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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1951
Page
5
Stark County in Ohio converts a 125 year old sandstone farmhouse north of Canton to a rehabilitation center for 25 chronic drinkers. Judges may send offenders here instead of jail with AA support and medical care as a model for other communities.
The State Utilities Commission opened testimony on Mid-States Freight Lines Inc of Chicago for alleged state regulation violations. Three other firms Carolina Motor Express Lines Dayton Chicago Express New York and Midwest Transfer Chicago faced similar safety and tax sticker charges.
In a telegram eight organizations in Wooster asked Governor Lausche to investigate Apple Creek State Hospital and halt the transfer of Dr. Robert Reddick to Hawthorne?nden State Hospital until the probe. Reddick, former clinical director, had spoken against personnel inadequacy.
A Defense Department site committee rejected six proposed Ohio locations Kings Mills Warren County Carthage and Mentor On The Lake. The six member panel chose three sites to recommend to the Secretary of Defense for the food clothing and equipment experiments center but has not announced them.
Eighteen people arrested in a Newark gambling raid were fined a total of 940 dollars by Municipal Judge Harvey Alexander. Paul Dement 47 owned and operated a gambling house and faced a 500 dollar fine with equipment confiscated. Ralph Wickham 44 faced a case continuation to January for operating a game of chance. Ralph Lahman paid 200 dollars. Others were fined or had cases continued.
David Lawrence discusses cross border ideas between satellite states and the free world. He argues word of mouth remains the most effective instrument of communication the world has ever known.
A moral verse encourages pride in work across trades from ditch digging to law, banking to shoe shining. It urges doing each task well, being ethical and fair, and taking pride to preserve dignity.
The Iron Age reports a general price freeze on nearly all steel products to take effect about February 15 with a controlled materials plan by June. Defense needs and secrecy hinder order reliability as stainless steel demand surges and weekly capacity hits a new high. Also notes long-standing Native American village occupancy in New Mexico.
The Protestant Episcopal National Youth Commission will stage its annual workshop at Western College for Women from January 27 to February 1 to plan Young People's work for 1951. Archdeacon Crittenden of Cincinnati and Miss Mary Margaret Brace will lead. Fifty five local National Youth Councils members will attend from across the diocese and beyond.
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