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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1953
Page
3
Belgrade article in Borba condemns Yugoslav youths who seek Hollywood autographs. Tito’s government labels begging for foreign film star photos as wasteful and degrading, urging youths to write to peers abroad about Yugoslavia instead.
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Dr. George W. Crane advises a 18 year old Sarah L. in a church youth group to start friendly conversations to win friends and share Christian ideas. The method includes light compliments, nonverbal signals, and thoughtful questions to sustain dialogue.
Detroit board member Patrick V. McNamara urged abolishing inter school athletics unless rowdyism ends after football celebrations. Readings note last weekend’s disturbances included arrests of 52 students after Pershing High beat Eastern, with shootings and gang fights following 1952 games.
Boston licensing chief Mary E. Driscoll inspected a cafe display for a valid food business license. She found all the appetizing steaks and chops were brightly colored cardboard, noting the peculiar sidewalk sight before a closer check.
Pursuant to Section 5606 G. C. Auditor H. Smith publishes that the Board of Revision has completed equalization and transmitted returns. Tax statements revised by the board are open to public inspection. Complaints against valuations heard by the County Board of Revision on October 1953 at 10 AM at the Butler County Courthouse. Dates listed Sept 28 to Oct 7.
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania a mass civil defense drill occurred with a simulated atom blast in GLVA state. In Columbia County sirens wailed but no alert or mobilization occurred as CD director W C McNinch said there were virtually no volunteers and no observation posts manned. He claimed he did it on purpose to spur interest and invite censorship.
National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry meets 7 30 p m at the Armory. Blythe Williams Post 231 American Legion at headquarters 7 30 p m. Lemon Township Board of Education 8 p m Lemon Monroe School. Order of AHEPA 8 p m Nel va Center. Knight of Columbus 8 p m K of C auditorium. Kiwanis and Lions clubs noon at Manchester Hotel Thursday AEIF Executive Committee 7 p m Membership 8 p m AEIF office. Toastmasters 7 15 p m Gardner Board conference room. Branch 188 NALC 7 30 p m AFL room. Board of Education 7 30 p m High School IOOF Lodge 7 30 p m. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 7 30 p m Castle Hall. Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM 7 30 p m 19 N Broad St. Alcoholics Anonymous 7 45 p m Moose Lodge and officers 8 p m BPOE Lodge 257 8 p m Elks Temple Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary American Legion 8 p m Silver Leaf Social Club.
In Municipal Court in Newport News the forgery case against 50-year-old Joe Canady was dismissed after witnesses testified he could not write. The hearing concluded with the charge dropped.
Betty Bailey 15 said she left Crandon Wisconsin willingly with Jack Shelton 40 an ex convict and former boarder. Betty claimed the pair planned to marry but authorities say enticing a minor carries three years to life and consent is not a defense. The trio was jailed in Baraga County after being captured in Shelton's car on a Baraga dump.
Puebla state governor halted work on converting Casa del Dean, built in 1580, into a movie house after public protests. The 373 year old palace was deemed an overreach for a cinema project in Puebla.
Wisconsin authorities say a man named Shelton, recently released from jail for a traffic violation after serving a term for armed robbery, allegedly intercepted a woman named Betty and fled with her following a pursuit down a road.
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