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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1957

Page

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Saud Seeks Arab Unity for Middle East Settlements

U S officials express hope that King Saud will press for early Cairo to canal nations accord on Suez Canal operations as shipping resumes in March. Saud meets Eisenhower Dulles Nixon events and talks focus on stabilizing the region and countering Communist influence.

Washington U. S Saud Egypt Suez Canal Eisenhower Dulles Nixon White House

Reed Steps Down From High Court

President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Supreme Court Justice ana Reed effective Feb 5. Reed, 72, served 19 years and will retire under law with full pay. no successor named yet. Reed’s retirement is second from the Court since October, with Justice Sherman Minton having left due to health. The article notes other justices nearing retirement and mentions a separate House resolution on Middle East security and aid pending Senate approval.

Washington Eisenhower Supreme Court Ana Reed Reed Warren Harlan Brennan White House Sherman Minton High Bench Justice Black Justice Frankfurter House of Representatives Middle East Senate Saud United States Russia

Cuffs Hold Cop's Son Cuffs Hold Cop's Son

Bruce Alan Gibson four found a pair of handcuffs in his policeman father’s chest of drawers and cuffed his ankles. Police Sgt. Glenn Gibson made an emergency call from his own home.

Waco Tex Bruce Alan Gibson Glenn Gibson

Hungarian Students Taught Russian Again

In Budapest compulsory Russian language instruction has been reinstated in Hungary’s schools. The policy echoes a move that helped trigger the October revolt among students.

Budapest Hungary

Diamonds Hide Under Fire Ruins In Philadelphia Joust

Philadelphia jewelers guard $50,000 worth of diamonds buried under debris from a December 28 fire. City officials prohibit entry to the site at Eighth and Chestnut as engineers reexamine the wreckage, delaying salvage by the merchants who want access.

Philadelphia Eighth and Chestnut Streets Gimbel’s Diamond Center Knights In Armor Leo Goldstein Dept. of Licenses and Inspection Goldstein

Bedwell Denies Killing Grimes Girls in Court

Edward Bedwell, a 21 year old Skid Row dishwasher, repudiates a 14 page confession as a lie and testifies he never saw the Grimes sisters. Sheriff Lohman asserts Bedwell remains the prime suspect despite medical autopsy findings and contradictions about the confession.

Loretta Grimes Chicago Edward Bennie) Bedwell Grimes Bedwell Skid Row Grimes Sisters Wilbert F. Crowley David E. Bradshaw Barbara Joseph Lowman Frank Lohman William C. Willingham Willingham

Flood Devastates Appalachian Towns Across Four States

Emergency aid floods into Kentucky West Virginia Virginia and Tennessee as the flood swamps coal towns and towns face destruction. At least 11 deaths are reported with hundreds homeless and thousands evacuating as Army helicopters deliver medicine blankets and food. Hospitals and towns fear further floods with forecasted rain.

Appalachian Mountain Prestonsburg Army Ft. Knox National Guard Red Cross Civil Defense Carbourville Hazard Kentucky Pound Logan W. Va S. C. van Duren Harlan, Ky Daily Enterprise Kentucky River Bill Sizemore Mack Hill Raymond Ward George Dewey Ward Portsmouth Ohio Hyden Leslie County Billie Dixon Queenie Bennett West Virginia Tennessee Cumberland Clinch Virginia Tug Guyandotte

UN Pushes For Peace In Desert Standoff

United States and Canada press Israel and Egypt to accept a two phase plan to end the Sinai standoff. The scheme, possibly to reach General Assembly today, would call for full Israeli withdrawal from Aqaba Coast and Gaza, and U N E F deployment on both sides until peace is secured. Egypt rejects UN occupation of its territory and insists on unconditional Israeli withdrawal.

United Nations N.Y United States Canada Israel Egypt Siani General Assembly Aqaba Gaza Strip U. N UNEF Cairo Nasser Eilat Red Sea

Chuckle Wife Description Sparks Witty Self Praise

A playful jab at a spouse highlights a magnetic personality and strong character while noting a weight miscount and flirtatious tone. The lighthearted piece portrays a wife teasing about intellect wit and attractiveness to the opposite sex.

January Ends With Warmer Z Note and Mixed Winter Weather

The weatherman forecasts slightly warmer temperatures through Friday with a high near 34 today. Expect occasional rain or snow, mostly cloudy skies, and warmer overnight with a high around 38 and a low of 27. Middletown records a 30 degree high yesterday and a 28 degree low this morning as 0.02 inches of snowfall accumulate.

Frida Middletown

Rugged rancher defies order to vacate McGregor range

N M 82 year old John Prather vows to stay as the Army and U S attorney demand he vacate his edge of the McGregor guided missile range by March 1. His 1.2 mile frontage inside the range contains lush grassland fed by underground water. Ten other ranchers face similar orders though only one has moved.

Orogance N. M John Prather U. S Southcentral New Mexico Prather Ft. Bliss New Mexico Line el Paso Tex McGregor Range

Hazard Suffering After Worst Flood Since 1927

Hazard Kentucky reels from 18 hours of rising waters flood peak. Five deaths confirmed with drownings and elderly couple killed in a fire. Five dozen homes destroyed and 65 people sheltered elsewhere. Power and communications cut. hospital without power. Emergency aid from Fort Knox and Red Cross arriving as banks estimate losses near 250 million dollars.

Hazard United Mine Workers Memorial Hospital Fort Knox Red Cross Dewey Daniel People’s Bank Neon Irvine

Fleming Has Large Family

Indiana Pa. news notes Tom K Fleming 88 with a large brood of 32 children, 20 boys and two girls. Twenty are living. One son Harry became a father yesterday in Erie Pa. for the seventh time. Grandchildren count reaches 76.

Indiana Tom K. Fleming Fleming Harry Erie Tom

Town Overrun by Polecats in Stillwater

In Stillwater Oklahoma a winter buildup of polecats is blamed on scarce food for skunks. Dr Roy W Jones of Oklahoma A M College zoology department says skunks are natural scavengers and there is more to scavenge in town during the cold months.

Stillwater Okla Roy W. Jones Oklahoma A&m College

Plane Breaks New York Paris Flight Record

Pan American Airways DC7C set a commercial record for the New York to Paris run at 8 hours 50 minutes, besting the previous mark of 9 hours 18 minutes.

Paris Pan American Airways New York

Girl with many husbands faces bigamy charge in Indiana

Cynthia Delores Corraditti, 23, returns to Richmond, Indiana, scene of her seventh marriage, to face bigamy charges. Dayton police say she admitted receiving government allotment checks from spouses in the Air Force and Navy while claiming multiple marriages and a baby. Richmond authorities will take her to Indiana. she notes no one seems to want her.

Dayton Ohio Cynthia Delores Corraditti Richmond Ind Ihe Eugene Fultz Raymond Morrris Ray Morris Fultz Wilmington College Monroe Corraditti Benni Corraditti Morris W. M. Wiles Oklahoma City Evelyn Boyd San Diego Calif Diego Amy Air Force Navy

Rebels Raid Rail Center Near Rangoon in Burma

A force of 300 Communist rebels attacked the Burma rail center of Pegu, killing at least seven, looting and burning. The Reds struck the town about 50 miles north of Rangoon on Tuesday night.

Rangoon Burma Pegu

Trigger Man Named in Nicosia Killings

Police in Nicosia claim 22 year old Greek Cypriot journalist Nicos Samson acted as the trigger man in most of the recent murder mile killings. He is now under arrest.

Nicosia Cyprus Mostf Nicos Samson

Pleasant Nonsense Furry Forecaster Had A Shadowy Job

The piece playfully questions groundhog weather lore and notes the animal’s true biology as a marmot. It jokes about hunting, holes, and misperceptions while posing the classic woodchuck riddle and reflecting on the folly of overinterpreting forecasts.

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