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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1966

Page

6

Once A Year Irish Shillelagh Returns To City

In Middletown a 125 year old shillelagh with Cork origin travels from a discarded cane to postmaster Frank Dobrozsi. Paul Flischer, a postal clerk, learned its history linking to Paul Sullivan whose uncle brought it to America. It will swing again on St Patrick’s Day.

St. Patrick Shillelagh Middletown Frank Dobrozsi County Cork Paul Flischer Dobrozsi America Paul Sullivan Sullivan Flischer St. Pat’s

Castro Loyalist Ameijeiras Fired From Post In Cuba Shakeup

Maj. Efi genio Ameijeiras, a famed Castro ally, was ousted as armed forces vice minister and expelled from the Communist Party central committee. He and dozens were arrested in a crackdown on immoral revolutionaries tied to former Maj. Rosendo Cabelas, who was jailed for plotting to assassinate Castro. Ameijeiras denied knowledge of the plot but faces military trial for irresponsible conduct.

Havana Efigenio Ameijeiras Fidel Castro Armed Forces Cuban Communist Party Central Committee Ameireiras Castro Fulgencio Battista Ameijeiras Roslando Cabelas Cabelas

High Taxes Road name sparks petition in Clinton

Thirty homeowners in Clinton petition to rename High Taxes Road claiming the name ridicules residents and depresses property values. First Selectman George Kinsley notes the name originated when a developer was upset with town cost sharing for the street.

Clinton, Conn First Selectman George Kinsley

Dubinsky Leaves ILGWU With 500 Million Knippel Tone

David Dubinsky, 74, retires as ILGWU president after 34 years, claiming the union owes him a $500 million knippel. He explains knipper is money saved for hard times and jokes about handkerchief knots to Meany. He will stay on as AFL CIO vice president and Liberal party vice chair.

New York David Dubinsky Garment Workers Union Dubinsky Grant Knipper International Ladies Garment Workers Union Knippers Afl-Cio Executive Council George Meany Afl-Cio New York City Liberal Party Franklin D. Roosevelt John F. Kennedy ILGWU

Arm Thawed After Tractor Freeze In Ohio Farm Incident

Howard Kramer, 54, of Marion Ohio, suffered his right arm freezing solid after clothing tangled in a tractor on January 8. Doctors at Marion General Hospital used a thermal machine to gradually restore heat over three days. while full recovery is unlikely, no tissue damage or amputation is anticipated, and the arm should be usable again though not yet normal.

Marion, Ohio Howard Kramer Kramer Milton F. Axthelm Axthelm Caledonia Marion General Hospital

Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court Include Four Debtors

In a U S District Court filing in Cincinnati, Grant O Martin of Middletown a truck driver shows debts of 2347 dollars with 200 assets. Larry A Frame of Trenton a welder lists debts of 20537 dollars with 105 assets.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati Grant O. Martin Middletown Larry A. Frame Trenton

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