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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1956

Page

3

Knives and pitchfork in melee heard at court

John Woodfin Jr. charged with cutting with intent to wound after a chaotic Reed home dispute. Mrs. Mabel Reed says a knife caused arm injuries as Beatrice Reed and others testified. Woodfin claims self defense and says no knife in his possession. bound over to Butler County Grand Jury under $1,000 bond.

John Woodfin Jr Sycamore St Butler County J. T. Lamb Woodfin Mabel Reed Garfield St Woodfin Reed Beatrice Reed

Two New Polio Cases Reported in Cincinnati

Cincinnati health officials report two more polio cases, bringing this year’s total to 27. The cases involve young boys, are non-paralytic, and neither has received the Salk vaccine. last year at this time there were 113 cases.

Cincinnati City Health Department

Fighter Pilot to Speak at Legion Post Meeting

Lt John Kembriel fighter pilot from the th Fighter Interceptor Command will discuss Air Defense of Our Country to Le gion Post 218 members tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium. Commander Ed Windsor will preside with Robert Barnard as program chairman.

John Kembriel Legion Post 218 Kembriel Th Fighter Interceptor Command Wright-Patterson Afb Kessler Auditorium Ed Windsor Robert Barnard Chaiman

Peaceful Atomic Use Urged by Americas Plan

Washington reports a move to turn the Western Hemisphere into a laboratory for peaceful atomic energy. The United States, Argentina, and Ecuador push for an inter-American institute and training programs. Milton Eisenhower outlines schools at Chicago and Oak Ridge, a Puerto Rico program, and an experimental lab at Costa Rica’s Turrrialba with a Brookhaven symposium planned for next year.

Ben F. Meyer Washington Western Hemisphere United States Argentina Ecuador inter-American Institute Milton Eisenhower U.S Chicago Oak Ridge Costa Rica Brookhaven National Laboratory Long Island N.Y

Gotta Watch Those Deer in North Carolina

In Manteo North Carolina a deer leaped into Mrs. Roy Basnight s car and was killed on a road near town. While heading to report the kill at the game protector s office another deer ran into the road and was killed. Game protector W S White called both deaths accidental and no charges were filed.

Manteo N. C Roy Basnight Game Protector W. S. White

Explorer Scouts Offered Program By Air Reserve Squadron

Maj Raphael Block announced an Air Reserve program for area explorer scouts sponsored by the 9529 Air Reserve Squadron. The 7 p.m. event at Gard ner Board and Carton assembly room on Fleming Road near Charles Street will feature aviation subjects, jet plane and survival films, and talks by Capt RK Kelter a World War I fighter pilot and Air Force M Sgt Maurice Shaw. Block leads arrangements.

Raphael Block Tthe Gardner Board & Carton Fleming Road Charles Street RK. W. Kelter Figher Air Force Maurice Shaw Block

Catholic Knights of Ohio elect Beck president again

Delegates to the 20th biennial convention of the Catholic Knights of Ohio ended sessions Monday after unanimously reelecting Fred T. Beck of nearby St Bernard as president.

Cincinnati Catholic Knights of Ohio Fred T. Beck St. Bernard

Parking Relief Planned for Miami University Visitors

Business visitors and staff at Miami University will gain new short term parking near the east door of the Administration Building. The former Redskin Reservation site is being paved for a brief stop area. Parking stickers will authorize four new or expanded faculty staff lots near the men's tennis courts, the powerhouse, Bonham House, and MecGuffey athletic field. On street parking around campus has become competitive due to construction workers and driving students.

Oxford Miami University Redskin Miamis New Administration Ing Bonham House MecGuffey

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