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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1956
Page
9
Portsmouth Ohio moves to revoke the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co franchise and install a new carrier after a lengthy strike. A public hearing and legislative actions are planned as talks stalled over union shop and supervisor classifications.
U S Senator George H Bender running for re election attacked Governor Frank Lausches response to the southern Ohio telephone strike He said Lausche wants a special session to pass a law barring strikes against utilities and arbitration The senator argued such a law would conflict with the National Labor Relations Act per a Supreme Court decision from five years earlier He focused most of his television address on the strike.
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case results claim complete relief and offers a money back guarantee from Ree U. S Pet Ort.
A brief notice profiles a graduate who earned degrees from Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati, noting educational achievements and regional ties.
Florida Sheriff director Don McLeod said there will be more arrests in the Jesse Woods kidnapping and flogging case after Woods, a 39 year old Black man, was jailed at Raiford following a claim he made after being abducted from Wildwood jail on October 2. Two white men face kidnapping charges. Woods was beaten at a lakeside site near Wildwood then fled to Andalusia Alabama where the FBI located him. McLeod declined to disclose how many more arrests are likely and Woods’ statement will not be released.
Five killed in a two car collision on a fog shrouded stretch of Ohio 4 near Chatfield in Crawford County. A light plane crashed near Norwalk during a forced landing, pilot killed. AP tally shows 15 violent deaths in the period, including a Columbus infant strangled by a bed frame.
Washington reports the Public Roads Bureau announced plans to award bids on 38.705 million dollars worth of highway projects in Ohio under the federal highway construction program. The notice notes a fatal auto crash involving Peter John Shook and Esther Ruth Shook near Wilmington, with Judy Dell Sutton among the involved local residents.
In New York a large, somber funeral march drew thousands of Hungarian Americans to Park Avenue, protesting the anti Soviet revolt deaths. The crowd chanted butchers of Budapest and Russians go home as they approached the Russian United Nations delegation building.
The United States Navy completed its first hand propelled submarine in 1897, marking an early milestone in undersea propulsion and naval engineering. The vehicle demonstrated manual propulsion techniques preceding later powered classes.
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