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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1956

Page

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Police hunt for 4 week old Peter Weinberger

A massive Long Island search unfolded around Westbury as police pursued the kidnaper of 4 week old Peter Weinberger. A money drop was staged with paper bills and a brown envelope left near the Weinberger home while vehicles and residents were watched and reporters kept away.

Westbury N. Y Long Island Peter Weinberger Morris Weinberger Weinberger Weinberger Kone

Jealousy Blamed For Abduction in Shawnee Case

In Shawnee Oklahoma Kathryn Hudgins, 24, was abducted from Tecumseh while her parents, Mr and Mrs Bill Duggan, lay seriously injured. Floyd Red Moutan, 30, was captured near a thicket 12 miles south and charged with three counts of felonious assault. He claimed he only wanted to talk to Kathryn and denied intent to harm the Duggans.

Shawnee, Okla Kathryn H Floyd Red) Moutan Aot Ten Moutaw Jarho Okla Here Hudgins Bill Duggan Tecumseh Duggan Kathryn

Ike gets update on Soviet air power after Russia trip

President Eisenhower received a personal appraisal from Gen. Nathan Twining on Soviet air strength after an eight day visit in Russia. Twining and five top officials discussed the visit with Eisenhower but provided few specifics. Wilson and other officials debated whether Soviets lead in aircraft numbers and production.

Gettysburg Eisenhower Nathan F. Twining Russia United States Pentagon White House Twining Washington Defense Wilson Air Force Quarles Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm Arthur W. Radford Wilton B. Persons U.S Senate Armed Forces Wilson Senate Sen Symington D-Mo

90 Day Delay Looms For Freeway Plans

Ohio state director S O Linzell says two proposed north south turnpikes face a 90 day delay after the highway construction council refused to allocate 5 250 000 for the plans. The council released 525 000 and urged the department to source the remaining 4 725 000 from federal programs citing red tape as the cause of the delay.

Ohio S. O. Linzell Highway Construction Council Highway Department Linzell

Train Kills Three and Injures Five at Fourth of July Show

A Milwaukee Road passenger train rammed into a crowd watching fireworks at Fox Lake Illinois injuring five and killing three. The group on a trestle and track beside the Legion field had been warned but remained for a better view. Names of victims include Lillian Pavelchik and her son Gary of Round Lake and Carl Strand of Waukonda.

Fox Lake Ill Milwaukee Road Northern Illinois American Legion Riverside Island The Legion Chicago Walworth Legion Field Jim Tutz Tuts Lillian Pavelchik Gary Round Lake Carl Strand Waukonda Pavelchik Mel Platenko Robert Babcox Babcox George Stuebner Legion Post Platenka John Cullerton Sandra Walweiler Grass Lake Wan Fred Dittmar Florence Antioch

Daring Rescue Effort Aims for Main DC7 Wreckage

Two helicopter pilots Capt. Walter Spriggs and CWO Howard Proctor volunteered to fly a climber to the Grand Canyon DC7 crash site where 128 people perished. They plan to depart with Allen Auten of Denver while climbers from below have progressed toward the Constellation wreckage, and a funeral for the victims is set in Flagstaff.

Grand Canyon Ariz United Air Lines Walter Spriggs Smackover Ark C.W.O. Howard Proctor Kings Mountain N.C Spriggs Proctor Allen Auten Denver Colorado Mountain Club Auten Ds Uch A W. Tobias Jr Philadelphia Carl Matland Pittsburgh Constellation Flagstaff

High Court Won't Rehear Pinball Case

The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing on whether pinball machines paying off in free games are gambling devices. Westerhaus Co. sought declaratory judgment against a Cincinnati ordinance and an injunction against seizure of machines. The court held free high scores have value, making the devices gambling.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Westerhaus Co., Inc Cincinnati Westerhaus

Mediators Reopen Talks as Steel Strike Advances

Federal mediators meet with David J. McDonald and steel labor leaders in Pittsburgh to explore disputed issues amid a five day old strike. A temporary price and wage freeze is considered to back defense production, with possible lifting within two weeks. Detroit Steel boosts prices as labor costs loom. Prestrike earnings were $2.46 per hour.

Pittsburgh Federal Joseph F. Finnegan Federal Mediation Service David J. McDonald Basic Steel Industry Finnegan Detroit Steel Corp Steel Company Prestrike Everete

Housewife Found Stabbed In Bed

A 19 year old Columbus housewife, Clara Dowell, was found dead in bed with knife wounds. Franklin County deputies said an aunt, Ethel Hairston, found her in her ground floor apartment. They sought the husband Lovanous for questioning. the couple were seen returning home together Wednesday night. Dowell worked at a downtown hotel.

Columbus Ohio Franklin County Sheriff's Clara Dowell Ethel Hairston Lovanous

Colorado Springs Tug of Smoke Race Proves Man Cannot Smoke Ahead

Ron Bierstedt, 22, a Colorado Springs student, finished fifth in a Pike’s Peak smoke challenge broadcast by KRDO. Monte Wolford, 28, won the Barr Trail ascent in 3 hours 23 minutes, beating the 1936 Barr Trail record. Bierstedt trailed by about 30 minutes.

Colorado’ Springs Colo Ron Bierstedt Colorado ‘Liege Krdo Radio Colorado Springs Bierstedt Beach Flame Monte Wolford Barr Trail Lou Willie

Woman Shot In Head Gets A Headache

Chicago physicians removed a .25 caliber bullet from the head of Mrs. Mary Ann Brandt who did not realize she had been shot. Neighbors found her bleeding and a hospital X ray showed the slug. Police said the bullet was spent and likely fired by a Fourth of July celebrant in the neighborhood. Mrs Brandt commented afterward I ve got a slight headache.

Chicago Mary Ann Brandt Beck Maj. Jacobs Robinson Mrs. Robinson Mrs Cobs Mrs. Jacobs Mike Sam Belinda San Antonio Tex

Fourth of July Traffic Toll Figures Rise Across Nation

The Associated Press reports 131 traffic deaths in the 30 hours from 6 p m Tuesday to midnight Wednesday, with 74 drownings and 39 other deaths, totaling 244. Wyoming saw a fireworks accident death, no fireworks fatalities otherwise, and officials warn the toll could reach near 150.

Associated Press Wyoming Ned H. Dearborn National Safety Council Grand Canyon Uly Council Cme

Hippo Dies Of Neglect At Cincinnati Zoo

Cincinnati Zoo mourns an 82 pound baby hippo born June 15 to Maude who rejected the calf. The infant died after being bottle fed yet starved for nourishment, with keeper Clarence Smith reporting the mother’s lack of care.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Zoo Maude Hippo Clarence Smith

Auto Was Big Killer In State On Fourth Of July

Ohio's Fourth of July holiday recorded nine accidental deaths with six traffic fatalities and two drownings amid light traffic from rainy weather. A 60 year old fell from a railroad freight car, and a 14 year old drowned at an abandoned quarry near Columbus. Only the drowning deaths in Virginia man and Columbus area were noted.

Ohio State Highway Patrol Duane Dean Brunswick Medina County Robert McClure Barberton Summit County John T. Campbell Cleveland Carrie A. Urschel Miamisburg U.S. 25 Bluffton Allen County Albert J. Purdy Windham Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Campbell Mahoning County Richard O'Connor Columbus

Silverton Robbery Nets $17,000 From Eagle Savings

In Silverton a man robbed the Eagle Savings and Loan branch today and fled with $17,000. He wore a baseball cap and left in a green station wagon, police said.

Cincinnati Eagle Savings & Loan Assn Silverton

Woman Admits Stabbing Double Murder Over Forged Checks

In Columbus area, 32 year old Blanche Jacobs confessed to stabbing elderly landlords Andrew and Maude Robinson to death after forged checks totaling 1149 were discovered. Her Air Force husband Maj. Eugene Jacobs aided in reporting the case. Authorities describe a bloody struggle ending in multiple knife wounds and a rolling pin blow.

Columbus Ohio Air Force Sheriff's Blanche Jacobs Maj Eugene W. Jacobs Andrew J. Robinson Maude Groveport Ellsworth P. Beck Franklin County Mrs. Robinson

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