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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
5
LANCASTER Pa Women are the most important political assets any party has Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler said yesterday He called for a larger role for women in policy making and routine political duties within the Democratic party.
Ohio GOP leaders meet in Washington as Meade Alcorn outlines 1958 election strategy. President Eisenhower will address the group while Bliss and O'Neill press for steady finances amid a tougher fund-raising climate and a looming 1958 governor and senate slate.
The magazine Steel predicts pressure for further price cuts on nonferrous products this summer as vacation slows activity and a third-quarter dip looms. It forecasts a stronger fourth quarter as mills operate at about 86 percent capacity nationwide with varied ingot rates by region.
A male penguin misnamed Annie will cut the ribbon at New York's million-dollar aquarium dedication on Coney Island boardwalk. Annie, once a Battery aquarium tenant, joins Olaf the walrus and hundreds of exhibits including tropical fish, eels, sharks, and turtles in the new concrete and glass facility housing a 100000 gallon marine pool.
Bay City shoe dealer Morey Creamer tells Detroit readers to buy shoes at 4 p.m. after feet have stretched a full size. He notes feet enlarge as the day goes on, a tip from the Michigan Shoe Fair where he spoke about fitting.
A hunting leopard of India can reach up to 70 mph in brief sprints. It will race with humans or other animals but declines to race automobiles.
President Eisenhower sought a supplemental 149 million dollars for the Post Office Department to avert substantial mail service cuts starting July 1. The request would raise the department's funding beyond the 3.192 billion already appropriated for the new fiscal year, a total trimmed by Congress earlier in the year.
A medical team told the American Medical Association that giving birth does not cause a special mental illness in women. They found childbirth can stress already unstable mothers and that the same psychiatric troubles seen in other women occur after birth. Studied were 100 women treated after childbirth versus 106 whose illnesses were unrelated to motherhood.
Dayton government will dismiss an indictment charging Jeland Rice of Springfield with income tax evasion. Assistant U S Attorney H Donald Hawkins said a $6,000 credit in Rice's name wiped out the tax deficit. Rice, indicted in April 1955, was to go on trial here today. Ground apricot pits sometimes used to clean metal parts in plants.
Imports of agricultural products are 6 percent below a year ago, the smallest share of total imports in 40 years of government records. Officials say ample U S supplies and competition have weakened demand for additional imports. The British army first used tanks in World War I during the Battle of the Somme.
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