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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
4
Soviet youth urged to aid vigilance against foreign agents. Pioneer Pravda features a full page poem about four pioneer boys who report a man with a camera trying to photograph a factory backdrop, leading to his arrest. The piece praises the boys for not being idle and catching a big fish with primitive tackle.
In Miami Dr Roberto E Canessa minister of foreign affairs of El Salvador argued against blaming coffee producers for high prices. He cited that fifteen cents per cup yields over 300 percent gross profit for restaurants and that a one cent per pound rise costs American consumers 27 million dollars with most of the funds staying in the United States.
Baltimore police report a would-be robber approached George Frantum a service station attendant as he washed a car. Frantum sprayed water in the man's face, causing him to yell and flee the scene. No injuries reported.
New Delhi reports say Morarji Desai may be Nehru’s heir apparent though associates note he has not accepted or been asked. Desai would face central politics scrutiny if named and faces a path from Bombay chief minister to prime minister. Desai, 58, is a key Congress leader and treasurer.
NASHVILLE Tenn The Most Rev William L Adrian bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Nashville has ordered all parochial schools in the city opened to both Negro and white students The Rev Charles M Williams chancellor said the order applies only to Nashville with decisions on segregation elsewhere in the state to be made later The move follows the Supreme Court ruling banning segregation in public schools
Central School grounds host Independence Day activities supervised by Jenny Kendrick and Mary Jane Spies. A parade of wagons bicycles tricycles and doll buggies decorated with crepe paper will move through the neighborhood. Children portray patriotic characters and costumes will be judged with prizes awarded.
Edward G. Robinson Jr. and Frances Robinson, ages 21 and 24, announced they would renew their 24 year marriage after a reconciliation session with Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle. The move came ahead of a scheduled support hearing on her separate maintenance action in Los Angeles.
Victor Wells exalted ruler and Les Pohlable trustee will depart Sunday for the Elks national convention in Los Angeles, lasting one week.
An informal AP survey shows mixed reactions to cloud seeding firms in use by municipalities and utilities. Some officials report benefits, others undecided or critical, with lawsuits and long term contracts noted across several states.
Seventy two Middletonians joined 17,588 Jehovahs Witnesses at the district convention in Cincinnati last weekend. Sybil McFarland, presiding minister, announced 440 delegates were baptized, including two from Middletown. Principal speaker M G Henschel of Brooklyn represented the Watchtower Society as the four day event concluded with tours of Cincinnati historical spots.
Secretary James P. Mitchell told Labor Department employees that the Eisenhower administration’s program for health and social legislation is pro labor. He urged staff to examine the facts and the President’s plan, stating no one can claim it is not pro labor.
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