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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1957
Page
4
The Ohio Department of Highways moves to end reliance on Kentucky Rock Asphalt Co for materials used to de slick wet roads. It spends millions annually correcting slick stretches and will study alternate de slicking methods to spur competition and diversify supplies.
Marion Ohio veteran Arnold D Swartz says World War II K-9 Corps handlers will hold their first reunion March 30 31 in Chicago in conjunction with the International Kennel Club Show Swartz a former sergeant and now Marion engineer department employee announced the gathering expects former war dog trainers to attend.
Ohio voters approved 211 school bond issues totaling 134 million dollars and 702 special school tax levies in 1956. Of 728 proposals in 673 districts, 161 of 189 local district bond issues passed, with two city district bond issues and one exempted village issue failing.
Indian Atomic Energy Department sources say huge deposits of radioactive material in milk cream rise to the top of bottles in northeast India. The report notes progress in mineral discoveries tied to the cream layer and calls the finding significant for regional research.
A 90 foot three masted wooden replica of the Mayflower, built in Britain, readies to sail from Plymouth England to New England. Commander Alan J Villiers leads a 30 man crew aiming to deliver the vessel to Plimoth Plantation in Massachusetts, with a museum purpose and Anglo American ties to last centuries.
Dr. Pearce Bailey describes temporal lobe epilepsy as a major, patients often misbehave during seizures and amnesia follows. Henri Gastaut agrees Vincent van Gogh likely suffered temporal seizures including the famous Christmas night ear injury.
Denver Powell, 46, faces a new trial after a 1949 slaying of a delicatessen operator in Cincinnati. A Criminal Court jury found him guilty of first degree murder in John Schrecks death, recommended mercy, and mandated a life term. A prior Powell trial ended in mistrial due to a juror illness.
Cincinnati police and federal narcotics officers arrested three Chicago men Reginald Raymond 26 Jesse Williams 39 and Mrs W B King 24 shortly after their arrival here Friday denying a plan to set up heroin peddling operation. Officers found 543 capsules of heroin 43 in Mrs King s sweater and 500 in a hotel room.
A centralized real estate section has been formed within the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The unit will handle land acquisition, leases with outside parties, administration of easements on department land, and other matters related to ownership by the department.
About 150 United Steel Workers members walked out Saturday in a dispute over a union shop clause in the first contract negotiations with Cincinnati Gear Co.
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