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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1952
Page
14
Dr H A Moore of McCullough Memorial Hospital says the Oxford project is moving forward with plans for a 30 bed hospital and labs. Trustees study other hospitals and await Hyde estate funds which may exceed 500000 dollars, boosting the total contribution above 925000.
Richard Byrd 47 of 27 Glenmore Dr. was sentenced to five days in city jail for contempt after tearing a warrant and resisting arrest in Judge Alton H. Combs court. Byrd refused to accept a civil warrant and later tore it in the hallway refusing to go with Bailiff Louis Rossi. The disruption followed his stand-in chair episode and a delayed disposition of a health order case involving his property.
Plans to convert 502 South Main St into Forest Hills Country Club appear abandoned. Realtor Harry Finkleman listed the 24 room home for sale while neighbors and residents dispute the project. The Building Commission sought revised plans but no injunction action has been filed as officials consider dropping the plan.
Julius Petro and Joe Sanzo were indicted by a Cuyahoga County grand jury on charges of receiving money from a Warren bank official during an August 14 robbery totaling 71 000 dollars. A federal grand jury is also weighing charges and has issued a summons. They face up to seven years locally and up to twenty more under federal law.
Secretary Pace told an Aberdeen Proving Ground audience that the Army must receive a proper allotment of fissionable materials for use with the 280 millimeter atomic artillery gun. He emphasized commitment to applying atomic energy on the battlefield, noting the plan to fabricate and earmark stockpile material for this purpose.
The Ohio Supreme Court set November 14 as the execution date for George F. Ross, condemned for the murder of a Cleveland policeman. His appeal from the first degree murder conviction was dismissed after a fatal meeting at a rooming house where the officer was assisting in questioning after stopping his car on the street.
Preliminary plans for a new civic club for men of Springboro and Clear Creek Township were made at a Monday night meeting. A dinner at 7 p.m. at Springboro Methodist Church invites all men to attend the organization meeting and vote on temporary officers. Contacts for information are Don Cotterill and Howard Nielson.
Dean Carl W. Ackerman of Columbia University School of Journalism announced support for Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson. He criticized Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for using the university’s name and property in campaign activities and called silence on politics incompatible with academic freedom.
Ohio Democratic headquarters seeks 250000 from five dollar "grass roots" contributions before the November 4 election. Final $5 certificates to be mailed to party workers in more than 10 000 precincts this week. Every five dollar certificate book yields 25 dollars, and at 10 000 books total funds reach 250000.
Martins Ferry Ohio United Mine Workers walk out at the Dorothy mine of the Y and O Coal Co demanding a $1.90 daily raise as the Wage Stabilization Board delays action. Similar walkouts occur at Hitchman Coal and Coke Co in Benwood West Virginia amid a broader pay dispute.
Ohio State Liquor Board ordered suspensions in 23 cases including Ray Oldfield and Marian Daniels doing business as the Steak House at 524 Crawford St for Sunday sales. The club held permits for 3.2 beer carryout beer and wine and night club. Union of facts from the case and permit types.
Baker County Commissioner candidate Augspurger displays a 1924 Model T Ford at the courthouse in Hamilton. He notes the car retains its showroom condition apart from tires and spark plugs and has about 8,000 miles since 28 years of use.
Mr and Mrs Woelke owners of a Manila restaurant meet former associate Eric Jordan in Middletown during their first U S trip. They recall wartime hardship in the Philippines and discuss costs, currency devaluation, and a developing nation’s future.
In Hamilton Common Pleas Court Judge P. P. Boll presided as 18 guilty pleas and 26 not guilty pleas were entered amid arraignments of October grand jury indictments. Bonds were forfeited for absence. three defendants remained unfound.]]>
A B-26 light bomber ditched off Oahu during a training flight from McClellan Air Force Base with a B-29. Two crewmen were rescued by helicopter. another B-26 made an emergency landing on Molokai. Rescued pilots are Lt Wynne Whalen of Philadelphia and Second Lt Gene Moore of Tiffin, Ohio.
In Ireland Whitmonday, the day after Whit Sunday, the seventh Sunday after Easter, is viewed as unlucky especially for those born on that date.
Pavel Alek sandrovich Bondarchuk a 23 year old former junior sergeant in the Soviet Army has been granted political asylum by West Germany authorities in Frankfurt The refugee said he fled his unit last summer by riding a streetcar from the Austrian Russian zone to Vienna and then to the American zone of Germany He said Austrian authorities treated him like a prisoner during his 30 years service and he had no home leave or Austrian friends
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted Postmaster John C. Haderlein and ten others in nine indictments alleging job selling at the Chicago post office. Included is Fredric P. Wall, 37, former secretary to Rep. William M. Dawson, who stopped working for Dawson after August 31 as the probe began.
JACKSONBURG Wayne Township and Community Fire Department sponsor a pre election fish fry on Saturday November 1 serving 5 30 to 8 30 p m Proceeds fund fire equipment repairs and repainting. The event draws hundreds to the township school.
Mr and Mrs W C Applegate celebrated their 50th anniversary at their Liberty Township home with many relatives. Mrs Applegate once Miss Alice Taylor. He was 73 in June and she 68 in February. They have nine children and eight great grandchildren. their daughters reside in Middletown and Moonachie New Jersey.
Albert W. Post of Middletown Ohio appointed Administrator of the Edith E. Post estate in Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. notice dated October 15 23 39 with attorney H Taylor and Fred B. Cramer Co.
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