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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1948

Page

8

Radical pelvic cancer surgery offers life extension

Dr. Alexander Brunschwig reports in Cancer on a new operation removing pelvic organs and part of the large bowel to ease pain and extend life for 22 terminal pelvic cancer patients. Thirteen survived after seven months to two weeks post op. pain relief was common and some returned to work.

NEW York Cancer Alexander Brunschwig Memorial Hospital Brunschwig Journal of the American Cancer Society

Birthday Party Ends In Tragedy In Toledo

In Toledo Ohio a 16th birthday party ended in tragedy as Charles Sutton 43 killed his wife Dorothy 39 then shot himself The Suttons were separated and Dorothy said he fired when she refused him entry Police report Coroner ruled death by self inflicted gunshot and attempted murder The family included three other children

Toledo Joanne Sutton Charles Sutton Dorothy Ralph R. Murphy Murphy

Fraternal and civic group meetings fill Middletown week

City briefs list multiple meetings in Middletown including the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Veterans of Foreign Wars sessions at various venues. The Manchester Hotel hosts the Mid dletown Hamilton clubs joint dinner with Richard C. Murray as guest, and the Cancer Clinic opens at Middletown Hospital. A note recalls that over 1300 game laws were enacted in the U S from 1901 to 1910.

Richard C. Murray Co-Operative Club International Middletown Hamilton Manchester United States

Crosley plans television stations for Dayton and Columbus

Cincinnati report says Crosley Broadcasting Corp plans new TV stations in Dayton and Columbus to start in 1949 and WLWT already operates in Cincinnati. Avco Manufacturing will expand Crosley facilities to boost production to 10 000 receivers monthly, with large recent investments at Connersville Indiana and Coldwater Ohio.

Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Raymond Co Cosgrove Avco Manufacturing Corporation Queen City Club Crosley Broadcasting Corporation WLWT Aveco Crosley American Central Division Connersville Ind New Idea Coldwater American Central Avco Detroit

Engineers To Tour Fisher Body Plant

Registered engineers and surveyors are invited to the Miami Chapter dinner meeting of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers scheduled for 6 p m Wednesday September 29 A conducted tour of inspection of the Fisher Body Division of General Motors Corporation at Hamilton will follow the dinner Those interested should phone E L Brown 2 7721 for reservations REGISTRATION TIFFIN O AP Only 3 419 persons registered for the craft in Seneca County far below the expected 4 600

Miami Ohio Society of Profession Fisher Body General Motors Corporation Hamilton E. L. Brown Tiffin, O Seneca County

Hamilton Mayor Beckett Clears Way for Recall Vote

Mayor Edward Beckett voted to suspend rules and approve a recall election set for November 2. The recall, initiated by the Hamilton Citizens' Association over the Frank Buechner ouster, proceeds on a separate ballot from the general election. Six council members voted, with Frank Rosendahl absent delayed by business travel. The session lasted under 60 minutes and was otherwise uneventful. Supporters claim the recall is politically motivated by Beckett’s enemies, while backers pledge defense for the mayor.

Beckett Frank Rosendahl Howard F. Wilson Wilson Hamilton Citizens’ Association Frank Buechner Buechner

Crossley poll shows Dewey leading with 51 percent

Archibald Crossley reports the Dewey Warren ticket at 51 percent as of September 1, with Truman Barkley at 42 percent, Wallace Taylor at 5 percent, and Thurmond Wright at 2 percent. The analysis notes possible shifts from third parties and write-ins and discusses turnout and regional support.

Archibald M. Crossley Crossley Dewey Truman Wallace Thurmond Dewey-Warren Truman-Barkley Wallace-Taylor Thurmond-Wright New York States Rights Party Progressive Party Illinois Missouri Nebraska Wallace Truman Dewey Thurmond AFL CIO Crossley Incorporated

Cloudy Cooler Forecast Tops With Light Showers Tonight

Weather outlook calls for considerable cloudiness and cooler air with showers and a few thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Earlier there were 87 degrees at 2 p.m. with a morning low of 69. Commuters form four air conditioned clubs for New York work aboard Central Railroad of New Jersey trains.

New York Central Railroad of New Jersey

Cooling equipment financing over 15 years by railroad

A railroad is financing cooling equipment through a 15 year payment plan. The agreement covers installation and ongoing maintenance as part of the railway’s modernization efforts.

Major Water Leak Found At Hamilton

A leak at Second and Market Streets is wasting about 50 000 gallons daily and linked to an old hydraulic used as a sewer. Acting City Manager Mark Thomas said the loss totals about 947 000 gallons a day citywide and costs thousands yearly. City crews will fix it. engineers estimate an eight month survey and repair period after a $15 000 council appropriation.

Hamilton Mark Thomas Second and Market Sts Thomas H C. Nutting Co Cincinnati Council

City Council Election Raises Mystery Of Missing Records

The enduring mystery surrounding the loss of records grew into a campaign issue during last fall’s City Council election, spotlighting transparency and accountability for local governance.

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BY Alton L. Blakeslee Louis F. Jones Central Ave Apital Finance Corp Order of Eagles Miami Valley Post Veterans of Foreign Wars The Auxiliary Post Middletown Hospital Hunter Clark Post Silver Leaf Middletown High School Alumni Association Civic Association P. F. Johnson Civic Associationuilding Sportsmen's Club Rifle Range Committee VFW Blythe-Williams Post Moose Club Transportation Development Committee City Commission Hospital Board of Trustees Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Manchester Hotel Ohio Beclea Chas. Graff Distributing CO State ST H. Lowder San Jose Calif Dorchester Mase Edward Beckett Roosevelt Willkie C1lo Swanee River Boys Peter Donala Gildersleeve Tex and Jinx Peter Grant Tytus Wsai Challenge Yukon Jack Armstrong Dick Bray Lone Ranger Miles O'Melony Johnny Beulah Bob Crosby Chameleon Christian Your Song Harvest of Don Reid News Kaffee Klatsch Heatter News Farm Aour Cedric Foster the Happy Gang Queen Martin Bargainola News Music Meet the Band WMOH Fulton Lewis, Jr. Echoes of Harmony Special Agent L High Adventure Hollywood Story Whistler Capitol Cloakroom Opinion Aire Night Watch Thomson Radio Service Radio Repair Service Wildwood Listen Ladies Lebanon Franklin WPFB Man On Street Rhythm Boys Our Town Brooklyn Century Club Germantown Bill Bing Crosby Sky King Miles O'Melody Gus and Polly Don Meeks Peter Donald Johnny Dell Tiger Ellisonce Dick Bray Beulah Fulton Lewis Jr Hollywood Theater Mel Torme Carmen Cavallero North Cerdan Jane Ollie James Henry Jerome Orch A.M WLW Chamberlain Marke Trail Blazers Fred Waring Road of Life Nora Drake Jack Berch Wwlw Zee K Ernie Lee Guiding Light Pepper Young Lorenzo Jones WKRC Jon Arthur Jon Jon Arthur Upson Treasure Chest Betty Crocker Arthur Godfrey Hollywood Ted Malone Travelers News Helen Trent Jimmy Leonard Johnny Hill Galen Drake Xavier Cugat America Abbott & Costello Star Theater Lee Allen Mrs. Burton David Harum Hunt Hunt WMOR Church of God Weather Alarm Clock Club Reznor Easy Street Jake Friedman Tobias Artwil N. Main ST
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