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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1952
Page
3
A disturbing report describes flour used in a gypsy wedding cake being mixed with blood drawn from the wrists of the bride and groom. Details on location or authorities are not provided in the fragment.
Brig. Gen. Bonner Fellers says a intercepted Communists message showed Korea at a tipping point. He claims MacArthur proposed cease fire after noting enemy losses and need for air power. Truman ousted MacArthur for advocating a tougher war, spokesman says neither man saw the speech.
Mrs. Margaret Walker, 28, gave Harry Walker a special gift on Mother's Day by presenting him with triplets two girls and a boy. The couple already has a two year old daughter. The report notes another fact about memorials in a London chapel.
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Warren County Dairy Service Unit reports about three percent of local dairy cows now in production testing. Two methods offered DHI A and Owner-Sampler with 13 herds in DHI A and one in Owner-Sampler, 15 more to join soon. Testing, under Extension Service Ohio State University, aims to show cows’ productive ability to select profitable stock and cull underperformers. The central lab is directed by Sam Dalton. Call and Bob Lambert oversee testing in Warren County.
In Panama both major candidates claimed victory as counting began after an election marked by scattered violence and fraud accusations. Government candidate Remon said victory is an accomplished fact while opponent Chiari urged civil resistance if attempts were made to steal the election. Counting was expected to be lengthy with 347,297 eligible voters and ballots from nine provinces to be forwarded to the National Election Board.
Senator Ellender of Louisiana said he hopes public hearings will end soon as the Senate Agriculture Committee nears a windup of its five month probe into the Agriculture Department. He aims to close Thursday with testimony from Secretary Brannan who has faced charges of a coverup, raised by Senator Aiken.
Idaho’s first permanent irrigation system consisted of a four mile long canal at Franklin, constructed by Mormon pioneers.
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