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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1950

Page

11

Your GI Rights Q A help for soldiers families and veterans

NEA responds to reader questions on military benefits and service. Topics include hospital bills for soldiers wives when Army facilities exist, how a discharged service member is treated if recalled, rotation of Korean veterans, and eligibility for a $100 a month Naval Reserve bonus. The column explains age limits for a second lieutenant and other rights.

Washington NEA Service NEA Pentagon Naval Reserve

Night Club Shootout Ends Without Charges

In New York a bar brawl led two off duty officers to shoot at each other, each thinking the other a bandit. Patrolman Ludwig Schilling 25 was wounded in the leg while Detective Frank Martorella 36 who fired the shot was held for questioning but released without charges.

New York Ludwig Schilling Frank Martorella Schilling Mertorella Martorella

Draft rules and veteran ratings in a Q and A

A Q and A outlines age limits and eligibility for draft, stating that a 10 percent disability pension does not exempt a veteran. It explains that a discharged Army chief warrant officer recalled to active duty would enter with a reserve grade, not the grade at discharge. It also mentions Benjamin Franklin as a historian’s view of his vision in colonial resistance.

Benjamin Franklin

Canton Bus Walkout Shuts City Transit

Canton Canton 34 000 riders faced disrupted travel as the AFL Bus Drivers and Mechanics union voted to strike at 2 45 am Overwhelmingly demanding higher pay than seven cent an hour raise with a promised three cent rise next year Minimums stand at 1 37 for drivers and 1 57 for mechanics union seeks 25 cent wage boost and progress toward talks had failed with city lines and federal conciliators before the walkout.

Canton, C Canton Thomas H. Nichols Canton City Lines, Inc Afl-Bus Drivers and Mechanics Union Ingly

Ohio State Livestock Team Tied 14th in Intercollegiate Contest

Ohio State University's livestock judging team ranked 14th with 4,333 points in the American Royal Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Contest. Oklahoma A and M led the field of 21 teams with 4,511 points.

Kansas City Ohio State University Oklahoma A & M

GM Head Sees Americanism as Global Liberal Philosophy

Cincinnati AP report quotes General Motors President Charles E. Wilson asserting Americanism remains the world’s progressive liberal philosophy. He warns that advocates of communism or statism would enslave nations by replacing free society incentives with fear and coercion. Wilson stresses free enterprise as the key difference of the United States, while Marion B. Folsom urges maintaining military and economic strength amid Korean War pressures and continued reliance on UN efforts.

Cincinnati Charles E. Wilson General Motors Corporation Wilson Marion B. Folsom Committee For Economic Development Eastmen Kodak Company Folsom United Nations

Catholic Women To Meet Oct 24 in Hamilton

The Cincinnati Archdiocesan Federation of the National Council of Catholic Women will meet October 24 at noon at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton. Reservations are due by October 21 to Mrs. William Frengue at 502 Ridgelawn Ave. Hamilton. Those attending should notify Mrs. Frengue Miss Edith Bergen or Mrs. Helen Kartavich.

Cincinnati Archdiocesan Federation of the National Council of Catholic Women Anthony Wayne Hamilton William Frengue Ridgelawn Ave Frengue Edith Bergen Clark St Middletown Helen Frank) Kartavich Milton Rd

Economic balance amid rearmament debate statement

A speaker argued that today’s policies aim to balance the economy while acknowledging that a heavy rearmament program risks destabilizing that balance. The remark frames fiscal steadiness as essential as military spending accelerates.

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