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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1950

Page

15

McClure Heads To Chair Tonight In Slaying Case

Theodore Roosevelt McClure Jr was set to be executed for the 1947 murder of Cleveland grocer Nicola Lupo after Gov Lausche refused a second reprieve. A lie detector test concluded he lied about the killing, and new last meals were planned as the case moved toward the court of last resort review. A separate Cincinnati terminal verdict awarded Arthur B Johnson $25,000 in a yard accident suit.

Columbus Theodore Roosevelt McClure, Jr Cleveland Frank J. Lausche Court of Last Resort McClure Nicola Lupo Theodore Roosevelt McClure Cincinnati Arthur B. Johnson Common Pleas Court

Community group schedules for Lemon Township

City Briefs list a string of meetings for clubs and organizations across Lemon Township. Meetings include the Board of Education at Monroe School, Knights of St John, Fraternal Order of Police, Lions Kiwanis at Manchester Hotel, Armco Employees Federation, American Legion auxiliary, Moose Lodge, Toastmasters, Odd Fellows, Jr OUAM, 2786th Infantry Regiment training at the American Legion Armory, Middletown Board of Education, Elks Lodge, Dixie Heights Improvement League, Trades and Labor Council, Kiwanis Board, East End Improvement Association, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Memorial Day Committee, I Am An American Day committee, all with scheduled times in the evenings and at local venues.

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Showers Forecast Cool Weather Into Thursday

The forecast calls for showers or plans to showers tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with a low of 42 to 50 degrees. Thursday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of rain. Yesterday's temperatures ranged from a low of 54 degrees at 1:30 a.m. to 82 degrees by noon. The low today was 52 degrees at 8 p.m. and rose only two degrees by 9:30 a.m.

Oberlin and Case Plan Joint BA and Engineering Degrees

Oberlin College and Case Institute of Technology announce a joint plan enabling engineering students to earn both BA and engineering degrees. Students study three years at Oberlin and two at Case, with the program to begin next fall.

Cleveland Oberlin College Case Institute of Technology Oberlin

Carriers to Meet at Trades and Labor Council Hall

The carrier group will gather at 8 p.m. at the Trades and Labor Council Hall for a scheduled meeting.

Ter Trades and Labor Council

Christ Hospital Plans Addition to Cincinnati Facility

Alfred K. Nippert, chairman of Christ Hospital's board, disclosed plans for a 10 story addition costing 2 500 000. The four year program begins this year with a cafeteria expansion kitchen and clinic upgrades. The wing will raise available beds from 432 to a higher total.

Cincinnati Christ Hospital Alfred K. Nippert

Hamilton Water Shortage Seen

Mayor William Beckett warned of a serious Hamilton water shortage unless the proposed $1 million plan to connect the Wright plant well field to the city system proceeds. He cited rising demand, aging softening facilities, and urged financing through water rates to fund land, wells, mains, and purification plants to ensure softened water and lower home costs.

Hamilton Wright Plant William Beckett

Middletown Planning Report Outlines City Growth Issues

Civitan Club heard Middletown planning official L Segoe report from Cincinnati on city growth and aging infrastructure. Miller noted population rose from 4500 to 30000 by 1940 and to about 40000 including outlying areas, with sewer, street, and parking challenges ahead.

Middletown Segee Miller Ohio Amagen Citi

Miller outlines needed cleanup and costs for progress

Miller asserted adequate funding and cleaning are required to fix problems. He warned reforms will take time and spend money. Introduced by program chairman Allen Jones, the meeting noted 1960 fluorine installation will occur next.

Miller Allen Jones

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