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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1953
Page
39
Householders are advised to plan carefully before building an outdoor fireplace. Consider location relative to the house and prevailing winds, select durable materials, ensure a solid frostproof foundation with a wider slab and a 5 inch rubble sub‑base, elevate the hearth, seal joints, and shield from drafts. Dampers are useless and a wide ample flue is essential.
Meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday include Industrial Council at noon and Executive Committee of the American Legion at 8 p.m. at Legion Home. Tuesday features Civitan and Rotary at noon, Middletown Sertoma at 6 30 p.m., North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p.m., Mayfield Fire Department at 7 30 p.m., Battery A 180 AAA Battalion at 7 45 p.m. at Armory, SPEBSQSA at 8 p.m. at Legion Home, and FOE Lodge at 8 p.m. at the hall.
The piece analyzes how surplus money kept rates low and fueled inflation, arguing artificial low rates spurred expansion and later demand risk. It notes the Fed’s shift postwar, government borrowing, and price stability during a tightening money supply as the administration steps into a tight credit environment.
Adm. Arthur William Radford, named next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is described as a disciplined, methodical naval aviator and professional student of warfare. The profile recalls his Pacific command, stance on strong U. S. naval power in Asia, and career from Annapolis to Pearl Harbor, noting his austere demeanor and affectionate nickname Raddy.
Case Tech announced one of 15 students in an ROTC exam cribbing probe had been suspended indefinitely. Dean Newhouse said 13 others failed the test while one student was ill and not questioned. Col Ebert said an officer would cooperate in the investigation. one student admitted paying a servant $5 and $25 for second answers.
The estate of Thomas Sullivan of Middletown died March 20 and is valued at $23 483.54 with Charles Kramer named executor. The Walter Wilburn estate, Middletown, valued at $13 846.83, decedent died March 18, with The First National Bank as executor. Effie Van Kirk of Middletown left an estate worth $23 800 per Probate Court appraisements.
Opal Crain and Bernard S Hughes sued for neglect and cruelty with spouses Harris Crain and Evelyn Lee Hughes. Russell Hood sued Ruby Hood for neglect. Anna Caldwell sued Roy Caldwell and Alice Piersall sued Elmer Piersall at 1414 Fairmount Ave for neglect and cruelty.
Crow Tribal Council chairman Robert Yellowtail announced to the Senate Appropriations Committee that he would run for U S senator from Montana next year. He opposed funding for the Yellowtail Dam while expressing confidence he could defeat Senator Murray when his term ends. He told lawmakers, I may be sitting here along with you.
The Navy examines using ultrasonic energy to prep teeth for fillings instead of drills. Early animal tests with two dogs showed promise, but extensive animal trials are needed before human dentistry use can be considered. Ultrasonics, already used in medicine, require further evidence of safety and efficacy. Mayo Foundation researchers cautioned against indiscriminate use when discussing such devices.
Titian, famed as Venice’s master painter, kept a cluster of grapes in his studio as a model of beauty of form and line, illustrating how simple fruits inspired enduring artistic ideals.
Henry Pree discusses azaleas worth planting beyond common evergreens. Highlights azalea macronulatum and schlippenbachs, mollis Chinese varieties, and hardier Hinodigiri Sedifolia alba. Provides soil, sun, and watering guidelines, planting tips, and examples of attractive evergreen azaleas for foundation, border, or lawn display. Includes quick Q A on chrysanthemums and aluminum sulfate use for gardening.
Charles A. Lagedrost of Hamilton Route 4 is named in a neglect action involving Rachel J. Lagedrost of Reading. Dora H. Goodman of Hamilton Route 8 is cited in a separate neglect case with Benny C. Goodman of Hamilton. Muriel Schramm of Hamilton notes neglect connected to Arthur L. Schroder.
Chicago officer James Feehery ordered Stanley Mandjack 29 to move a double parked car. Mandjack argued and was jailed after a routine check showed he had 20 outstanding traffic violation summonses. Feehery said staying quiet would have avoided the arrest.
The record notes that annual US deaths surpassed 1.5 million only twice, during the World War II years. It identifies 1944 as one peak year and indicates a second related year, signaling a historical health and wartime impact comparison.
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