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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1956

Page

10

Prince Charles Turns Eight Amid Schooling Talks

The Daily Express reports renewed debate over Prince Charles’s education with a possible move to a private Knightsbridge day school near Buckingham Palace. If enrolled, the heir would be sent to a preparatory school then Eton, while the Queen favors private tutoring. A birthday tea for Charles included his sister Princess Anne and around ten friends with an eight candle cake.

London Prince Charles The Daily Express Knightsbridge Buckingham Palace Trone Duke of Edinburgh Elizabeth II Eton Rar Eee Charles Princess Anne

Fatal Fire May Prompt Law Changes

Cincinnati report on a deadly apartment fire spurring calls to amend city building codes. City Manager C A Harrell to ask council to require additional exits. Councilwoman Dorothy Dobey to raise the issue. assistant building commissioner Donald Hunter credits safe code but notes extra exits might have saved eight lives. The building housed two families with only one exit under the current code.

Cincinnati C. A. Harrell Dorothy Dobbey Donald Hunter

Stopper Method Promises Easy Bedwetting Cure

Advertisement claims bed wetting can be cured economically and effectively using the Stopper Method. It offers bells, remedies, or exercises and sells the method for $7.98 via mail order from P. O. Box 5843 Columbus 21, Ohio.

P. Hox Columbus Ono

Radioactive Test Detects Water Contamination Fast

A rapid radioactive sugar breath test may detect water contamination within an hour. Germs consume the sugar and emit radioactive carbon dioxide, signaling contamination from floods accidents or germ warfare. Researchers Gil bert V. Levin and Georgetown University Medical School colleagues presented the finding to the American Public Health Assn.

Atlantic City Cal American Public Health Assn Gilbert V. Levin Civil Defense District of Columbia Health Department Venton R. Harrison Walter C. Hess Harry G. Gurney Georgetown University Medical School Washington

New Light on Prayer

The piece argues people would pray more if they understood how to pray and how prayer can be effective. It suggests human effort fails to solve life’s problems and that true power lies beyond human limits in the realm of God.

God

Robeson and Melish Targeted at New York Rally

About 200 demonstrators outside the Pythian Temple jeered and hurled ammonia bottles tomatoes eggs and sticks at the anti-Soviet rally of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship No one was injured Robeson sang and spoke while police kept the crowd in check The rally marked the 39th anniversary of the Soviet founding and 23rd anniversary of US USSR diplomatic ties

New York Naional Council of Paul Robeson Brooklyn William Howard Melish Pythian Temple Hungary America Robeson Soviet Union United States Russia

Portable Light Aids In Traffic

A portable eight foot high battery powered traffic light on a two wheel dolly aids late afternoon flow at N Sutphin Street and North Avenue. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore and Lt James Combs say the device works well and is used daily from 4 30 to 5 30 p m with potential citywide purchase if satisfactory.

N. Sutphin Street North Avenue Joseph Blackmore James Combs Blackmore Sutphin - North

Psychiatrist Warns Against Prolonged Tranquilizer Use

Dr Henry H Dixon professor of psychiatry at the University of Oregon Medical School warned at a Chicago assembly that long term tranquilizers do not address underlying causes. He said they mainly ease symptoms enabling education and psychological reorientation. He noted newer drugs or combos may prove more effective than current tranquilizers.

Chicago Henry H. Dixon University of Oregon Medical School Illinois Academy of General Practice Dixon

Tax refunds reach farmers for fuel use on farms

Washington report states the Internal Revenue Service refunded 24.6 million dollars to farmers for gasoline and other fuel taxes paid for farm use during the first half of the year.

Washington Internal Revenue Service

Burns Fatal To 2 More In Cincinnati

Two Cincinnati residents died of burns. Mrs. Mabel Bittman aged 62 died from clothes catching fire while burning trash. Leonard Williams aged 41 died in a fire started by smoking in bed.

Cincinnati Mabel Bittman Leonard Williams

Ford Heir William Ford Undergoes Emergency Appendix Operation

William Clay Ford aged 31 and youngest of the Ford brothers at Ford Motor Co. had an emergency appendix operation yesterday and is reported resting comfortably.

Detroit William Clay Ford Ford Brother Ford Motor Co

Religions On TV Wide World Depicts Three Faiths

NBC announced TV’s Wide Wide World will feature A Visit With Three Faiths on Sunday November 25. The program plans to showcase American worship practices through interfaith perspectives.

New York NBC . TV Wide Wide World America

A Connecticut Yankee at Middletown High in 1957

The Middletown High School 1957 senior class staged John G Fuller’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court in the auditorium before about 900 spectators. Dave Ballard played Hank with Becky Baker as Morgan LeFay and Carol Burns as the damsel.

John G. Fuller Middletown High School Hank Dave Ballard Carol Burns King Arthur Queen Guinevere Sam McAdow Marilyn Burin Clarence Page Buddy Mann Elaine Sandy Wesco Merlin Wise Man Jim Adams Wesley Jones Bob Colliver Jim Wikoff Judy Tewak Julie Philips Fred Winslow Joe Smith Terry DeFrees Karen Draut Peggy Brooks Dorothy Fike

Fatal Fire Blamed On Kids In Cincinnati

Fire officials say a 4 year old boy Thomas Covington died when children playing with matches started a fire. The child was removed from the home but wandered back inside and became trapped as his mother was in another room.

Cincinnati Joseph Devine Thomas Covington

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