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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1949
Page
3
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Clark defends anti trust laws and a robust economy free from private greed or dictatorship. He insists the United States must rest on equality of opportunity in a competitive market as its goal.
Thirty eight ninth grade students from Trenton High School toured the Manchester Hotel as part of a social studies course. Led by A W Scrivner the group learned what hotel operations involve from food to materials and career requirements. Manager Minnich and steward Pohlkotte facilitated explanations from department heads. A test will be given on observations. A new radioactive mineral named sengierite containing uranium has been found in the Belgian Congo.
New York AP Attorney General Clark told the New York State Bar Association anti-trust section that government costs exceed $200000 to fight a typical case and urged preemptive action to curb monopolies. He described concentration as a threat to democracy and praised merger unit cooperation.
Detroit Free Press will issue its own reporter and photographer identification cards and claim exclusive rights to represent the paper. Executive editor Basil Walters says the paper will access public records at all times and does not recognize Police press-card licensing. Ham mond Times publisher James DeLaurier announces he will sign a non Communist affidavit and urge staff to do the same to block access by Communists to police records during wartime.
Pfc Terrill son of Mr and Mrs Terrill 1711 Texas Ave serves with Troop B 1st Squadron 5th Cavalry Regiment 1st Cavalry Division in Japan. He began Army career April 1947 trained at Fort Lewis WA and sailed for overseas duty. Recruit John Moore Jr son of John Moore 312 Gideon Rd assigned to Headquarters Troop 5th Cavalry 1st Cavalry Division in Japan. Enlisted July 1948 trained at Fort Knox KY attended West Elkton High School. Cpl James R Spencer son of Mrs Arvna Spencer First Avenue serves with 11th Airborne Division on occupational duty in Sendai Japan. Spencer enlisted December 1944 at Camp Atterbury IN completed basic at Camp Blanding FL. He volunteered for parachute training and attended Fort Benning GA airborne school for six weeks.
Naomi Fultz petitions Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio for divorce and child custody from Ova C Fultz of 303 Avalon St Memphis Tennessee on gross neglect of duty. Respond by March 12 1949 or petition granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep deputy Merle Eberling attorney. Dates January 26 February 29 March 2.
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