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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1954
Page
4
FBI data show 1953 set a theft record with 226330 cars worth 130 million dollars stolen and 13000 autos valued over 14 million not recovered. The industry notes new 1954 models face rising thefts as thieves master the tricks, shifting focus to owners as the alleged cause.
Glasgow report cites Dr A J Douthwaite saying snoring may signal affection. He suggested snoring arises from race memory and may have evolved to guard mates, with wives often reacting by keeping quiet.
National Guard meeting 7 30 p m at Blythe Williams Armory with armored cavalry. American Legion Post 221 at headquarters. Knights of Columbus. Order Ahepa 8 p m Nelva Center Lennon Township Education Board. Lenon Monroe School. Kiwanis Lions noon Manchester Hotel. Toastmasters 6 30 p m Geckler s Hearth. AEIF Executive Committee 7 p m membership. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 7 36 p m Castle Hall. Alpha Council 326 Guam 7 30 p m 19 N Broad St. Communication Workers of America 7 30 p m 1600 Central Ave. American Legion Auxiliary 7 p m 100F Lodge 70 p m Moose Lodge. BPOE Lodge 257 8 p m Elks Temple. National Association of Letter Carriers 4 p m AFL Hall.
FBI Director Hoover cites ease of theft and organized rings as major danger. Studies show most thefts stem from motorists leaving ignition keys in unlocked cars, with 15 percent of curbside vehicles found with keys in or near the ignition. AAA warns owners can be legally responsible if theft leads to accidents.
Several divorce actions filed in Butler County Courts include Betty Smith versus Colonel Smith for cruelty, Cleo Jackson versus Charles Jackson for neglect, Gladys Mac Rhea versus Chester Rhea for neglect, Fannie Page versus Lloyd Page for neglect and cruelty, Josephine Ann Bowling versus Bobby Bowling for neglect and cruelty, Carmella Fehrman versus James W Fehrman for neglect, Pauline Junkin versus Donald Junkin for neglect and cruelty, John Edwards versus Corda Edwards for neglect, and Lera Mae King versus Rupert E King for cruelty. The filings list complainants from Hamilton Middletown Dayton and other local addresses.
A court case involves Juanita Eloise Hester and Henry Termuhlen facing neglect and wilful absence claims. Judge Fred B. Cramer presides with proceedings centered on Eleanor Termuhlen in Hamilton.
An aging population may produce seven million Americans with serious hearing loss in fifty years, according to the American Hearing Aid Association. The projection highlights future demand for assistive devices and services as the demographic shift accelerates.
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