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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1951

Page

3

Five Women Join WAC WAF Training Beyond Weekend

Five young women from Middle town and Germantown depart before the weekend for WAC and WAF basic training. Two have already sworn in in Cincinnati, with DeWitt and Cox among the enlistees. WAF recruits head to Lackland AFB in San Antonio while the WAC group proceeds to Fort Lee Virginia for basic training. Sergeant Gregory notes open vacancies across services and outlines commission paths for women with degrees and experience.

Middletown Germantown WAC WAF Luther Gregory Army and Air Force South Canal St Juanita Cox Goldman Ave Lois DeWitt Cincinnati Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Ft. Lee Miss DeWitt Betty Wilson Highland St.ing Miss Cox Lillian Evans Omaha St Jean Lawson Gregory Air Force Women’s Army Corps

Cincinnati May Wind Up With Lot of Sister Cities

Cincinnati may wind up with several sister cities after Jewish Community Council proposed a compromise to the Munich plan. The Cincinnati Citizens Affiliation Program would avoid designating a single sister city and would not force acceptance of offered cities. State Department worries about a potential snub to Munich.

Cincinnati Jewish Community Council Munich State Department

Maple Festival Expected Visitors Fills Chardon Ohio

Chardon Geauga County hosts the Maple Festival drawing about 140000 visitors this weekend. Events include pancake and waffle sales, maple syrup displays, log chopping, sheep shearing, square dancing, and a wedding dress display dating to 1820. A golden wedding party marks couples wed 50 years.

Chardon Geauga County Ohio

State bans sales of seed company

Columbus AP The seed selling license of the M G Stoller Seed House and Elevator Company of Paulding has been suspended by State Agriculture Director H S Foust for failure to keep complete records and samples of farm seeds bought and sold. A hearing was held March 20. Testimony showed failure to keep records and samples of at least 500000 pounds of alfalfa seed from Arizona California New Mexico Texas and other states. Federal agents are checking possible violations of the Federal Seed Act.

Columbus M. G. Stoller Seed House and Elevator Company Paulding H. S. Foust Foust Ohio Faust Stoller Arizona California New Mexico Texas

Peron Decorates Atom Scientist With Medal

President Juan D. Peron decorated Ronald Richter, Austrian-born scientist, amid Argentine leadership, honoring his claimed discovery of a cheap atomic energy method with the Argentine Geld Medal of loyalty for services to the nation and the Peronist movement.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Ronald Richter Peron

Price charts and filing rules for OPS ceilings

Signature of an owner or officer is required on the List Date Pricing Chart to be filed with the Cincinnati district Office of Price Stabilization by April 30. Ben Stoner, OPS district director, explains Ceiling Price Regulation 7. Filed charts must be copied twice, one for OPS and one for the retailer for pricing under the regulation. Retailers may apply pricing provisions once the list date chart and base period report are filed.

Cincinnati Ben Stoner OPS

Death Verdict For Ohio Waitress Slayer

A Cleveland jury convicted Lon Stevenson, 1 year old by error in the text, of first degree murder in the November terminal basement killing of waitress Mrs. Pansy Love Whitley at the Greyhound bus terminal. The verdict carried a death-penalty requirement. Stevenson's lawyers sought further mental tests, contending insanity, and planned to appeal to Gov. Lauache.

Cleveland Lon Stevenson Austin Tex Pansy Love Whitley Stevenson Frank J. Lauache

Foe OKs Gambling As Fundraising Tool

Fraternal Order of Eagles president William H. Hornblower says gambling where legal is a fine way to raise money but opposes professional gambling. He spoke yesterday in Cleveland, noting support for lawful gambling as a fundraising method.

Cleveland William H. Hornblower Fraternal Order of Eagles San Francisco

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