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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1948

Page

5

Pay Raise For Ohio Officials Set In New Salary Schedule

Gov. Thomas J. Herbert and other state officials will receive updated pay next January, with Governor at 13000, lieutenant governor 4000, and secretary of state, treasurer, auditor and attorney general at 8500. The changes reflect a long history of salary adjustments dating back to 1807, including a 1906 governor’s raise to 10000 and 1921 increases for the lieutenant governor.

Columbus Thomas J. Herbert Frank J. Lausche Herbert James M. Cox Regignature

Writer Sentenced in Budapest Court for Incitement

A Budapest court yesterday sentenced Aurel Varani, Budapest correspondent for Reuters, to eight months in prison for sending messages that jeopardized Hungary's international reputation and incited against the Democratic order.

Budapest Hungary People’s Court of Justice Aurel Varannai Reuters

Moon Life Note on Earth Never Sets

A one sided remark explains that lunar residents would never see Earth set because the Moon’s noon always faces Earth, keeping the same side toward it. The observation highlights tidal locking and perpetual visibility in a concise facts style.

Police and Post Office Probe Rifled Mail Boxes

Police and postal officials investigate rifling of mail from several boxes in the city. Roy A. Pochel reports opened letters addressed to Charles O. Delp. letters and checks for Jefferson Lodge found in the 4200 block of Central Ave. Tampering with mail is a federal offense.

Roy A. Pochel Coles Rd Charles O. Delp Central Ave Jefferson Lodge

Hayworth and Aly Khan Dating Again in Hollywood

Hollywood action alerts Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan, son of the Aga Khan, are dating again. He visited earlier this month and later dined with her at a private club. Aly Khan clarifies his name as Aly, not Ali, while both are separated or awaiting divorce finalities.

Hollywood Rita Hayworth Aly Khan Aga Khan India Rita Prince Aly Aly Ali Miss Hayworth Orson Welles

Stevenson Dies in Route 277 Bridge Crash

Floyd C. Stevenson, 65, of New Holland Fayette County, was killed when his light truck crashed into a bridge on Route 277 south of Mount Sterling. His body was taken to Snyder funeral home in Mount Sterling.

London, O Floyd C. Stevenson Route 277 Mount Sterling Stevenson New Holland Fayette County Snyder Funeral Home

Rodeo Riot Ends in Jail Break at Geneva Event

A Lausanne dispatch reports a sensational rodeo and riot at Palais des Expositions Geneva. Police detained 27 of 40 performers after a scuffle over a 10 second ride on a bronco named Income Tax. The final show was canceled as officers restored order.

Geneva Texas la Suisse

Man Injured as Cars Collide at Route 25 and 73

One man sustained minor injuries in a two car crash Sunday night at Route 25 and 73. John Eversole 22 Dayton treated for knee and forehead cuts after his car was struck by Ray Turner 22 Miamisburg. Turner pulled onto Route 25 and collided with the other car. Fog hampered visibility and Turner cited for speeding. Other patrol arrests include Bernard Fischesser Cincinnati speeding William H Clawson Molone unsafe operation and Julius Redlick Cleveland.

John Eversole Dayton Ray Turner Miamisburg Turner Jack Woods Sixth St Franklin Carlisle Crossing Bernard Fischesser Cincinnati William H. Clawson Molone Ill Julius Redlick Cleveland

Insects Called Reptiles in Early American Natural Histories

Early American natural history books misclassified insects as reptiles and considered snakes insects, reflecting evolving taxonomic ideas of the period.

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