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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1952
Page
3
Milan authorities report conductor Arturo Toscanini departs tonight by airliner for New York on a business trip. The article notes a separate scientific remark about the volar system having 31 moons.
A Struthers Ohio man, Larry Rossi, reports losing 22 pounds after using Rennel, claiming improved breathing and energy. The ad urges home use with grapefruit juice, two tablespoons twice daily, and a money back guarantee if initial results are not seen.
Iranian Premier Mossadegh reportedly refused a royal decree reappointing him after the Senate delayed a confidence vote. The Majlis had earlier reappointed him, while the Senate urged the shah to keep the nationalist leader in office and form a new government.
Bobbie Robinson, supervisor at Douglas Playground, oversees daily programs for about a hundred children plus many adults. She coordinates story hours, circle games, art, sports, swimming, and teen clubs with evening help from James Saunders.
Chairman Frank E. McKinney of the Democratic National Committee pledges the party will condemn racial prejudice or religious bigotry in this year's campaigns. He wrote to Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders that the 1952 election should be decided on vital issues. The piece notes Kefauver and Barkley differ on whether corruption will be an issue, with Barkley insisting no party holds monopoly on virtue. It also mentions other figures like Russell Harriman Kerr and Barkley plans not to stump before the Chicago convention.
Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin writes the Eisenhower nomination speech at the Republican gathering. Some Maryland delegates criticize his leadership and accuse him of a squeeze as 19 of 24 back a rules change to name Eisenhower and free Maryland from a first-ballot favorite son pledge.
Report of Condition for the First National Bank of Middletown in Ohio as of June 30 1952 filed with the Comptroller of the Currency. Details assets liabilities deposits and capital accounts with officer certification by J F Mulligan Vice-President and Cashier and board attestants.
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