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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1961

Page

11

Strip Mining Killing Town Lost Creek Pa

In Lost Creek Pennsylvania a dying town clings to homes and savings as mines decline after World War II. Most young residents left for jobs in cities. many adults travel long distances for work. The area lost over 5,000 jobs and the parish dropped from 350 families to 110. The town’s last church baptized five babies last year and buried twelve adults over 50 as Father Melley notes the decline began about ten years prior. Residents cite attachment to homes and savings as the reason they stay.

Lost Creek Pennsylvania Philadelphia Bethlehem New Jersey Lost Creeck St. Mary Magdalen's Frederick Melley

Talk to Patrick McAndrew about his mining past

Patrick McAndrew, 55, an unemployed miner, recalls a prosperous era in mining and reflects on the shift in jobs and community for workers. He discusses factory closures, wage changes, and the uncertain future facing long-time miners.

Patrick McAndrew

Udall to Take Heavy Baggage for Japan Visit

Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall leads five cabinet members on a US Japan Joint Council trip to Hakone on November 4 5. Udall plans to scale Mt Fuji at 13 000 feet despite heavy snows and will bring gear including boots ski pants and a windbreaker but not the climbing irons made in Japan.

Washington (Ap Japan Interior Stewart L. Udall Udall U.s.japan Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Henry Fowler Hakone Mt. Fuji

Einstein's Daughter On Research Project

Bangkok AP report says Dr Elizabeth Einstein American neurochemist and daughter of Albert Einstein leads a research project to eliminate paralysis risk from antirabies vaccination. The effort focuses on improving vaccine safety and understanding adverse neurological effects in potential patients.

Einstein's Bangkok Thailand Elizabeth Einstein Albert Einstein

Barrett May Move If House Sells Or Valued Mine Offers

Barrett contemplates relocation if his house sells or if strip mine operators offer what he believes his property is worth. The community fears loss of homes as two large operators, McAndrew and Barrett, continue activity in the area.

Barrett

Ziggy Elman seeks comeback as aging trumpeter

LOS ANGELES AP Ziggy Elman once led big bands and topped the charts with And the Angels Sing now he is nearly broke and seeking support and a backer for a return to a big band. His wife Ruby sought $600 monthly support but the judge reduced it to 35 a week. Elman, 47, recalls his peak years with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey and he laments not finding steady work while hoping for a benefactor to fund a large ensemble.

Los Angeles Ziggy Elman The Angels Elman Ruby Ziggy Music Fang Benny Goodman Tommy Dorsey Jerry Rosen

Five U S Presidents Married Twice in History

A brief note lists five U S presidents who married twice: John Tyler William Henry Harrison Millard Fillmore Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. The claim reflects unusual personal histories among early to modern leaders.

United State Tyler, Harrison, Fillmore Theodore Roosevelt Wilson

US to send man in orbit by December 1965

Texas congressman Olin E Teague predicted the United States would have a man in orbit by December and three men on the moon by 1969. Teague, a Space Committee member, cited a timetable for an earth orbit in December and a lunar mission by 1969, while NASA officials in Washington declined to comment.

Bryan Tex Texas United States Olin E. Teague D-Tex Teague Space Committee Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Pay Your Share IRS collects 5.8 billion from Ohio in FY

The Internal Revenue Service said it collected 5.8 billion dollars from Ohio residents in the fiscal year ending last June. The report highlights state tax receipts and reflects the agency’s ongoing efforts to track and bolster tax compliance.

Washington Internal Revenue Service

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