Hospital Drive Topic Of Meeting Wednesday
Nearly 1,000 downtown employees will attend a noon Wednesday meeting at the Paramount Theater to learn about Middletown Hospital’s expansion program. The session is informational with a movie and talks, no funds will be solicited, and questions will be answered by campaign leaders.
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Paramount Theater
Middletown Hospital
Glenn Dougherty
Retail Merchants Association
N. J. Lawler
Lawler
Mexican Police Kill Four Slayers Near Agua Dulce
In Mexico City area report. police killed three Garcia brothers Guadalupe Belizario and Manuel who were tied to a quadruple slaying after escape attempt. Police had arrested them last week at the crime site 300 miles southeast of Mexico City near Agua Dulce where February machete murders of Miguel and Prospero TruIl their wife and infant were linked to the case.
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Mexico City
Guadalupe, Belizario
Manuel Garcia
Agua Dulce
Miguel
Prospero Truil
Prospero
Marine Faces Trial In Killing In Newark
Marine Pvt Harmon Cordray, 18, of Mooresville Ind, goes on trial today for first degree murder in the death of Allen Drake 43. Drake was slain March 4 on U S Rt 40 near Kirkersville. Cordray's companion Marine Pvt Louis Allen Angel of Huntington W Va also 18 has been found guilty and sentenced to die August 14 at the Ohio Penitentiary. Angel was sentenced May 5.
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Newark
Harmon Cordray
Mooresville
Ind
Columbus
Allen Drake
VU. S. Rt
Kirkersville
Cordray
Louis Allen Angel
Huntington
W. Va
Drake
Ohio Penitentiary
Angel
London Colonel New President of Christian Science Church
Lt Col Robert Ellis Key of London was named president of The Mother Church at Boston during the annual Christian Science meeting. A longtime practitioner and editor, he highlighted faith over chaos and noted the church's global reach with branches in the United States and 41 other nations. The new president, decorated by Britain in WWI, will serve a one year term while remaining associate editor of church periodicals.
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Robert Ellis Key
London
England
Church of Christ
Boston
Colonel Key
Christian Science
United States
George Channing
Committee On Publication
Gordon V. Comer
Channing
Order of the Empire
California GOP Urges Turnout In California Presidential Primary
Gary Warren campaign leaders urge supporters to vote in California’s presidential primary. Warren aides warn against overconfidence as rival bids for 70 GOP convention delegates intensify. Rep Thomas Werdel predicts Warren’s defeat by over 200,000 votes and backs Taft or MacArthur. Democratic contender Edmund Brown calls for large turnout to choose 68 delegates. Kefauver campaigns in South Dakota. Warren and Kefauver are the only actual candidates. write ins not allowed. Eisenhower volunteers back Warren.
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Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Gary
Earl Warren
California
Thomas J. Mellon
Warren
Thomas H. Werdel
Bakersfield
Werdel
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Douglas A. MacArthur
Edmund G. Brown
Truman State
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
South Dakota
Kefauver
Brown
Eisenhower Volunteers Organization
Local students win top offices at Anderson College
Two Middletown youths elected to major Student Government posts for 1952 53 at Anderson College Indiana. Omer Blevins Jr will be vice president and Jerry Egelston secretary treasurer. Both are juniors preparing for the ministry and active in basketball council and campus groups.
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Middletown
Anderson Ind
Omer Blevins
Arlington Ave
Jerry Egelston
Carl Egelston
Blevins
Anderson
Miami University
Raven
Egelston
Ernie Rangaza
Triad Club
Green Inkers
Truman Backs Mine Safety Measure
President Truman urged immediate House passage of a bill to empower enforcement of mine safety standards saying delays invite disasters. He cited Senate action after a West Frankfort Illinois mine explosion that killed over 100 and outlined an eight point plan including safeguards education organized programs and updated state codes.
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Washington
Truman
House
Senate
West Frankfort
Ill
Ohio Northern approves 22 million fund drive
Ohio Northern University trustees on Sunday approved a 22 million dollar fundraising campaign to begin in September. The money will be used for endowments and general improvements.
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ADA
Ohio Northern University
Ostrich Farms Began as Plume Source in 1857
Ostrich farms originated as a commercial source of ostrich plumes around 1857, marking the start of a driven industry based on ornamental feathers rather than meat or labor.
Stock Markets Extend Hours
New York Curb Exchange Midwest Detroit and Boston exchanges moved to 2:30 p.m. EST trading hours, breaking a backdrop of half a century of 2 p.m. closes. Chicago Board of Trade weighs extension while New York Stock Exchange has not acted amid ongoing internal disputes.
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New York Curb Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago
Detroit Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
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Motaloi Socony
Vacuum OK Company, Inc
Christian Science Church
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