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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1959
Page
12
Dan the bloodhound of Troop K NYSP tracks missing children and hunters through woods, guiding Trooper Paul Paquet on cross country chases. The ace nose works a scent trail across mountains and swamps, rewarding the dog with biscuits after each successful recovery.
The report notes that nearly every grape variety is cultivated across California, reflecting the state's extensive viticulture and diverse growing conditions.
The 11th general Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church approves a two year budget of 5 625 300, increases most budget items, and issues a stance against right to work laws. It also calls for recognizing Red China and praises the Senate Rackets Committee. Delegates plan to stay in Oberlin after adjournment. The synod favors eventual full ties with mainland China.
In Minneapolis a 5 year old boy died after being pulled from Bush Lake. Dr Harris G Bernhisel assisted a lifeguard in pulling the child from the water and a physician stated it was too late after 10 minutes of mouth to mouth resuscitation following a 12 minute immersion. The doctor who pronounced the boy dead is Rhet Bernhisel.
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle charged Republicans with slowing labor reform by offering to back the bill only late in the process. The measure, aimed at punishing officials who misuse union funds, stalled in the House Elections and Federal Relations Committee after nine votes for and ten against, with four Democrats voting no. DiSalle said a Republican countermove to push it out of committee is a tactic for political credit. He noted Senate interest but warned the bill faces strong opposition, including from the minority party.
The Four Pitchhikers from Springfield Missouri won the national barbershop quartet title in Chicago among 40 entries in the SPEBSQSA contest. Runner up was the Evans Quartet of Salt Lake City with Town and Country Four of Pittsburgh Easternaires of Jersey City and Short Cuts of Miami following. Formed in 1955 the group features Larry Hedgepeth Keith Keltner Keith Young and Joe Delzell. Selection judged on stage presence voice, balance, harmony, and arrangement. Clarence Jalving of Holland Michigan named SPEBQSA president, succeeding Joseph E. Lewis of Dallas.
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