middletown League of Women Voters announces a new Ohio State Constitution study group led by Mrs Fred Winslow. The first meeting will be Thursday January 19 from 1 to 3 30 p m at 103 McKinley St, open to all league members. The group will explore proposals for a constitutional convention in 1952 and the need for informed citizen voting on state revision.

Ohio League

Warner Brothers ends pact with comedian Jack Carson

Hollywood AP Warner Brothers studio dissolves its contract with comedian Jack Carson by mutual agreement. The studio gave no reason for the separation and Carson completed a film for the studio last Friday.

Hollywood Warner Brothers Studio Jack Carson Carson

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