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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1956

Page

18

Ike May Take Bill To People

President Eisenhower planned a public appeal for his foreign aid program while House leaders debated restoring part of the large cut. The House Foreign Affairs Committee trimmed 1.109 billion from a 4.9 billion program, with lawmakers and officials signaling a minimum restoration around 600 million to 500 million, amid moves to cut aid to Yugoslavia and other nations.

Washington Eisenhower House House Foreign Affairs Committee McCormack Vorys Senate U.S Yugoslavia McCarthy R-Wis Jenner R-Ind Knowland California Foreign Affairs Committee Egypt India

Ohio Negro vote seen shifting to Republicans says Bliss

Washington Ohio GOP chairman Ray Bliss said at a news conference that Ohio Negroes were swinging back to the Republicans because of President Eisenhower s civil rights record and potential a ten percent shift could yield about 60000 votes out of 300000. He urged Nixon to stump in Ohio as the campaign develops and noted Eisenhower may campaign there. Also mentions pet ownership stats.

Washington Ohio GOP Ray Bliss Eisenhower Nixon Bliss Sen Bender Columbus

Policeman's Burglary Charge Before Jury

In Lisbon Ohio Common Pleas Court jurors began deliberating the case of two East Liverpool policemen Ira Cunningham a 16 year veteran and Jerry Raimond a three year officer accused of burglarizing a lumberyard in 1954 They were suspended in March and indicted by the April grand jury

Lisbon Ohio Common Pleas Court East Liverpool Ira Cunningham Jerry Raimond

Mental Diagnostic Center Is Planned in Columbus

The department of mental hygiene and correction announced plans for a 150 bed reception and diagnostic center at Columbus State School. Dr. C Earl Albrecht said the $1 165 000 building will combine a diagnostic unit and living quarters. Supt Dr William Butcher said the center will relieve overcrowding and replace outdated medical facilities elsewhere in the school.

Columbus Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction Columbus State School C. Earl Albrecht William Butcher

Middletown Stock Market Report With Mixed Cattle and Lamb Values

Cattle receipts 500 head and calves 200 head. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to moderate. cows weak to 25 lower. bulls steady. Good demand for steers 700-1000 lb at 18.50-19.50. 600-800 lb heifers 18.00-19.50. cows 11.50-12.50. bulls 14.50-15.50. Sheep and lambs 500 head. spring lambs steady with small lots 27.00-28.00 for 75-90 lb. most good 24.00-26.00. ewes 2.00-5.00.

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Man Learns Job Too Well

LOUIS It was Kenneth Dobler's job to lift things at the warehouse. Detectives say the Sears fork lift operator admitted stealing about $6,000 worth of goods since 1949. The loot included a furnace a water heater a septic tank and other building items. He recently finished a house and took a power mower home Monday, leading to a theft charge for the $59 mower.

St, Louis Kenneth Dobler Emmett Hahn Dobler Sears, Roebuck & Co Sgt. Hahn

Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report

Cincinnati market notes from USDA show hogs firm with live hogs up 25 cents per cwt across barrows gilts and sows. Prices reflect active demand as market participants assess supply and future pork demand in the region.

Cincinnati USDA

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships and Lots

A series of property transfers lists numerous deeds across Fairfield, Oxford, Dalewood, St. Clair, Venice Gardens, and Green Acres. Transactions include homestead and lot transfers with sale prices ranging from no tax to $29.15 and parcel sizes from small fractions to several thousand acres. Named parties include Franklin Lyons, Harry Cohen, Elmer Finnell Jr, Abel Cunagin, Robert Music, Louis Steiner, Burgess Bach, Curtis Hughes, and many others, with counties such as Alamay and Morgan in focus.

Middletown Franklin Lyons Harry Cohen Alamay Robert Music Sanders View Abel Cunagin Louis Steiner Burgess Bach Don Arndt Wayne Curtis Hughes Shirley Flack William Rahmes Robert Rahmes Milford Samuel Reams Hobart Reams Morgan Frank Blagg City of Fairfield Lillian Eightmaster Edgar McCilliard St. Clair William Linville Benjamin Linville Lula Walton Vance Walton Mary Walton Gladys Korte Maynard Wolfe Venice Gardens Vernon Brock Ellis Johnson Dalewood Clifford Vastine Donald Carey James Dean Benjamin Wilbert Elory Williams James Blevins Todhunter Hghts John Britton Peter Hoey Jr Riversdale Terrace Mary Bennett Alfred Inloes Oxford John Brandenburg Amon Stitzel Arnold Murphy Reily James Stamper Charles Bush Green Acres Margaret Lindy Raymond Oglesby Lindyville Sts

Colored News Rehearsals for Annual Girls Assembly Concert

Rehearsals for the annual Girls Assembly 13 concert will be held tomorrow and Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Second Baptist Church and New Era Baptist Church. Practices start at 4:30 p.m. in the venue.

Second Baptist Church New Era Baptist Church

Dayton Produce Yesterday's Closings in Cincinnati Market

Cincinnati produce and poultry prices listed for consumer grades and U S area farms. Large white and brown eggs in multiple sizes, current receipts exchanged, prices for No 1 fryers hens roosters butter wholesale and potatoes range per unit.

Cincinnati f.C.b. Cincinnati U.S

Burton To Play Ball In Canada

Burton a Miami University standout signed a pro football contract with the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Ontario Rugby Football Union and mailed it to coach Frank Clair. The 26 year old ex paratrooper will graduate Monday after setting a school and Ohio AAU 220 yard low hurdles record of 23.1 at Dayton. He will report for pre season practice on July 6.

Oxford Tirre! Burton Miami University Ottawa Rough Riders Ontario Rugby Football Union Frank Clair Miami Ohio Dayton

Gophers and Arizona Favored In NCAA Series

Minnesota and Arizona are early fan picks for the NCAA College World Series opening in Omaha. The Big Ten champions rely on power at the plate while Arizona features pitchers Carl Thomas and Don Lee. The double elimination event starts Saturday with potential Sunday rematch if Arizona defeats New York University and Minnesota beats Wyoming.

Omaha Minnesota Arizona Carl Thomas Don Lee New York University Wyoming

Daytonian's Hook Works Beautifully

Eddie Brant from Dayton Ohio landed a vicious left hook that missed. Joe Brown of New Orleans won by TKO when Brant collapsed after the second round and did not resume in the third.

Death notices and funeral arrangements in local paper

GIBBARD Horace W 64 of 135 Baltimore died Saturday at iddlemon Hospital. Visitation Monday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Riggs Funeral Home. Service Tuesday 2 p.m. Rev Sidney McCammon. Interment in crate Cemetery. LEF Fannie C 77 of 219 Webster died Monday at E Orchard Convalescent Home Lebanon. Visitation Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Service Thursday 10:30 a.m. Rev Walter Sterwert. Interment Woodside Cemetery Schramm Funeral Home. MCCROCKLIN Leona 86 aunt of Chester and Winfred Muncie of 1501 Highland St. Visitation Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Graveside Thursday 1 p.m. Carpenter Cemetery Omer Kentucky. Rev Glenn Lawson officiating Jos R Baker & Sons. NIEDE RLANDER Effie M 89 of 125 S Main died Middletown Hospital Wednesday. Visitation Wilson Memorial Home Friday 7-9 p.m. Service Saturday 10 a.m. Interment Woodside Cemetery. ROSE Johnnie 33 of 2110 Queen St died suddenly at Armco Hospital Monday 8:15 a.m. Visitation at residence after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Service Wednesday 2 p.m. Grace Baptist Church Rev Howard Sears. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home GA 2-3691.

Gibbard Horace W Baltimore Iddlemon Hospital Friends Riggs Funeral Home Sidney McCammon Crate Cemetery Riggs Lef Fannie C Webster E. Orchard Convalescent Home Lebanon Friends Schramm Funeral Home Rose Johnnie Queen St Armco Hospital Grace Baptist Church Howard Sears Woodside Cemetery McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Dial GA

Funeral Home Listings with Dial Numbers in Georgia

Funeral directors memorial home contacts listed with phone numbers in Georgia. Riggs, Jos R Baker, McCoy Leffler, Anglesby and Robert Eaton homes appear with local dial codes. Bailey Funeral Home located at 1601 Baltimore St carries GA 3-5672.

Florist Directory Ad Highlights Local Flower Shops

Florist listings include Boulevard Gardens at 2300 Woodside Ave with Dial GA 2 6544, Schraffenberger at 30 S Main St with Dial GA 2 5486, and Starr Floral Co at 2615 S Main St with Dial GA 2 3231. See Garden & Flowers 9 for details.

Boulevard Gardens Woodside Ave Dial Schraffenberger S. Main St Starr Floral CO S Main St Garden & Flowers

Cubs Sign Baylor Star For Angels

Chicago Cubs announce the signing of 21 year old Baylor shortstop Wayne Connally to a Los Angeles farm contract in the Pacific Coast League. Connally from Waco Texas bats and throws right handed and hit .316 this season.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Wayne Connally Baylor University Los Angeles Connally Waco Tex Roy Johnson Baylor

International Tennis Federation Formed In Italy

In Cortina d Ampezzo Italy the United States China and 17 other nations formed the International Tennis Federation to promote amateur tennis, encourage young players, curb professionalism, and support players over age 45. The new body aims to foster tennis development and preserve amateur ideals globally.

Cortina D'Ampezzo Italy United States China International Tennis Veteras Federation

Andrews loses to Martinez in Phoenix bout

P Al Andrews of St. Paul Minnesota waits too long to open up against Jimmy Martinez and suffers a unanimous decision loss in a 10 round middleweight bout in Phoenix Arizona. Martinez weighs 160 pounds and Andrews 161 pounds at the weigh in.

Phoenix, Ariz al Andrews St. Paul Minn Jimmy Martinez Phoenix Tuesday Hight Martinez Andrews

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