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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1954
Page
3
Cpl. Duke Girton of the Ohio State Patrol warned yesterday that unsafe cars threaten public safety. He urged drivers to perform regular thorough checks and have vehicles inspected by a qualified mechanic, focusing on headlights brakes tires steering wipers exhaust glass and mirrors.
Mary Lou Wilson filed a supplemental petition in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio case 69597 seeking divorce from William Edgar Wilson on grounds of extreme cruelty. The defendant must answer by June 5 1954 or the petition will be granted as prayed. JOSEPH T KIEP Clerk Norman G Grevey Deputy H Taylor Attorney April 26 May 3 10 17 24 3)
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Akron businessmen prepare bids for four to five war plants built by the U S government at nearly 500 million dollars. Congress will review offers before sale, with debates expected on price, private monopoly, and postwar ownership as industry seeks to end government control.
Milwaukee Sen. Alexander Wiley received unanimous support from the Young Democrats for his defense policy work. Democrats credit him with enabling the St. Lawrence Seaway passage and backing synthetic rubber production amid the Indochina crisis, while Republicans opposed the Bricker amendment.
Health authorities in Washington DC ban nearly all foods including fish fruits and vegetables for three months amid fears of a cholera outbreak in 1832. The move reflects urgent public health measures and widespread concern in the capital.
In Hartford Connecticut an oral surgeon at St. Francis Hospital extracted the only two teeth a patient had in her life. The baby, born just last Thursday, squirmed and cried through the removal of the two teeth.
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