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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1948
Page
9
Sulsted Bakery owner Al Esselman announces an open house tomorrow at 1728 Central Ave. The public will get a behind the scenes look at new equipment and the baking process. Esselman, a Great Lakes pastry school graduate and former submariner baker, also unveils a house-to-house delivery fleet.
J Kingsley Widmer a 23 year old Minneapolis University of Minnesota student and war veteran faced eight months in a federal reformatory for refusing to register for the draft. He argued the Army is not a Democratic institution. The judge noted his ten months overseas would have exempted him from service but said no alternative remained.
In New Orleans AP, Rev. Peter F. Quinn of Holy Name of Mary Church warned that chaotic social conditions make it hard for a businessman to reach heaven. He urged honesty and fair dealing, noting corruption in business rivals politics and calling for decent wages and fair prices.
Plans for next summer's camp were discussed at a meeting of the Order of the Arrow in the Civic Association auditorium. George Harvey, lodge advisor, said the meeting was attended by 25 members from across the council. Allan Vandervort led as lodge chief with tryouts for an Indian dance team and a 50 50 dance announced for early December.
Two granddaughters not named in the $600,000 will of Mrs. Anna A. Frank challenged the decree in court today. Mrs. Frank, widow of a founder of Weirton Steel, argued her son’s daughters were already provided for by his death. The bulk of the estate being left to a daughter, Mrs. Florence Fay of Steubenville, and Mrs. Ray's children.
A dense clipped puzzle page lists clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical grids. Entries touch on numbers, ancient names, chemical symbols, and common terms, with several fragment words like leprosy ven tilates and electric units hinting at a recurring crossword style.
AP report recounts 1918 collapse of the German monarchy and the Kaiser’s exile to Doorn. It tracks the Hohenzollern family’s fate through deaths, jail, and quiet lives in postwar Germany and abroad, naming princes Adalbert Joachim Oskar August Wilhelm and Louis Ferdinand, among others, with lives shaped by war and denazification.
David P. Taranow, 24, condemned slayer, was executed in the electric chair after a prison wedding to Stella Noto. The ceremony occurred in Broadmeadows prison, Bellefonte, with a guard-justice of the peace performing. Taranow’s parents and his nine month old daughter witnessed as he faced the chair, ending a bizarre honeymoon.
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