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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
5
A rape charge against a 16 year old Middleton girl was withdrawn after the prosecutor requested in Municipal Court. Jack Joseph Carter, 24, of Wilmore Drive, was identified as the defendant. He was also reported involved in the incident early Saturday morning.
Municipal Judge J. T. Riley disposed of five cases and continued eight others during a brief court session. Barry Turner aged 43 of 918 Malvin Sa was fined 50 dollars and costs and jailed 10 days. Turner’s fine and jail time were suspended on condition he spends the next four weekends in jail. Bonds forfeited included James Ross 24 of 521 Beech Dr for unnecessary noise 20 dollars Daniel Fisher 21 of 6389 Dixie Hwy for reckless operation 50 dollars and Clinton Johnson 21 of Miamisburg for speeding 15 dollars. One intoxication case was disposed of.
One case was continued while officials noted a total of nine intoxication cases were filed or involved in the same session, reflecting ongoing enforcement activity.
J N Welch a 66 year old Boston attorney and former Army chief counsel in the McCarthy hearings announces plans to wed this summer or fall. He will marry Agnes Rodgers Brown of Chestnut Hill a long time family friend. Welch was pallbearer at her husband’s funeral in 1956 the year his wife died.
A historical note recalls the first train robbery in the United States taking place in 1868 near Seymour Indiana. The event highlighted the era of Western outlaws and rapid railroad expansion shaping territorial lore.
New York endures a third straight day of 90 plus degree heat as air conditioners surge and power demand spikes. Consolidated Edison plead for voluntary curtailment while elevators and escalators shut down, the UN lowers lights, and hydrants trigger spray incidents amid record heat, traffic delays, and commuter inconveniences.
In Sacramento San Juan Union School District fulfills the 175 day minimum with an extra day to secure a million dollars in state aid. Supt. William T. Mooney confirmed total instructional days reached 174 by last Friday, with yesterday’s attendance finalizing eligibility.
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