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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
5
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower and Mrs Robert A Taft join in the Republican nomination battle greeting delegates and supporters. Mrs Taft campaigns from a wheelchair after a past stroke while her hand remains steady for handshakes and smiles.
At another hotel a few blocks away Mrs. Eisenhower and her husband took part in a large greeting session. Mamie Eisenhower enjoyed the event despite her right hand turning red and her lighthearted confession about it.
John W. Wilson and wife Bernice M. Wilson file amended petitions in Butler County Common Pleas Court naming Wiley Kash Perkins of Middletown Route 1 as defendant. They claim injuries from a November 21, 1949 collision on U S 25 north of Sharonville with damages including medical costs loss of clothing and permanent injuries. Bernice Wilson seeks 25 000 and John Wilson 13 850.
Franklin police chief O. E. Chamberlain says no accidents were reported during the three day holiday weekend. Only one driver was arrested for unspecified offenses.
Franklin city officials expect the third council vacancy since January to be filled at a 7 30 p m meeting tonight. John Tewell Jr resigned June 9 to become Warren County Children's Home superintendent near Lebanon. Hollingsworth resigned in January. Kent Larick filled that vacancy.
Creighton Burns resigns as president of the Franklin city council. Roy Fitzgerald becomes president pro tem, with William F. Smith named to Fitz geralds seat. Four of seven members remain in office while others are nearing quarter-term. A measure on income tax or operating levy is expected to be discussed tonight.
Nathan Wilson, 39, of Lima, was arrested about 7:40 a.m. Sunday on South River Street after police saw him driving erratically. He faced drunken driving charges and was held in the city jail until Sunday night, then released on $125 bond to appear in municipal court before Judge J. T. Riley.
A new six million dollar Lever Brothers HQ skyscraper rises on Park Avenue New York. The 29 story glass and stainless steel office building sits on stilts with 1404 green and blue tinted windows. Ground floor features an outdoor terrace garden and a soundproof theater.
Men and boys in Yemen, a small kingdom at the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, wear wide belts that hold curved daggers as part of traditional attire and daily display.
A large barn one mile west of Hamilton burned late Saturday afternoon on the Paul Benninghofen farm. Estimated loss runs 30 000 to 40 000 with 2700 bales of hay and farm equipment inside. Cause blamed on defective wiring as the Weiss Millville and Williamsdale crews fought to halt spread.
Wildwood students joining Middletown public schools will attend class at Lincoln School as they adapt to the new Wildwood addition. Superintendent Wade E Miller reports the move will place Wildwood pupils in a different building to begin their new experiences.
Deputies Louis Fritz and Al Mahatha learned the loss is covered by insurance. Benninghofen also serves as vice chairman of the Butler County Democratic Executive Committee.
The Board of Education will provide bus service. Wildwood kindergarteners will ride to Wilson School in September. Grove Street children attend Garfield School, while tuition pupils in Central School fill spaces at Miller noted due to space limits. Lincoln School district boundary for the coming year follows the Big Four Railroad. School opens.
A fall event is set for Tuesday September 2 at 1 PM, marking eight weeks until the date. The notice emphasizes the upcoming timing and the scheduled hour.
In Gordon Gemmill home at Birsay Saskatchewan two white kittens are reported with one blue eye and one green eye each. The mother cat’s eyes are green and the father’s are blue.
An odd claim notes a year would be about 11 minutes shorter than 365 days. The statement frames a calendar quirk suggesting a year’s length deviates by a small daily proportion rather than a standard day count.
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