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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1951
Page
5
Defense expansion fuels a shift to mobile housing with trailers now home for workers and military families. The Trailer Coach Manufacturers Association notes about 1.5 million live in trailers, rising by around 200,000 annually, with 68 percent of this year’s sales to workers and 25 percent to military personnel.
Greenville rabbi Maurice M. Mazure who died August 17 at 75 bequeathed over 90 thousand dollars to causes aiding men of all faiths and races. Major gifts include 50k to the Jewish National Fund of Jerusalem for land for resettlement, 20k to the New York Times for its Hundred Neediest Cases, 15k to Hebrew University of Palestine for a scholarship, 1k to Howard University, and the remainder to four Negro trade schools.
President Truman sent congratulations to Arthur Hays Sulzberger on the New York Times centennial praising its high journalistic standards and fair reporting. He credited Adolph Ochs for the paper's achievement and expressed wishes for continued success.
Dr. H. M. Rozendaal of General Electric research laboratory told the Ohio State Safety Council that the accident prevention record of the atomic energy industry is remarkable. He said injuries from radiation exposure are rare, while factory workers often suffer diseases blamed on industrial hazards.
An anti Communist Korean civilian reports a Russian pilot parachuted from a damaged MiG-15 near June 1 and landed near a farm in UNJU Mig Alley. The pilot was allegedly carried away by a Chinese Red Army ambulance, but authorities gave no indication of credibility.
President Truman nominated Herbert R. Askins of Phoenix Arizona to be Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Gordo Nashin presents Rhymetime celebrating autumn’s arrival with vivid imagery of brown and gold leaves, frost hints, harvest signals, harvest moon, fading lawns, and a collective sense of blessing as the season lifts spirits.
A crossword style clue listing with multiple definitions for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid hints include musical instrument, Hebrew deity, stormed, life terms, and various short words such as edge, climb, flight of steps, and fencing positions. It presents a set of intersecting word clues across two directions for a puzzle.
Virginia M. Cunningham filed for divorce in common pleas court alleging her husband Charles left with Mrs. Pearl R. Smith, wife of blind veteran George W. Smith. The Smiths and Cunningham families, all residents of Ashtabula County and Cleveland, structure the central allegation around a Labor Day departure.
The Vatican’s Sacred Consistorial Congregation excommunicated all Romanians who aided the jailing of Catholic clergy in Romania. The move targets ten men from Bucharest’s trial on charges of spying for the Vatican, Great Britain, and the United States, as part of a wider church stance against Communist country persecutions.
A civil suit was filed to annul the six month marriage of George Randolph Hearst and socialite Sandra Randeau Spencer in Juarez Mexico. The dispute cites that the union began before Hearst's divorce from Sally Hearst was finalized.
President Truman designated the year as Audubon Centennial to honor John James Audubon the noted painter naturalist ornithologist and artist who died a century ago. A separate notice announces a parole hearing for Dale E Ashcraft inmate No 48395 at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield on or after November 1 1951.
A National Council of Churches committee will meet to consider 11 cities for its permanent headquarters. Cities include Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Pittsburgh Chicago New York Evansville Fort Wayne Indianapolis South Bend Wyckoff N J. The panel will rate living costs transport mass communications racial prejudice housing and financing potential. The council represents 29 denominations with 31 million members.
A Jehovah's Witnesses group sues Bedford after a denial of a building permit for a new Kingdom Hall. The suit claims the refusal violates constitutional worship rights while Bedford cites potential traffic issues at the proposed site.
Glimpses of stars dining and socializing in New York venues. Greta Garbo appears hatless and happy at Theodore’s in Manhattan. Joan Bennett and Melinda Markey dine nearby at Carlyle with Mrs Irving Berlin and daughter Mary Ellen observing. Lilian Gish rides RCA Building elevator to Rainbow Room. Katherine Hepburn arrives by taxi sunburned and slim.
Gov. Lausche taps O A Helser of Lima as general chairman of the Ohio Fire Safety Committee succeeding the late W T Holiday. Helser, director of industrial relations for Superior Coach Co, also has served as safety director for Pharis Tire and.
In the Cham pagne Room at El Morocco rumors swirl about Mike Todd and red-haired Joan Blondell as unlikely matrimonial rivals dining together, a moment capturing Hollywood intrigue.
Rubber Company Newark president Hol iday heads a 1947 Ohio safety committee created to support the State Fire Marshal's office in promoting fire safety. Members include Helser, Chester Hutchinson of Columbus, George E Mayer of Cincinnati, Mrs. Russell C. Bickel of Columbus, Miss Freda Smith berger of Lorain, and Dick Lister of Marion.
An estate tax rule states that a return must be filed for any U S citizen or resident whose gross estate including life insurance exceeds 60 000 at death. The rule emphasizes the combined value to determine filing responsibility.
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