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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
7
American Legion Post 218 moves the public showing of the Trade Secrets home on Aberdeen Drive from August 2 to August 9. The delay, approved at a special house reject committee meeting, aims to ensure complete furnishing and a cohesive ultra modern interior before public inspection.
Senator Potter of Michigan cast doubt on McCarthy's explanation for three Democrats quitting the Senate investigations subcommittee. Potter, in an ABC radio interview, said there was nothing sinister in their action as Democratic Senators Symington, McClellan, and Jackson left after McCarthy gained hiring control. The piece notes the house planning an open house with a small admission and subsequent sale of the shown home.
Chicago officials report the first eight narcotics addicts to register under a new state law show a strong preference for heroin. Seven of the registrants use heroin and one smokes marijuana. The act compels addicts to register and carry certificates or face up to one year in jail.
The Second Baptist Church Ush er Board marks twenty years with a 7 30 p m program at the church. The event features the Jordan and Hall Chorus, soloists William Briggs Julia Francis Frizell Myers Lavenia Gresham and readings by several members. Also speaks by Rev Douglas Francis.
Governor Lausche vetoed a bill creating a new state department of mental hygiene and correction, transferring most welfare functions to the new agency. The move would leave the old department to public assistance and social services, provoking perceived paradoxes and reduced budget control. Senate action was pending on other vetoes and a highway fund proposal.
Former displaced person Alexei Selenoi will establish a YMCA program for European immigrants displaced by the war near the Pike County atomic energy plant. He and his wife will move to Waverly to run the program under the New York Central YMCA. Selenoi, born in 1905 in Russia, fled Communists, endured a German camp, escaped to Allied lines, and later joined YMCA work in Germany before coming to Cleveland three years ago.
ALBUQUERQUE Police celebrate birthdays with playful pranks as A I Neete receives a cake made of onions cabbage and carrots while recalling last Christmas when colleagues gave him a wreath of chili peppers.
Tulsa, Oklahoma. Buster Youngwolfe, 21, jailed after an acquittal in the murder of neighbor girl Phyllis Jean Warren, 11. He testified he was drinking beer in a tavern when the girl was killed, and judge Elmer Adams revoked his parole for violating probation rules by loitering in a tavern.
Moscow reports that Planned Economy notes more than half of the Soviet Union's steel oil and coal now come from eastern areas farther from potential enemy attack. It credits eastern Russia and Siberia with building heavy industry to supply weapons ammunition and equipment for the army.
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