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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1955

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Slaying and suicide shock Ohio family tragedy

A 40-year-old mother Thelma Krugel was slain in her home near Hamilton. Her husband Luther Krugel then shot himself as police moved to arrest him. The couple had domestic difficulties and a restraining order was issued. Nearby, Israel and Egypt reported clashes near Gaza with disputed casualties and a U N peace plan proposal.

Hamilton Here Thelma Krugel Luther Butler County Garet J. Boone Andy Guenther John Fritz Krugel Guenther Charles Reid Max Hunley Kruger

Sport Great Cy Young Dies At 88

Denton True Cy Young, Hall of Fame pitcher and one of baseballs all time greats, died at age 88 in Newcomerstown Ohio. He passed away quietly at home after a brief illness and remained active in baseball circles and youth development. Young pitched 22 major league seasons 906 games with 511 wins and three no hit no run games. He played for Cleveland St Louis and Boston.

Newcomerstown Ohio Denton True Cy) Young Young John Benedum Cincinnati Philadelphia Americans New York Americans Cleveland St. Louis Boston

Major Alley Faces Review Over POW Cooperation

Major Ronald E. Alley, a 35 year old artillery officer from Bar Harbor Maine, was sentenced by an Army court martial to 10 years hard labor for cooperating with the Communists while a prisoner of war in Korea. He was dismissed from service and forfeit all pay and allowances after a two day plea for mercy. Alley claimed in a unsworn statement that if guilty then most other prisoners at Camp No 5 shared the same. He was convicted of giving enemy military information urging peers to join in indoctrination programs.

FT. Meade Ronald E. Alley Korea Bar Harbor Maine Alley Camp No. 5

Governors consider favorite son bids in 1956 race

Wisconsin Governor Kohler says he may run as a favorite son if Eisenhower does not announce reelection plans by the March filing deadline. Illinois Governor Stratton backs a united delegation for Eisenhower if he runs. Ohio Governor Lausche discusses possible favorite son bid to keep Ohio free from political bosses and avoid extremes.

Kohler Governors’ Conference Highway Committee Wisconsin William G. Stratton Illinois Eisenhower Frank Lausche Ohio Adlai E. Stevenson Lausche Stevenson Adlai Stevenson Sen Kefauver D-Tenn Democratic Party

Snaggle-Toothed Cherubs Form Dental Club

Oklahoma City reports a new LaFayette Grade School club for second graders called the Snaggle-Toothed Cherub Club. Led by Mrs Grace Cochran the group teaches dental care and healthy eating as 39 pupils join as they lose teeth. Principal Wade Davenport praises the idea noting the kids' enthusiasm for school.

Oklahoma City LaFayette Grace Cochran Wade Davenport

Smoke Signals Still The Best

Mrs. Jimmie K. Lujan Navajo wife of a Walker AFB sergeant travels from Roswell to northwest Arizona to visit her father. A telegram she sent from Roswell is delivered at a trading post after difficult driving over reservation roads.

Roswell N. M Jimmie K. Lujan Walker Air Force Base Arizona

Man Dies in Headon Crash Near Mansfield

Max J. Enderle 38 of Galion dies in a two car head on collision on Ohio 30 seven miles west of Mansfield. He was driving at the time of the crash authorities report.

Mansfield Ohio Max J. Enderle Galion Ohio 30 Here

Duchess of Windsor Questions In Woodward Murder Case

Duchess of Windsor says she regarded the Woodwards as an ideal couple and was interviewed at Waldorf Towers by Nassau County officers after Mrs Woodward shot her husband in Oyster Bay. Detectives questioned about 20 of the 58 party guests amid tele phone call inquiries.

Mineola N. Y Duchess of Windsor Ann Woodward Oyster Bay Long Island Woodwards Woodward Waldorf Towers New York City Nassau County James Farrell William Garrett Stuyvesant Pinnell Nashua

Western Big Four seek all-German vote in 1956

The Big Four plan a three point reunification package for Germany to hold free secret ballots in September 1956 to elect an all-German National Assembly. A four power commission would draft nationwide election law and report by January 1957. The move aligns with a broader European security proposal.

Geneva Soviet Union V. M. Molotov Germany Bega

UN Leader Proposes Demilitarized Zone Solution

UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold directly seeks to resolve Israel Egypt border clashes by proposing Egypt withdraw from El Auja and a permanent demarcation line. He has U S Britain and France endorsement and consults with Burns amid Western powers weighing Security Council action.

el Sabha el Auja-Nizana el Auja Gaza U. N Israel Dag Hammarskjold New York Geneva Britain Swift London Washington U. S. State Department Egypt Beirut Desert Jerusalem Cairo Beersheba United Nations N.Y U.N Hammarskjold United States France E. L. M. Burns U.N. Palestine Holy Land Demilitarized Zone U.N. Security Council Hammarskjolds Council Middle East

Car Returns After Unplanned Trip Ends Marriage Quest

A man left Luttrell Auto Agency in Novata Oklahoma with a pickup for a test spin to decide on buying it. He did not return and the next day the truck borrower came back and then left in his own car. A company official said the aim was simply to see if he got married.

Novata Okla Luttrell Auto Agency Claremore

Political dope for city valley and state in Sunday's Journal

County and state political news lead as election day nears. The Miami Valley section outlines candidates issues and voting places. Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra opens 1955 56 season November 13 with programs and artists featured in three concerts.

Ournal Miami Valley Middletown

Weekend forecast brings light snow flurries to Miami Valley

Forecasters predict a cool pleasant weekend with a few light snow flurries today that will clear this afternoon. Clear and cold tonight with a low near 28. Saturday should bring increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with a mild high. Unofficially Thursday reached 40 at 1 pm and 30 at 6 am.

Miami Valey

Gable's Wife Loses Baby in Hollywood

Hollywood note reports Kay Williams Spreckels Gable miscarried a May due date after a flu illness left her weak. She was hospitalized at Hollywood Presbyterian and expected to return home soon. This would have been Clark Gable's first child with her. his fifth marriage. She has two children, Adolph Spreckels III and Joan Spreckels.

Hollywood Clark Gables Kay Williams Spreckels Gable Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital Adolph Spreckels III Joan Spreckels

Crash Kills 2 Men on Route 20 Near Norwalk

A two vehicle crash on U.S. Route 20 near Monroeville, Norwalk killed two Michigan men. Walter M. Egler, 41, of New Boston, and James T. Kemp, about 30, were identified only by a card from Ypsilanti State Hospital.

Norwalk Ohio Monroeville Michigan Walter M. Egler New Boston James T. Kemp Ypsilanti State Hospital

Suspected Executive Kills Self In Manchester Beach

William R. Turner 40, an advertising executive at Jet Spray Cooler Co. in Boston, killed himself at White Beach as a murder warrant was about to arrest him for the disappearance and suspected murder of Doris Hatch, 22, of Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania. The case linked Hatch to Turner's Cambridge Springs hardware store.

Manchester Mass Pennsylvania William R. Turner White Beach Boston Turner Doris Hatch Cambridge Springs Connecticut Miss Hatch Stafford Springs Conn Miss Hatchdi Jet Spray Cooler Co

Bride cries trigger police chase in Westerville Ohio

In Westerville Ohio a bride cried for help prompting police to scour several Ohio areas after her husband an Otterbein College student did not return home. Police say the transmitter may have been activated from the station building where the cries were heard by firemen on the second floor. The couple was reunited at an all night service station as police and fire crews assisted.

Westerville Ohio Robert W. Dahlke Westerville Police and Firemen’s Head Dahlke

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