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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1963

Page

2

Judge to rule on quashing subpoenas in Birns inquest

A Common Pleas Court judge will decide next Tuesday on a motion to quash subpoenas for rackets figure Alex Birns and Allene Leonards in the Mervin L. inquest. Birns and Leonards, free on bond, testified they had been subpoenaed and often invoked the Fifth Amendment. The coroner argues wide latitude in conducting the inquest into the death of Gold, a convicted financial manipulator found slain last July.

Mon Pleas Court Alex Shondor) Birns Allene Leonards Mervin L.vold Birns Miss Leonards Cuyahogaounty Samuel R. Gerber Gold James R. Willis William J. Mc.Dermott Gerber Willis Asst George J. Mascarino

600 Billion Economy Is Predicted By Heller And Kennedy

Washington AP report says Dr. Walter W. Heller predicts the national economy will reach an annual output of 600 billion dollars early next year. He notes a 100 billion rise since Kennedy took office and expects gains as the economy improves.

Ernment Walter W. Heller Kennedy Council of Economic Advisers Consumer Advisory Council Heller House Senate

Group Maps Campaign for Levies

Forty members of the reac tivated Committee for Good Schools met last night at the Administration Building to plan promoting passage of the two school renewal levies on the November 5 ballot. James Finley, Board of Education president, and Supt. Howard Cromwell spoke as William Saunders Jr. led the program. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will join the campaign with its speakers bureau and a telephone drive near election day. The large committee aims to secure many organizational endorsements with each member tasked to obtain at least one.

Committee For Good Schools William Saunders Jr James Finley Board of Education Howard Cromwell Tthe Junior Chamber of Commerce

Man Treated After Pill Overdose At Middletown Hospital

A 30 year old local man was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday at 8 29 p m after reportedly taking an overdose of pills. Police said the man took 40 aspirin tablets.

Middletown Hospital

Per Capita Cheese Consumption Doubles Since 1918

The article notes that per capita cheese consumption in the United States has doubled since 1918, highlighting rising dairy usage and changes in American eating patterns across the century.

U. S

Obituary of Basil Pack Honaker 61 of Middletown

Basil Pack Honaker 61 of 027 Oxford State Road died 9:30 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a patient stay since Aug 25 He was born in New Harmony Ohio and lived in Middletown most of his life He retired in May after 42 years as a multi litho operator at Raymond Bay Co He is survived by wife Edna a daughter Mrs Donald Mull Middletown a sister Miss Dorothy Honaker Excello and a brother Raymond Merritt Island Fla Services 2 pm Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Russell Chrisman officiating Burial Woodside Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 pm

Basil (Pack) Honaker Oxford State Road Middleown Hospital Mr. Honaker New Harmony Ohio Middletown Old Timers Club Raymond Bay Co Edna Donald Mull Dorothy Honaker Excello Raymond Merritt Island Fla McCoy-Leffler Russell Chrisman Woodside

Franklin Mourns Arthur Bowles 92 of Forrest Avenue

Arthur Bowles 92 of 732 Forrest Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 2 p m after suffering a heart attack at home. Born in Booneville Kentucky he lived in Franklin most of his life and was a retired city employee. Survived by wife Sylvia four sons Gilbert Hubert Floyd and Clarence two daughters Helen Tirey and Bernice Wilson a brother Charles and four sisters Lizzie Angel Maggie Lamb Alfie Carpenter Lula Jarvis. Funeral Thursday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev Roscoe Nease officiating burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.

Franklin Arthur Bowles Forrest Ave Middletown Hospital Bowles Booneville Franklin City Sylvia Gilbert Hubert Floyd Newport Clarence Harrison Helen Tirey California Bernice Wilson Charles Lizzie Angel Maggie Lamb Alfie Carpenter Lula Jarvis Eaton Funeral Home Roscoe Nease Woodhill Cemetery

Obituary notices Mrs Eva Williams and others

Mrs Eva Williams 55 of 723 10th Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after six weeks illness. Survived by husband A C Williams daughter Lucille Domineck two brothers and two grandchildren. Services set for 1 pm Friday at Philips Chapel CME Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Jordan Funeral Home Thursday evening and at the church Friday after 11 am.

Eva Williams 10Th Ave Middletown Hospital Williams Spartansburg S. C Middletown Philips Chapel Cme Church Blythe- Williams American Legion Post A. C. Williams Lucille Domineck George Whiteside Charlotte N.C John Whiteside Winston-Salem N. C J. H. Harley Woodside Cemetery Jordan Funeral Home

Quill Proposes Transit Relief With Fares Banned

New York transit strike threat eases as Michael J. Quill of the Transport Workers Union urges eliminating all subway and bus fares while offering a 38 000 member union a 165 million dollar annual wage and a four day 32 hour week. He says funding could come from real estate taxes federal aid and state support.

Lion Mike Transport Workers Union Transit Authority Quill

General Electric Chief Exec Cordiner to Step Down in December

Ralph J. Cordiner will resign as GE chief executive on December 21 after guiding the company to new highs and through a price fixing scandal. Fred J. Borch will become president and chief executive, with Gerald L. Philippe moving to board chairman. The 1960 probe led to prison terms and fines for several executives and firms, including GE paying $437,500.

NEW York Ralph J. ‘Cordiver General Electric Co Cordiver Florida Fred. J. Borch Borch Gerald L. Philippe Cordiner Electrical Concern

Three Held In Shooting Of Grocer

Circleville authorities hold Fred Greene 24 Robert Levan 16 and Robert E Holcomb 20 in separate jails for investigation after a shooting at Justus Store on U S 22 near the Fairfield Pickaway line. Victim George Justus 72 is in University Hospital with a chest wound. daughter Leah Jean recalls a loud blast and the assailants requesting a bottle of poolam then opening fire.

Circleville, Ohio Fred Greene Robert Levan Circleville Pickaway County Robert E Holcomb Chillicothe Fairfield County George Justus Justus U. S. 22 Fairfield- Pickaway County University Hospital Columbus Justus Leah Jean

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