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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1954

Page

5

Stricken Hiker Airlifted From High Sierra

Robin Galloway a 57 year old San Anselmo Sierra Club member fell ill with pneumonia while in the High Sierra at 9300 feet and was airlifted by Air Force helicopter to Southern Inyo Hospital after a nine mile mule stage to Sky Parlow Meadow and a 35 minute flight. Bruce Morgan Lone Pine led the pack back on horseback. Doctors said complications developed after arrival.

Lone Pine Calif High Sierra Air Force Inyo Robin Galloway San Anselmo Sierra Club Sky Parlor Meadows Galloway Bruce Morgan Sky Parlow Meadow

Film Producer Stanley Rubin Weds Actress Kath leen Hughes

Film producer Stanley Rubin and actress Kath leen Hughes married at the bride’s uncle F Hugh Herbert home. The ceremony was performed by Superior Court Judge Stanley Mosk. Rubin, 36, and Miss Hughes, 25, postponed their honeymoon until Rubin recovers from an ear infection.

Hollywood Stanley Rubin Kathleen Hughes F. Hugh Herbert Superior Court Stanley Mosk Rubin Miss Hughes

Fishing Trip Across The Seas Crossword Puzzle Clues

A themed crossword list with numerous across and down clues including fishing terms and general words. Entries cover fish foods oysters chase born gold ky inland phrases and city names.

Boston

Doctor Proposes Safe Cigarette Strains at Cancer Congress

Yale statistician Dr E Cuyler Hammond proposed developing harmless cigarette tobacco strains to avoid heart disease and cancer risks. He and Dr Daniel Horn noted smokers aged 30 to 70 who smoke a pack daily are about twice as likely to die of heart disease or cancer than nonsmokers. Drum: a harmless plant strain could be more practical than filtering harmful ingredients.

Sao Pau Brazil E. Cuyler Hammond Yale University International Cancer Congress Hammond Yale American Cancer Society Daniel Horn Hammon

Soviet press launches drive against religion

Pravda and the Literary Gazette call for intensified anti religious activity. The Literary Gazette links church festivals to neglect of harvest and drunkenness among farmers in the Kirov district. Pravda front page editorial urges unyielding campaign with scientific atheistic propaganda.

Moscow Pravda Literary Gazette Kirov Communist Party

Watch tariff decision eyed as U S studs defend skilled crafts

New York observers weigh Eisenhower’s choice on Swiss watch tariffs amid fears higher costs could curb midrange prices and threaten key precision skills. Text argues tariff impact on exports and defense needs, with Swiss counterpoints about prices and broad trade ties.

New York Eisenhower

Drop in Watch Imports Highlights Trade Dip Says Commerce

The Department of Commerce reports watch imports drop this year with a 21 percent decline in the first five months versus 1953. General business conditions are blamed, while the President faces a deadline on a trade decision as global trade improves and hopes for easing restrictions are stressed.

Department of Commerce

Lebanon man fined for drunken disorderly conduct

Cecil Wilson of Franklin was apprehended by deputies George Carrel and Carl Apgar on drunken and disorderly charges. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Squire Clare nce F. Ranker.

Lebanon Cecil Wilson Franklin George Carrel Carl Apgar Clarence F. Ranker

Protection debate marks broader trade struggle

The passage frames the President's decision as more than industry size, signaling a symbol in the broader fight over protection versus freer trade and suggesting wider implications beyond the specific sector involved.

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Skin Relief

An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast acting remedy for itching from various skin conditions. It claims quick relief and satisfaction if not fully pleased, with inexpensive Greaselese-Stainless and Aldeng store details.

Moone

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