Jessup Says There’s No Rift With Western Powers Over Red China
Hong Kong dispatch quotes U S Ambassador Philip C Jessup asserting no rift with Western powers despite recognition of Peiping He says different conclusions do not impair friendship and cooperation and rejects fears of a break with Britain or others The envoy on a Asia policy survey reiterates opposition to imperialism and supports equality for China while stressing aid from many countries is needed to help China develop its tech and culture
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Jessup
U. S
Red
China
Hong Kong
United States
Philip C Jessup
Red Peiping
Peiping
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Oklahoma Parsons Raiding Bootleggers
Oklahoma County preachers and a constable conducted raids on rum runners and nightclubs in Oklahoma City and county. About 310 pints of alcohol were seized. Clergy leaders accuse lax enforcement, while Sheriff Burns questions the legality of constable participation amid political races. A.C. Adams named executive VP and director of Detroit Steel Company after Portsmouth merger.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma
H. C. Emmett
Crown Heights
Church of the Nazarene
Thomas Eppler
Britton
Newt Burns
Detroit
A. C. Adams
Portsmouth Steel Corporation
Portsmouth
Detroit Steel Company
Detroit Steel
River Ils Down Amid Cold Forecast Near Peasttown Bridge
Weather report notes Great Miami River near Peastown Bridge receded to 12.5 feet as rainfall spurred by flood earlier in the day spread briefly over German town Rd. Month total rainfall reaches 6.97 inches with a small Tuesday increment. Temperatures fell from 51 to 34 by 9:30 am with a 26-degree low yesterday. Tonight expected to bring strong NW winds, snow flurries, and colder air with a low between zero and 10 above. Thursday looks increasingly cloudy and very cold.
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Miami
Peasttown Bridge
Germantown Rd
Fire contract signing delayed by unsigned agreement
North Middletown Fire Department will continue township protection for Lemon Towns n Trustees despite no current contract. Vice president Lyman Nein said annual contracts exist and last night’s meeting was canceled. Trustees may reconvene next week to formalize legalities while a 650 ft training film for volunteers, starring department members, nears second showing.
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North Middletown Fire Department
Lemon Towns
Lyman Nein
Nein
Civitan Club Hosts Safety Quiz Program
Paul Wilson conduct ed a noon Civitan Club meeting quiz on traffic safety and road conditions. Allen Jones served as program chairman with Robert Osborne presiding over the business session.
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Civitan Club
Paul Wilson
Allen Jones
Robert Osborne
Financing of Christmas decorations to be reported at meeting
Roy L. Patterson secretary to present a full report on the financing of Christmas street decorations at tomorrow's Middletown Retail Merchants Association meeting. C. R. Greathouse president announced the gathering at noon at the Manchester Hotel. Also noting undeveloped coal beds in Durango Colorado with cok ing quality.
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Roy L. Patterson
Middletown Retail Merchants Association
C. R. Greathouse
Manchester
Ohio Turnpike Group Advised To Employ Four Consultants
The Ohio Turnpike Commission considers hiring four engineering consultants to speed up preliminary surveys for the state's first superhighway. Four firms were interviewed with more sessions planned as the court weighs the Turnpike Act legality before final hiring.
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Ohio Turnpike Group
Columbus
Turnpike Commission
Reuben N. Bergendoff
Needies
Tammen and
New York
J. E. Greiner Company
Baltimore
Michael Baker, Jr., Incorporated
Rochester
Waterbury
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Two Middletown Students Chosen for World Affairs Institute
Two Middletown High School students will join peers from Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia at the Rotary Club's fourth Institute of World Affairs in Cincinnati March 3 and 4. Harold Goetz, Middletown Rotary international service committee chair, said the number of delegates per state depends on club size, and Middletown can send two.
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Middletown
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Rotary Club
Institute of World Affairs
Cincinnati
Harold Goetz
Middletown Rotary Club
International Service Committee
Goetz
Middletown Club
Cincinnati Rotary Group
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Albert Cash
Highway Blockade Clash Over Coal Strike In Ohio
Believing Laurel Lausche's orders are being followed Belmont County authorities faced a possible collision as Frank, hauling coal from Crescent Valley Coal Co mine, tried to bypass a miners blockade. Witnesses described damage to three blockade cars and a utility pole while Dalpiaz was struck. About 9,000 United Mine Workers in Ohio stay out in protest seeking a five day work week and contract, with most refusals in Tuscarawas and Portage counties.
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Belmont Coy
Frank
Crescent Valley Coal Company
C. L. Barticklow
van J. Martin
Barnesville
Martin
Dalpiaz
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
F Porm
Tuscarawas Counties
Arson Suspected in Woolworth Fire Fatality Trial
State fire official testified that a Woolworth blaze was started deliberately with gasoline at four points at Stephen G. Bauman's home. Bauman's 16-year-old son Arthur died. Bauman faces arson charges for the August 27 fire and two smaller August 1 fires.
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Youngstown, D
Woolworth
Michael J. Melillo
Stephen G. Bauman
Bauman
Arthur
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Durango, Colo
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Ohio Bell
Patent Office
GU —S
Tfo
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
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Junior Clique
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
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Galey
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