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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
13
The Philadelphia police plan to deploy five mounted bicycle patrols in mid city subway concourse to curb robberies and attacks. The initiative aims to improve visibility and deter crime in the busy transit area.
Authorities searched Tuesday night for the body of a man after a drowning incident near Bowling Green Ohio. Rescue crews combed the area and state officials were coordinating efforts to recover the victim.
A 13 hour Senate session produced a broad victory for the Eisenhower farm policy. The chamber approved a $3,668,972,157 farm money bill and backed extensions of the soil bank with 500 million authorized for 1958 crops. Debate centered on a nationwide $7.50 acre limit for the conservation reserve, with Mundt defeating the cap 40 to 38.
Camp Hook director George Bundick announced two postings remain for a scoutcraft director to supervise rope and axe yards, handicrafts and demos, plus a provisional scoutmaster for campers without unit leaders. Applicants may contact Bundick at the Boy Scout office in the Civic Association. Staff Week begins Sunday ahead of regular camp activities.
Emperor Hirohito's favorite white horse Hatsuyuki dies at age 23 after a life marked by wartime photos and ceremonial roles. The horse, known as First Snow, is honored as a sacred mount at Ise Jingu, Japan's principal Shinto shrine.
Mrs. Bernice Ewing won a court order to raise monthly support from $375 to $500 for her husband James Arthur Ewing of Youngstown Ohio. He was last heard from in January in Fiji, and payments stopped that same month according to the plaintiff.
Ward M. Canaday, president of Overland Corp. of Ohio, and chairman of trustees for the American School of Archaeology, and William Semple of Cincinnati were each awarded Greek honors by Ambassador George V. Melas for helping restore Athens market-assembly site. Neither attended the ceremony.
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