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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1953

Page

3

13-Year-Old Given Second Chance At Life Dies

Wendell Law, 13, of Westlake, was struck by a car and rushed to Bay View Hospital. Doctors revived his heart after a severe head injury but he died nine hours later from medullary paralysis with respiratory failure after heroic resuscitation efforts by a team of fourteen physicians.

Cleveland Wendell Law Samuel Sheppard Bay View Hospital Wendell Della Smothers Westlake Elyria Sheppard

Rennel Concentrate Diet Remedy Sold Locally

A safe home weight loss method promises quick results without exercise or devices. The Rennel concentrate claims to provide nutrition from ordinary foods, with a liquid valine form said to speed fat loss and relieve throat congestion, marketed as an Ohio product sold at $1.40 per bottle with a satisfaction guarantee.

Ohio Renner Rennel

Baby Born As Mother Dies In Iron Lung

A 23 year old Romulus Michigan mother with polio died in an iron lung after Caesarean birth of her baby in Cleveland. The infant weighs six pounds and is reported in good condition. Husband Anthony J Walley works as a Ford designer in Dearborn.

Cleveland Romulus Mich Barbara J. Walley Anthony J Ford Motor Co Dearborn City Hospital

Stock Market Rally After Tax Cut Hints

The stock market staged a broad rally in New York after Treasury Secretary Humphrey signaled an income tax cut and a sunset for the excess profits tax. Advances of about one point sprinkled the list with strength led by rails motors aircrafts televisions copper and rubber groups. Major gains of a point or more were posted by Republic Steel Chrysler Goodrich Montgomery Ward Zenith Kennecott Du Pont International Paper Aluminium Ltd Southern Railway Northern Pacific Illinois Central General Electric Celanese Pure Oil and Richfield.

New York Treasury Humphrey Republic Steel Chrysler Goodrich Montgomery Ward Zenith Kennecott du Pont International Paper, Aluminium Ltd Southern Railway Northern Pacific Illinois Central General Electric Celanese Pure Oil and Richfield

Portland woman Among Dead In Pike Crash

Betty Wentz of Portland Indiana was killed when the car left the Union City Turnpike near Fort Recovery Ohio and crashed into a tree. Three others were injured in the collision authorities reported last night.

Celina Ohio Betty Wentz Portland Ind Union City Turnpike Fort Recovery

Taft aide sworn in as Eisenhower administrative assistant

Jack Martin of Cincinnati, longtime Sen. Robert Taft aide, was sworn in at the White House as an administrative assistant to President Eisenhower. He will serve as a liaison with Congress, with Justice Harold Burton administering the oath amid a large turnout of Taft campaign and White House figures.

Washington Jack Martin Cincinnati Robert A. Taft White House Eisenhower Martin Congress Harold Burton Supreme Court Jack Justice Burton Mrs. Burton

Israeli Deputies Refuse Raise On Principal

Mapai deputies in Jerusalem returned fifty four pounds more than usual they rejected the House Committee approved increase in representation fees and travel expenses. Other factions disagreed accepting the raise saying the state budget could absorb it.

Jerusalem Israel Israe Social Democratic Labour Party Mapai House

The Perchon horse breed for harnessing stage coaches

The Perchon, a draught horse cross with Flemish and Arab blood, was the most popular harnessing breed for stage coaches. It remains widely used for work in Argentina and the United States.

Argentina United States

Utilities Firm Seeks Gas Rate Hike Across Five Ohio Counties

The Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. of Pittsburgh asks the Ohio Utilities Commission to raise gas rates to cover a projected net deficit of 1.625 million dollars. The firm serves 41,600 customers in Monroe Imont Harrison Jefferson and Columbiana counties and cites a nearly seven million dollar rise in gas purchases. A temporary increase is requested with a future permanent hike after a hearing.

Columbus Ohio Manufacturers Light and Heat Co Pittsburgh State Utilities Commission Ohio Gas Monroe Imont Harrison Jefferson Columbiana

Break in mysterious slaying near in Upper Sandusky unfolds

Police and Wyandot County authorities pursue a lead in the unidentified girl's death found along a country road. Unconfirmed links to Cynthia Pfeil of White Plains New York include a jealous boyfriend and red shoes traced to her hometown. State Patrol aids the probe as officials name possible breaks.

Upper Sandusky Ohio P— Wyandot White Plains N. Y Ohio Wesleyan University Cynthia A. Pfeil State Highway Patrol

Pair Takes Vacation First Time in 50 Years

Plevna Kansas Hinshaw's general store closed for a three day trip by longtime managers Mr and Mrs Jack Hinshaw. They have run the store for 35 years as Hinshaw's parents owned it for 50 years before.

Plevna, Kan

Coconut cargo gave Palm Beach its name in 1879

The Palm Beach name traces to wrecked Spanish coconuts off the Florida coast in 1879, forming a tale noted by the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Palm Beach Fla Britannica

Australians Build Sabre Jet Plane Test Flight

Flight Lieutenant W. H. Scott of the RAAF piloted the Australian built Sabre for 30 minutes over Melbourne marking the first test flight. Defense Production Minister Eric Harrison said the Australian Sabre improves the original design by using a British Avon engine in place of the American turbojet.

Canberra W. H. Scott RAAF Melbourne Defense Eric J. Harrison Korea

Pitt Panthers' Great Tackle Dies

Beaver Falls report says Frank Tiger Walton died at Providence Hospital after an extended illness at age 43. Walton starred for the Pitt Panthers in 1932 33, contributing to a Rose Bowl bound team, and later played pro football for the Boston Redskins and Washington Redskins.

Beaver Falls Frank Tiger) Walton University of Pittsburgh Providence Hospital Walton Pitt Panthers Boston Redskins Washington Redskins

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