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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1956

Page

3

Dulles Slams Kremlin on Hungary and Middle East

Secretary of State Dulles condemned Soviet actions as rou​ge and arrogant, accusing Russia of slaughter in Hungary and attempting to replace the United Nations in the Middle East. He spoke after surgery at Walter Reed and planned to resume duties in December, stressing vigilance and seek­ing durable peace through addressing root causes.

Washington Dulles Viet Russia Hungary Middle East Kremlin United Nations Walter Reed Army Hospital Key West Fla U.N Cos

Sisters Find 16420 in Junked Truck

Three sisters discovery in Memphis reveals cash totaling 16420 hidden in an abandoned dump truck. The money belongs to W. C. Dunaway, with deputies noting bank slips and payroll checks present.

Memphis, Tenn R. J. Fletcher Sheriff's J. M. Thomason J. M. Mills W. C. Dunaway Memphis Dunaway

Refugees Arrive as First Hungarian Refugees Reach Canada

Six refugees, members of Mrs. Raymond Fletcher from Aubrey Arkansas, arrive in Montreal marking the first group to reach Canada from the Hungarian rebellion. The money was found by Ruby Thomas and her sisters Cathryn and Minnie Lou.

Ruby ‘Thomas Cathryn Minnie Lou Daugn- Montreal Raymond Fletcher Aubrey Ark Canada

Urgent Health Claim About Bladder Weakness Remedies

A dubious notice pushes a quick fix for bladder weakness and related urinary symptoms. It touts a “powerful” remedy involving oysters and money, with vague guarantees and fast improvement claims.

Poster Girl is Picked for March of Dimes Drive

NEW YORK The 1957 March of Dimes Poster Girl is 4 year old Marlene Olsen of Burlington Massachusetts. Marlene, daughter of Air Force Capt. and Mrs Arnold Olsen, was struck with polio in the summer of Her selection announced yesterday by Basil O Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

New York March of Dimes Marlene Olsen Burlington Mass Marlene Air Force Arnold Olsen Basil O'Connor National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

Paddler Gets Backing Of Pupils And Teachers

Verona superintendent Willard Montgomery received broad support after a paddling incident involving four eighth grade boys. A petition from most Verona High School students and sympathy from local educators followed a meeting where some parents' calls for his firing were rejected.

Paddler Eaton Willard Montgomery Montgomery Verlona High School Jackson School Campbellstown Verona

Free Book Explains Arthritis and Rheumatism Causes

Public service notice offers a free illustrated booklet on arthritis and rheumatism. It promises explanation of causes, effects, and neglected pain conditions plus a proven treatment method. Request the free booklet by writing The Basis Clinic Dept 1922 Excelsior Springs Mo.

Basi Clinic Excelsior Springs

Father Son in Shooting Match At Bar

Lawrence Griffin senior, 43, was wounded by shotgun blasts outside Henrys Tap Room in New Miami. His son Lawrence Griffin Jr, 23, was taken into custody after admitting the shooting following an argument with his father the night before. Police found a revolver on the father and the shotgun hidden in a nearby alley.

Hamilton Lawrence Griffin NB St Mercy Hospital Lawrence Jr New Miami Griffin Henry Howman Ave J. R.cain

Paralyzed But Not Helpless Miss Celia Surovsky Uses Teeth Cords

Pasadena tale shares how Celia Surovsky, paralyzed since polio, operates a TV and tape recorder by pulling cords with her teeth. Five electronics experts spent a year devising the setup funded by magazine subscriptions solicited by telephone.

Pasadena Calif Celia Surovsky Public Hearing Board OF Zoning Appeals Hea Bui

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