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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1955
Page
7
A lively sketch critiques urban dining as diners chase value in excess. Angelo, a chef and waiter at a nameless New York cellar, serves large platters of antipasto and bread then huge fried chicken as patrons gorge on more courses. Pete Williamson of Albany is noted as a hungry teen with a four steak appetite.
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Sir Winston Churchill and his wife celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary in Westerham England. The National Geographic Society remarked there is more energy in one hurricane than in hundreds of atom bombs exploding at once.
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Dr. George W. Crane answers Rachel M, 25, on syphilis inheritance and pregnancy risk. He states babies cannot inherit venereal disease from an infected father if the mother is not infected, and explains transmission occurs before birth only from infected mothers. He urges medical testing and reassures that treated men are no longer contagious.
Margaret Berniece Hicks filed a divorce petition in case 73466 in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio against Daniel Hicks Jr. The petition cites gross neglect of duty and willful absence and sets an answer date of October 15, 1955. Attorney names H. O. Finkelman and Fred Ross. Publication dates August 30 and September 6 13 20 27 October 4.
Herbert Taulbee files for divorce in Butler County Common Pleas Court Ohio Case No 73329 for gross neglect of duty against Lois Taulbee a minor residing in Ezel Kentucky. Defendant must answer by September 11 1955. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep. Attorneys Finkelman and Ross. Dates listed Aug 9 16 23 30 and Sept 6 13.
Tight supplies across metals drive buyers to pay premiums as demand booms. A dock tie up delays copper imports, mine and smelter strikes limit output, and aluminum and steel also face shortages. Lumber and shipments exceed production as the postwar expansion tests industrial capacity.
News notes several local servicemen on active duty and promotions. George P. Kavouras, son of Mr and Mrs Pete Kavouras, earned first lieutenant bars at Sierra Ordnance Depot Herlong California after work as a plant engineer at Duriton in Dayton. Wesley J. Osborne and Howard W. Watson Jr. also reach Navy and Marine milestones, with Osborne reporting to Norfolk and Watson completing Army and Marine training. Russell W. Ball serves aboard USS Ticonderoga off Virginia Capes preparing for Sixth Fleet duty, while Eugene J. Lentz Jr. and Stoyg E. Creech are set to return to San Francisco aboard USS Oriskany after earning the Navy E for battle efficiency. Pvt. Lynn J. Meyer of Middletown serves in Germany with the Ivy Division, and Pfc. Thomas Abell and Specialist 3 C Marsh Galloway complete field training in Germany with the 18th Field Artillery Group. Abell previously worked for Armco.
Middletown motorists were told auto and driver's licenses will be easier to obtain after today's change. The Ohio Late Automobile Assn. sponsors the new legislation allowing mail or third party renewal without in person notarization, with penalties for false statements.
Four-year old Saul Rodriguez leaned from a second story window and fell headlong twenty feet to a concrete walk. Officer Robert Lea arrived beneath the window and caught the boy as he let go, saving him from serious injury. The child was unhurt but terrified by the scare.
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