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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
3
General James A. Van Fleet met with U.N. economic coordinator C. Tyler Wood in Tyler to study South Korea's military requirements during a second visit.
U.S. airlines carried record May passenger numbers but profits lag. Eastern Air Lines and United report high traffic yet slim margins while American flags a new monthly mile record. Industry cites rising costs, rapid new-jet deliveries, and lower load factors as reasons.
Senator George D Ga says he will back a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act after President Eisenhower backed down from a three year extension. The Finance Committee will hold closed hearings on the House passed measure as Congress may retroactively extend the law.
Chief George W. Scholer aged 38 and Officer Gerald H. Malone aged 29 were seriously injured in a two car collision at an intersection. Scholer sustained five fractured ribs while Malone suffered a fractured skull and broken nose after being thrown from the car. Both were off duty at the time.
Yesterday's activity at Fire Station No 1 involved moving crews between the old and new station at Clinton and Columbia. Fire Chief William Fishbaugh outlined a plan to transfer pumper ladder wagon and emergency squads to the new building for daily setup and installations, with full transfer planned once the Gamewell Co alarm system is moved around June 21.
Mrs Cherie Geeting wife of Clarence Stump resigns as case worker for the county relief office after three years. County Juvenile Judge Donald L Ziegel says the Stumps moved to Dayton.
Lloyd Getting of Eaton Route 3 is named to succeed Mrs. Stump. Stump resigns effective June 15 and Getting starts July 1, per the judge. An observer near New York City can see more stars than from the poles.
Bernard Hardacre, 27, was found dead inside his car after it jumped a curb in Berea and skidded 327 feet across a field. No injuries were found on the body. The coroner will determine the cause of death.
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