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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1948
Page
3
In a tense gathering, Sheriff Blanding and residents discuss Ann Bancroft’s account after Tommy’s death. Trust wavers as Rush, Gay, and Enos press for calm while hinting at a lake cabin retreat and a possible Cheyenne contact to ease tensions.
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An inquest was ordered in the death of Newark businessman Ed mond L. Bonham missing since last Monday. His body was found in his automobile parked near Adams Mills in Muskingum County with a hose from the exhaust, indicating possible carbon monoxide poisoning. Bonham had been ill recently, sheriff Earl Francis said.
In 1947 the United States had about one telephone for every four people while the world average was one phone for every 43 people. The stat shows a large U.S. advantage in telecommunication access during the period.
Police investigated a burglary at Judd's Cafe where the cash register containing about 150 dollars in cash and similar in checks was stolen. The register, valued at 500 dollars, was later found in the Fairgrounds parking lot with blood stains on it and no items removed. a night watchman reported hearing intruders and a warning to stay hidden.
Cleveland AP report records 24 year old John Carroll University student Robert McNerney injured fatally when his car struck a mailbox and utility pole yesterday.
The Legion ceremonial group led by Ray Brown will meet tonight at 8 30 p m to discuss uniforms and drill team reorganization. Post 218 hosts a Wednesday meeting at 8 p m with mass initiations likely over 250 new members. Saturday features a gala dinner and dance at 6 p m with speaker Harry W Colmery and others. reservations available through Legion office.
Mrs Gordon J Reed's liver and white Springer Spaniel Little Girl won best in match at the Ohio Valley English Spaniel Club C Specialty in Dayton. The dog, handled by Tom Reed, also took open class and best in match over 19 teapot spaniels and 26 class entries. Other winners included Field King, Beautiful Joe, Rufus the Red, Janie Joe, Eric's Dream Girl and Laird's Highland Ross in various classes.
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