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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1957

Page

10

Small Fry Get Shows Enters New York Summer Circuit

A new Peter Piper Productions brings four children's shows to the midsummer strawhat circuit in New York. Betty Brodsky notes the aim to avoid talking down to young audiences and to stretch imagination. Productions include Many Moons from a James Thurber story Clown Face Calypso Carnival and Pied Piper Circus. Abra ham Lincoln’s image appears on tem poles among few others.

Peter Piper Betty Brodsky James Thurber Jon

Workers Strike Filling Stations Around Cleveland

Pickets from the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union were moved from seven bulk distribution centers to service stations around Cleveland after Common Pleas Judge Charles W. White ordered removal from the centers. Union director Robert P. Buchanan said all pickets at the centers were withdrawn and placed at area service stations.

Cleveland

UP Church Grants Independence to Egyptian Synod

The 99th general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America votes unanimously to release the Evangelical Synod of the Nile in Egypt as a self governing body while retaining responsibility. Dr. Robert N. Montgomery is named last moderator as the merger with the Presbyterian Church in the USA is set for May 28 and a joint Pittsburgh assembly.

New Concord Ohio General Assembly United Presbyterian Church of North America Evangelical Synod of the Nile Egypt Board of Foreign Missions Middle East Donald Black Philadelphia Iskander Abiskhairun Synod of the Nile Robert N. Montgomery Muskingum College Pittsburgh Presbyterian Church U.S.A United Presbyterian Church United States of America

President Eisenhower liberalizes draft deferments

Eisenhower expanded Selective Service rules to grant draft deferment for all youths serving satisfactorily in ready reserve units and for certain hardship cases and some aliens. The order allows deferment based on satisfactory active service in reserve units, extending to prospective draftees of any age. Executive action also defers registrants whose service would cause extreme hardship to dependents.

Washington Eisenhower Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey James C. Hagerty Quantico Hershey

Brother Shoots Man Over Two-Timing Elder Sister

In Cincinnati police say 31 year old Raymond McAfee was shot and killed by the brother of a 61 year old woman after a cafe argument. Joseph Cole 53 was questioned as the shooting occurred outside the woman's home following a three way dispute involving McAfee, Cole and Mae Riley whose 20 year friendship with McAfee was cited.

Cincinnati Raymond McAfee McAfee Joseph Cole Mae Riley Charles “Martin Homicide Squad Cole Martin Mrs. Riley

William Robinett Jr. pleads not guilty to embezzlement

William Robinett Jr. former federal court clerk in Columbus pleaded innocent in U S District Court to a three count embezzlement indictment issued by a Dayton grand jury on May 22. The charges allege embezzling 3928 while in office.

Columbus Ohio William Robinett Jr U.S. District Court Dayton

Garson Signed for Auntie Mame on Broadway

Greer Garson will replace Rosalind Russell in the Broadway version of Auntie Mame commencing January 20 after Russell departs to film the movie. It marks Garson’s first Great White Way appearance.

New York Greer Garson Rosalind Russell

Not Much To Come Home To for Soldier Fortuna

Viola Van Oast of Dearborn says Andy Fortuna, once a Korean War prisoner who was captured in 1951, has left Red China and may return home. Fortuna earned the Bronze Star, has a half brother serving 5 to 10 years for armed robbery, and his mother and foster father died in his youth.

Detroit Andrew Fortuna Andy Viola van Oast Dearborn Red China Fortuna van Oast Donald Southern Michigan Esther Europe Korea Reds Fortune Lincoln Park Mich

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