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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
2
Report notes passengers were on the ceiling during a turbulent flight as the plane broke apart from damage. Officials caution that details remain uncertain while investigators search for the cause and any fatalities.
Cleveland AP report of a Northern Ohio Council meeting where Dr. Joachim Prins warned of a Soviet policy toward Jews in Russia. He urged action by world opinion or governments to prevent what he described as cultural and religious suppression and possible extinction of Jewish life in Russia. The remarks touched on Vatican relations and calls for Catholics to address views blamed on Christ’s death.
In Dayton Ohio AP report Marvin ee Oe ae of Miami Valley juries received tender in a traffic accident in western Clinton County.
A shopper notes cool breezes cue a wardrobe rethink. She previews Carlye cranberry red dress, Jacquelines shoes, Signaretti jewelry, Verdi bag and Irene salon hair styling, highlighting quality pieces from Carlye, Jacquelines, Shinn’s Luggage, McAlpin’s and Jane Shilton.
A 14 year old girl at the hospital is undergoing surgery to remove a tumor. Doctors warn the procedure may take several hours and could require removing her entire leg. The operation offers a one in five chance of full recovery, with less radical surgery giving about five to ten percent. Dr. F A Simeone announces the alternative will be explored today.
A report outlines the annealing of sheet steel to be described by Jom, detailing the process steps and practical applications for engineers attending the session.
State patrolmen arrested Julius Denny 27 of Waynesville Rt 4 for a violation. William Osborn of Hubbard Street reported a battery theft from his garage worth 30 dollars. An aerial was snapped from an auto owned by Garwood Lovelace Saturday night. A purse with 2 dollars and glasses valued 40 dollars was stolen from a Middletown High room. the purse belonged to Mrs. Greico a Cincinnati pianist in a concert at the high school.
John Allen formerly of Middletown died at 7 30 am Friday eight. Surviving are daughter Johnetta Allen at home a stepson from Powell town. Services 11 am Wednesday at Second Baptist Church Maywood Illinois Arrangements by A A Reiner Son Funeral Home Maywood. Jewell Wallace Fort Walton Beach Detroit and Geraldine Momas Fenton Missouri also noted with 2 pm service at Oleaeeee Home and Woodhill Cemetery burial. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and Tes pm.
Surviving are his wife Sylvia a daughter Mrs William Lee of Germantown Rt 1 a step daughter Mrs Gertrude White of Dayton his mother Mrs Cora Wilson of Germantown Rt 1 and children. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Morris Sons Funeral Home 1008 E Third J Dayton with burial in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens home tomorrow from 4 to 9 p.m.
Labby J. Jenkins Sr. died after a short illness yesterday at Miami Valley Dare. He was a stock clerk at Dorothy Lane. He is survived by his father Thomas S. of Fort Walton Beach Florida a brother Tommy of Henderson Kentucky and three sisters Mrs Joan Querter-
Crossan Curry, painting theory and art history instructor at Miami University, will lecture at the Art Center Tuesday. He directs children’s classes, studied at Ohio State University Carnegie Tech and the Art Students League NY, and has toured Europe. A 50 cent non member fee applies.
Mrs. Mary Soard of 167 E Bryant Ave died at 12 35 AM today at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient.
Three death notices list Lucille Hinkle age five daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Hinkle of 1751 Parrish Ave with services at 2 pm tomorrow. Jacob Wilch age two resident of 216 N E St with services at 2 pm. Hugh Singleton age 51 of 128 Harvey Cl with services at 2 pm Wednesday.
In Edinburgh Lady Mackenzie widow of Sir Compton MacKenzie died Sunday. Christine MacSween her birth name and former secretary of 33 years. In New York George Cane died Saturday of a heart ailment. In Washington Frederick Zazove 50, SE C hearing examiner, died of a heart attack. In San Diego Klara Eckart 52, mathematician and wife of UCSD physicist Carl Eckart, drowned. coroner cites death by own action. In Washington Michael Ross 65, AFL CIO international affairs director since 1958, died of a lung ailment.
The snippet mentions a crossword sample with an average time of 1 minute per section B1 from a 1968 King Features Spectacular. The readable text is limited and lacks precise events or names beyond King Features.
At McCormick Place in Chicago more than 12 800 Masons and families shared a breakfast described as the largest ever served under one roof. Over 30 dishwashers will finish cleanup by Wednesday as 1,000 chefs spent five days preparing the second annual re dedication breakfast of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Illinois. Justice Tom Clark of the U S Supreme Court was the principal speaker.
John A. Jennings of Medina Ohio was killed when his truck overturned on the Massachusetts Turnpike. He was pinned beneath the vehicle after the crash Sunday. The passenger Leo Walters of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio escaped serious injuries.
Dayton Ohio AP report: The Dayton Fraternal Order of Police rejected an eight percent annual pay raise proposal. The move affects negotiations with city officials and could stall contract talks amid budgeting deadlines.
The text discusses rising use of air conditioning in vehicles, noting a shift where more units will be installed in cars than homes for the first time and a 14 percent figure this year. It mentions a 40 percent rise in the auto industry, forecasts peaks in 1962, and highlights comfort features like even temperature and reduced window fogging.
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