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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1952
Page
9
The notice projects 48 736 people will be rushed to hospital today and that 1 in 1 will be hospitalized this year with 60 percent needing surgery. It notes many have taken out hospital plans and praises White Cross Plan for stable rates under standard underwriting, stating no upward adjustments from the original policy.
Studebaker Corp celebrates its 100th anniversary by providing the pace car for the 36th 500 mile auto race on May 30. H. B. Vance, board chairman and president, will drive the pace-setting Commander convertible.
The list records Cleveland beating Hershey 6 to 2, Indianapolis defeating Buffalo 5 to 2, and Providence topping Cincinnati 6 to 2. The results reflect early season standings and scoring outcomes.
Illinois, the Big Ten champion, hunts a practice game to stay sharp for NCAA regionals at Chicago Stadium on March 21. The Illini closed the regular season with a 58-48 loss at Wisconsin in Madison, which clinched the title for Wisconsin earlier via Iowa’s results.
Boston 89 Maryland Baltimore 72 Syracuse 99 Philadelphia 82 Fort Wayne 80 New York 79 Minneapolis 96 Rochester 90.
Columbia South Carolina Novelist Steve Wadiak a top USC halfback and all Southern Conference performer died in an auto accident near Aiken age 24. He was injured fatally yesterday while playing football for the University of South Carolina.
New York The Atomic Energy Commission says its operations office has developed a scintillation probe and detecting device for uranium deposits. Mounted on motor vehicles the 2 1/2 foot long cylinder with a two inch diameter is lowered into drill holes and raised to surface. It records gamma ray activity indicating uranium or radium.
Three Michigan residents were injured late Friday while driving to visit relatives near Franklin. A. E. Daniels suffered head cuts and a fractured shoulder when the car skidded off a road near Greenville and overturned. Daniels’ sister May Walker from Lansing sustained head cuts, a puncture wound, and possible vertebra fracture. Mrs. Daniels was treated for minor cuts and bruises. The injured were moved to Grandview Hospital in Dayton and Mrs. Daniels recuperated at her son’s home on New Road, east of Franklin.
Newark Ohio deputies report Louis A. Angel of Huntington West Virginia cut an artery with a broken light bulb and is in fair condition after an attempted self harm in jail. Harmon Cordray of Mooresville Indiana and Angel, both 18, face first degree murder charges for the slaying of Allen S. Drake 43 along Route 40 after picking up two hitchhikers. The Marines were listed as AWOL from a Navy hospital in Beaufort North Carolina.
Augustus Burns 67 dies at St. Mary Hospital from complications after a leg fracture suffered Feb 11 when he walked into a truck's path in Cincinnati.
Vital statistics list multiple newborns this week. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey at 3213 Ohio Avenue on Saturday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Elory Williams en Route 3 on Sunday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Henning of West Elkton on Sunday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gray at 2002 Central Avenue on Sunday. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neace on Forest Avenue Franklin on Sunday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas at 1329 Grove Street on Monday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Curry at 308 Curtis Street on Monday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Adkins of 1803 Parrama Avenue on Thursday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
A compiled hospital roster lists patients from Garfield Kentucky to Franklin and Middletown. Entries include many residents and family relations with medical or surgical statuses across numerous streets and towns.
Toledo report notes Henry L. Thompson seeks a state charter for an Eisenhower for President group as the Ohio regular GOP debates its stance. Thompson, on the state finance committee and Lucas County Finance Commission, signals a rift from independent Eisenhower groups. The party still backs Senator Robert A. Taft.
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged a European army at a Hanover rally of his Christian Democrats. He argued such a force could join Western Germany with the Communist East, urging unity through collective security.
Networks plan augmented coverage for Tuesday's New Hampshire presidential preference primary with special programs and live pickups. NBC failed to test mountain relay gear due to snow. Radio will originate broadcasts from Concord and Manchester and WPFB will air all Cincinnati Reds exhibition games through April 13 with weekday and weekend schedules.
WHIO drafts sports writer Jim Nichols and his daughter to launch a series on bowling basics at 5 30. The lineup also features WCPO at 7 30 with Unwritten Column revealing the Washington secretary who writes anonymous letters. WKRC at 8 presents The Promotion starring Thomas Mitchell as a salesman who receives a dismissal notice.
Rain swept the central United States with heavy showers from Texas to Wisconsin while a belt of snow and sleet stretched from Northern New Mexico to Southwestern Iowa. The Northern Pacific states, Idaho, and Montana saw rain and areas near Lake Superior had light snow. Temperatures were warmer in the Southeast and cooler in the Northern plains and Southern Rockies. Years ago, when first written, much of Wagner's music seemed very unmusical to many people.
A short game explains counting letters in your first name and adjusting by rules. Subtract 4 if six or more letters, add 3 if fewer than six. Use the resulting key to check that many squares across the rete tangle grid from the top left, then read the message formed by the letters under the checked figures.
Five bodies recovered from a ambulance plane crash on a Needles to Los Angeles flight. Wreckage found on a mountainside near Pomona after a weeklong air and ground search. Victims include John R. Flick 11 his mother Eileen Wilson 42 Albert Fleming Lafitte La Pilot William Natte 42 and contractor Bob Tracey 45 Needles.
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