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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1952
Page
3
Gen Matthew B Ridgway and the Japanese government announce a preliminary working group to decide facilities needed by U S garrison troops after occupation ends. The group starts tomorrow under U S authorization on Thursday. The note mentions the first radio network from 1926.
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HYDEN Kentucky two coal miners were under arrest after dynamite and fire marked turmoil tied to a United Mine Workers drive to organize Leslie and Clay County miners. Sheriff George Wooten said Leslie Smallwood, 41, and Kelly Collins, 37, were arrested after a road leading to Garrard Coal Company mine was dynamited Sunday. The fire damaged the Henson and Crawford Coal Company mine tipple. Noar-
State Police Detective Walter Woods said the dynamiting was an attempt to intimidate the non-union miners. Smallwood and Collins denied any connection with the blast but Smallwood admitted UMW membership and being on duty as a picket in Leslie County last week. Delbert Lewis, owner of the Garrard mine, said Smallwood and Collins were former employees.
In Little Rock at Central Baptist Church Rev M L Moser reported a portable organ missing delaying Sunday services. Detectives traced it and learned a congregant borrowed the organ for a Saturday night party and returned it late. Also noted is a statistic that about three fifths of U S homes now have telephones, nearly double 1920.
Los Angeles authorities warn it is easier to fool adults than children and dogs. Dr Milo B Brooks, pediatrics professor, says a child’s perception outpaces ours and intuits attitude rather than words. He spoke at the College of Medical Evangelists Alumni Post-Graduate Convention.
Newbold Morris said last night that George H. White will aid in his anti corruption probe of the Federal Government. White, New England district supervisor of the Federal Narcotics Bureau, joined Morris staff. He denied reports that White was named chief investigator. White is described as an authority on gambling and narcotics rackets.
Sir Thomas Beecham conductor of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra cancels the rest of his American tour because of an arthritic condition. A spokesman says he will return to England as soon as travel is feasible.
Cincinnati report from the National Cancer Conference cites MIT developed rotating two million volt X ray beam. Dr John G Trump and colleagues show 286 patients treated with 157 showing no signs of cancer after up to two years. Results reflect advanced cancers not removable by standard X rays.
Mrs. Rose Campbell of Toledo Ohio shares a personal success with Rennel a home remedy she says helped her lose fifty pounds. She describes easy dieting no hunger and stylish clothes fitting again while using Rennel mixed with grapefruit juice twice daily with a money back guarantee.
More than 80,000 civilian volunteers were called into action in a surprise 12 state air raid drill by the Eastern Air Defense Force. Volunteers reported to duty stations at observation posts and filter centers as they would in a real enemy air attack.
Washington reports top government experts estimate the 1952 federal deficit around two billion dollars less than eight point two billion. Authorities caution the forecast is early and not yet precise, awaiting final budget data from the January message.
Bishop Hazen G. Werner announced a statewide evangelistic program by Ohio Methodists. He urged individual Christians to be possessed by a redemptive zeal for the effort to succeed.
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