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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

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Fenwick Seniors Win Top Sebald Award Prizes

Marilyn E Potter and Willie N Clements Jr win $400 Sebald Self-Reliance prizes at a 1955 ceremony. Norma J Carter and Donald R Bush win $200 each, Carol L Enright and Richard J Hogan win $100, and Marcia A Foll mer and Thomas L Kemp win $50. Sixteen finalists receive pins.

Fenwick Sebald Marilyn E. Potter Willie N. Clements Jr Norma J. Carter Donald R. Bush Middletown High School Carol L. Enright Richard J. Hogan Lemon-Monroe Marcia A. Follmer Thomas L. Kemp Middletown Marilyn A. Fiessinger Joann G. Johnson Charlotte Kramer Deanna S. Lambert Joan E. Morris Rose E. Mulligan Carolyn A. Murphy Barbara J. Ross Lemon-Monrove Charles Daly Robert Jones Joseph Mulligan John V. McKinney Reed L. Musgrave Thomas S. Osuist Anthony Rogers Lyle D. Short Willie N. Clements Marilyn Potter Fenwick High School Armco W. W. Sebald Journal Weith

Crustaceology Clinches It In National Spelling Bee

Sandy Sloss 13 of Granite City Ill wins the national spelling bee after outspelling 61 rivals in a keenly contested event sponsored by Scripps-Howard and partner papers. She clinches with crustaceology after Jean Copeland mis spells abbacy, with Naomi Klein third. Prize includes 500 dollars, a trophy, and a trip to New York.

Washington Sandra Sandy) Sloss Granite City St. Joseph's School Scripps-Howard Jean Copeland Prescott Ariz Jean New York Naomi Klein Brooklyn William Kelley Kennett, Mo

Violence Mounts in Casablanca During Ramadan Ending

In Casablanca Moroccan unrest grows as Ramadan nears end. A Moroccan died in shootings. an European was killed at Oujda. Police boosted patrols as demonstrators stoned buses and sabotaged rail signals. Shops closed, merchants’ stocks seized, and nationalist pamphlets urged a weekend shop strike through May 26.

Casablanca Morocco Ramadan Oujda

Weather turns cloudy with showers forecast

The forecast notes clouds rolling in today and increasing chances of scattered showers tomorrow. Warmer notably, with yesterday’s high at 87 and a overnight low around 62 expected again. A slight break is anticipated Sunday with more clouds.

McClellan vows probe into graft nest in armed services

Senate Investigations subcommittee will expose higher-ups it says have fattened on contracts with the armed forces. Testimony shows possible payoffs and gifts flow to inspectors and procurement staff. Key figures include Joseph G. Porreca and Marvin Rubin, with Rubin denying payoffs while acknowledging a freezer was sent to Porreca. Porreca admits lying under oath and disputes gift claims amid tensions in the Puerto Rico factory case.

Washington Sen McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations Army Joseph G. Porreca Clifton N.J Porreca Marvin Rubin Rubin Sen. Bender Ohio Armed Services Bender Bonita Originals, Inc Quartermaster General Puerto Rico The New York Feather Co Louis Alperstein Alperstein

Woman 21 Fatally Hurt In Painesville Highway Crash

Anne P Bacon 21 of Watertown South Carolina died when the car she rode in left Ohio 86 five miles south of Painesville early today. Five others were injured and taken to Lake County Hospital.

Painesville Ohio Anne P. Bacon Watertown S. C Eee Highway Patrol Lake County Orial Hospital

Time Poor To Cut Aid George Says

Senator George of Georgia warned it would be fatal to choke off foreign aid as a Big Four conference nears and tensions ease. He urged continuing aid, stressing economic assistance, and suggested the Senate group may approve a 3.4 billion aid bill in current form, with Knowland doubting major cuts.

Washington Sen. George D-Ga United States George Eisenhower Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Knowland Calif

Jacksonville Bank Robbed of 85 000 to 90 000 Dollars

Four armed white men abducted Jacksonville First National Bank official Jesse N Wood from his home and forced him to the bank, where employees were tied up and the vault opened. They escaped with 85 000 to 90 000 dollars in a bank car, aided by insurance covering the loss. Wood later freed his family and called police.

Jacksonville Ala First National Bank of Jesse N. Wood Wood Diane Elaine Dan W. Gray

Senate Debates Higher Federal Highway Spending Plan

Senator Gore proposes a five year program to boost federal highway outlays to 17.941 billion for interstate primary secondary and urban systems doubling the first year and tripling by years four and five. The Eisenhower plan would spend 38 billion over ten years with most for the interstate.

Joe Hall Washington Senate Eisenhower Lyndon B.johnson D-Tex Sen. Gore D-Tenn Sen Byrd D-Va Federal Highway Corporation Gore

Opinions Jumbled On Red Air Power

Washington reports show a clash of views on Soviet air power after a Pentagon statement. Brig. Gen. Woodbury Burgess, cited as saying Russia matches or exceeds U S air strength, disputed by Air Chief Gen. Nathan Twining. Officials and senators weigh motives behind the release as questions arise about Soviet capabilities and defense funding.

Senate William F. Knowland Nathan Twining U.S. Air Force Harold E. Talbott Air Chiefs Senate Appropriations Committee Washington Talbott United States Russia Avassialid Air Force Eisenhower Woodbury M. Burgess Continental Air Defense Command Selfridge Field Mich U.S Sen. Symington DMO Nathan F. Twining Burgess Ground Observer Corps Twining Appropriations Defense Department Security Review Sen. Chavez D-Nm Pentagon Moscow Congress Harold Talbott Lon- 4 Sen. George D-Ga

Strand Theater Flood Victim in Trinidad Colorado

Flooding hits Trinidad Colorado with Strand Theater among victims. The current film showing is On the Waterfront.

Trinidad Colo Colorado Strand Theater

Red China Braced With 800 Planes

Formosa news conference by Gen. Wang Shu ming reports 800 Communist combat planes within 600 miles of Formosa including MIG15S MIG17s TU2 and IL28 bombers base cities Shanghai and Nanking in range to hit Okinawa and the Philippines. He notes four new airfields and improved mainland bases opposite Formosa. Large scale air raid drills conducted across Formosa and Pescadores. weather disrupted a scheduled paratroop assault. defenders declared winners as top officials observed.

Spencer Moosa Taipei Formosa China Air Force Today Tiger Wang Shu-ming Okinawa Philippines Wang Southeast Asia

Uncertainty Over Polio Vaccine Delays Continue

Washington AP reports ongoing uncertainty over polio vaccination rollout as embargoed Salk vaccine batches await further study. A health service spokesman warned releases likely won’t occur before next week while discussions on dosage and distribution powers proceed.

Washington Public Health Service The Health Service Neare Bethesda National Conference of State Epidemiologists Atelanta Sen. Hill D-Ala Senate Labor Committee Hobby Elmer Hess Erie American Medical Assn Atlantic City N.J University of Pittsburgh Jonas E. Salk Salk

Enough Vaccine Seen By June 30

NEW YORK The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has informed health officers in every state that it believes enough Salk vaccine will be available for second inoculations by June 30 if released by federal authorities. Since most schools will be closed at that time, states were urged to formulate plans to meet this eventuality.

New York National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

Sunday Journal preview highlights Rt 73 upgrades and local features

The Sunday Journal spotlights early progress on Rt 73 widening between Middletown and Franklin to a four lane highway. It previews a photo feature on battered rural mailboxes to be refreshed at the post office and celebrates Big John Winkelman retiring after 50 years of teaching as Middletown High graduates near graduation in a week.

Clements 18Th Ave Fenwick Rt. 73 Middletown Franklin The Sunday Journal Big John J. F. Winkelman Mr. Winkelman Middletown High School Ares Mhs

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