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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1959

Page

14

Disbarred Lawyer Seeks Bias Ruling In Ohio Supreme Court

In Columbus, J. Harvey Crow, a disbarred attorney from Urbana, asks the Ohio Supreme Court to sustain affidavits accusing Fayette County Judge John Case of bias. Chief Justice Weygandt gave Crow until today to respond as the court weighs whether he can join two Fayette County cases.

Columbus, Ohio J. Harvey Crow Urbana Fayette County Common Pleas Ohio Supreme Court Carl V. Weyganat Crow John Case Aniess Crow Fayette County Beverly C Walls John R. Trace Washington Court House William Tumbleson Walter Noble Bloomingburg Weygandt

Death of Passer Peters Reveals FBI’s Odd Criminal Record

Frederick Emerson Peters, 73, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in New Haven. A lifelong con artist, he passes worthless checks while posing as officials or celebrities, padding under ten dollars to fifty dollars per scam across the nation. His long FBI file traces decades of disguises and prison terms.

Washington Frederick Emerson Peters New Haven Conn Peters FBI Connecticut Rogers C. P. R. Rogers Maryland Booth Tarkington Marines West Point Franklin Roosevelt II Gifford Pinchot II Theodore Roosevelt Jr Philip Wylie Rochester N.Y West Salem Ohio

Will Gaita Pass Town Police Height Rule Debate

Totowa New Jersey AP reports a council debate over police height requirements. Mario Gaita stands 5 7 in stocking feet while officers must be 5 2, and in shoes he reaches 5 8. Residents quip about shoes versus no shoes for cops.

Totowa Mario Gaita Gaita Gaila

Actress Dana Wynter Announces Pregnancy in London

Dana Wynter, the British-born film actress and wife of a Los Angeles lawyer, confirmed today in London that she is expecting a baby.

London Dana Wynter Miss Wynter Los Angeles Gregson Bautzee

Japanese, So She Lost Job in Falls Church Schools

Mrs. Yukiko Tamashiro a 35 year old teacher of Japanese descent says her job application in Falls Church schools was rejected solely because of race. She attributes the decision to Superintendent Irvin Schmitt and notes she is a third generation American born in Hawaii with degrees from Wheaton College and NYU graduate work.

Falls Church Yukiko Tamashiro Virginia

She Had To Vote Then Back To Hospital

Mrs. Robert W. Value gave birth to a girl Sunday night and left the hospital Tuesday to vote in Hawaii’s first State election. The notice also details a commercial foreclosure petition against Charlotte A. Jones in Butler County Ohio with a July 1959 deadline, seeking lien marshalling and sale of described real estate.

Jane Ruth Louise Clark East North St Tucson Arizona Stanley Eugene Clark Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio A. D Joseph T. Kifp Charlotte F. Hermann Maxwell Finkleman Sherman Isaacs West Comanche Tampa Florida Allie Isaacs Storker Ie DA Moresch Finkelman and Ross Honolulu Robert W. Value Hawaii Charlotte A. Jones Commercial Credit Corporation Middletown Butler Wilbraham Road Elwood St Joseph T the Common Pleas Court H. O. Finkelmen

Jamaica voters reaffirm Manley led socialists in Parliament

Premier Norman Manley and his People's National Party won a large majority in Jamaica's House of Representatives with about 28 seats to 16 for the Conservative Labor Party led by Sir Alexander Bustamante. One independent was elected amid brisk turnout and sporadic violence.

Kingston Jamaica Norman Manley Manley People’s National Party House of Representatives Labor Party Alexander Bustamante Bustamante

Secretary Franke at Sea in Sub Skipjack

Secretary William B. Franke sails from Groton aboard the 252 foot Skipjack, observing anti submarine warfare operations in the Atlantic before returning in the afternoon. The submarine is built here and operates from the local U S submarine base.

Groton, Conn Secretary of the Navy William B. Franke Skipjack U.S Franke Atlantic Ocean

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