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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
12
Allied raiders battled mud and slush on the Western Korean Front near Chorwon and Mundung Valley as they pressed toward a Chinese held hill but withdrew after two hours of heavy resistance. A Russian jet was shot down in an air clash with American Sabre jets engaging MiG-15s.
The Young Democratic Club of Butler County met in Hamilton to outline events, issues, and candidates linked to the May primary. Five delegates will go to the Ohio Democratic convention plus one from Miami University. date set for February 23-24 in Columbus.
Federal Judge E Goodman acquits David N Kessel and William Pechart of contempt charges tied to Kefauver crime hearings in San Francisco. The men, cited for refusing to answer questions, are ruled within their constitutional rights to decline the Senate committee inquiry.
The 88 year old Rep Dough ton of North Carolina said he will run again in the state's May primary. He had planned retirement next January but said a large number of people urged him to seek renomination.
Key industrials including General Electric Ford and Westinghouse trade in mixed fortunes as Edison and Paramount show gains. Rail and oil groups move, with Union Carbide and Kennecott Copper among notable performers and declines across others.
USDA market notes show salable hogs 2 800 head with barrows and gilts 15 to 25 lower while sows ease 25. cattle calved 150 with trading active and prices steady for slaughter classes. good and choice steers and heifers under 1100 pounds 31.50 to 34.00 with some higher values. Sheep marked as not established with a weak undertone.
Cincinnati Produce listing shows Eggs graded by size and color with wholesale and consumer prices. It details poultry categories including broilers fryers over 2 1/2 pounds heavy hens and roosters with price ranges.
Grains began trade with a mixed tone as activity remained moderate and trends were unclear. Wheat opened near unchanged to up 4 cents at March futures around 2.59. Corn fluctuated with slight losses to gains near 1.90. Oats moved within a narrow range while soybeans edged from one cent lower to higher, with March near 3.02. Butter prices for 1 lb and 14 lb prints were quoted around 84 and 85 respectively.
A brief description of a daily fortune puzzle by William J. Miller. It explains counting the letters in your name, adjusting by rules to get a key number, then tracing a rectangle to read a hidden message. Copyright 1952 by Miller and distributed by Kine Features Inc.
Services were held last Saturday in Hazen for Arthur M. Garner 70 a Spanish American War veteran and father of several local residents He died January 22 after moving to Hazen about 22 years ago Burial with full military rites followed at Temple Cemetery Hazen Survivors include widow Mildred three daughters Mrs Martha Leight Mrs Evelyn Back and Mrs Irene Myers one son Albert Haines a step daughter Mrs Frances Hagerty ten grandchildren three great grandchildren one sister Mrs John Haden and three brothers Daniel Carl and Lester Garner
Charles R. Stearts twenty of Kemper Hollow is under arrest in Gallipolis on a charge of strangling his mother with a pair of trousers. Stearts is a former patient in a state institution and was taken into custody today.
Full military rites are planned at 2 p.m. Friday for Pvt. Donald A. Kern 23 killed in Korea on September 7. Services at Robert Klaus Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He was a 1947 Hamilton High graduate and is survived by his widow Marilyn Teboe Kern one son Donald A. Kern Jr his mother Provie Johnson and grandparents all of Hamilton.
Clayton C. Hunt 53 of Dayton died Monday after a three year illness. Funeral at Inman Funeral Home Somerville at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Ralph Tinsley officiating. Burial in Somerville Home. Survived by widow Thelma Hunt daughter Imogene Stephens mother Ella Hunt sister Leo Shuler and two grandchildren. Friends may call 10 a.m. to noon Thursday.
Oxford resident Mrs. Pluma Kirkbride Winn 77 died Monday in Orlando Florida after an automobile crash while wintering in Kissimmee. Her friend Mrs. Dalton injured and shocked. Survived by three daughters eight grandchildren and a niece. Funeral in Dayton with burial there. Infant Jacqueline Lee Armstrong services announced.
Cpl. Robert L. Taylor of 1016 Second Ave has earned the Army Standard First Aid Certificate in Esslingen Germany and serves with the Maintenance Squadron at Furstenfeldbruck Germany. Sgt. Walter J. Wilch of 1825 Oberon Dr returned home from Korea after duty with the 35th Cacti Regiment of the 25th Infantry Division and will report to Camp Atterbury Ind after a 30 day furlough. He is married to Johanna Pearce Wilch and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Wilch Sr of 1408 Carolina St in Seattle. A caution notes that two of every three pedestrians killed by motor vehicles violate a traffic law or commit an unsafe act.
A compact page item lists a Jefferson Lodge no 9 notice, lost items including a Ronson lighter with Aztec calendar, a Black Cocker Spaniel Cricket dog find rewards, a Wirehaired Terrier Fuzzie, a Bull near Roosevelt School, a child’s bat, and a request to identify a left umbrella. Also features monument advertisers Bell Memorials and Converse Monument Co among ads.
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