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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1953

Page

10

Prices Move In Two Way Street As Markets Adjust

Business conditions shift as buyers and sellers react. Stocks rise for the year while corporate bonds lag on fears yields are too low. Treasury debt yields hit new highs and mortgage money tightens as starts lag. Commodities rise broadly, milk and potatoes soften. Beef remains plentiful while pork tightens. Gasoline up in parts of Florida, fuel oil cut in Gulf ports. Rubber gains, tires eyed with new lower priced lines. Steel prices rise as International Harvester trims truck prices to win market share. Clothing and shoe costs may rise come fall.

Sam Dawson New York U. S. Treasury Treasury Florida Gulf of Mexico Singapore London Akron U. S International Harvester

Meat Dealer Sues Bank In Gambling Case

Cleveland based wholesale meat dealer Frank D. Lazzaro sues Central National Bank for 350000 in libel and slander alleging the bank disseminated false statements that he borrowed 10000 to cover gambling debts. O A Kuhl Jr named. probe linked to Euclid Ave Bridge and Whist Club.

Cleveland Frank D. Lazzaro Central National Bank Today Lazzaro Euclid Ave O. A. Kuhl Jr Birkett L. Williams Azzaro Frank D. Lazzaro Jr

Ohioan urges dairy aid for South Korean troops

Rep Bow of Ohio asks President Eisenhower to consider giving surplus dairy products to South Korea for its troops. He states the South Korean soldiers’ diet is near starvation and argues dairy surpluses could raise their nutrition and morale.

Washington Rep Bow Ohio Eisenhower Ohioan

Dobrozsi Couple to Mark Golden Anniversary Open House

Mr and Mrs John Dobrozsi of 2304 Hill Ave host an open house from 2 to 5 p m Sunday at Knights of Columbus auditorium. They moved to Middletown in 1923 from Colgate Okla to enter the grocery business and were married in Hungary May 11 1903.

John Dobrozsi Hill Ave Knights of Columbus Dobrozsi Middletown Colgate Okla Hungary Bertha Takacs Frank Takacs United States Oklahoma Frank Garfield St Bertha D'Varga Garfield Anna Pallo St. John Church K of C

Legal Notice for Divorce in Butler County Ohio

Bud Deaton of Newport Kentucky and Sarah Smith of 120 East Fourth Street Newport Kentucky face a divorce petition filed March 28 1953 in Commonwealth Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case No 69043 claiming gross neglect habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty. Respondent must answer by May 9 1953 or petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep Deputy Norman G. Grevey. Attorney Thomas H. Stubbs. Publication dates April 18 15 22 29 May 6.

Bud Deaton Sarah Smith East Fourth Street Newport Kentucky Dick Deaton Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio Joseph T. Kiep Norman G. Grevey Thomas H. Stubbs

Highway Plans Depend on Voter Bond Vote in Ohio

Ohio voters face a $750 million highway bond issue to fund a decade of road building. If approved, the Department of Highways plans could surge with $100 million in six to eight months, then slow as long-range plans take shape. Even with bonds, four-lane perfection is unlikely. many spots require two-lane or 24-foot highways. Federal matching money remains limited, and major city programs push costs well above $61 million state share.

Art Parks Columbus O.P State Highway Department Ohio John J. Heier Highway Department Cleveland Lumbus Cincinnati Toledo Dayton Akron

Ohio Retail Sales Up Eight Percent in First Quarter

Columbus report from the Ohio University Bureau of Business Research shows first quarter sales at Ohio retailers eight percent higher than 1952. March sales rose ten percent over March 1952, indicating sustained retail momentum.

Columbus Ohio University Bureau of Business Research Ohio

Early inventor credits for gasoline motor car

A note on early attribution assigns credit for the gasoline powered car to Siegfried Markus, a German, who in 1875 built a crude machine that actually ran.

Siegfried Markus

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