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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1962

Page

7

Extension Service Urged to Expand Farm Policy Role

Washington AP Kennedy administration urges the Extension Service to enter public policy debates to shape farm aid programs. Secretary Freeman argues for broader activity beyond improving productivity, aiming to educate a wider audience on farm problems and economic conditions. The proposal risks political controversy and varying state support.

Washington Agriculture Cooperative Federal State Extension Service Kennedy Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Freeman The Extension Service Preeman Agriculture Department

Chinese cook uses umbrella parachute in Sydney escape

In Sydney harbor a Chinese cook named Bing Chee Chu, trapped in a locked hotel, leaped from a window with his umbrella as a makeshift parachute. He landed 30 feet away, breaking both ankles, and was found by two policemen. He later ate another person’s cooking in hospital.

Sydney

Cleveland CWA Local 5790 votes strike mandate

Communications Workers of America Local 5790 in Ohio and Indiana votes strike authorization. The 900 union members in greater Cleveland, part of a 1,200 member local, install Western Electric equipment for the Bell System and long lines. Contract expires January 29.

Cleveland Communications Workers of America Ohio Indiana Greater Western Electric ‘Co Bell System

Days Don't Drift CHETICAMP Woman Keeps Busy at 104

Mrs Dan Arsenault of Cheticamp Nova Scotia may be 104 but she wakes after a nine hour sleep at 6 a m. and spends the day knitting, currently finishing a bedspread. The thrice married widow says she never takes medicine and has never worn eyeglasses. She lives with a son and his wife and enjoys a good appetite.

Dan Arsenault Arsenault

Grandma Drives Foreign Car Shocks Peoria on Visit

Mrs. Marie Stadel, 73, a resident of the Methodist Home for the Aged, surprised onlookers in Peoria by piloting a sleek red foreign-made sports car. She swapped from a 23 year old blue Ford she had driven since 1937, saying it was time for a change.

Peka Kan Methodist Home For Marie Stadel

Subpoenas Target Worker Paper Staff In Washington Case

The Worker, a Communist publication, said several staff members were subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury in Washington under the 1950 McCarran Act. Targets include the paper and Erik Bert, James Lustig, Dorothy Robinson, with Lustig as business manager and Bert as managing editor.

New York The Worker Washington McCarran American Liberties Erik Bert Charles Hendley James Lustig Dorothy Robinson Bert Lustig Hendley Communist Party Soviet Union

Folsom to Seek Third term as Alabama Governor

Montgomery Alabama AP James E Folsom has formally announced his bid for an unprecedented third term as governor He is 53 and previously served as governor from 1947 to 1951 and 1955 to 1959 The move follows broad expectations he would run again in the state race

Montgomery Ala James E. Folsom Folsom

First ski train arrives in Warner New Hampshire in 1929

The inaugural ski train from Boston reached Warner New Hampshire in 1929 marking a milestone in regional winter travel. Local riders and officials celebrated the arrival as a boost for tourism and outdoor recreation in the era.

America Warner, N.H Boston

Hiroshima’s regrowth after the 1945 atomic bombing

The article notes Hiroshima’s recovery decades after the Aug 6 1945 blast. Trees slowly sprouted near the center where nothing grew, with flowers blooming a few hundred yards from the detonation site as a grim reminder of the city’s destruction.

Hiroshima Atomic Geographic Magazine

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Harry S. Truman Congress Truman Orville Freeman Grand Ave Gideon Rd Vail Strand Bldg Pontiac Beck Talbert Central Ave CWA Tain Ziegler Furnace CO N. Broad GA Middletown High School Rieneys Ludwig Purtscheller Salzburg Austria Hyderabad India Cheticamp. N. S Grandma Folsom To Middletown Armco Credit Union, Inc General Office Curtis Street Raymond E. Sherman, Sr HALE Irie
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