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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1948

Page

3

School Head Raps Attack on Herbert

Wilberforce University President Dr. Hill faced swift rebuke from Ray E. Hughes who said his Oct 20 protest march and radio address urging AME Church members to oppose Gov. Thomas J. Herbert did not reflect Ohio Black community views. The dispute involves Wesley’s leadership and the creation of a new State College at Wilberforce.

Columbus Thomas J. Herbert Charles L. Hill Wilberforce University Colored People of A.M.E. School Herbert Hughes Ohio A. M. E. Church Church Wilberforce North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Reverdy C. Ransom Charles H. Wesly Wesley State College of Education and Industrial Arts Greene County

Crossword Clue Puzzle From Historical OCR Page

A grid of horizontal and vertical crossword clues appears, listing numbered hints for medical terms, Latin names, Greek letters, and common words, including entries like Egyptian river and goddess of discord, suggesting a puzzle page.

Record Vote Forecast for President in 1948 Election

AP forecast of 51,035,256 voters for President on November 2 across 48 states. Estimate aggregates from 48 state officials suggests turnout near 60 million, with potential voters around 95 million and registrants totaling about 66.8 million.

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Louisville executive John Downing dies in Columbus

John Downing aged 53 of Louisville Kentucky died Sunday in Columbus Ohio from leukemia. He was vice president of the Standard Oil Company of Kentucky and a wartime federal petroleum administrator in charge of sales.

Columbus, O John Downing Louisville Standard Oil Company of Kentucky

Body of Lena Bernhardt Found in Abandoned Cemetery

Cincinnati police report Lena Bernhardt a 70 year old missing since October 14 was found dead by two youths in an abandoned cemetery on Sunday. Deputy Charles Weimer said she apparently wandered away from her home.

Cincinnati Lena Bernhardt Charles Weimer

Local Spaniel Wins First In Field Trials

Wayskeith Jackson, springer spaniel owned by Leonard M. Reedy of Middletown, won the springer open all-age stake among 11 starters at the U K Sanctioned Field Trials on city farms. Weshaltha’s Cordide Jon took second. Ryedale Annie was third. Carroll’s Rocky won the springer puppy stake. Little Pat led the springer novice stake. Moss Point Gayboy won the eight-dog cocker open all-age stake. Judging began at 9 with Fred Jackson and William H Brandstetter officiating. Elmer B. Weaver chaired the event. George Pugh was captain of guns. Reedy, president of the Ohio Valley English Springer Club, announced the next trial in Middletown set for April 1949.

Wayskeith Jackson Leonard M. Reedy Middletown U.K City Weshaltha Jon Alathea Horvatha Cleveland Ryedale Annie Maxwell Riddle Ravenna Springer Carroll Rocky Lockview Carroll Grause New Richmond Little Pat H. T. Richardson Moss Point Gayboy Walter Mapes Detroit 9 &M Fred Jackson William H. Brandstetter Erie Mich Elmer B. Weaver Dayton George Pugh Reedy Ohio Valley English Springer Club

Randolph backs Norman Thomas for President

A. Philip Randolph the international president of the AFL Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters announced he supports Socialist Norman Thomas for president. Randolph said he believes in Thomas ideals and policies but conceded that he cannot win.

New York A. Philip Randolph AFL Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Norman Thomas Randolph

Former Union Trust official Joseph Kraus dies at 77

Joseph Kraus, former chairman of the Union Trust Company, died Saturday night in Cleveland at age 77. The longtime banking executive led the firm in earlier years and was known for his community involvement and leadership within the local financial sector.

Mer Old Union Trust Company Joseph &. Kraus

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