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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
3
In Cleveland officials report new human psittacosis cases blamed on love birds and other psittacine parrots. The disease affects the lungs like pneumonia and brings fever and cough. Past strict import rules were relaxed in 1952, enabling thousands of parrots to be sold.
Hungary reports 1.75 billion forints subscribed in the third peace loan drive, with the state press attacking opponents as “enemies.” The piece notes public pressure in factories, listed tenants, and deductions from salaries showing how a clerk’s pay is affected.
The John Ross store at 1101 Central Ave will open in November. Contractors install main floor fixtures finish touches. basement and second floor not yet open for the open house. The escalator is in, elevator progress continues, and heating cooling and lights are installed. McGraw Construction Co. is general contractor.
Shigeru Yoshida, 74, appears set to head the Japanese government after rival Ichiro Hatoyama quit the Liberal party leadership race. The Diet, meeting tomorrow, will choose a Prime Minister with Yoshida's party holding a majority of 466 lower-house seats. The rivals resolved their differences in a cordial meeting.
The Bloomington Pantograph, partly owned by Gov. Adlai Stevenson, will not endorse any presidential candidate. An editorial explains the paper cannot be objective and admits a natural bias for Stevenson while also favoring the Republican Party at this historical moment. The paper states Stevenson had no involvement in editorial decisions.
The page lists multiple Thursday and Friday gatherings including Toastmasters Armco federation Alpha Council Jr. O U A H Board of Education I O O F Dog Training Alcoholics Anonymous B P O E Blythe Williams Post Aux American Legion Moose Lodge Optimist Knights of Pythias Unity Council D of A and Malta Hall events plus a historical note about George Washington granting Lafayette half of Mount Desert Island near Bar Harbor Maine.
New York Herald Tribune reporter John O Reilly and Dr C H Curran led a , autumn expedition to Bear Mountain on the Hudson to measure woolly bear bands. Curran notes the bands averaged 4.2 segments this year down from 5.5 last year signaling a colder winter ahead.
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