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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1952
Page
11
Army officials acknowledge criticisms of U S tank programs but argue that limited funding since Korea still yielded capable results. They highlight the M 47 Patton and T 41 Walker Bulldog as faster production efforts with advanced features, and note Russian designs likely remain ahead unseen.
Parents of cerebral palsied children in Middletown and Hamilton formed the United Cerebral Palsy of Butler County and will affiliate with the national body. Elected president is Mrs. Howard Haskins, with Harold Joiner as treasurer and other officers including Catherine Hillard and Kath leen Weatherwax. The first meeting is set for June 23 at the Hamilton YMCA, inviting all families and friends.
The National Association of Manufacturers opposes Senator Morse s bill for emergency seizure of strike threatened vital industries calling it compulsory arbitration Ira Mosher former NAM president testified the seizure is a dangerous expedient not fit for national emergency strikes The bill follows President Truman s steel industry takeover last month as hearings continue The American Federation of Labor also opposes the measure which would allow seizure with congressional veto and limits
Army officials report problems cleared in M-47 T-41 production with July and January completion targets. At least one contract exists for 1,000 T-41s while a 3,000 total plan may be cut to 300 in the year starting July. Introduction of the T-43 heavy tank and other designs follows with comparisons to Allied machines.
In Detroit about 300 AFL Teamsters Local 337 truckers blocked the Union Produce Terminal to protest Office of Price Stabilization price ceilings on potatoes. They accuse ceilings of creating a black market and aim to sway public opinion while risking spoilage of fresh shipments.
Ralph Knight reports the National YMCA Council approved removing the word male from membership qualifications to make the council more representative of local association memberships. The change, reflecting about 15 percent female local membership, does not affect local organizations.
Kelsey Murphy, 61, of Oneida, was treated at Middletown Hospital after a Saturday night crash at Yankee Road and Wanetta Street. Murphy suffered head and elbow injuries when his motorbike was struck by a car driven by Donald Sanderson, 20, of Yankee Road, as deputy Loren Gustin reported.
Twenty three defendants indicted by the grand jury were to appear in Butler County Common Pleas Court today to enter pleas. The docket is one of the smallest in county history with trials likely after 2 p.m. First trials are expected in early June. Names include Harold McQueen and Floyd Bay among others in various charges.
Ohio State University scored 90 points to win first place in the Grand Rapids Invitational Pegatta at Reed's Lake. The two day event concluded Sunday with the Buckeyes taking the top spot.
Kent O.P. Western Michigan claimed the Mid American Conference tennis title with 14 points. Three of four singles players and one of two doubles teams remained undefeated in the match.
Ferran of Massillon Ohio finished second with 98 of 100 targets in Class B at the third annual Kentucky Blue Grass skeet shoot held Saturday in Louisville.
The 100 mile Grand National Stock Car Races were postponed to next Sunday at Fort Miami track in Toledo Ohio. About 40 drivers gathered Sunday before rain forced the delay.
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