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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1953

Page

11

Legion Commander Warns Of Communist Threat From Educators

Miami Beach Florida. American Legion national commander Lewis K. Gough warned that the real danger of communism lies not with the oppressed but with eminent scholars who aid the cause. He cited 60 witnesses before the House Un-American Activities Committee, noting 58 were native Americans of high learning and that most refused to answer questions. He urged NEA leaders to repudiate efforts perceived as aiding communist ideals and cautioned against infiltration into the teaching profession. The NEA convention will consider votes to lower the voting age to 18 and raise compulsory attendance, along with penalties for narcotics sales to minors and emphasis on athletics. A committee trimmed a proposed requirement for educators to testify in investigations, preferring frank testimony without invoking the Fifth Amendment. The NEA also endorsed a book burning critique citing President Eisenhower. The resolution condemns supports for purges and acts that restrict thought or undermine trust in the American people.

Miami Beach Fla Lewis K. Gough The American Legion America National Education Association NEA Legion House Committee On Un-American Activities Phi Beta Kapas Gough Resolutions Committee Eisenhower Dartmouth College

U S and France in Morrocco Base Clash Talks

Paris hosts talks as a dispute over five US bomber bases in Morocco escalates. French officials accuse Americans of bid competition and profit moves while the US cites Moroccan radicals. Embassy negotiations aim to curb tensions and establish a general stationing agreement.

Paris Morocco U. S

22 Year Marriage Of Wealthy Pair Headed For Court

Virginia Kirk Cord, 47, wife of millionaire E L Cord, 58, filed a separate main tenance suit in Santa Monica as the couple separ ated after 22 years of marriage. She claims mental suffering, seeks custody of daughter Susan, 13, and substantial support. temporary support hearing set for July 10 by Superior Judge Stanley Mosk.

Santa Monica Calif E. L. Cord Virginia Kirk Cord Susan Stanley Mosk

Soviets Open Large Dam in Central Asia

The Soviet press reports a new hydroelectric plant at Ust Kamenogorsk in Eastern Kazakhstan, the region’s largest in years, on the Upper Irtysh River. It aims to fuel heavy industrial development in Central Asia, marking a key step beyond prior Dneiper works.

Moscow Ust Kamenogorsk Kazakhstan Irtysh China Ukraine

Divorce Notice for Fred Wooton in Butter County Ohio

Clearinda Wooton files for divorce in Butter County Common Pleas Court Ohio case number 69749 alleging neglect of duty. Fred Wooton of 1439 E Jefferson Detroit Michigan must answer by July 10 1953. petition may be granted if unanswered. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep deputy Norman G Grevey. Attorneys Finkelman and Ross. Publication dates June 12 19 26 and July 3 10.

Fred Wooton E. Jefferson Troit Michigan Clearinda Wooton Common Pleas Court Butter County Ohio Joseph T. Kiep Norman G. Grevey Finkelman and Ross Cs Kiep G. Grevey Casper and Casper

Mixed-Up Bride-To-Be Takes Jaunt-430 Miles In Taxi

Sgt. John Sonovich and Joyce Day wed after a week of mixups ending in a 430 mile taxi ride from New York. Joyce missed a London flight. a Wall, Pennsylvania cabbie drove 13 hours. payment disputed before a reunion and ceremony.

Pittsburgh New York John Sonovich Wall Joyce Day Joyce London Sonovick Pennsylvania Michael Sonovick Sgt. Sonovick England

Real Estate Transfers in Middletown and neighboring areas

A long list of real estate transfers records numerous single and multi parcel deeds across Middletown, Trenton, Liberty, Mayfield, Wayne, Union and surrounding towns. Transactions show buyer and seller names, parcel numbers or descriptions, locations, and prices ranging from no tax to several hundred dollars, with multiple cancellations noted and a divorce notice filed in Butler County Ohio.

Middletown George Doty Ruth Coddington Robert Frisch Bert Steelman Clifford Crawford Earl Hawkins Charles Arnold Grover, Allen Sawyer Const. Co Lolyd Strickien Joseph Hinkle Jon Hinkle Lemon Alden Jackson Donnie Winglewich Mayfield Cora Siples Floyd Kow Ora Burdge Trenton Catherine Selby Burnette Et al Myra Moore Irene Churchman Carl Driever Wayne Harley Anglin Eli Vangoa Homewood Sanaa Simpson Jack Greenfield Robert Keays James Armitage Keays Daman Realty Co C. H. Lawson Daman PLC Elsie Scott Millard Arvin Tylersville Gertrude Cochran Marco Pk Naimi

Ministers and Christian workers service at D A Hall Franklin

Dedicated to pastors and Christian workers with Elder Bert Perkins as speaker. Participants include Mrs Perkins Mrs Emma Hollis Mrs Johnnie Hicks Bonnie Ausberry the Spiritual Jubilee singers Belle Everhart LeRoy Simmons and Wylie Preston. Services start 3 p.m. Sunday at Bethesda Temple Harveysburg. Luther Burbank developed the Shasta daisy by crossing daisies from East Europe and Japan.

D. of A. Hall Fourth and Main Franklin Bert Perkins Perkins Emma Hollis Johnnie Hicks Bonnie Ausberry Spiritual Jubilee Singers Belle Everhart LeRoy Simmons Wylie Preston Luther Burbank Europe Japan

Spies Death Prompts Fast by Professor in Ohio

YELLOW SPRINGS Ohio sociology professor and former missionary Ralph T Templin 55 at Central State College Wilberforce ended a 12 day fast in protest of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg executions by drinking fruit juice. He had not eaten since June 20 and said the fast expressed sorrow and repentance for the sin of his country in the Rosenberg deaths. He skipped his mother’s funeral to maintain the fast and noted his World War I service and prior protest fasting in Puerto Rico. He lives on a farm near Yellow Springs.

Yellow Springs C.P Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Ralph T. Templin Central State College Wilberforce Rosenbergs Templin Oklahoma City India Puerto Rico

Judge Orders Husband To Let Wife Have Home

In North Hollywood a judge ordered John A. Kerr to move out of the $35,000 home he shares with Flora Kerr amid their divorce suit. Flora Kerr, 40, described drinking, harassment, and stalking by Kerr, 41, and sought eviction. The court also ordered Kerr to pay $600 monthly child and spousal support for Flora Ann, 2, and Joanne, 24 months, and noted Kerr’s political implications in the 42nd State Assembly District.

Los Angeles John A. Kerr Kerr North Hollywood Flora 42Nd State Assembly District Republican Committee H. S. Farrell

Total solar eclipses occur about every three years

Total solar eclipses happen on Earth roughly once in three years with the average duration of totality under three minutes.

Kyes Denies Plan To Shun Contracts In Detroit Area

Detroit area defense contracts are under fire as Deputy Defense Secretary Kyes denies any plan to shun Michigan work. Senator Ferguson and Air Secretary Talbott defend findings about contract cancellations affecting Kaiser Motors and Willow Run. Governor Williams and Michigan Senate seek inquiries into Air Force procurement and labor relations impact on Detroit defense orders.

Kyes Detroit Roger Kyes Pentagon Sen. Ferguson R-Mich Air Secretary Talbott Air Force Michigan Detroit News Defense Department General Motors Defense Charles Wilson Kaiser Motors Kaiser Willow Run CID United Auto Workers Union G. Mennen Williams Michigan Senate Williams Wilson Congress

Detroit workers praised. CIO official blasts report slander

Emil Mazey, secretary treasurer of the CIO United Automobile Workers, was among the first to criticize the report. He calls statements attributed to Air Force officials as slander on the Detroit workers who earned the city's reputation.

Emil Mazey CIO United Automobile Workers Air Force Detroit

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