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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
9
A freight derailment blocked a Nickel Plate line near CADIE Ohio. Authorities reported service disruption expected to be restored today with repairs underway on the affected track section. Local responders confirmed no injuries as crews worked through the derailed freight cars.
A scrambled OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows hints of a crossword with unclear clues and stray letters. The readable portion mentions a few partial words and numbers, suggesting a puzzle page but lacking cohesive clues or solution data.
Four persons receive promotions at Hospital Care Corp the Blue Cross plan for Southwestern Ohio L C Spinney named enrollment director Paul W Young becomes public relations director William T Cosgrove succeeds Spinney in enrollment Robert P Wiehe named billing section manager in membership services Spinney served as enrollment division manager before Army service in World War II Young previously public relations manager with Blue Cross since
Fragmentary OCR lists Don Reicreicerter Mrs Lemes Anderson Jona Debrozst Ropert Myers with no clear event or context. Readable bits suggest a local figure reel or notice but no dates places or actions. Further text needed for concrete headline and summary.
On this day in 1791 the US Army faced a major setback at Fort Washington as Little Turtle led an attack that killed about half of Gen Arthur St Clair's 1400 soldiers. Other entries note Washington joining the Masons, Gatling's patent, Rachmaninoff's US debut, Roosevelt signing arms embargo repeal, Eisenhower's elections and remarks, Rockefeller NY governor race, Nehru urging production during the Chinese border tensions.
In Tonawanda New York a minister says crank calls followed after he and about 20 white congregants painted over racial slurs Swastikas and a Star of David painted on the home of Harold and Mrs Amos in a largely white neighborhood The minister Rev Rounece said the act represented putting the Golden Rule into practice.
Miss Mary J. McCarthy 61 executive secretary of the Catholic Service Bureau dies Sunday in Cleveland. Services will be at St. Philomena Catholic Church in East Cleveland Thursday.
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