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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1954
Page
3
Songstress Lillian Roth, once a teen film star, rebuilt her life after severe alcoholism. She found revival through rehabilitation, AA, marriage to T Burt McGuire, and a renewed career in supper clubs and vaudeville with a new faith guiding her.
The Senate investigations subcommittee reviews the clash between Senator McCarthy and top Army officials over alleged pressure to aid Pvt. G. David Schine. Key figures Stevens Adams Cohn Carr Hensel faced charges and denials amid accusations of threats and attempts to influence Ft Monmouth scrutiny.
Fritz J. Hartman known as Junior becomes eligible to collect 1189 on a life policy bought in 1901. He stopped premiums in 1921 and the policy matures near his 96th birthday next October. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York offered cashing in on the policy anniversary closest to his birthday. Only about three in a thousand reach age 96.
Cincinnati campus officials said parking fines collected this school year will fund seven scholarships of 150 dollars each for the next academic year at the University of Cincinnati.
Clay D. Lykins seeks to buy Amanda Lykins property in Butler County Ohio. He alleges ownership by fee simple and asks court to authorize deed to him at appraised value. Hester Parrent, a minor, is named a defendant and must answer by July 10, 1954. The case records dates May 18 to June 22 and lists Wilmer Wilmer as attorney.
Memorial Day eased a protocol issue at the Waldorf Astoria New York when high ranking visitors like President Eisenhower and Emperor Haile Selassie were hosted. With limited flagpoles, the hotel decided the United States flag would fly alone, a policy stated by general manager Harold K. Hastings.
In Cleveland a 37 year old Paul Brown Sr. was held by police after his 22 month old son died at Mount Sinai Hospital following a brutal beating. Police say Brown admitted beating the child for disobedience and no charges were filed pending a coroner report.
Major General Glenn O. Barcus, Fifth Air Force commander in Korea, told a civic Memorial Day gathering in Cleveland that America faces a real conflict as serious as the current military situation. He urged Americans to reaffirm faith through intelligent mature consideration not headlong disorganized action.
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