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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

5

Grand Jury to Probe Georgia Lynching Case

Irwinton Georgia awaits a Wilkinson County Grand Jury to probe the lynching murder of Caleb Hill Jr a 28 year old Negro abducted from the county jail May 30 The investigation targets two white men Dennis Purvis and Malcolm Pierce while Lt Spurlin FBI and Sheriff Hatcher aid the probe The grand jury of 23 white members includes professionals and farmers and Spurlin says enough evidence exists for indictments

Irwinton Georgia South Tuskegee Institute Southern Regional Council Wilkinson County Caleb Hill Dennis Lamar Purvis Malcolm Vivian Pierce McIntyre M. H. Spurlin Georgia Bureau of Investigation Grand Jury FBI George Hatcher Hatcher Hill

Masked Men Facing Court In Small Georgia Town

In Soperton Georgia mayor James Peterson presides as judge in a disorderly conduct case against three hooded men seized after removing their masks at a Saturday night Ku Klux Klan gathering. The accused Malcolm Braddy Joe Greene and John Edge face up to 100 dollars fine or 60 days in jail with potential appeal to city council then superior court.

Soperton South Georgia James Peterson Peterson Recorder’s Court James Waller Malcolm Braddy Joe Greene John Edge State Highway Department

Six Children Die In Fire At New York Home

FIRTHCLIFFE NY AP Six children died from burns and smoke when a flash fire swept their home while parents were visiting nearby friends. Victims were Bertha 10 Albert six Patricia five Toni four Jeanette two and Catherine six months. The father rushed home and was restrained from entering the flames. Two firemen injured. Origin of fire not determined.

Firthcliffe N. Y Alex Zagorski Bertha Albert Patricia Toni Jeanette Catherine Zagorski Orange County

Former Clark County Prosecutor Nevins Cleared on Bribe Counts

Springfield Ohio report says Jerome E Nevins had three counts of accepting bribes dismissed by Common Pleas Judge Golden C Davis. He is to be paroled from Ohio Penitentiary Wednesday. Dismissal came on the recommendation of two state attorneys who prosecuted the case.

Springfield Clark County Ohio Common Pleas Golden C. Davis Jerome E. Nevins

Job Clinic: Steel Industry Seeks Many Skilled Workers

The iron and steel industry, a cornerstone of the economy, employs over 600,000 workers and produces vast quantities of steel used in bridges, buildings, transportation, and consumer goods. It spans mining, railways, power, and labs, with at least 4,000 occupations and a mix of skilled and unskilled labor.

Saugus Mass United States Iron and Steel Industry Iron and Steel Industr

Senate Labor Debate Struggles Over Taft-Hartley Law

Senate backers of repealing most of the Taft-Hartley act reported ground lost in the first round of debate. They say the administration substitute faces a stronger position, while the process shifts toward an international wheat treaty, with final votes likely after more speeches.

Washington Senate GOP Taft Ohio Donnell Smith John L. Lewis

Vassar Class Gift Boosts 1924 Fund With Ins Policy

In 1942 Vassar College graduates took 25 year endowment policies on 10 members. Premiums were kept by a class committee and the policies paid out this year, yielding a $41,000 gift known as the 1924 fund, presented by class president Mrs. Chester Bowles. Commencement follows with over 500 alumnae in attendance.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar College Vassars Chester Bowles Connecticut Sarah Gibson Blanding Vassar

Apprenticeship Programs Train Skilled Trades in Industry

The industry seeks the highest grade of labor, with a rising ratio of workers holding high school and college educations. Learner training offers intensive short courses for new and seasoned employees, while apprentice programs develop foremen and supervisors. Apprentices are paid to learn across about 30 occupations including machinist and electrician, often requiring high school graduation for admission.

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