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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1953

Page

3

Talbott Reverses Flier Discharge For Security

Washington officials report Secretary of the Air Force Talbott reversed a reserve officer’s discharge and cleared Lt. Milo Radulovich amid security concerns. The decision ends a high profile case involving alleged Communist sympathies of his father and sister and notes ongoing administrative debate across services. Radulovich, a former officer with eight years in the Air Force, lives in Dexter Michigan and studies at the University of Michigan.

C. Yates McDaniel Washington Pentagon Air Force Talbott Milo J. Radulovich Radulovich 10Th Air Force Selfridge Field Mich Air Force Personnel Council Security Board Personnel Council Dexter, Mich University of Michigan

Airliner charts adjust three minute eggs by altitude

Charts for cooks on airliners show that at five thousand feet a three minute egg should boil three and a half minutes. At twelve thousand feet the boil becomes four and a half minutes, reflecting thinner air and altered cooking times.

Murray Again President of Manufacturers

C. H. Murray, vice president of Armco Steel, was elected to a third consecutive one year term as president of the Ohio Manufacturers Assn. The board at Scioto Country Club, Columbus, announced Murray and other officers. Five vice presidents were also elected, including Ephraim H. Brown and John E. Galvin. New trustees include Frederck Crawford and Thomas E. Hughes.

C. H. Murray Armco Steel Corp Ohio Manufacturers Assn Murray Don W. Wiper OMA Scioto Country Club Columbus Ephraim H. Brown Ohio Brass Mansfield John E. Galvin Ohio Steel Foundry Co Lima John H. McNerney Owens Illinois Glass Co Toledo R. H. Miner Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Malcolm W. Thompson Hall China Co East Liverpool W. J. Bennett Buckeye Steel Casting Frederck Crawford Thompson Products, Inc Cleveland Thomas E. Hughes Cleveland Diesel Engine General Motors

Man Propelled Into Probation In Theft Case

A 23 year old man admitted taking a propeller from an airplane at Middletown airport. He said after a few beers he thought it would make a mantel piece. He was placed on one year probation by Judge Alton H. Combs after being arrested while carrying the propeller. The propeller was valued at unknown amount.

Middletown Alton H. Combs Francis Kartavich Vanderveer St Kartovich John Fitzgerald

Sealed bids sought for Monroe area school building work

Lemon Local School District invites bids for hardwood flooring and erection and completion of Monroe High School additions Oneida Grade School and new grade schools at Monroe and Spring Hill. Bids due December 23 1953 at Monroe School Building. Bid bond 5 percent. performance bond 100 percent. right to reject bids.

Hazel Hannah Board of Education Lemon Monroe Butler County Ohio E.S.T Monroe High School Oneida Spring Hill Grunkemeyer, Sullivan, Isaacs & Associates Architects and Engineers Eastern Ave Cincinnati Broadway Dodge American Building Allied Construction Industries Lemon Local School District Board OF Education

McCarthy Attacks Truman Aims at McCarthyism in 1954 Bid

Senator Joseph McCarthy assails President Truman and the loyalty program as he mounts a campaign stance in 1954. He accuses Truman of protecting Communists, cites cases like Davies and Wheeler, and argues the need to expose treason and espionage in government.

Davies Loyalty Review Board Truman Germany U. S McCarthy Eisenhower Senate House George van Wheeler Wheeler U.S Europe United States Communist Party Harry Truman Civil Service Commission Daily Worker Herbert Brownell Harry Dexter White Brownell White FBI

Town Fights To Keep Adopted Son In Albany Wisconsin

A Wisconsin town rallied at Town Hall to back the Keep Jeffrey in Albany Fund after a court ordered 2-year-old Jeffrey away from his widowed foster mother Dorothy Tschudy to the Welfare Department. Residents plan legal action, appoint a committee, and have raised over $500 as they push to overturn Judge Lambley’s ruling and keep the child in Albany.

Fred Snyder Albany Wis Jeff Dorothy Town Hall Jeffrey Dorothy Tschudy Wisconsin Welfare Department Tschudy Green County Harold Lamboley Madison Robert Atkinson John Argue Monroe

Ohio Farmers Split Over Price Supports Policy

Ohio farmers show split views on government price supports with 72 percent in favor. Of these, 36 percent want 90 percent parity for basics, 13 percent seek 100 percent parity, and 22 percent want support only to prevent disaster. Soil Conservation Service approved by 83 percent. 76 percent say credit facilities meet needs. Foreign trade aid supported by 61 percent and 71 percent favor gradual tariff cuts.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Soil Conservation Service Everett F. Rittenour Rittenour Farm Bureau United States

Pastor Reviews Religious Meaning Of Thanksgiving

The Rev. Jerome C. Shultz of United Presbyterian Church spoke to the Civitan Club at the Manchester Hotel about Thanksgiving as a religious institution born from hardships and blessings. He cited three historical feasts, the Jewish Pentecost, their Tabernacles, and the New England Thanksgiving, noting the modern holiday as a time Americans thank God for help and blessings. E. S. Sherron inducted David Dillon, Robert Lehmkuhl, and Elliott Perkins as Civitan members.

Jerome C. Shultz United Presbyterian Church Civitan Club Manchester Tabernacles New England Scuhltz E. S. Sherron David Dillon Robert Lehmkuhl Elliott Perkins Civitan

Brazil borders nearly all South American states

All South American states except Chile and Ecuador share a border with Brazil. The nation’s extensive frontiers span the continent, touching ten of the twelve peers. This geographic footprint highlights Brazil’s regional presence.

South America Chile Ecuador Brazil

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